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請問第七題怎麼解

WISDOM ENGLISH broader of the D Talk their iver als. out of d Unit 8 Ban-Doh: The Most Authentic Taiwanese Eating Experience a student exchange program has really opened my eyes 2 the cultural differences between my country and Taiwan. One of the most memorable parts of my trip was when host family invited me to a wedding banquet in Kaohsiung. my 3 arriving at the banquet, I soon realized that it was totally different from what I'd expected. Back in the US, banquets are usually held in large dining halls. This one, taking place right out on the street! 4 was tent occupied nearly half the street. However, none of the pedestrians or the people in passing vehicles looked like they cared. Under the tent, guests sat at large round tables, chatting cheerfully. At one end of this temporary tent, there were cooks and assistants up shelter all the guests from the fierce sun, a huge delicious-looking food. 7 6 energetically to prepare platters of quite curious about how this fascinating custom of "open-air" banquets had first come about, I asked my host parents. The host father explained that this kind of banquet, known as a "ban- doh" in Taiwanese, 8 in the countryside. In the old days, when people gathered for a special event such as a wedding or an elder's birthday, everyone in the neighborhood would 10 9 to a ban-doh. The host would prepare all ingredients for the meal, and the neighbors would help out. Some would do the cooking, while others might provide tables, chairs, and eating utensils or assist in other ways. They would then all relax and enjoy the banquet together. The ban-doh back then was all about enjoying a sense of community and togetherness. Having the chance to experience this fascinating event, I feel truly lucky. It is the first story that I will share with my friends and family when they ask me about my student exchange experience in Taiwan. (A)1. (A)Taking part in 0809 (A) backward 4 (0) 3. (A) Upon B)4. B) 5. (A) Putting (A) In other words (D) in front of Until (D) In particular (B) Took part in (B) toward (C) Takes part in (C) regarding (D)Taken part in (B) as soon as (B) on the other hand (B) Put the moment (C) additionally (C)To put (D) Have put B) 6. (A) work (B) working 7. (A) Were (B) Feel XC) t (C) Being to work (D) worked 8. (A) originate (B) originating (C) to originate (D) Felt (D) originated (9. (A)cooperate (B) introduce (C) initiate (D) correspond ) 10. (A) revenge (B) arrange (C) arrest (D) commit

想問一下這幾題是甚麼概念謝謝😇😇 第23題答案是B 第19題答案是D

The Internet has replaced books as a major source of information for Taiwanese primary school students, according to a recent survey. The survey was conducted last December, and it that 77 percent of the students considered the Internet to be the most convenient source of information. 14 percent of the respondents said they often 7 books for information instead of going online. Of all the students surveyed, 27 percent said they had never used the 18 The survey randomly selected 4,200 students in 26 primary schools in investigate their reading habits. A total of 4,017 questionnaires were properly 20 parts of Taiwan to by the respondents. According to the survey, five percent of the school children indicated that they did not read any reading materials. Of those who read such materials, 25 percent liked to read comics, 20 percent fables and stories, 15 percent books on natural sciences, and 12.3 percent books on technology. The survey indicated that 45 percent of the school children read at least five books every month; 45 percent of them read less than three per month. (A)took (B)put (C)knew (D)found (A)used up (B)went off (C)turned to (D)made into (A)Net (B)survey (C)books (D)respondents (A)various (B)convenient (C)youthful (D)routine 20((A)taken in (B)given off (C)filled out (D)picked on (D)(A)story (B)comic (C)technology (D)extracurricular 2( )(A)thus (B)further (C)otherwise (D)for instance (A)other (B)another (C)others' (D)the other's 課堂筆記:

請問第一題為什麼會選a－後面加ing？

• 綜合測驗 The hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica that protects life on earth from 紫外線 the sun's ultra-violet rays Jis shrinking and will be closed by 2050, according to an chlorine from chlorofluorocarbons Australian scientific team. The level of 1 (CFCs) in the atmosphere has begun to fall some 30 years after the hole was first detected. At its peak, the hole was three times the 2 of Australia. Developed in the 1930s as a domestic refrigerant, CFCs were added as propellants to spray cans issued to U.S. troops in World War II. Then they came into common use in refrigerators, air conditioners and 3. to 5 current The ban imposed on CFCs in the 90s under the Montreal Protocol has been proved 4 This successful global endeavor to save the ozone should efforts under the so-called Kyoto Protocol to curb production of greenhouse gases which cause global warming. In a world where effective action on climate change is dreadfully slow, we must hold onto the wins we have and use them to model the future. AB (C) eating-ozone (D) eaten-ozone (C) gap 1 (A) ozone-eating (B) ozone-eaten (D) size

