請問第25題為什麼不能選B🙏

of the United 全新試題 建國中學 鳳山高中 ◎第四段課文重點 (B) in show love for others (C) through TV programs. (D) upon 全新試題 (1)介系詞應用 (2)副詞應用 (3)名詞子句 23 23. Studying history (A) likes (B) dislikes traveling in time to the past; we can learn from the past and avoid making the same mistakes. 全新試題 (C) is like (D) is alike and achieve more. 新營高中 (C) farther (D) further (24. I ask you to keep climbing because you will see (A) far D③The 25. The plan change it. (B) fur we expand our business all over Asia sounds risky, so I think we should 全新試題 different (A) that 新試題 III. 綜合測驗 are very ※第一篇 峰高中 高中 (B) which (C) what (D) about which 1. to Established in 1984, TED is a nonprofit foundation that helps spread new ideas around the world. In the beginning, the foundation held conferences and invited thinkers from many different come and speak. Some speakers were experts and researchers in medicine. Others were knowledgeable 2. were highly respected giants in business. Each of them was given eighteen philosophers. minutes to present their ideas. The speakers' talks were filled with valuable and fun insights that often audiences with knowledge 3. entertainment. popular. 4. they did not really start a revolution of

請問該題的B選項要從文章中何處推斷 ？

master's degree in horticulture in 1896. In the same year, he was invited to head the newly formed department of agriculture at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, where he spent the rest of his life. At Tuskegee he slowly built up a laboratory and researched ways to rebuild the exhausted land around the Institute. Carver found that soil which had apparently been ruined by over-cultivation of cotton and tobacco could be restored and that growing peanuts and sweet potatoes also improved the soil. In order to popularize these crops, he developed over 300 by-products, including cereals, oils, dyes, soaps, and new foods. At the same time, he conducted his remarkable school on wheels, a traveling classroom from which he taught Alabama farmers the basics of soil enrichment. When he died on June 5, 1943, he was one of America's most honored scientists, having brought prosperity to large areas of the impoverished South. 9 Which of the following is an accurate statement about Carver's childhood? (A) He was adopted by a man named Carver. (B) His parents died when he was still very young. He was born into a rich farming family in Missouri. D) Despite his youth, he fought to free slaves in the Civil War. 10871

第三題為什麼要用現在式

打電 oever 這種 f T 1.L 第一部分:選擇題(60分) 、綜合測驗 「 說明:下面三篇短文共有15題,每篇各有5題,為第1-15題,每題2分,共30分,請依短文 | 文意,選出一個最適合該空格的答案。(合告:意去 閱讀下文,回答第1-5題 For baseball enthusiasts, the name Shohei Ohtani is more than familiar. Born in Iwate, Japan, this baseball legend played a key role in leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to the playoffs in 2024. He then MLB career, guided the team to defeat the New York Yankees in the World Series and earned the team its historic eighth championship. This victory also marked Ohtani's first championship in his seven-year making it his historic 1 2 both Ohtani is widely praised as one of the rare "two-way" players in modern sports, pitching and hitting. As a pitcher, his top speed reaches an impressive 165 km/h, a record among Japanese players, while his unpredictably changing pitches-especially his famous "devil forkball"-have given batters a tough time. As a hitter, he possesses exceptional power, along with a sprint speed that ranks in the top 10% of the Major League Baseball (MLB). In the 2024 regular season, he achieved an incredible "54 home runs and 59 steals," proving his unparalleled versatility and skill as a baseball player. 3 an immense amount of hard work and dedication. As However, behind Ohtani's success early as high school, he began using the "Mandala Chart" method to set and attain his goals. This approach starts with a central goal and branches out into eight related elements, forming a clear roadmap goal was to become "the top draft pick among all teams." To for improvement. At that time, his 4 make it, he set sub-goals such as "pitch control," "speed," "physical strength," and "character," working on each area to develop himself inside and out. 5. "that witte breaks With each record, fans believe that Ohtani has transcended even imaginary baseball heroes depicted in manga. He embodies the true essence of a real-life champion. 1. (A) material (B) mechanic (C) milestone (D) molecule 2. (A) appealing to (B) coping with AQ³. (A) lies (B) lying (C) excelling in (C) lay (D) struggling through (D) lain

