想問44題為什麼是填原型動詞

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想問問16、19、24🙏🙏

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想問問16、19、24🙏

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想問問第9、10題🥺

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想問問6、9、10🙏🙏

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第九題為什麼是選B?

解 747 A 車追 J 3 白茶 (( 6. 我必須加速以趕上 Darren,因為他走得很快, I must speed up to go to Darren because he walking fest. catch up with & the difficulties Frisbee was thrown 2. the danger. the ocean. David attempted to chase it 3., he was lifted up into the air by a huge wave. e./__4.___ seconds, he landed on his head. 舉起 長這樣 部份的 5. to David lost the use of his legs and only had partial use of his hands. He was spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. However, his doctors believed that playing table tennis would give him a good chance 6. full use of both hands. It quickly became clear that he was very talented at the sport, and he was keen to show the world 7. As he recovered, he gradually moved from the ping-pong table to a regular tennis court. Hungry 8. success, he began playing competitive wheelchair tennis in 1999. 第一題如 Ever since, David has slowly 9. his way to the top of his sport. He has now won Basix medals at the Paralympics (the Olympics for athletes with disabilities). In addition, he 7. 儘管遭遇到困難,James決定繼續嘗試,沒有什麼可以改變他的心意。(Despite + N....) there is Despite difficultion, James decided to keep trying- nothing can change his mind. 五、綜合測驗:10% On a day at the beach with his friends in 1995, David Wagner was involved in an accident that changed his life forever. David and his friends were throwing a Frisbee. The 10. as a motivational speaker for other athletes and people with disabilities. His story of battling against the odds enables him to inspire others. 朝向海洋丟過去(有時間追趕 1. (A) down (B) on (C) toward (D) around (B) 2. (A) thanks to (B) in spite of AB (D 4. (A) Over (B) About B) 5. (A) buried (B) forced 6. (A) recovered (D) 3. (A) Suddenly(B) Fortunately A7.(A) what he could do (C) what could he do (C) 8.(A) in (A) had (B) recovering (...gru-(B) from) (B) made ) 10. (A) worked 接起來 and int a d (B) had worked (C) rather than (C) Obviously (D) according to (D) Actually 六 K39 (C) Between (D) Within (C) destroyed (D) prevented (C) recovers (D) to recover (B) how could he do (A (D) how he could do (C) for (D) through (C) got MA(D) stood (C) was working (D) has worke

想請教一下第八題～～～ A為什麼不行🤔️

A 2015 study used an interesting and very thorough approach to compare the structure of male and female brains. Researchers looked at MRI scans of more than 1,400 people. It 60 that most people had a patchwork quilt of masculine and feminine features that varied widely from person to person. While some activities were more common in women, including chatting on the phone, and 7ho mom, and others in men, such as golfing, playing video games, 98% of those studied didn't fit a clear- cut gender profile. 185, the findings suggest that "human brains do not belong to one of two distinct categories." opb Mua cele obieni atajinsipe multOn average, brains of men are about 10% larger than 9m of women. However, bigger doesn't mean smarter, and no differences have been found in men and women's

請問12題為什麼選D🥺

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,

求解3的B

美處 某事 做某事 人做某事 …而且… 事 HOVER Why Men Are Men and Women Are Women 65 e already know that as children, boys wrestle and girls play make-believe. Boys often like building things and taking them apart. On the other hand, girls prefer to host and attend pretend tea parties. But why do these differences W exist? Advanced Several months after babies are born, female babies like to look at a person's face to read emotions while male infants prefer to look at objects. Few would disagree that men care more about objects while women tend to empathize with others. However, the sex of our brain is not always as clear-cut as the sex of our body. In one experiment, a tough man, who seemed very competitive, was shown to possess a high degree of empathy, while a woman scored the highest in a hand- 10 eye coordination test at which men were thought to do better. This shows that the distinctions that set us apart might not be as clear as we think. 5 I t ZAN Differences between the sexes are hard to understand and so are relationships. What on earth makes people fall in love? According to a report, men prefer a particular waist-to-hip ratio, which indicates reliable fertility, while women 15 care more about a man's height, which is thought to be related to success. These are some of the reasons for initial attraction. way (we we see way Some psychologists suggest that our feelings may change the our partners Newlyweds were given a brain scan. The "reward" parts of their brains were filled with feel-good chemicals while the critical judgment part was 20 suppressed. It seems that the old expression "love is blind" has some truth. truth. 193

請問第三題如何判斷？謝謝！

II. 綜合測驗 nopp (H The Matsu Islands are a collection of small islands belonging to Taiwan. The largest of these islands is Nangan, 1. the Lienchiang County government office is located. On this 2. who wish to honor Mazu, the sea goddess, will find one of Taiwan's tallest island, statues of her. the ocean The Statue of the Goddess Mazu sits on top of Menqian Mountain and faces out toward 4. twenty-eight 3. over the seas. The statue was built in 2009 and measures 6. the signs in Matsu meters in height. The easiest way to reach it 5. on foot. After Village, you will eventually reach Matsu Port. From here, a hundred steps lead up to the statue, which 7. appears as you near the top. After you reach the top of the steps, you will first come to a giant structure that looks like a boat. Do not stop 8. you have walked through this structure and arrived at the viewing platform on the other side. At this point, the statue will Midsmind busm be right_9._ you, and its massive* size will really become apparent. rola obero Clear, cloudless* days offer the best opportunities for visitors 10. their respect to vdelar. the Statue of the Goddess Mazu. On such days, the view of the statue with the ocean in the background can leave one feeling wonderfully at peace. noig 註*:massive 巨大的;cloudless 晴朗的;無雲的p2 orit intofl (C) 1. (A) that (B) which (B) those (B) watching (B) toward (B) being (B) following bajas onstorn (B) fortunately Sayinab ( (B) after B ) 2. (A) them B3 (A) to watch (A) from A. A B A) (C) 5. (A) ar (B) 6. (A) follow (A) 7. (A) finally DE 18. ) 8. (A) since i holis to abnorm (C) 9. (A) in the middle of (B) in back of (B) 10. ) 10. (A) paying (B) to pay ilsounou, (C) where (C) they) (C) watches (C) between hond (C) is (C) follows (C) necessarily (C) before (C) in front of (C) paid 03 (31) (D) there (D) their (D) watched y te over-more (D) than (D) to be (D) followed (D) typically beenmormint (D) until (D) on top of bon morir ofn (D) in paying Whatqueun