想請問一下11題！這種題型已經錯很多次了，請問強調句It is that和Such be的用法的核心差異應該怎麼分辨？搞不太懂🥲謝謝

1 B 13 D 綜合測驗 (10%) C www mee 說明:第 11 至 20 題,每題一個空格。請依文意選出最適當的一個選項,並劃記在答案卡 之「選擇題答案區」。各題答對者得1分;答錯、未作答或劃記多於一個選項者, 該題以零分計算。 第11至15題為題組 (台古) 琴:合培壹索 If you've seen the movie The Lion King, then you may have heard the phrase “Ix-nay on the upid-stay." What obscure language was being spoken? It's Pig Latin! on words. Pig Latin isn't actually a language, and it has nothing to do with real Latin. It's more of a play 11 is the popularity of Pig Latin that it has even made its way into TV shows and movies. It's a way to say something in code, and only people who know the rules will be able to it. So, what are those rules? First, take the first sound of the word, move it to the end, and add "-ay." The word "toy" would be "oy-tay." When a word begins with consonant clusters, move 13 them to the end, and add "-ay." "String” would be “ing-stray." If the word starts with a don't move any sounds; just add “-ay.” So “apple" becomes “apple-ay." 12 DEVIVIUZ TOLOMBLIU elsboss2 (A) 14 the word rather than look at This doesn't happen every time, though. You just have to its spelling. For instance, "one" starts with the letter "o," but has a "w" sound. It would be "un-way" in Pig Latin. Let's go back to that phrase we are familiar: "Ix-nay on the upid-stay." Now 29m21 (8) 250sluotis (A) we can read it as, "Nix on the stupid."dainev () 15 Ow-nay, you can ave-hay un-fay with ig-pay atin-lay! 21. godinwohn 0286990 1919 SAU 11. (A) Such 12. (A) recitensbi (C) 13. (A) symbol sinitab 14. (A) call for 15. (A) in that Songs (A) bus anob anor indi 第16至20題為題組 ( vusio adot asw ji 19diw sa 'WE omils zagolz (A) (B) It (B) crack (B) version (B) listen to (B) which oibot (0) sqft (0) su u (C) What eziovib (8) (C) flip (C) signature moitawei 8 turn down (C) with which jedmi (3) (D) That (D) scoop andet (8) TI (D) vowel zul ad (D) cater to (D) how (8) to sqyi Isiosqe iw borsvoo ei loow taal tdguod sw sloz wen aT.2 Ji gnidotatoe mort atas auce nisgs Wenigemi (A) 1899niv (A) lagiclation makes 16

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想問問6、9、10🙏🙏

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ALL STARS SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN, Social Studies Expert 43 The First and Funniest Comic Strip NU T NO.0816 ALL STARS ★ CHARLIE A Courtesy of andertoons/flickr P eanuts is one of the most popular comic strips of all time. First appearing on October 2, 1950, Peanuts eventually ran in more than 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries. The comic had a major influence on other strips by making the four- panel comic strip the standard in American newspapers. Charlie Brown and Snoopy are just 15 two of the many characters created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Like Charlie Brown, Schulz was a very shy boy in school. He also felt like a failure when his high school refused to put his 20 artwork in its yearbook. Even so, he learned to carry on through hard times. 5 The main character of Peanuts is the shy, lovable loser Charlie Brown. It seems that whatever Charlie Brown tries to do, he fails. Whenever he flies a kite, it gets stuck in a tree; he loses every baseball game; he never receives any cards on Christmas or Valentine's Day. Nonetheless, he wins over the reader's heart because he never gives up hope and never stops trying. Another popular character in Peanuts is Charlie Brown's dog, Snoopy. Snoopy 10 is a beagle with a vivid imagination. Sitting atop his doghouse, he daydreams about being a World War I jet pilot, a best-selling author, and "Joe Cool," a cool college student. Also, even though he's just a dog, he's the best player on Charlie Brown's baseball team. ▲ Charles M. Schulz 127

請問第17題和第19題 謝謝🙏～

[95 學測] (C) can you get (D) can't you get 17. The mark of heroes is the result of their action, but what they are willing to do for others and for their chosen cause. (A) nothing but (B) not only (C) not necessary (D) not necessarily () 18. The former football player realizes that only by cooperating his share in making society what it should be. 1999) (A) he does (B) does he (C) can he do (D) he can do B) 19. Wherever football is played, the players learn the rough-and-tumble lesson 升 the cooperation of each member can the team win. (99) (A) only through (B) only by (C) only after D) only when co) 20. Another discoyeriah that

請問第一題為什麼不能選C呢？感謝🙏

Tug of war is a form of exercise or competitive sport in which two teams compete to pull a long rope toward their own side. A sport (1) in many regions and cultures, it presents an excellent opportunity to stretch and train the participants strength, enduranee, and coordination as a rope f? httle to is stretched between the two teams. The earliest written records of tug of war date back (2) China's Tang Dynasty, Back then, Emperor Xuanzong conducted Warge-scale tug-of-war games. Ropes over 160 meters long with shorter ropes attached along the main one were used, and over 500 contestants were (3) to each team. Drumming bands played to encourage athletes on both sides to overcome their pain and push their strength to the (4) (4) for as long as possible. Victory or defeat depended on whether teammates cooperated fully with one another. (5) the sport can be very exciting, its benefits should not be overlooked. Participants can develop not only strong and healthy bodies but also a sense of teamwork much needed in modern society. D G 1. (A) finding A 2 (A) to (B) finds (B) at (C) was found (D) found (C) on (D) for conun Decified (B) assigned