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24. (A) turned to 25. (A) On its own (B) rela (B) Due to (C) Close to 26. to $20 just before Christmas. He wondered if he The Gift of the Magi is one of the most fantastic stories about love and money, published in O. Henry's 1906 short story 27. wanted to get Della collection The Four Million. In the story, Jim found that his income could afford any gift that his wife, Della, had craved for long. With Christmas just a day away, Jim the fine set of combs. Actually, he was not the only person who was planning a surprise gift. His wife, Della, also wanted to get him a gold chain for his beloved watch, which she also could not afford. After purchasing groceries, she had barely any money left. However, deeply in love with one another, they each decided to do whatever it took to get those perfect gifts. Della 28. her money problem. She went out, and a few minutes later showed up in a wig shop, where she quickly found a solution sold her hair. She then used the money made from selling her hair to buy a watch chain and went home to cook Christmas dinner. his eyes upon Della and realized that she had her hair cut. He took out the special gift-the set After Jim came home, he ___29._ of combs. Della was deeply touched and soon her eyes were filled with tears of joy. She then admitted to Jim that she did so just 30. she had sold her hair to buy his gift, he had sold his precious watch to pay for the combs. to buy a watch chain for him. They each had made a huge sacrifice to prove their love for each other. DC 26. (A) is going to be shrunk BC 27. (A) painfully (B) will have been shrunk (B) desperately (B) in <D 28. (A) on CD 29. (A) looked (B) stared D C 30. (A) If (B) Until (C) has been shrunk (C) immediately (C) to (C) fixed (C) Though (D) had been shrunk (D) emotionally (D) for (D) unmoved (D) As

想請問31題A不能的理由，謝謝！

第31 至35 處為起組 When it comes to the modern Summer Olympics, one can immediately picture fans yelling for their home country athletes in the world's most famous sporting events. The number of countries_31_ in the two-week sports festival grows every four years. World-known as it may seem, the modern Olympic Games started from a very_32_origin when ancient Greeks honored and entertained their gods with various sports activities in a religious ceremony. The local festival _33_ turned into a state-wide athletic meet for Greek athletes. The event, however, was stopped by Roman Emperor Theodosius, who considered the event a pagan activity. Mainly_34_ a French noble named Pierre de Coubertin, the modern Olympics can rise from the ashes and continue to serve as a glorious arena for athletes. His nthusiasm for sports inspired him to _35_ a meeting with 79 country representatives, who agreed the first modern Olympics would be held in Athens in 1896. As we cheer for our favorite athletes, we must remember the entire world has Pierre de Coubertin to thank for giving birth to the modern Olympics. 31. (A) that competes 32. (A) distant 33. (A) eventually 34. (A) in terms of 35. (A) get over 三、文意選填 (10%) D (B) have competed (B) severe (B) visually (B) in addition to (B) call for 每題 公娃 (C) competing (C) humble (C) mutually (C) except for (C) happen to (D) competed (D) ultimate (D) virtually (D) thanks to (D) take place .

請問12題 為什麼不能選B?

A BS B B 二、綜合測驗:請根據文意選出最適當的答案。 第 11-15 題為題組 We all know college students tend to drink. It is common at social gatherings to engage in drinking games taking numerous shots of liquor. ______ red wine a day is good for you. But when that one glass turns into three or four-or even a whole bottle-you know there is a problem. os (A) 129T 19boM , thought that th some students may binge drink once or twice a week, the thought that they might one day acquire alcoholism does not normally cross their minds. Alcoholism aside, binge drinking itself can be quite a dangerous practice. Alcohol can be toxic. If a drinker they could poison themselves and stop breathing. It can be fatal. over-14 11. (A) involving 12. (A) Initially 13. (A) Only if 14. (A) evolves 15. (A) triumphant Further -1 Binge drinking is described as having five or more drinks in one sitting. It can lead to more long-term problems than just a nasty headache the following day. You could end up with a battle with alcohol addiction. a glass of Innobibbs (0) (B) involve (C) involves (D) be involved (B) Spiritually soubon (C) Essentially (D) Artistically (B) Even though (B) breeds (B) lifelong i posupas (C) winning tt. (C) In order that (C) protects DAs soon as as ETER (D) indulges (C) winning og ver (D) ridiculous

