請問第五題

class that school year, and share the class rules with you at the same time. You should be ready to speak, too. In fact, you may be asked to introduce yourself and share what you over the summer. We wish you a great first day of school and a great school year! (A) could be (B) has been (C) will be (B) what (C) how (B) do (C) keep (B) While (C) For (B) does (C) did A B (A) it CBA) have D 4 (A) By C(A) had done (D) is (D) why (D) give (D) After (D) are doing

請問第三題

1 you. 一般來說AS -**As a rule, Generally speaking, on the first day of school, your teacher will probably most of the talking.]_4__ introducing himself or herself, your teacher may talk about what you will be doing in class that school year, and share the class rules with you at the same time. You should be ready to speak, too. In fact, you may be asked to introduce yourself and share what you over the summer. We wish you a great first day of school and a great school year! A (A) could be (B) has been (C) will be (B) what (C) how (B) do (C) keep B(A) it CBA) have iess anficult for (D) (D) why (D) give is

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make it no matter what he does. 五、綜合測驗:10% anyone can Each year, hundreds of new terms are added to English dictionaries. This is largely because many informal* terms related to technology are becoming 1. that they are now considered important words in English. Many such terms existing words. Merriam-Webster is one of the most popular publishers of English dictionaries 3. the world. In 2018, the company introduced more than 1000 new terms into its dictionary. Let's take a look at some of these terms and the meanings they 4. 2. combinations of 1. Screen time: "Screen time" is the amount of time 5. looking at his or her phone or computer screen. The term is commonly used as a prompt from one friend to another to put the phone away for a little while. 2. Cybersafety: "Cyber" describes 6. concepts. Nowadays, when people surf the Internet, "cybersafety," meaning having effective Internet security such 7. unique passwords for all your online accounts, is vital. 3. Page view: A "page view" 8. to one visitor to a webpage*. Modern companies often measure the popularity of their websites based on how many page views they get a given period of time.

請問第四題如果選D的話合理嗎？覺得蠻通順的 謝謝!

II. 綜合測驗 With all the TED Talks available, how can you choose a good one to start with? TED.com offers several playlists that can introduce you to TED Talks. 1. playlist* features the 25 most-watched talks. Another, 2. "11 must-see TED Talks," aims to give an introduction to the wide range of topics covered. Still another has 3. of the very first talks to be uploaded. 4. , you might start with the one talk that is on all three lists: Sir Ken Robinson's "Do Schools Kill Creativity?" This talk 5. is from 2006, is about encouraging creativity in school. TED's most popular talk, it 6. more than 58 million times over the years. Talks also bed The 563.6 Talk. Eve miss one 1₁. online. T even if y If you still don't know 7. a talk, try TED.com's TED Recommends* system. Using jetoi sii ni sau tot jelewater at slytestil vibaori-pos nseil. some topics you find interesting. 9. with that this is very easy. All you have to do is 8. information, the system recommends a talk for you to watch and rate. After you watch that first 5021 (8) muntari A talk, a second is recommended based on your rating. 10. you watch and rate, the system learns your preferences* and can suggest more and more interesting talks for you. However you choose your first video, TED Talks can be so interesting that it probably won't be your last. 註*: playlist 播放清單;recommend 推薦;preference 偏好 註*:re 1. 6. (B) One coronal THC (C) Another (D) Other ( IV. 篇重 (B)1. ) 1. (A) Some s ohni T (B) known for (C) known as (D) known to (A) S (V) 2. (A) known by Say It (8) do (C) little SURMA) (D) a little st (B) a few B) 3. (A) few ( () 4. (A) In fact commemo (B) In other words (D) However 1 blowodi 10ei (C) Instead blow od si notlesinagio C (C) that (B), which (D), who (^) which bos HO(A) sl odi omr 978l odi Every videos all also launc follow the local focu (B) C in (C) T

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II. 綜合測驗:20% et from szi When people find out I'm an airline chef*, they always want to talk about how bad in-flight food is. I understand what they mean—I don't always enjoy the food 16. a flight myself—but it's really not the chef's fault. Actually, airlines have done a lot of W 17. on in-flight food. They've found that no matter* how well it's cooked, food on a plane just doesn't taste 18. good 18. it does on the ground. That is because your tongue doesn't work equally well in an airplane cabin, 19. the humidity and air TBAL 1. pressure are lower. Similarly, the noise in the cabin reduces your sense of taste. 2 We chefs work hard to make in-flight food taste good anyway. We've introduced new dishes 20. fes 3. our flights and tried to improve old ones.21., we use extra seasoning* to give the dishes a stronger taste. On top of that, we use 22. with richer flavors, like tomatoes and spinach. These foods, 23. taste better than others on board—try a glass of tomato juice on your next flight and see! As a chef, I try my best to provide everyone 24. a tasty meal. Nothing will be quite like wh in for you 25. , but I hope it tastes good anyway. If it doesn't, please don't blame me! 1:38 註:chef 主廚 no matter of seasoning at ( B ) 16. (A) between (B) during (C) across (D) through

