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第 39 至 42 題為題組 As we progress further into the digital age, new terms and technologies seem to pop up everywhere. The latest of these is "NFTs" or non-fungible tokens. If something is fungible, it means that it is able to be replaced by an item of identical value, such as currency. Therefore, a non-fungible token cannot be interchanged; it is unique. NFTs are linked to the blockchain-the digital database that supports online cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Let's take a deeper look at NFTs and how people can buy, sell, and trade them. In simple terms, NFTs are one-of-a-kind digital works of art. They can take the form of GIFs, tweets, virtual trading cards, images of physical objects, and more. NFTs tend to attract investors who believe in the future of blockchain technology, and who are willing to spend top dollar to obtain a new form of digital currency. For example, Jack Dorsey's first tweet sold for $2.9 million, a video clip of a LeBron James slam dunk sold for over $200,000, and a decade-old "Nyan Cat" GIF sold for $600,000. Clearly, the NFT market is something to be taken seriously. So, the next question is: how does one participate in it? modi naging dato Basically any digital image can be purchased as an NFT. But before buying one, there are a y things to bolet gold sin few things to consider. You need to think about which marketplace to buy from. You also need to b bount itnorn s. slagg 21.05 think about what kind of digital wallet you'll be using to store the NFT, and which type of gos, of 10 and ab cryptocurrency you'll use to purchase it. The process of selling your NFT will vary based on which Dead orie ni einshins Imp leve moitoolsh marketplace you use. However, the process is simple enough-first, you'll upload your content to anthow ad of Lite to 2012 63 ele ning rolls of abno the marketplace to turn it into an NFT. Then, add details about the work and set the price. NFTS bengoof mi cont long as they have may sound confusing, but anyone is able to take part in this new digital market as a digital wallet and a little bit of cryptocurrency. zulli 120d so ausu gaivollot sa to doir'W.20 con cach these All th Ver DHE KU A

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Pet Insurance 10 Pet Shop FOOD & MEDICINE 43 - 46 題為題組 killed intentionally or unintentionally- C2 As humans make the wildlife habitats less and less remote, the chances of wildlife being are growing higher and higher. Among the causes of their unexpected deaths, roadkill ranks at the top. In Taiwan, the revealed statistics are rather shocking. According to a five-year survey by the Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network (TaiRoN), approximately five million animals become roadkill each year, involving 550 different species. Between 2012 and 2017, it was found that 54 leopard cats, 257 palm civets, and thousands of cats, dogs, and reptiles perished under the rolling wheels of the motor vehicles. TaiRON originated from a Facebook group created by concerned citizens in August, 2011. The group members come from a variety of locations and academic backgrounds rather than from any particular group or association. It is not an intentionally planned, research-oriented citizen science project. Rather, it is gradually established through discussions and consensus among members. There are four tenets guiding this organization: roadkill mitigation, citizen science, environmental education and life cherish. To encourage people’s participation in the program, TaiRON specifies four easy steps as follows: 1 Turn on GPS on your phone and take sharp photos when you encounter dead (wild) animals in the field. boll N ebonobo 、 20 Upload the photos and information (dates, latitude and longitude etc.) to the database and Facebook by APP. 100 robilo 3 Collect the complete carcass carefully with 2 layer zipper bag, label with information, and then put it into solid cardboard boxes or Styrofoam. 4 Use 7-ELEVEN “Frozen Shipping, Home-Delivery" and "C.O.D. (Cash on Delivery)" to send the package to Endemic Species Research Institute. One animal of TaiRON’s survey is the leopard cat. As Taiwan's only surviving wild cat, this feline species faces death threats from habitat loss, pesticides and car traffic, the last of which is the most serious one. Leopard cats are often found struck and dead on the roadside. By publishing roadkill statistics on leopard cats, TaiRON has championed the protection of this endangered species. Due to their unyielding efforts, there has been a significant drop in leopard cat deaths. toitained and odd or how Torloni 第四回 g 41

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In March, scientists reported that a new distinct" layer in the Earth had been detected. Until recently, the standard teaching has been that the Earth is comprised of? four layers: 教書 the crust, mantle4, o'uter Core5, and inner core. The fifth layer is within the inner core, and is being referred to by geologists' as an inner-inner core. In order to study the inner core, scientists have used earthquake waves to create images of this region. Over the past few decades, this imaging has shown some anomalies that scientists cannot account forº. Some of the data seems to suggest that the core is not entirely solid iron as once thought. Now mineral physicists and geodynamicists 10 are working to create models that may help clarify the makeup12 of this newly discovered layer of the Earth. ||| 字詞大補帖 科學家在今年三月公布,他們發現地球有新的明 顯地層。直到最近,標準的教科書都會寫說地球的結 構有四層:即地殼、地函、外地核與內地核。這個第 五層位在內地核裡,地質學家稱之為內內地核。為了 1. distinct [distinkt] a. 明顯不同的 2. be comprised of... 由……組成 comprise [kam praz ] w. 包括,由…… 構成 死亡,於完动自重、由编制: 口国

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「綜合測驗 The Ins and Outs of Organ Donation You won't need your organs after you die, so why take them with you? Instead, you can donate your organs after death to 1 people in regaining their health and even saving their lives. Surveys show that 67% 2 of people in Taiwan agree with the above statement. Unfortunately, belief does not always translate into action, because only one to two percent of the population has actually registered for organ donation. Lower than one percent out of 3 are waiting for an organ receives one. Over the years, the Taiwanese government has tried to solve this problem. The Human Organ Transplantation Act was passed in 1987, and in 2004, an online database was created to encourage donation and help doctors match patients to available organs. Then in 2011, an amendment was added to the transplantation act stating that organ donors will have their wishes automatically added to their NHI cards. However, 4 that doctors must also get permission from family members before donation, many people decided to leave their donation plan undone. badhecunoad Gunna2 batin Organ donation is not an obligation, 5 a way to help people in need. If you accept it, discuss your decision with your family and take action.oliosqe jom 1. (A) aid iba (B) reward (C) blur (D) erase 2. (A) roughly (B) about (C) up to (D) or so D 3. (A) a person who (B) anyone who I (C) someone who (D) those who but c. 4. (A) to realize (B) realize (C) realizing (D) realized -5. (A) as b(B) but rather .ni (C) instead ayna (D) rather than a si REDMI NOTE 8T OL Vocabulary ALOILADA MACDA

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