想請教一下為何第六題是B 詩作不是可數嗎 不應該選A嗎

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B c B 第 11 至 15 題為題組 April Fools' Day, one of the most light-hearted days of the year, has an unclear origin. Some see it as a celebration related to the turn of the seasons from winter to spring; others, however, believe that it 11 the adoption of a new calendar. Ancient cultures celebrated New Year's Day on or around April 1, which roughly coincides with the beginning of spring. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII ordered a new calendar, which called for New Year's Day to be celebrated on January 1, However, many people, (either refusing to accept the new date or not having heard about it, 12 to celebrate New Year's Day on April 1. Other people began to make fun of these traditionalists, sending them on "fool's errands" or trying to fool them into believing something false. 13, the practice spread throughout Europe and the rest of the world. 14 to create elaborate hoaxes to fool others. Nowadays, on April Fools' Day, people often Newspapers, radio and TV stations, and websites have participated in the April 1 tradition of making 15 reports in order to fool their audiences. The BBC once reported that Swiss farmers were experiencing a spaghetti crop and showed scenes of people harvesting noodles from trees. Guess what? A great number of viewers were fooled. 11. (A) leads to 12. (A) continue 13. (A) Precisely 14. (A) come to an end 15. (A) fictional 第 16 至 20 題為題組 (B) brings out (B) continuing (B) Eventually (B) go to great lengths (B) essential (C) stems from (C) to continue (C) Additionally (C) put in service (C) ancient (D) comes across (D) continued (D) Literally (D) hold in store (D) subjective ioon outhor and journalist His writing style,

英文 想請問17題，複合代名詞究竟該如何判斷意思及該選的選項呢？謝謝🙏

:20.透透組 While once known for its people's good looks and slim body figures, Brazil is now confronting surging obesity rates. Almost one in four Brazilian adults is obese, a doubled rate in the past 20 years. It has led to a movement to protect overweight people 16. being discriminated. This issue is also at the center of the heated debates on one of the Brazil's most popular TV programs. This country, in media, has been featuring 17. women in ads and on catwalks. In addition to the fashion industry, other organizations and businesses are taking action. Hospitals are purchasing larger beds and MRI machines. Movie theaters are offering wider seats. At school, a day is 18. to promote the rights of overweight 這一天被預留下来 people. Laws are changing as well. Across the country, ese people are now 19. seats on public transportation and priority at certain places like banks. Besides, a comedian was fined $1,000 for making jokes about a dancer's weight. Though obese people are being treated more and more kindly, some experts urge the government to address the issues triggered by obesity from the perspective of health. 20. so have related health problems, such as diabetes, stroke, and sleep apnea. Luckily, Brazilian governments have launched campaigns encouraging a healthier diet, financed exercise spaces in Brazilian towns, and promoted more nutritious meals in school cafeterias. 16. (A) not (A) full-figuring 18. (A) lining up 19. (A) deprived of BRO CR (B) for (B) full-figured (B) kicked off B) characteristic of (C) with adi. slim-figuring (C) set aside entitled to D) from (D) slim-figured (D) following suit BIF (D) withdrawn from

求解🙏 第10、11題 不懂為什麼要選D跟B

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請問第74題🙏

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ALL STARS SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN, Social Studies Expert 43 The First and Funniest Comic Strip NU T NO.0816 ALL STARS ★ CHARLIE A Courtesy of andertoons/flickr P eanuts is one of the most popular comic strips of all time. First appearing on October 2, 1950, Peanuts eventually ran in more than 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries. The comic had a major influence on other strips by making the four- panel comic strip the standard in American newspapers. Charlie Brown and Snoopy are just 15 two of the many characters created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Like Charlie Brown, Schulz was a very shy boy in school. He also felt like a failure when his high school refused to put his 20 artwork in its yearbook. Even so, he learned to carry on through hard times. 5 The main character of Peanuts is the shy, lovable loser Charlie Brown. It seems that whatever Charlie Brown tries to do, he fails. Whenever he flies a kite, it gets stuck in a tree; he loses every baseball game; he never receives any cards on Christmas or Valentine's Day. Nonetheless, he wins over the reader's heart because he never gives up hope and never stops trying. Another popular character in Peanuts is Charlie Brown's dog, Snoopy. Snoopy 10 is a beagle with a vivid imagination. Sitting atop his doghouse, he daydreams about being a World War I jet pilot, a best-selling author, and "Joe Cool," a cool college student. Also, even though he's just a dog, he's the best player on Charlie Brown's baseball team. ▲ Charles M. Schulz 127