請問這題如何判斷是主動還是被動？ 謝謝❤️

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請問為什麼這題的B不行？ 求解，謝謝～

D. David asked me C (A) how to fix it 別往 how to do it (B) when to leave for (C) whom to talk to (D) what to do it

我想請問第一題 為什麼不能是(B)的被動式 那(C)的repairing可以變名詞嗎？ expensive形容詞後面接名詞

Are 33 a. Nowadays, cellphones have become a necessity in our lives. However, like other manufactured goods, they can be expensive (1) when broken. Considering how fragile some cellphones can be, they are usually used for a short period of time before being discarded without a second thought. They are also replaced as soon as new models become available. These factors have huge environmental consequences, which can only be effectively (2) by recycling. 因 完被 Ith 丟棄。 (3) has been repeatedly proven that tossing away unused electronics 再被證明 丟棄 不用の 電子產品 harms the environment. When burned or buried, the metal, plastics, and the 燒 掩埋 chemicals in cellphones release (4) pollutants into the land, water, and 釋放 污染物 +441 air. Once they're in the environment, they could cause serious damage to plants, animals, and eventually us. Furthermore, the resources needed to produce cellphones are obtained through mining, deforestation, and 採礦 砍森林 industrialization, all of which destroy the environment. 工業化 破采 These problems can be avoided (5) we recycle unwanted cellphones. Hopefully, by using recycled materials, we can better protect Mother Nature 但原願 in the age of consumer electronics. 材料 C2 De 2. (A) clustered 1. (A) to repairing (B) repaired (C) to repair (D) repairing ✓ 3. (A) This (B) bargained (B) So (C) recovered (D) addressed 處理 (C) It (D) Such BA 4. (A) pacific (B) toxic. (C) frantic (D) civic DB. 5. (A) as if (B) now that (C) in case (D) only if 21

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想問問為什麼第三題要選for👉👈

五、綜合測驗:10% because I found the books at boring One day, a doctor was called in for emergency surgery on a young boy. Though he was busy, he agreed to come in anyway. He rushed to the hospital and walked to the operating room*. With anger , 1 an angry man stood up to stop him. It was the boy's father. 2.In his eyes, the father asked, 4. the 5. d, "What took you so long?!" The doctor replied, "Please calm down, 3. for I need to do my job." The boy's father felt doctor did not understand his feelings. He yelled, "Calm down?! I am confined this bench, waiting for help for my son. Imagine if it were your child in there!" The doctor replied, "I would pray for him. 6. so will bring God's grace." The doctor then walked into surgery. In the room he found a small, scared boy of about five 7. on the table. 8., the doctor walked out. "Congratulations! Your son made it," he said. A while The father was so happy that he gave the doctor a hug. But when he 9. say more, the 3

第一題求解

BUN When it comes to sleeping, we probably picture a nice comfortable bed. We imagine laying our heads on big fluffy pillows and lying under nice warm blankets. Most animals, 1., sleep in very different places. Sea otters, for instance, sleep on their backs in the water and 2.don't drown. When giraffes get their forty winks, they are able 3. their hips as a pillow. And some creatures, like the Alpine swift, can even doze off they are flying up in the sky! These 5. shost 4. a S migratory birds travel thousands of kilometers between continents weeks or even every year. On these extremely long flights, they stay in the sky 6. months at a time. In fact, one Swiss study in 2013 showed that Alpine swifts remain in th air for even longer than we imagine. In this study, special sensors were attached to six bird so that their location and speed could 7. at all times. The research team found th landing! the swifts could cover up to 10,000 km and go as long as 200 days AW Wolne 8. 7

請問這句話為什麼要加be？ 求解，謝謝～

. Did I embarrass you when I told our friends that you and your classmate Ken used to be dating?

想問D選項為什麼不能選🙏🏻

In certain forests, when you look up you will see a network of cracks formed by gaps between the outermost edges of tree branches. It looks like a precisely engineered jigsaw puzzle, each branch growing just perfectly so it almost, _(11)_, touches the neighboring tree. This beautiful phenomenon is called crown shyness. Scientists have been discussing crown shyness since the 1920s, proposing (12)_explanations for the phenomenon. Some researchers point out that as trees often grow close together, treetops can easily collide and break when swayed by the wind. In order to protect their branches from breakage, trees maintain "shyness gaps"-spaces large enough to prevent them from touching Tot their neighbors. tasy 9200.0) 2201 (A qelp. Other scientists suggest that plants, like animals, _(13)_ resources-nutrients, water, space, and light. In forested areas with thick tree crowns, there is intense struggle for these resources. Gaps in the treetops resulting from crown shyness may allow trees to increase their (14)_ light and enhance photosynthesis. Additionally, by having branches that do not touch those of their s, trees may be able to limit the spread of leaf-eating insects, and potentially also the s, and transmission of diseases from tree to tree. _(15) decades of investigation, there is no consensus on exactly what causes the beautiful and mysterious phenomenon of crown shyness. (A) CD 11. (A) in no time (B) by all means (C) but not quite(D) and pretty much

求解！為什麼不能選D

安 that (C) so that D) with a view to 5. When the train started moving, Liz said goodbye to her family. hand. (A) waving (B) waved (C) to wave (D) and waving her

想問11題，如果用featured 不就會變成兩個動詞嗎（held, feature) 可是他也沒有連接詞@@ PS:為什麼不能選C?

第11至15題為題組 In late August, 2015, Taiwan's campus folk song artists brought their 40th anniversary celebration to Singapore with a dazzling show at The Star Theater. The concert, held for the first time outside Taiwan, 11 some of the who's who of Taiwanese Campus Folk Music Li Jianfu, Michelle Pan Yueh-yun, and Shi Hsiao-rong, to name a few. With an audience 12 4,700 fans, it was also the biggest concert of its kind ever staged in Singapore. Due to the overwhelming response of the fans, it was not until close to midnight 13. the concert ended. The so-called campus folk song is a genre of music which 14. in Taiwan from mid 70's when university students fought for a voice and music of their own. This music genre became very popular in mainland China during the 90's with the increased cultural exchanges across the Strait. What the passionate students started has later 15. the dominance of Taiwan in the Mandarin pop music industry and the collective memory of a generation. 11. (A) featuring 12. (A) making up (B) featured (B) involved in (C) which featured (C) composed of (D) which was featured (D) participating in 13. (A) when (B) did (C) since 14. (A) resolved (B) revolved (C) evolved 15. (A) contributed to (B) transformed into (C) intended for (D) that (D) involved (D) devoted to 第16至20題為題組