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ALL STARS SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN, Social Studies Expert 43 The First and Funniest Comic Strip NU T NO.0816 ALL STARS ★ CHARLIE A Courtesy of andertoons/flickr P eanuts is one of the most popular comic strips of all time. First appearing on October 2, 1950, Peanuts eventually ran in more than 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries. The comic had a major influence on other strips by making the four- panel comic strip the standard in American newspapers. Charlie Brown and Snoopy are just 15 two of the many characters created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Like Charlie Brown, Schulz was a very shy boy in school. He also felt like a failure when his high school refused to put his 20 artwork in its yearbook. Even so, he learned to carry on through hard times. 5 The main character of Peanuts is the shy, lovable loser Charlie Brown. It seems that whatever Charlie Brown tries to do, he fails. Whenever he flies a kite, it gets stuck in a tree; he loses every baseball game; he never receives any cards on Christmas or Valentine's Day. Nonetheless, he wins over the reader's heart because he never gives up hope and never stops trying. Another popular character in Peanuts is Charlie Brown's dog, Snoopy. Snoopy 10 is a beagle with a vivid imagination. Sitting atop his doghouse, he daydreams about being a World War I jet pilot, a best-selling author, and "Joe Cool," a cool college student. Also, even though he's just a dog, he's the best player on Charlie Brown's baseball team. ▲ Charles M. Schulz 127

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Moving to Taiwan from England, I was prepared to experience some culture shock upon my arrival. However, the differences bigger than I had imagined. Though berwaniwan and England proved to be 2. a little Mandarin before moving, I still had enormous trouble communicating with local people in Taiwan. Nevertheless, during my stay here, I realized 3. Taiwan offers many wonderful experiences. sources of 5. hot water. 4. of my favorite things about Taiwan is the hot springs. Hot springs are natural 6. hot springs are popular throughout Asia, finding them in Taiwan is not difficult. Hot springs come in various forms. "Wild" springs can be found in the mountains at the edges of hiking trails. In addition, 7. modern times, hot spring hotels can now be found throughout Taiwan. These enable you to enjoy a relaxation without needing to venture* into the wild. In Taiwan, as well as being relaxing, hot springs are also believed by many 9. our health. 8. of On holidays, I often go on hot spring trips, which really 10. my eyes to the range of activities Taiwan has to offer. Over the years, I feel lucky to have had this and other great experiences in Taiwan. It is these that have encouraged me to keep living here. 註:enormous 極大的 venture 冒險去 1. (A) among (B) between (C) until (D) from 1203 A) learned (B) had learned (C) I have learned (D) having learned 3. (A) where (B) when (C) that (D) what 4. (A) One (B) Another (C) The other (D) The rest (B) 5. (A) steam (B) steaming (C) steamed (D) steams (B) Once (D) Although (B) at (C) Since (C) on (C) method (D) for (B) purpose (B) benefit (D) sense (C) benefiting (D) benefited (B) delighted (C) 6. (A) If PSB TRA) in AO? 8. (A) process (9.A) to benefit 10 (A) stung

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7. a scientist You will only ever have 150 friends during your lifetime. No matter how popular you are at school, how many parties you attend, and how many people you meet in different you can't have significant personal relationships with any more people than that. Why does the situation exist? It is known as Dunbarºs number because it was first explained by 2 Robin Dunbar who wrote a book named How Many Friends Does One Person Need. The limit is just part of human nature. At a critical stage in human history, we lived in mobile groups of around 150 people. Our brains adapted to that fact and came to regard it as What happens if you meet more than 150 people? Are you unable to remember their names? you may "know" more than 150 people, you won't think about them very much. They won't be emotionally important to you. Your brain can't remember so many relationships at the same time. Older acquaintances will disappear in your mind and be replaced by newer and 5 Thus, you'd better choose your friends carefully. After all, you can only have 150 of them! 3 Not exactly 4 ones. 2

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3. With today's smaller family units, many young people miss out on close relationships with grandparents. Similarly, many elderly people lack interactions with young relatives. These links between generations are 1_ as they encourage learning, understanding and closer community ties. A great example is the friendship between Alessio, in his twenties, and Federica, an elderly woman. They share an apartment and support each other, yet they are not grandmother and grandson. Alessio teaches Federica how to use her smartphone and Federica gives Alessio lessons in cooking risotto. They share an apartment in a new kind of_2 that brings benefits to old and young generations. Young people are often unable to afford high rents, or a 3 for their own home. Elderly people are living longer, and frequently lose touch with their own families who choose to live in other cities or other countries. Sharing housing with people of a different generation can provide financial and emotional support; and help__4_ stereotypes. Now, many countries like Spain and Singapore are encouraging the old and the young to live _5__. This kind of housing may keep the old and young generations learning from each other, as it was in the past.

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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71121 標準 1. 閱讀測驗:9% “Would like something to drink?" We often hear this question when we're on an you airplane. Before choosing coffee, tea, or cola with(ice cubes consider the following. ak? 落感的, A study conducted) a few years ago in the United States fólid that the water supply of only a small Bercentage* of planes passed health standards. These days, most airplanes don't serve drinking water from the airplane's water supply. However, hot coffee and tea, as well as ice cubes, may still be made from that water. To be safe, don't order these hot drinks or ask for ice cubes with your cold drinks. Water isn't the only thing you should worry about. There may also be problems with in-flight meals. These meals often come with freshly cut fruit, and though it may look fresh, the fruit was likely cut hours or even days earlier. In addition, if you're on a flight that includes breakfast, know that your eggs might not be pure eggs but a mixture of eggs with other things. So be wise and think twice before ordering food or drinks on your next flight! at percentage üsttt ( D1. 1. What is the passage mainly about? (A) Tips on saving money when you take a plane.