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(Cloze) 21 Long time ago, in a town stood a lonely statue: it was the Happy Prince. he was flying to One day, a swallow saw how beautiful the sight was a warmer place. After 22 the statue, the swallow felt a drop of water him. It was the tears that fell from the Happy Prince's eyes. The Happy Prince looked down, _24_ to the resting swallow. After he died and _25________, he could see all the misery down in the city. 23. the statue of his 21. (A) because (B) if (C) when (D) although 22. (A) landed on (C) he was landed on (D) he landed (B) landing on (B) fall (C) fell on (D) falling on (B) spoke (D) told (B) was put up (D) to put up 23.(A) fell 24.(A) speaking 25.(A) put up (C) telling (C) putting up

請問第2題該填什麼？

cormorant (1)(A) that (B) which (C) whom (D) whose (2)(A) carry out (B) turn out (C) come across (D) make sure (3)(A) since (B) though (C) whether (D) once ( (4)(A) to (B) for (C) with (D) × (C) (5) (A) keen (B) creative (C) specific (D) sensitive 4. Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi was a master sculptor. He studied architecture*, painting, and sculpting in _(1)___ the European style of the nineteenth century. his native France, and first produced bronze* works After sculpting a local military figure, he served in the army himself during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. (2) however, his work after this war that he is most famous for. Bartholdi first visited America in 1871 (3) the idea of a large building project that could reflect the strong ties between the two nations. His "Liberty Enlightening the World" design was eventually* approved, and a special union was formed with the goal of raising money for the giant __(4)___. In the years to follow, Bartholdi worked on _(5)____ two decades for his dream to this project and other sculptures around America. In the end, it took be realized. On October 28, 1886 he finally introduced his Statue of Liberty to the world. 註:architecture 建築學 bronze 青銅 eventually 最終 (1)(A) on (B) by (C) in (D) to ) (2)(A) It is (B) Such is (C) They are (D) It has ) (3)(A) by proposing (B) to propose (B) tourist (C) globe (5)(A) due to (B) in addition to (C) close to (D) next to (C) of proposes (D) at proposing (D) monument 甜相机 (4)(A) slave 5. One of the greatest gifts France has ever given the United States is, of course, the Statue of Liberty. thig important New York landmark has been a popular_(1)___ and draws millions of

請問第7題應該選什麼？

signifies the birth of a free and independent nation. is the Taj Mahal*, which was built in Another famous landmark on the other side of the ____(5) 1653. This (6) Indian structure is a popular destination* for travelers. Over seven million people _(7)___ around the world visit it every single year. ___(8)__ it's so well known, not many visitors are aware of the sad story behind it. four centuries ago. Emperor Shah Jahan had a beautiful white marble The story dates back to ____(9)_ building built in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz, who had died while giving birth to their 14th child. heart but also for his endless devotion* The building was named the Taj Mahal and also known as the "Crown of Palaces," where Mumtaz was _(10) laid to rest. To this day, it stands not just for a husband's to his wife. It is a symbol of everlasting love for many people. destination 3. commemorate Taj Mahal devotion (1)) famous so a (B) famous such a (C) such a famous D) so a famous (1) (2)(A) that (B) what (C) which (D) where (3)(A) into (4)(A) thus (B) from (C) among (D) for (B) yet (C) again (D) instead (5)(A) freedom (B) slave (C) monument (D) globe (C) ancient (D) scientific ) (6)(A) plastic (B) nutritious (D) with ) (7)(A) on (B) from (C) to 17) (8)(A) As soon as (B) Not until ) (9)(A) due to (B) according to (C) Only when (D) Even though (C) close to (D) in addition to (10) (A) to break (B) broke (C) breaking (D) broken Just as the Statue of Liberty is recognized as a symbol of freedom, so is Eugène Delacroix's painting Pading the People, a representation of liberty. Liberty Leading the People has three features in eated -甜相机

為什麼第五題逗號之後不需要主詞了？感謝！！

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想請問下方兩題， 16.主要是不知道as在那裡的作用(因為as看很久還是錯了)，以及為什麼要使用被動 17.是覺得四個都可以🥲 非常感謝！！

13. (A) if 14. (A) helps 15. (A) Unfortunately 第16.至20.題為題組 The five-pointed star drawn with five lines is known today as the pentagram. It is an ancient symbol which has held different meanings. Today, we can see the pentagram 16. as jewelry or designs on clothing. The Sumerians were the first to use the five-pointed star polygon. They wrote about the symbol in records 17. 3000 B.C. In the context of that civilization, the pentagram was a character in a writing system. The Babylonians, a culture with close historical links to Sumer, used the pentagram 18. the planets. Its five points indicated five planets - Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. In ancient China, the pentagram corresponded to Wu Xing, the five elements that make up the world: metal, wood, fire, earth, and water. In European folklore, it was said to come with magical properties. The 19. of the star affected its significance. With one point facing upward, the pentagram represented "white" magic (good). 20. with two points facing upward, the same symbol stood for "black" magic (evil). Nowadays the symbolism of the pentagram is still commonly used, but it is good to know more of its history than just a fashion statement. 16. (A) wearing (B) worn 17. (A) originated from (B) stemmed from U (B) unless (B) helping (B) Precisely B " (C) as (C) helped (C) Deliberately (C) that wears (C) dated back to (C)in reference to (D) when (D) help (D) Scarcely (D) to be worn (D) traced back to Din proportion to

請問這題的空格可以改填入which was remitted嗎？句子的意思會改變嗎

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看很久，想請問第六題D為什麼不行！非常感謝！！

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第二題為什麼是B?

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想問44題為什麼是填原型動詞

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