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英文 高中

請問為什麼第一題是practicable 而不是capable><

are one billion nanometers in one meter, you can get an idea of how impressive this technology really is! Even though this fabulous technology has been around for almost 100 years, we have only recently been able to experience both its benefits and i cogmignal ovil Asqa niso I e maoney but also area Stopesugar have characteristics These days, nanotechnology is used primarily to make things stronger, stiffer, and smoother. Due to their tiny size, nanoparticles increase the overall surface a of an object, and that acts to give the object special properties However, nanotechnology is also used in the field of biochemistry. One possible of nanotechnology in the future is in the field of robotics. It might be feasible for tiny nano-robots, or "nanobots," to be produced that could easily perform tasks in a very small scale. Each of these nanobots would be so small that you would need a special microscope to see them. Because of their small size, however, a great deal of them DEST OF 90 MOBST U simple math, inc ped programa Cindy a button nose Qué oyes, would be needed to perform a task. furod One drawback to nanotechnology is that the structures are so small that they pose some health and environmental risks. Because of their size, they can float around in the air and enter our lungs without our knowing about it. The effects of this are not yet known, but in the future, if the use of this sort of technology becomes more common, some specialists believe that we may suffer from various illnesses. Regardless of the risks, however, it seems that nanotechnology is something that will be with us for a long time. davol odi ni "11" nuomong ot D Tolo hazards. or (A) affordable (B) practicable (C) visible 14 What does the passage mainly discuss? (A) A new technol use 13 The boldfaced word "feasible" in paragraph two is closest in meaning to ghib10:56 Ap (D) capable

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英文 高中

想請問112學測這題,我找不太到B跟D判斷的關鍵!

43 46ool vislil teom indixon 21 brodwogezang out of quibroso A M Situated off the coast of Tanzania and washed by the warm, clean waters of the Indian Ocean Zanzibar is a tropical archipelago comprised of several scattered islands. This popular beach people know that in the past, control of Zanzibar meant access to unimaginable wealth destination is now famous for its white sand beaches, slender palms, and turquoise seas. But few From ancient times, Zanzibar has been a trading hotspot, thanks to its location on the trade route between Arabia and Africa. Traders from Asia had already visited the islands 900 years before the arrival of its first permanent settlers from the African mainland (around 1000 AD). In the 8 century, Persian merchants built settlements here, which grew over the next four centuries into their trading posts. Between the 12th and 15th centuries, trade increased between Arabia, Persia, and Zanzibar, bringing the archipelago both wealth and power. During the Age of Exploration, commerce in Zanzibar quickly boomed, largely due to the rise of the spice trade. At the close of the 15th century, Europeans' craze for spices gave rise to the Spice Route, a network of sea lanes joining Europe with the Far East, where most spices came from. In 1498, Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama made the first sea voyage to India, via the southernmost tip of Africa. In 1499, he arrived at Zanzibar, an archipelago sitting at the crossroads of the Spice Route The islands soon attracted traders from different lands. Hundreds of ships sailing the Spice Route docked here, bringing spices and goods for transaction, and Zanzibar became one of the biggest trading centers in the world. im wolldr MoldW 24 Since the 16th century, Zanzibar has come under the rule of the Portuguese, the Arabians, and then the British, each leaving a mark on the place. The paths of various religions also crossed here: Muslims have lived peacefully with Christians and Buddhists on the islands for centuries. The unique cultural intersections, scented with the aroma of cloves, vanilla, and cinnamon floating in the air, give these jewels on the li Indian Ocean an amazing charm that goes far beyond tropical beach fun. 2b60122019 alaog anomalie abnolaî (A) Mineiton bu 43. Which of the following is true about the earliest traders in Zanzibar?bsler (8) Lembiar ogslegirlons (0) (A) The earliest traders arrived around 900 AD. (B) Most of the earliest merchants came from Africa. emise ogulsquitone (CI) (C) Asian merchants arrived centuries before the African settlers. (D) Traders from Persia settled down permanently around 1000 AD. 12 年 學測

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英文 高中

想請問第17題和23題的解釋 謝謝!

