求救16跟24題 想問我原本的答案為什麼錯 謝謝😀

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請問set out across是什麼意思

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想請問為什麼要用分詞構句 （used as a verd 那裡）

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想問13、15、16的概念

13. As spacecraft commander for Apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing mission, Neil Armstrong became the first man ever on the moon. (109 屏東高中) (C) landed 14. (A) landing (B) to land Bill has a car, he seldom drives to work. A (A) Although (B) Despite 15. Hsieh Kun-shan was born into a poor family. leg in an accident. (A) In (B) At (C) Of 16. The rich businessperson likes to share what he has (A) with (B) for (C) Unless (D) When sixteen, he lost both arms and one (成功高中) others. (D) having landed (嘉義高中) (C) between (D) On (台南一中) (D) and

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7. a scientist You will only ever have 150 friends during your lifetime. No matter how popular you are at school, how many parties you attend, and how many people you meet in different you can't have significant personal relationships with any more people than that. Why does the situation exist? It is known as Dunbarºs number because it was first explained by 2 Robin Dunbar who wrote a book named How Many Friends Does One Person Need. The limit is just part of human nature. At a critical stage in human history, we lived in mobile groups of around 150 people. Our brains adapted to that fact and came to regard it as What happens if you meet more than 150 people? Are you unable to remember their names? you may "know" more than 150 people, you won't think about them very much. They won't be emotionally important to you. Your brain can't remember so many relationships at the same time. Older acquaintances will disappear in your mind and be replaced by newer and 5 Thus, you'd better choose your friends carefully. After all, you can only have 150 of them! 3 Not exactly 4 ones. 2

請問9.(A)&10.(C)

I SAPUES : 10% banko'shib oldi (e sohion ban feeling feeling bin mill – so few understand. 五、綜合測驗: On Thursday night, famous graffiti artist Matt Garner will be giving a talk about graffiti at New State College. Matt is a talented artist 1. paints street art under the nickname "paladin.” Some people love his work, while 2. see it as a coward's art. He hopes to change people's minds about this art form 3. (8 Paladin's art is mostly political. He likes to compare the media's image of war 4. the real-life effects of conflict. His most famous work is called Sugar-Free Will, and it 5. calls our attention to the political platform that Hollywood actors use to spread their personal 1 1. quo views. The piece shows millions of television audience members staring wide-eyed at a handsome actor on the screen. Those who don't like his art say that 6. solving problems, his graffiti creates new ones. They argue that he encourages crime, and that work like his 7. the city look messy. Supporters point out that instead, his art makes neighborhoods more beautiful and interesting . In addition to att historians are quick to remind people that artists have used art to send political messages for centuries. 82

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第五題為什麼是D🙏🏻

1 REPUGEES WELCON FAIR FASAN TRUMP'S A JOKE! dlo! When the Internet first started becoming commonplace ECHO CHAMBER in homes, it was forecast that this connection would influence people's worldviews for the better. Unfortunately, those early hopes and 1/haven't all quite come true. For many, the Internet has led people into echo chambers. No, we're not referring to an actual ko acoustic room. -_25, an echo chamber occurs when a person's beliefs-especially those that are false, hateful, or discriminatory—are echoed back to them and given added weight by being repeated in a closed environment. The issue of echo chambers goes beyond people simply having a place to spout their ideas. Having had their beliefs 3 B people in echo chambers will often seek out content, news, and media that support their views. At the same time, they may 4 A from anything or anyone that challenges their perspective. Within an echo chamber, irrational ideas are able to flourish, while science or facts that contradict them are reacted to with hostility or scom. In_Vs situation, people become more insular, and in worst cases, extremist thinking is fueled. This is why fostering an open community of various opinions is needed wherever you are. TRUMP ECLINTON BBTH F. NONE FOLLOWER TRUMP FOLLOWER 1. (A) rumors 2. (A) Initially 3. (A) reinforce 4. (A) withdraw 5. (A) such IN (B) scandals (B) Literally (B) reinforced (B) overflow (B) a such (C) predictions (C) Accordingly (C) reinforcing (Q recover (C) such one (D) compliments (D) Metaphorically (D) to reinforce (D) invade (D) one such

第8題的weird是什麼意思？ 看解答還是不知道

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