想請問21題A和B要怎麼選

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第（4）跟第（6）題 求解 謝謝

In Taiwan, we are lucky enough to have sufficient water resources. It's hard for us to imagine walking long distances to get water 1. However, some people in other parts of the world are suffering because of 2.0 access to clean water. In fact, women in parts of Africa have to carry 3. and walk to distant mountains or springs to collect water for their families. These women 4. to walk around six kilometers per day on average. Their journey is challenging and filled 5. danger. Sometimes, wild animals like snakes and lions 6. Id their path. 7. matters worse, they may even be attacked by robbers. It could be a long time before they can enjoy clean water like we do. tuodis (1) ritiw 13. 1. (A) efforts: inoo ovo (B) supplies 6 es ineb (C) shortagest yow 129 (D) benefit D 2. (A) (B) extensive (C) impractical (D) inadequate C 3. (A) bargains (B) situations (C) containers (D) recommendations v c 4. (A) forced (B) forcing o di is (C) are forced olg daST(D) were forcing 2 A 5. (A) in boza. (B) foroj () gnize(D) with (A ✓ 3 6. (A) cross guizozib (B) crossing bezaroaib (D) crossed through h (D) They make 90 enormous (C) upon (C) across B 7. (A) Make i 19991 telugor (B) To make boradi as (C) It makes

請問這題的B.和C.要怎麼判斷 謝謝

第43. 至46. 題為題組 It might be hard for us to imagine having Coca-Cola as the only drink instead of fresh water. Yet, it has been the case in San Cristóbal for the past few decades. Located in southeastern Mexico, San Cristóbal, once a rainy place, can only enjoy potable water every other day. Water does trickle down from public pipes, but it's all but undrinkable, with too much chlorine. The locals find water purifiers unaffordable or even unimaginable. Hence, they end up drinking Coca-Cola, which is produced locally and far more readily available than tap water. With residents there drinking on average more than two liters of Coca-Cola on a daily basis, the real price to pay for such an alternative to plain water, however, is the sacrifice of people's physical health. Diabetes has been one of the leading causes of death, second only to heart disease, though the latter also has a lot to do with one's sugar consumption. Struggling with obesity and the many chronic diseases is now defining many local people's adolescence and adulthood. Annually, more than 3,000 lives of San Cristóbal are claimed due to their unhealthy drinking habit. The culprit, as most locals believe, is the bottling plant for Coke, a Mexico-based multinational food company owned by Femsa. The plant, with its contribution to the government's tax revenue, has long been granted daily access to more than 300,000 gallons of water in San Cristóbal to churn out the a

為什麼第六題選A不能選B~？

In Taiwan, we are lucky enough to have sufficient water resources. It's hard for us to imagine walking long distances to get water 1. However, some people in other parts of the world are suffering because of 2. access to clean water. In fact, women in parts of Africa have to carry 3. and walk to distant mountains or springs to collect water for their families. These women o thn. 4. to walk around six kilometers per day on average. Their journey is challenging and filled 5. danger. Sometimes, wild animals like snakes and lions 6. their path. 7. matters worse, they may even be attacked by robbers. It could be a long time before they can enjoy clean water like we do. ods

為什麼第二題選B~？

have(access In Taiwan, although we sometimes complain about water rationing, most of the time we clean water when we need it. But people in some 2. parts of the world are not so lucky. In fact, women in parts of Africa often need to trek long distances 3. water for their families. obs 4. a ten-liter container on their head, the journey is a difficult and dangerous hike. Wild animals 5. lions and snakes may appear. What's more, the return trip must be 6. carefully because of the heavy container. To 7. the need for water, these women are forced to walk long distances. The 8. water sources that they have cannot be used due to pollution from animal waste. 9. there is hope for the future. 10. have helped build shelters and sand dams in many villages. Cheap, low-tech, and low maintenance methods of establishing water supplies are being developed 9

請問這題為什麼不能選D?

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求解45題 為什麼是b

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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1 2. 3 4. D) Basically, they go on voyage after voyage in search of an immense treasure buried somewhere by the King of the Pirates, Gol D. Roger. B C 閱讀測驗1 There he flies, turns, lands and—to da- a disaster is saved, by Superman. “Come on,” you roll your eyes. “That's NOT real.” But admit it -we LOVE superman. Since the debut of the prototypical superhero Superman in 1938, stories of various superheroes have dominated American comic books and crossed over into such other media as films and animations. Versatile as these super characters may be, they do share certain traits. We know the double-life secret that Peter Parker is Spider-man, Bruce Wayne the Batman, and Clark Kent the Man of Steel. The secret identity has a civilian job while the “super-me” puts on an eye-catching costume, or custom-made accessories like Wonder Woman's bracelets. We are concerned that the bad guys play tricks so as to hurt these protectors. Fortunately enough, our superheroes normally have a base to go for “restoration” to. The Batcave has everything the Batman needs. Isn't that great? Furthermore, these super icons may have some backups and do not always have to work independently. The Fantastic Four or X-men team up as they have common origins or sponsors. These super teams are like a marvelous circle. Nevertheless, there are downsides being a superhero. Credits are not always given as the Batman and Spider-man meet with public skepticism or outright hostility. A superhero may even lose control as the Hulk has an issue with his violent alter ego. We love to see the superheroes think big and achieve big. They for sure reflect what we are and what we want to be. In summary, superheroes are popular and iconic because they each represent a large part of a society's traits and values. Everyone can relate to at least one hero and villain, because those heroes are designed to show the best parts of society, and the villains represent the worst parts. 5 What can we say about the author's tone? (A) Angry. (B) Formal. (C) Harsh. (D) Relaxed. 48 主题5 藝文世界