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

請問一下第5題的解析，謝謝🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

濕度 People always complain that in-flight food tastes bad. It, however, is not the (airlines fault) if their food doesn't taste like what you 1. I know that, since my 航空公司的錯 job is to make in-flight meals. Studies have shown that when you're up in the air, your tongue doesn't work well. Because of changes in the air pressure and humidity) in the airplane cabin your 被第 tongue is less (sensitive to taste. 2. _, your nose functions differently. Up in the wako sky, it gets 3. (blocked that it has difficulty telling the difference between tastes. Even your ears can(inffuence) how 4. you enjoy your meal. Experiments) have shown that food tastes less sweet or salty on (aircraft ) where there is usually a lot of noise during a flight. pe terenu As a cook, I add more flavoring 5. the dishes to make them tastier. Therefore, don't blame me if you don't like your in-flight meal. Blame your tongue, your nose, and your ears! 祖雲 (B) are close to (C) are used to (D) hold on to ca 1. (A) turn to B) 2.JA) Fortunately (A) 3. (A) so ( (B) Similarly (C) Immediately (D) Suddenly (B) such (C) very (D) too 6

請問這一整題怎麼寫？🥲🙏拜託了🥺

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

請問第17題怎麼判斷？感覺四個選項都可以@@謝謝！

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第14題為什麼不能選D 謝謝🙏

- 小口 四戏 D TUJ 說明:第11題至第20 題,每題一個空格,請依文意選出最適當的一個選項,請畫記在答案 卡之「選擇題答案區」。各題答對者,得1分;答錯、未作答或畫記多於一個選項者, 該題以零分計算。 第11至15 題為題組 E o mesa strom High-end fashion can be expensive, but what is the customer actually paying for? Is it the design, materials, quality, brand, or a combination of all of these aspects? One budget shoe company, Payless, wanted to show that with a little rebranding, its affordable shoes could _11_high-end fashion. Payless went all out for their prank. The company rented an expensive retail space in L.A. and 12 their shoes in a gorgeous layout. The price shoes—which were still their basic budget shoes-ranged $200-$1,800 USD. The company also used a fake, Italian-sounding name, Palessi, to give the business the 13 of a designer brand. Do Fashion influencers were invited to attend the opening of this new Italian shoe store and provide feedback. 14 attended praised the quality and design, saying they would pay hundreds of dollars for the footwear. After receiving the feedback, Palessi revealed that it was 15__ a joke. Palessi was not a real company, and the shoes were from Payless. heir experiment goes show the importance of branding comuutos Wool 11. Al cope with (B) build up 15 (D) pass for use the 12. (A) recalled radix (B) counted in (C) d displayed (D) purchased wawilogized orlodet stod gniysizohibeer TOM OS Dedig $13. (A) illusion (B) glimpse (C) enthusiasm (D) foundation VID DW () Yana 14. (A) Whatever (B) Whomever (D) No matter who = who ever veride ed (Those that ne or more 09 WON 15. (A) no longer (B) nothing but B (C) suitable for lo gai (D) related to 2292209 ) 第16至20 題為題組 sbaai (8) soitto t give off his to 被當作 V CD X

想問12 used當被用來不是接to Ving嗎？ 為什麼這題是加to RV

12. GoJelly, an EU-funded project, discovers that jellyfish might provide a solution to the pollution. It started the research when seeing jellyfish mucus, a sticky substance emitted by a jellyfish, used in an experiment nanoparticles successfully. The subsequent tests suggest that the mucus also has the potential to absorb microplastics. This way to use jellyfish to produce microplastic filters is innovative. The inspiration, 13 comes from another environmental threat-jellyfish bloom. Jellyfish block pipes at power plants and overwhelm fisheries and therefore are often considered 14 . Global warming worsens the problem and the number of jellyfish is on the rise. GoJelly sensibly takes “advantage” of this threat to combat the man-made threat. It also hopes to 15 people's stereotype about jellyfish and use the potential of the huge biomass drifting right before our front door," said the initiator of GoJelly. (A) come in ; # (B) consist of ... ! (C) result from ... 57 (D) make up ab! (A) trapping (B) to trap (C) to be trapped (D) being trapped AB 11.

第11題 為什麼可以直接加but？？加am不行嗎？？ 🤔🤔

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The researchers drew the conclusion based on the experiment performed on mice. 可以幫我翻譯一下這句嗎？（拆解一下這句的結構）

想問20題的ABC要如何判斷 謝謝

20 E 20 M 超 Over the past few years, three-dimensional printing, or 3D printing in short, has slowly but surely been brought into focus in the world of industry. The technology is 16 on automated machines, which put down many thin layers of materials, such as plastic, metal and concrete, on top of each other to create objects in a bottom-up manner. Simple 17 the mechanism of the technology seems, it has been widely used in creating specialized items and delicate parts in the manufacture of a variety of industrial products, ranging from automobiles to medical devices. But now, some startups have been experimenting with the idea of building structures with the aid of 3D printing by making wise use of its inherent advantages. The employment of a 3D printing system can 18 reduce construction costs by up to 30 percent. In fact, parts of the costs cut down actually result from the removal of nearly all building waste in the constructing process, which can save up to three tons of carbon per home. 19 with the 3D printing technology, houses can be produced at two times the rate of traditional ways. The productivity of a standard 3D printing system is estimated to be roughly equivalent to 20 of 20 workers in several different fields combined. After all, machines, unlike humans, can work 24 hours a day nonstop. 0 16. 7 (A) sufficient (B) insistent (C) consequent (D) dependent Dcuso (B) but (C) while (D) though 130 hp 18. (A) barely (B) randomly (C) significantly (D) intentionally 19. (A) In addition (B) As a result (C) In short (D) On the contrary 20 (A) which (B) that (C) those (D) what BA 三、文意選填(占10 分)

請幫我解釋第25和28題 只會一題也沒關係

• 198 words 25 ~ 28 Jessica: What do you think of Old People's Home for Four Years Old? Sally: I like it a lot. It's about a TV experiment in the UK. The topic interested me a lot. 25. Think about this: What will happen when a four-year-old girl's classmate friends with an eighty-six-year-old woman? The stories touched me when I saw the way they got along with each other. The old people in the movie were sad and lonely before the experiment. Some of them even lost hopes in life. But after dancing, playing games, and sharing life experiences together with little children, 26.. The old people started to smile more often, and they were more active than before, too. Jessica: The experiment sounds heart-warming. 27. Sally: For six weeks. If the experiment works, the experiments will last longer in the future. People today live longer, but it doesn't mean they live a happier life when they're eighty or ninety. Jessica: So spending some time with others 28. is good for both sides in many ways. Sally: True. Mixing children with older people does help both age groups. Jessica: Thank you for sharing. I'll go for the movie. experiment 實驗 topic 主題 active 活躍的 mix 融合