高一龍騰第七課all in one 請問有人會第九小題嗎？ 謝謝

Angela Duckworth, an American s Power of Passion and Perseverance." The ideas in her talk were later made into a book with the same title, 3. was published in 2016. P₁ a C 4. years earlier, Duckworth accepted a job as a mathematics teacher at a public 5. the years, her students gradually taught her school in New York. Her talk details how that to be successful, natural intelligence alone is not enough. One must also possess what is 7. by a strong determination to known 6. grit. Grit refers to consistent effort achieve a goal. Through detailed research, Duckworth discovered that people with high levels 8. giving up on them. In other of grit remain highly motivated to achieve their goals words, someone with true grit will see himself or herself getting closer to his or her goal day by day. Therefore, that person will always be able to keep himself or herself achieving that goal. 9. to 10. Her book Duckworth's TED Talk and book have since inspired millions remained on The New York Times bestseller list for almost half a year following its publication. (C) how (D) why () 1. (A) what (X) 2. (A) so (A) 3. (A) which (B) which (B) such 36 (C) very (D) same (B) it (C) that (D) and (D) 4. (A) Few (B) Little (C) A little (D) A few (7) 5. (A) with (B) around (C) until (D) over (B) for (2) 6. (A) by (B) 7.(A) drives (D) to be (C) as (C) driving (B) driven (D) to drive (A) 8. (A) instead of (B) regardless of (C) except for (D) in addition to (B) 9. (A) dedicate (B) dedicating (C) dedicated (D) to dedicate (B) 10. (A) in turn (B) around the world (D) around the corner 六、文意選填:10% (A) worthy (B) discuss (C) technological (D) with (F) audience (G) speaks of (H) as well as (E) increase (1) celebrity (J) by From the beginning, before a word is spoken, it's clear that Molly Wright's TED Talk will be unusual. On the stage, a baby sits in a high chair. A little girl walks out, smiling at the 1.. This is Molly Wright, the youngest speaker yet to share her ideas viewers. The seven-year-old is here to 3. 2. TED children's mental growth With her neighbor's baby as an example Molly shown h C that cha (C) on their way W

有人會解這個嗎？想知道答案

5. (Ch. 14 - Problem 81 in Wolfson) Two loudspeakers are mounted 2.85 m apart, pointing in the same direction and producing identical sound waves of a fixed fre- quency. You're standing 10.0 m from the speakers, on the perpendicular bisector of the line between them. You move in direction parallel to the line between the speak- ers and find that the sound intensity diminishes, reaching a minimum when you've moved 2.44 m. If the sound speed is 343 m/s, what is the frequency of the sound waves?

請問1.4.5.8.9

the danger 五、合测:16 On a day at the beach with his friends in 1995, David Wagner was involved in an accident that changed his life forever. David and his friends were throwing a frisbee. The Frisbee was thrown 1. the ocean, David attempted to chase it 3. he was lifted up into the air by a huge wave. 4. seconds, he landed on his head. David lost the use ol' his legs and only had partial use of his hands. He was 5. 10 spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. However, his doctors believed that playing table tennis would give him a good chance 6._full use of both hands. It quickly became clear that he was very talented at the sport, and he was keen to show the world 7._ As he recovered, he gradually moved from the ping-pong table to a regular tennis court. Hungry 8. _ success, he began playing competitive wheelchair tennis in 1999, Ever since, David has slowly 9._._his way to the top of his sport. He has now won six medals at the Paralympics (the Olympics for athletes with disabilities). In addition, he 10. as a motivational speaker for other athletes and people with disabilities. His story of battling against the odds enables him to inspire others, Ci) 1(A) down (B) on (C) toward (D) around () 2.(A) thanks to (B) in spite of (C) rather than (D) according to (A) 3.(A) Suddenly (B) Fortunately (C) Obviously (D) Actually DI) 4(A) Over (B) About (C) Between YD) Within 3) 5/(A) buried (B) forced (C) destroyed (D) prevented (V) 6,(A) recovered (B) recovering (C) recovers (D) to recover ) 7.(A) what he could do (B) how could he do (C) what could he do (D) how he could do (U) 8.(A) in (B) from (C) for (D) through Bro) 9. (A) had (8) made (D) stood (D) 10.4A) worked (B) had worked (C) was working (D) has worked (C) got