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2. Grandpa fell asleep on the sofa with a newspaper_ (A) covered (B) to cover his face. (C) to be covered (D) covering

想問16🙏再考什麼？不縮寫的話句型是什麼？

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was an American author and journalist. His writing style, characterized by simplicity and understatement, influenced modern fiction, as 16 his life of adventure. Hemingway started his career as a journalist at 17. In the 1920s, he was sent to Europe as a newspaper correspondent to 17 such events as the Greek Revolution: During this period, he produced his early important works, including The Sun Also Rises. Among his later works, the most outstanding is The Old Man and the Sea (1952), which became perhaps his most famous book, finally winning him the Pulitzer Prize he had long been 18 Hemingway liked to portray soldiers, hunters, bullfighters-tough, at times primitive people whose courage and honesty are set against the brutal ways of modern society, and who in this 19 lose hope and faith. His straightforward_prose is particularly effective in his short stories, some of 20 are collected in Men Without Women (1927). In 1954, Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. He died in Idaho in 1961. CBO (A) was 17. (A) cover DA18. (A) planned (B) being (B) approve (C) did (C) predict (D) doing (D) escape (B) achieved (C) examined 2. C19. (A) limitation (A) what (B) classification (C) confrontation (B) which (C) them (D) these (D) denied (D) modification -2-

想問12，為什麼不是B是D?

1.. 試卷 考科 ment I the 參考試卷 英文考科 第11至15題為題組 elaborate 19 •fictional 第2頁 共10頁 April Fools' Day, one of the most light-hearted days of the year, has an unclear origin. Some see it as a celebration related to the turn of the seasons from winter to spring; others, however, believe that it 11 the adoption of a new calendar. Ancient cultures celebrated New Year's Day on or around April 1, which roughly coincides with the beginning of spring. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII ordered a new calendar, which called for New Year's Day to be celebrated on January 1. However, many people, either refusing to accept the new date or not having heard about it, to celebrate New Year's Day on April 1. Other people began to make fun of these traditionalists, sending them on "fool's errands" or trying to fool them into believing something false. 13, the practice spread throughout Europe and the rest of the world. 12 Nowadays, on April Fools' Day, people often 14 to create elaborate hoaxes to fool others. Newspapers, radio and TV stations, and websites have participated in the April 1 tradition of making 15 reports in order to fool their audiences. The BBC once reported that Swiss farmers were experiencing a spaghetti crop and showed scenes of people harvesting noodles from trees. Guess what? A great number of viewers were fooled. (A) leads to (B) brings out DB(A) continue (B) continuing (C) stems from (C) to continue (D) comes across B 13. (A) Precisely (B) Eventually (C) Additionally buy B(A) come to an end (B) go to great lengths AS 15. (A) fictional 第16至20題為題組 (B) essential (C) put in service (C) ancient (D) continued (D) Literally (D) hold in store (D) subjective

請問12.的lost to這樣那一句要怎麼翻？lost to是固定用法嗎（我有上網找但沒找到） 感謝～

第11.至15.題為題組 Coined in 2020, the term "revenge travel" stems from a feeling of wanting to break free from the monotonous life of lockdowns. After being confined in their homes for months due to the fear of the highly contagious disease and subsequent worldwide lockdowns, many people are 11. to travel even more before the pandemic. It appears that now, rather than feeling afraid and worried, people are just ready to get back at something: the year 2020 12. lockdowns. With this mindset, the tourism industry has greatly bounced back right after the COVID wave starts declining. Many people want to go somewhere so eagerly as they have felt imprisoned for so long. Take India for example. Many people still go traveling out of sheer frustration and the feeling of annoyance from August to October, generally considered the off-season for travel because of unfavorable weather conditions. 13. the freedom of traveling is being celebrated, everything comes at a price. That is, revenge travel has the potential to 14. months of lockdown, which breaks the chain of COVID-19 spread. As tens of thousands of people flock to popular scenic sites, it is crucial for everyone to observe social 15. the chance to be infected will be the last thing people expect. distancing and mask wearing. , Although these new norms can be quite disturbing, in the post pandemic era, people have to be prepared whereas 然而,而 to change their behaviors. (B) ambitious (C) reluctant (D) desperate

