為什麼28.不能寫enable （正確答案是make 使寵物的生活品質能夠最好 為什麼30.不能寫Dedicated (正確答案是entitled 他們盡心盡力去做他們認為是對的事

What are you willing to do for your dogs? Of course you are willing to feed them, walk them and play with them. But how about 27 them to a spa, massage, and skin care treatment? Surprisingly, many dog owners nowadays are willing to do anything they can to 28 their dog's quality of life the best it can be. Also, they'll do whatever they can to keep their pets healthy and strong. Thus, almost all medical treatments available for humans are now available for pets. Without thinking twice, devoted owners will pay for expensive operations or even cancer treatments for their pets. One owner, for example, got his dog a $25,000 bone marrow 29 Though they are 30 to do what they think is right, not everything Take cancer treatments for example. 31 how fatigued and . owners do for their dogs is beneficial to the pet. Chemotherapy is not an easy thing for most humans to go through painful the patients may feel after the process, 32 for pets that do not understand what is going on. This causes the pet's final years filled with suffering and horror. Living with pets happily in the present and allowing them to die naturally may be the best thing to do.

請問第二題為什麼是用pp？（答案是b，後面是我自己想的🥺🥺🙏🙏

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請問第16、17要怎麼作答

It's widely known that bees are important for our ecosystem and that they are facing increasing threats from modern agricultural practices involving pesticides. What many of us don't know, 16. (is that some industries should shoulder a bigger share of blame than they're given.) The almond industry, for instance, has quite an adverse impact on bee colonies. One potential harm to bee colonies is the stress caused by transporting them over long distances to almond orchards for the task of pollination. This transportation can be stressful for the bees, hence 17. them more vulnerable to diseases and pests. Moreover, since they're 18. having limited food sources aside from almond flowers further weakens bee colonies. Still another problem is the of honeybees to pesticides and other chemicals used in almond production. 19. 20. and One sustainable solution is to make habitats and species within almond orchards more stable. By creating various ecosystems and introducing other insects among almond trees, at least we can ensure enough food supply for bees and even lower the use of pesticides for almond trees in the long run. A 16. (A) therefore (B) however C17. (A) make A (B) made 18. (A) faced with a great increase in demand (C) looked after by beekeepers carefully (B) delivery 19. (A) cultivation 2 (C) in addition (D) for a start (C) making (D) to make (B) raised in their natural environment (D) physically removed from their habitat (C) exposure (D) restriction asant (D) particular

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(C) It is said that love is a drug. But is it just a drug? That is the argument of Larry Young, a professor at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, saying that love can be explained by different *neurochemical events in the brain. If it is true, he says, people will no longer have to rely on P *oysters or chocolates to create a loving mood. Instead, it will be possible for scientists to develop some *chemicals that would make people fall in love with the first person they see. As for those who have fallen in love with someone they shouldn't have, there could be a medicine to the love that can't be returned back. The scientists even expect a "love test" by genes to see whether a possible couple can lead to a happy married life. In a recent study, researchers have found that 一升高二

請問第3題 and不是對等連接詞 所以兩邊動詞做一樣的變化嗎 求解🙏

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三填(10題,每題2 分,共 20 分,答錯無倒扣) 21 for these, though. Why are we so different? Some people hate the feeling of being afraid and avoid situations like visiting ghost houses, watching scary movies, and telling ghost stories around the campfire. Others have a Researchers have found the answer lies in how the chemicals in our brain work. When we are afraid, our bodies can make fight-or-flight response, a reaction that helps us to decide whether to fight or escape. In these situations, our brains combination of hormones. Interestingly, the way our bodies respond to these_20determines whether we get to the movie theater to see a horror film or not. 22 a a have Psychologists say that people who 24 themselves in scary situations need to make sure that they are in a safe environment. For example, people who visit ghost houses have the _25 that they are going to be scared. They may 26 fear when Godzilla or Count Dracula starts chasing them. However, they know the _27aren't real, so they can enjoy the high feeling associated with the fight-or-flight response. Some people also feel a sense of confidence after they live through a 28 situation, even if they know it is false. How about you? When a scary 29__ turns up, will you escape or enjoy the fear? No matter which one you choose, there is no doubt that no one wants to face the $30. (A) horrible (C) release in real life. It's natural that everyone will escape from real danger. (D) tragedy (B) place (AC) expectation (AD) monsters (E) passion (BC) creature (AB) sudden (AE) chemicals

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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