stutter 可以用作「口吃的人」嗎？ 因為快譯通和網路上都沒有這樣的用法 這本書是文法講義

b. 要表示不定詞後的動作較早發生,以 to + have p.p. 表示。 • The famous speaker is said to have been a stutter when she was little. 據說這有名的演說家小時說話會結巴。 @ was a stuter 的時態比 is said to 早,故用 to have been。 =

想請問第18題 謝謝

20. By the time I entered senior high school, I had heard a lot about TED Talks. I therefore knew they were popular and 16. _ checking out. However, I didn't actually realize how interesting they could be 17. I sat down and watched one myself. The talk I saw was given by an Indian speaker, 18. how his company turned air pollution into ink for pens and printers. 19. _ their creative approach to an environmental problem, they were thus killing two birds with one stone. Not only were they helping to "collect and reduce the air pollution is caused by cars and factories, but they were also actually putting it to good use! To see someone sharing an idea like this really opened my mind. In fact, 21. TED talks 21. basically changed my life. I no longer watched funny cat videos all day. 22. _, I started listening to more and more of these talks. I also tried a wide 23. of topics and to listen to as many talks as I could. Some of the talks dealt with the technology of tomorrow. Others were about improving education. 24. were about finding new solutions to old problems. That, by the way, is what TED 25. : Technology, Entertainment, and Design. All in all, there's something for everyone, and everyone's sure to learn something new! ( D ) 16. (A) gradual in (B) consistent (C) delightful ( B ) 17. (A) while (C) since (D) explain BC A)18. (A) explained (C) explains (B) explaining (C) Through (D) worth (D) though (B) until (D) During (R) Across

求解20為什麼不能B 答案是A 但in which不是=where嗎

第16 至20 題為題組 Idioms add color to a language, and they also reveal some of the culture behind it. However, for non-native speakers, it is difficult to understand idioms. Besides, the real meaning of an idiom can be very different 16_ its literal meaning. That's why not everyone can easily figure out what an idiom means though he or she may know each individual word in it. There are many kinds of idioms for different themes in English. One of 17_ is for body parts, for they are so close to us. For example, your friend might tell you that he wanted to buy the latest cell phone, so he had to work to pay for it. What's more, while he was working one day, he noticed someone suspicious 18 into the store where he worked. He watched him carefully and caught him 19 to slip some gum into his pocket. At first, you might not understand what he said, for he used a lot of idioms that contained body parts like “cost an arm and a leg” and “sticky fingers.” However, if you guess from the context and the way he used the words, you may get what he meant. Learn more about idioms, and you'll find that using them can be fun. 16. (A) from (B) with (C) for (D) at 20 1 17. 18. (C) the commoner (C) come (D) the most common (D) to come (A) a common (A) is coming (A) tried (A) in which (B) a commoner (B) has come (B) trying (B) which 19. (C) to try (D) try 20. . (C) what (D) where

求解17 答案是D

第16 至20 題為題組 Idioms add color to a language, and they also reveal some of the culture behind it. However, for non-native speakers, it is difficult to understand idioms. Besides, the real meaning of an idiom can be very different 16_ its literal meaning. That's why not everyone can easily figure out what an idiom means though he or she may know each individual word in it. There are many kinds of idioms for different themes in English. One of 17_ is for body parts, for they are so close to us. For example, your friend might tell you that he wanted to buy the latest cell phone, so he had to work to pay for it. What's more, while he was working one day, he noticed someone suspicious 18 into the store where he worked. He watched him carefully and caught him 19 to slip some gum into his pocket. At first, you might not understand what he said, for he used a lot of idioms that contained body parts like “cost an arm and a leg” and “sticky fingers.” However, if you guess from the context and the way 20 he used the words, you may get what he meant. Learn more about idioms, and you'll find that using them can be fun. 16. (A) from (B) with (C) for (D) at 1 17. (A) a common (B) a commoner (C) the commoner (D) the most common

