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第11.至15.題為題組 医学 Music is more than recreation. The use of music in human medicine has become increasingly (a)認知的 popular. Studies show that music can enhance cognitive function in stroke patients and reduce patients' 身体檢查 (n.) a 11. during their medical examinations. Likewise, music has been proven to offer aids in the recovery 163 18 69. of pets, creating a calm, warm and relaxing space for their post-surgical recovery. (0) 23/ 貓科动物 · 四大医 (a)(医治家畜(禽)疾病的;獸医的 To dig into what kind of music might benefit felines during veterinary visits, a study 12. researchers experimented with 20 domestic cats was conducted by Hampton and his colleagues, from the Schools of Veterinary Medicine at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. The felines were 13. to cat-specific music, classical music, or no music at random veterinary visits, 2 weeks apart. The results were good news for the cats in the study. 14. surrounded by cat-specific music, the cats appeared to be less stressed during the examinations. The experiment showed that 15. the welfare, cat-specific music is something that feline creatures cannot do without during their vet visits. So, if you make an appointment for your cat next time, try playing some special tunes beforehand to calm it. 11. (A) injection AK (B) anxiety (D) treatment (C) medication (C) how (B) why (D) where in which (D) opposed (B) confined (C) exposed (B) After all (C) Nonetheless (D) Accordingly (B) in terms of (C) on behalf of (D) in addition to *A) that 13. (A) attracted 14. (A) That is B15. (A) in case of

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美處 某事 做某事 人做某事 …而且… 事 HOVER Why Men Are Men and Women Are Women 65 e already know that as children, boys wrestle and girls play make-believe. Boys often like building things and taking them apart. On the other hand, girls prefer to host and attend pretend tea parties. But why do these differences W exist? Advanced Several months after babies are born, female babies like to look at a person's face to read emotions while male infants prefer to look at objects. Few would disagree that men care more about objects while women tend to empathize with others. However, the sex of our brain is not always as clear-cut as the sex of our body. In one experiment, a tough man, who seemed very competitive, was shown to possess a high degree of empathy, while a woman scored the highest in a hand- 10 eye coordination test at which men were thought to do better. This shows that the distinctions that set us apart might not be as clear as we think. 5 I t ZAN Differences between the sexes are hard to understand and so are relationships. What on earth makes people fall in love? According to a report, men prefer a particular waist-to-hip ratio, which indicates reliable fertility, while women 15 care more about a man's height, which is thought to be related to success. These are some of the reasons for initial attraction. way (we we see way Some psychologists suggest that our feelings may change the our partners Newlyweds were given a brain scan. The "reward" parts of their brains were filled with feel-good chemicals while the critical judgment part was 20 suppressed. It seems that the old expression "love is blind" has some truth. truth. 193

想問第三題可以選A選項嗎

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hsth. 覆滿某物 某事 23 More Than a Pretty Picture S. Y ou visit a tourist attraction, and everybody around you has digital cameras. In the crowd, however, you notice one person carrying a small unde bin toy-like camera—a LOMO camera. Interested, you later search the Internet for more information. 5 Hool verT/(B) bnet explosent (3) The LOMO photography ("lomography") craze began in 1991, when two Viennese students bought an old LOMO film camera and began experimenting. The pictures were different from any they had seen before. Some colors were too bright, some objects were blurry, and the pictures looked strange. But their oddness inspired a style of photography that would become popular worldwide 10 王於吾乎 成為熱門景點 一定又會遲至 童,向他人求 美」理論, ,必須經拍 其對應的 rigenpotoriq i exst (8) With modern cameras, every aspect of a picture is controllable. However, this isn't the case with LOMO cameras. These fun and simple machines have special features like colored flashy and fish-eye lenses. They produce pictures with an element of unpredictability which makes using them a novel experience. To get even more out of your one-of-a-kind tool, ignore the basic rules of photography 15 39 and follow lomography.com's "ten golden rules 3-A.C -以詩的 条水草 LOMO cameras provide a change of pace from modern digital ones. In our high-tech world, LOMO cameras let us appreciate the low-tech side of film photography. As the old saying goes, "stop and smell the roses." And while you're at it, take a picture of them, too. With a LOMO camera, you'll get a new and 20 peculiar perspective of the world every time. 虹似 2.85

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9. The team working in the lab showed us really results of the experiment. (A) interests (B) interestingly (C) interesting (D) interested 10. She was satisfied her promotion when the boss told her the result. (C) for (A) in (B) at (D) with 11. is my pleasure to see all the guests having a time at the party. (A) Which (B) What (C) It (D) All 12. The first Sherlock Holmes story by a doctor in 1886. (B) written (A) wrote (C) was written (D) being written

請問第2題為什麼選A，其他選項不行嗎

e 30 ng e 三、綜合測驗(共0分,每題0分) 28 1. In Helsingborg, a small city on the coast of southern Sweden, 72 people have been chosen to take part in a social experiment. The name of the project is Sällbo, a combination of the 10 Swedish words for a group of companions and living. The goal is to bring the young and the old closer together. All of the _1_ live in the same apartment building. Both groups of residents must sign a contract agreeing to spend two or more hours a week with someone from the other generation. The project, launched in 2019, is run by a housing company and was embraced by the city government, 2_ provided the funds. All of the tenants have their own apartment, but they can also use shared areas of the building, which are designed to encourage social interaction. There is a gym, a living room, a crafts room, and a kitchen area, so both generations can live _3__ and enjoy activities together. Thanks to the design of the building, it is also easy for the young residents to check on their elderly neighbors. Y Modul cu- loig em_4_, the aim of the project was to help the elderly feel less lonely. However, the Sällbore team soon realized that many young people were also _5__ from the friendships they had formed with the older residents. Take a look at the bonds created between the two generations in the Sällbo project. We should try to bring generations together rather than keep them apart. Han Bho (1)(B) (A) relatives (B) participants (C) engineers (D) secretaries o abogdan (2) A (A) which (B) that (C) what (D) it JOM (3)(O)(A) in a row (B) in return (C) side by side (D) step by step (4)(O)(A) Enthusiastically (B) Oddly (C) Substantially (D) Initially (5)(#(A) benefiting (BVexceeding (C) proposing (D) budgeting teach alopov (ob de zima as a mi sdt ? man Estonia menang

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E E- Sometimes we must fail in order to achieve success. One example of this is Thomas Edison. Edison is known as one of the greatest inventors_1_modern history. He _2 1,000 items and machines during his life, including the electric light bulb. But before his career really invented over began, and even after he became 3 he had many failures. At the age of nineteen, Edison was doing an experiment while working and accidentally _@V. his boss with acid. Sure enough, he was fired _6 Later on, _6 Edison was trying to invent a battery, he failed 9,000 times before getting it right. What's more, some of his other inventions were so unpopular that nobody wanted to use them. ____Edison invented an electric pen. The pen was heavy, noisy, and messy, so nobody liked it. These failures did not affect Edison's _8_to inventing new things. Instead, they gave him_9 to keep trying. When he did succeed, he was filled with even greater_10__. According to Edison, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." (A) somehow (B) injured (C) immediately (D) for instance (E) courage (F) as (G) in (H) pride (1) successful (J) dedication

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