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想問44題為什麼是填原型動詞

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想問高一地理一二章第10、8、15題～段考救急～大感謝o(*///▽///*)q

70 2 C 14. 工業上常有排氣汙染的困擾,而靜電除塵是一般工廠常見的簡易處理方式。靜電除塵即 利 用靜電吸引輕小物體的性質,來吸附工業粉塵。而冬天的靜電雖然偶爾電的人們膽戰 心驚,但日常生活中有許多類似靜電除塵的原理,請問下列哪一項與靜電最無關?(A) 穿毛衣時發出的劈啪聲(B)火力發電廠煙囪的除塵器(C)冰箱的門會自動關上緊閉(D)電 視機螢幕上總是很快蒙上一層灰塵(E)烘衣機烘乾的衣服,取出時常會黏在一起。C 15 如右圖所示,有三顆大小相同的金屬球甲、乙、丙,甲球與丙球以 細桿固定在木棒上,而乙球是以細尼龍線懸吊在木棒上(可自由地 84 0 左右擺動),並與甲、丙球等距,現今甲球帶有8庫侖的電量,乙 球帶有-4庫侖的電量,丙球不帶電。則下列有關乙球擺動的情況敘述何者正確?(A)甲 球與乙球因互相吸引,所以乙球一直貼著甲球 (B)乙球起先被甲球吸引而接觸,然後互相 蛇 排斥,再與球一直相吸 (C)乙球起先被甲球吸引而接觸,然後互相排斥,接著又被丙球 吸引,接觸後又互相排斥,最後靜止在原位置上,擺線呈現鉛直狀 (D)乙球起先被甲球 吸引而接觸,然後互相排斥,接著又被丙球吸引,接觸後又互相排斥,最後達平衡時, 擺線偏右 (E)乙球起先被甲球吸引而接觸,然後互相排斥,接著又被丙球吸引,接觸後 又互相排斥,最後乙球來回地在甲球與丙球間碰撞。Delaye 16. 帶正電的物體接近中性導體後,中性導體另一端再接 地,如右圖所示,則下列敘述何者正確?(A)最終導體 帶正電 (B)帶電物體沒有接觸到導體,所以導體不帶電 TI 所以道體帶負電 抓 stout 体 A +++ Sill 絕緣架

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想問問16、19、24🙏🙏

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想問問16、19、24🙏

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想問問第9、10題🥺

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想問問6、9、10🙏🙏

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第九題為什麼是選B?

解 747 A 車追 J 3 白茶 (( 6. 我必須加速以趕上 Darren,因為他走得很快, I must speed up to go to Darren because he walking fest. catch up with & the difficulties Frisbee was thrown 2. the danger. the ocean. David attempted to chase it 3., he was lifted up into the air by a huge wave. e./__4.___ seconds, he landed on his head. 舉起 長這樣 部份的 5. to David lost the use of his legs and only had partial use of his hands. He was 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. 第一題如 Ever since, David has slowly 9. his way to the top of his sport. He has now won Basix medals at the Paralympics (the Olympics for athletes with disabilities). In addition, he 7. 儘管遭遇到困難,James決定繼續嘗試,沒有什麼可以改變他的心意。(Despite + N....) there is Despite difficultion, James decided to keep trying- nothing can change his mind. 五、綜合測驗:10% 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 10. as a motivational speaker for other athletes and people with disabilities. His story of battling against the odds enables him to inspire others. 朝向海洋丟過去(有時間追趕 1. (A) down (B) on (C) toward (D) around (B) 2. (A) thanks to (B) in spite of AB (D 4. (A) Over (B) About B) 5. (A) buried (B) forced 6. (A) recovered (D) 3. (A) Suddenly(B) Fortunately A7.(A) what he could do (C) what could he do (C) 8.(A) in (A) had (B) recovering (...gru-(B) from) (B) made ) 10. (A) worked 接起來 and int a d (B) had worked (C) rather than (C) Obviously (D) according to (D) Actually 六 K39 (C) Between (D) Within (C) destroyed (D) prevented (C) recovers (D) to recover (B) how could he do (A (D) how he could do (C) for (D) through (C) got MA(D) stood (C) was working (D) has worke