請問19題的C選項白話意思是啥？

(B) eXcluding (B) batches (C) despite (C) landscapes (D) herds into A 15. (A) colonies 第16 至20 題為題組 Anyone with half a brain knows that elephants are extremely large creatures. In fact, they are the largest land animals on Earth. Therefore, it would be next to impossible to _(16)_ one if it was standing in the middle of a room, wouldn't it? te y k j bu bas WO One would think so, but it's not true for those utilizing the idiom, elephant in the room. ibis 13 74 expression is used when there's an obvious truth that everyone is aware of and is deliberale being ignored. The issue ranges from simple questions, of the uncomfortable subject is brought play so as not to cause embarrassment or trigger arguments. _(19) the speaker of the idiom feels the highly sensitive issue is best avoided. Conversely, the one bringing up he topic believes that it ought to be discussed openly as it's not going to go away _(20) . For the world today, climate change and global poverty are two massive elephants. Sadly, governments everywhere are running out of the room as quickly as possible. B 16. (A) examine (B) overlook (C) appreciate (D) underline D 17. (A) barely yt (B) merely 13 (C) respectively (D) deliberately A 18. (A) regarding (B) showing (C) through (D) among CV 19. (A) If not 403792bgát (B) If ever Barney (C) If anything D) If possible 40% 162694 B 20. (A) to itself (B) by itself (C) on call (D) in case taboos (18) race or religion. The conscious 7. phs, or solutions to controversial topics 三、文意選填(占10 分) 說明:第21題至第 30 題,每題一個空格,請依文意在文章後所提供的(A)到(L)選項中分別選出 最適當者,並將其英文字母代號畫記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」。各題答對者,得1分。 ~New 必勝卷第17回試題-2~

求解15題 真的不知道為什麼選C錯？

thinke oth fun and 15.During the typhoon, the road (A) connect the village with the nearby town was seriously damage (B) connected (C) to connect (D) connecting II. 綜合測驗:20% Julian Treasure is pretty famous in TED circles. 16.__, he's pretty famous in many circles. 19. eason for this is that his TED Talk is among the most-viewed TED videos of all time. Over the y ore than 3,000 different talks of his have been uploaded to the TED website. 17. , the numb alian's talks comes in sixth among all the TED talks. Since 2013, over 34 million people arour orld 18. it. What's more, this impressive number of views is increasing day by day. So, what is it that makes so many people want to 19. Treasure's presentation ce so many people 20. by what he has to say? The answer to these questions is probably ED talk is all about talking itself. More specifically, it's all about how to talk so that your 21. stens. In just nine minutes, which is half the length of most TED Talks by the way, Treasure 22. we can communicate better with others. First, he lists seven negative things speaker void. One of these is dishonesty. _23._ is gossip*. 23. is complaining. Then, he shares our key rules to follow whenever you're speaking to someone. You won't know what these are In out the videos for yourself. Trust me, you won't be disappointed with the talks! job (D) In case

第三段後面in 100 years’ time是什麼意思？

Around 7,000 languages are spoken in the world today, but linguists fear over 3,000 of those will 22 over the next 100 years. Linguists classify languages into four 23 classes. A language is considered “safe” if children will be speaking it in 100 years' time. If children are 24 to speak the language in 100 years, it is considered to be “endangered," and if the language currently has no children learning it, then it is "moribund.” When there are no native speakers 25, the language is classified as extinct.on y'asowe grobnow me In a joint effort to prevent these languages from disappearing, Google was 26 by several language organizations in the creation of the Endangered Languages Project, a website where people can record, share, and access endangered languages. The hope is to 27 these languages through documentation. While the project may not save any currently moribund language from its 28 extinction, it could help save those endangered languages. Wom Taiwan currently has five moribund languages and a(n) 29 ten extinct Formosan languages. Perhaps the Endangered Languages Project can give some hope to those dying languages or generate new 30 in learning them. But don't count yourself out; you can help too. If you know anyone who speaks one of these disappearing languages, you should try to pick it up yourself.