想請問第16格 詳解說是倒裝，請問倒裝句要怎麼分辨，然後為什麼這邊的倒裝要加as （ 我文法很弱 非常感謝解答😭❤️😖）

第16.至20.題為題組 The origin of the well-loved stuffed toy teddy bear can be traced back to the story of Theodore Roosevelt, the president of the US from 1901 to 1909. In 1902, as a devoted hunter, Theodore Roosevelt 16. he loved hunting, he failed to went on a trip of bear hunting with his assistant and staff. Much find a single prey that day. One of Roosevelt's assistants tied a baby bear to a willow tree and suggested that he shoot it. Roosevelt refused and thought that it was cruel to shoot a defenseless animal. Little 17. the president know that his actions would cause the creation of a world-famous toy. The story soon spread to every corner in the country. Newspapers around the country kept recounting the story of Theodore Roosevelt and the bear. An owner of a sweet shop heard the story and was deeply impressed by Roosevelt's 18. . In order to express his admiration for the president, he had an idea of creating a toy bear 19. Theodore Roosevelt, or Teddy. These stuffed toys, now known as teddy bears, sold like hot cakes. Women and children alike carried a teddy bear with them no matter where they went. Interestingly, Theodore Roosevelt himself, while 20. for his second term in office in 1904, also used the teddy bear as his mascot. Nowadays, the teddy bear remains one of the most popular gifts all over the world.

請問19為什麼不能選C或D？謝謝

Britain celebrated the Coronation of King Charles III in May 2023. This grand event, the name of which is 16 from the Latin word "corona" meaning crown, marked the crowning of a new monarch after a 70-year gap since Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953. The ceremony took 17 in Westminster Abbey, a site that has hosted coronations for over 900 years, and followed several traditional stages. The coronation begins with the recognition stage, where the Archbishop of Canterbury introduces the new king or queen to the gathered crowd, who then cheer, "God save the king!" or "God save the queen!" 18 is the oath-taking, where the monarch promises to uphold the law and the Church of England. This is followed by the anointing stage, during 19 the monarch is anointed with holy oil while seated on the coronation chair, with a gold cloth covering the ceremony from view. During the investiture stage, famous coronation artifacts like the sceptre and orb are presented before placing the crown on the monarch's head. Finally, dressed in jeweled golden artifacts and a crown weighing over two kilograms, the new sovereign walks to the seat as the newly crowned monarch of Britain. 20. They then take their 16. (A) deprived (B) derived (C) defied (D) despised

想請教一下第一題 感覺C也蠻合理的… 非常感謝！

三、篇章結構 New Year's Eve is celebrated in every corner of the globe, but there is nowhere more popular or more famous for its New Year's Eve celebration than New York's 21 Times Square. Hundreds of millions of people around the world are at that moment united as they bid a fond farewell to the year just past, and greet the New Year with their optimistic hopes and dreams. 22 The actual square is located in the center of New York City, where Broadway and 7th Avenue intersect with West 46th Street, just a few blocks south of Central Park. The whole Times Square district takes in several more blocks from 42nd Street to 47th Street. 23 The site of the original Times building is actually where the New Years Eve ball drop is now located. The crossroads of the world is also an apt description of how culture, art, business, media, and every other part of society all seem to merge in this uniquely diverse neighborhood. Surprisingly, Times Square's biggest claim to fame is that it is the world's most popular tourist destination. Over 300,000 tourists visit the district daily, which equates With more neon billboards than Las Vegas, to 39 million people annually. 24 more theatres than London's West End, and more restaurants than Paris, maybe it's not that surprising. (A) This total is far more than the Eiffel Tower in Paris or The Great Wall of China. (B) Times Square is sometimes called the crossroads of the world and with good reason. There is no place on the planet more electrifying than Times Square on New Year's Eve. 令人兴膏的. The district was named Times Square when the headquarters of The New York Times newspaper moved into the area in 1904. (E) At 11:59 PM on December 31, the eyes of the world are fixed on Times Square's sparkling crystal ball as it begins its slow descent. (21) [22] B 124 主題10 旅遊見聞 23 24. A