請問第一題為什麼選C？ 謝謝

exelsed_7. The judge interpretat Tg. determinatsosady's lengthy Land und die is greatly respected by his followers because he always says something m to inspire them 7. ed his original decision by claiming that Emilia, instead of her opponent, was the winner of the game. The DNA testing suggests a different (interpret) of what caused the death of the young girl. (determine) to become a policewoman remains as strong as ever despite all the difficulties she has had. 10. After a take on the task of guiding its blind master through the traffic. (length) period of training, the seeing-eye dog was finally able to II. 綜合測驗:20% : Have you ever wondered about the origins of the fist bump? This is the latest of many methods 11. greeting someone with your hands. The gesture probably began as an imitation of the way in which boxers 13. it impossible to shake hands, typically 12. _ greet each other before a fight. Wearing gloves so they usually just tap their gloves together. About fifty years ago, NBA players started using the high five, a fist-bump-like gesture, in basketball games as well. The high five can feelings of joy and triumph in a more exciting way than a handshake. Since then, the practice of the fist bump has spread to other situations. Some people, for instance, try to avoid shaking the hands of strangers 15. they are first introduced, simply because they're worried about the spread of some disease. 16. fist bumps transmit far fewer germs. 14. 龍騰文化肯定自己》肯定不同

第三行 asked 是不是能放到have後面？這是什麼句型啊？故意強調用的嗎？

cyb幻争先 第31至34題為題組 Bututi Classical music may not be everyone's cup of tea, and classical musicians may strike people as a bunch of old, and grease introverts. To counter this stereotype, we interviewed some classical musicians and asked them to answer & he bringnently asked questions people have about them. 1. Classical musicians never listen to pop music, right? Actually a surprising number of them do. As musicians, they enjoy music in general. Pop is just one form of it. 31 This may not be something everyday people would do but it actually shows their appreciation of this art form.

求解第20題 謝謝😀

ul 9. Everyone had a (mourn) expression on his or her face during the funeral ceremony. Jason's Nike sneakers are fake, but they do bear a close (resemble) to the real brand-name shoes. II. 綜合測驗:20% Desemblanceo 11. you » One of the most important animals in Mexican culture is the Xoloitzcuintli. This word looks very strange, and unless you're from Mexico, you're probably wondering how to pronounce it. Don't let it 11. death with that unusual combination of letters. 12. _, you can simply say it like this: show-low-eats-queen-t-Lee. Hopefully this makes much easier to read. orice bigos Xoloitzcuintli, or just “xolo” for short, is a type of dog found in almost every corner of Mexico. It is often associated with the 13. of death. This is because, according to tradition, xolos are believed 14. _ their ghosts to the underworld after people pass away. They do so in order to prevent souls 15. the afterlife from getting lost, or from staying on earth longer than they should. The name Xoloitzcuintli is derived from Xolotl, the Aztec god of death and lightning, 16. itzcuintli, the Aztec word for “dog.” Some people would rather refer to it as the “Mexican hairless dog” than 17. it Xoloitzcuintli. “Mexican hairless dog” perfectly describes the dog, 18. its fur is very short and very smooth. Apart from this covering that 19. a horse's coat, xolos are also known for their lively nature. Intelligent and playful, they're perfect symbols of a country 20. death is not feared but celebrated. These “dogs of the dead” are actually full of life!) sono il otw bno vodo ixolod UNO 騰文化 肯定自己》肯定不同

求解這三題 感覺有點看不懂這篇 謝謝

IV. 閱讀測驗:9% Prometheus Bound is a famous play that is considered by most scholars to be the work of the ancient Greek playwright, Aeschylus. Often referred to as the father of tragedy, Aeschylus is thought to have written around 80 plays, but only seven survive. One of these is Prometheus Bound. Based on the story of the Titan punished by Zeus for giving fire to humans, the play contains just seven characters. It starts with Prometheus being tied to a cliff in the rocky Caucasus Mountains by the gods of power, violence and metalwork. Unable to free himself, Prometheus is then visited by three othe 背面尚有試題) 61003S2

求解第2.4.8題 謝謝！

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