A16 第16至20題為題組 Tai Chi Chuan is a type of ancient Chinese martial art. People benefits. This centuries-old Chinese mind-body exercise is now gaining popularity in the United States. Tai Chi mainly for its health The most familiar aspect of Tai Chi Chuan is the hand form, which is a series of slow-flowing movements with poetic names (These movements, forming an exercise system) 17 "dragons stirring up the wind" and "wave hands like clouds." or the Qi energy, in one's body. 18 one to effortlessly experience the vital life force, Tai Chi Chuan is not only a physical but also a increase communication between the body and the mind and enable one to deal with other people more 19 exercise. Psychologically, this exercise may effectively. It 20 stress and creates calmness and confidence. Relaxation and a feeling of joy are among the first noticeable differences in a Tai Chi student. 16. (A) practice 17. (A) from 18. allow B 19. (A) formal C20. (A) imposes 0 A 21. (B) consult (B) like (B) allows (B) mental (B) offends (A) Therefore C22. (A) officially 23. (A) approach FACE 24. (A) replace & 25. (A) unlucky 16 (B) Nevertheless (B) mutually (B) approaching (B) disguise Billogical 或畫記多於一個選項者,該 (C) display (C) between C) allowed (C) social (C) reduces 第 21 至 25 題為題組 Much like the dove and robin, the bluebird is considered a very lucky sign in most cultures, a woodpecker, when seen near the home, is regarded as a particularly when seen in the spring. 21 good sign. In contrast, the peacock is not 22 seen as lucky. In places like India, the peacock is considered lucky because the great many "eyes" on its feathers are said to alert it to 23 evil. Peacocks are also highly valued in China and Japan, where they are kept as symbols by the ruling families to 24 their status and wealth. However, the peacock receives only scorn from the rest of the world. The feathers of peacocks are considered the most 25 part of the bird because the eye-shaped markings on them are associated with "evil eyes." To bring the evil eye into the home is thus believed to invite trouble and sorrow. (C) Roughly (C) universally (C) approached (D) manage (D) regarding (D) allowing (D) global (D) disturbs (C) distinguish impossible (D) Similarly (D) eventually (D) be approaching (D) represent (D) unnecessary

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英文 高中

求解2 第三行第一段時間不是說不能確定了嗎🥺

Advanced 10 5 SA ENGLISH TH Having bip oesn't have to With t such as Beetho- All suffered fro treatment, the can't live a n 66 The Ups and Downs of Bipolar Disorder L ife in the modern world can be confusing and fast-paced. Every day, our brains are forced to make sense of an endless stream of information from the Internet, TV, and newspapers. As if that weren't enough, we must balance our social and work schedules while still making time for our families. It's no wonder that many people sometimes feel overwhelmed by the ups and downs of their life. But for people with (bipolar disorder, this roller coaster ride never seems to end. Yet many people suffering from this disease don't even know they have it. Bipolar disorder is a condition in which people have trouble controlling their moods. Instead of having a balanced temperament, patients often move between extreme excitement and depression. In less serious cases, it can cause a person to be overly energetic and talkative throughout the day. It could also make the sufferer become anxious about minor things that wouldn't bother most people. In severe cases, people can become extremely depressed and lose their will to live. sbu Scientists are still unsure why people develop bipolar disorder, but many 15 believe it is caused by a combination of internal and external factors. They believe it comes from a chemical imbalance in the body, which may be genetic. But when this is combined with high levels of pressure, bipolar disorder seems to worsen. Re Since bipolar disorder is complex, it can be difficult to treat. One approach to get it under control is through medication. The drug lithium is often prescribed, 20 since it can control patients' moods in both the manic and depressive stages. Psychotherapy is also used to help people change the negative thoughts that frequently accompany their severe mood swings. 196

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英文 高中

B選項哪裡有講到history😅

1 閱讀測驗1 on the Canadian The maple leaf is Canada's national symbol, proudly displayed flag. The leaf[emblemlcan also be found on the logos of many business in Canada, including Air Canada, and it is also the symbol for the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team. In addition, it is used by the federal government, and it is on the Canadian coat of arms. The maple leaf is the North American country's most typical symbol of national pride, and Canadians are fond of all things maple. Visitors, too, love the o take pictures as the leaves turn yellow, maple leaf. They come in droves every fall to orange, and red. b If there is nothing more American than apple pie, then there is nothing more Canadian than maple syrup. This famous by-product of the maple tree is a huge industry in the country. Everyone around the world loves maple syrup, and an estimated 85% of the world's production comes from Canada. Further, most of it comes from Quebec, one of the thirteen provinces and territories in the country. However, the history of this delicious syrup goes back before there were any provinces or a country known as Canada. Centuries before Europeans explored and settled in North America, indigenous people had perfected the process of tapping the sticky, sweet sap from the trees. It was First Nations people who taught this valuable technique to settlers.small 9101 Steeped in Canada's history, maple syrup making is celebrated as a proud tradition. As early spring brings warmer temperatures, conditions become ripe for tapping and collecting the precious sap) from the trees. Several festivals are held around Canada to mark the joyous occasion. Of course maple-flavored treats are featured, like hot (taffy served on fresh snow and eaten with wooden sticks. Local folk music and other entertainment round out the festivities and add to the light-hearted atmosphere. These festivals naturally attract plenty of tourists. botabro ollja BX 5 What is the purpose of the first paragraph? quola dinoms zie menuol 220m (A) To show how maple trees prove to be a tourist attraction. stewas able (9) (B) To explain how maple trees play a role in the Canadian history. alduon

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