想問問第1、5、10🙏🙏

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我想向我的外國友人介紹台灣，請問以下的內容有怪怪的嗎？ Taiwan is a beautiful island located off the coast of Mainland China. Summer in Taiwan is hot and humid. An... 繼續閱讀

想問第十題可以選B選項嗎

北 佳 C y mehan 3 A discriminate B 4 (A) grow up BD 5 (A) in spite of (B) Horizontal B) manipulate (B) consist of (B) with regard to (C) accommodate (C) involve in C) for fear of 104 主題日常生活 (D) comam (D) concern with in relation to or taboo in Certain body languages have different meanings in different cultures. Some gestures or touching that Americans accept as normal may be inappropriate another culture. Let's take eye contact and personal space for example. In America, during a conversation, the speaker looks briefly into the listener's eyes, then briefly away, and then back at the listener's eyes again. However, the to look at the speaker's eyes constantly. If you do not look into the eyes of your conversation partner, you'll give the impression that you are not listening, or 7 you are not trustworthy. listener is 6 8 Personal space is another thing you need to be careful of. For example, you not touch an American to make him nervous. Americans expect others to stand, or sit, 9 an arm's length away. If you get closer than this, you may notice Americans moving away from you. They do not 10 dislike you; what tenses them P² may turn to rejoice and characters. unpredictab This k fantasy, is intelligenc is challeng may force be change But the p from light Dur experien

12、13求解

A) TU. (A) yawns (C) 11. (A) with (B) (B) was at TISK UT porches when made its way to (C) exhibits (C) until 三、閱讀測驗(20%) The custom of merienda spread from Spain to other parts of the world, especially places with a history of Spanish colonization. For example, it is enjoyed in the Spanish-speaking countries of North, Central, and South America. At the same time, different countries have adapted the meal to suit their own particular tastes and preferences. In the Philippines, a colony of Spain from 1565 to 1898, the foods enjoyed at merienda are different from those eaten in Spain. Merienda in Spain features an array of snacks like olives, yogurt, fresh fruit, and sandwiches. While in the Philippines, it is more likely to feature local favorites like deep-fried bananas or stir-fried noodles with salted bread. Furthermore, in Spain, the term merienda relates to a meal eaten between lunch and dinner. In the Philippines, it can also be seen as a light meal between breakfast and lunch. Also, Portugal, Morocco, and Brazil are other countries that have their own takes on merienda. ( ) 12. What do we know about Spain from the passage? (A) It had an empire that stretched across the globe. (B) It introduced the world to their local fried snacks. (C) It is famous for its brunch called merienda. (D) It adopted the traditions of other countries. Was turned off by (D) emissions (D) despite ( ) 13. What is true about merienda in the Philippines? (A) It doesn't include any kind of fruit. (B) It is similar to merienda in Portugal. (C) It is considered a relatively unknown event. (D) It can take place in the morning or afternoon.

請問這裡的extent是指範圍嗎？這句我也看不太懂……

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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

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D 1.Children, please bring all of your work to the front and place each assignment in the basket on my desk. (A) thrilling (B) fascinating (C) alarming (D) corresponding 12__, there is no work of art that is exactly the same as Van Gogh's Starry Night: it's special and unique. Using art as an example here is no accident. Some digital artists have felt that their 13 doesn't receive the respect that traditional physical art does. They believe NFTs give them a way to emphasize the unique nature of their art pieces on digital platforms. B 7. (A) equivalent (B) desirable (C) exclusive (D) dynamic B 8. (A) by sell (C) to sell (B) by selling (D) to selling A 9. (A) titled (C) have titled (B) to title (D) titling D 10. (A) exposed to (C) submitted to (B) subjected to (D) compared to A 2.The detectives brought in a computer expert to trace the of the digital thieves in hopes of catching them. (A) signature (B) esteem (C) aggression (D) concept B 3.Shawn's skill at playing the piano is I've never seen anyone as amazingly good as him! (A) anonymous (B) exceptional (C) corresponding (D) sufficient A 4.Gloria holds her uncle in high due to his strong character and fun personality. (A) esteem (B) signature (C) layout (D) renovation C 5.Jordan works hard because he appreciates his boss's public of him as a great employee. (A) psychology (B) layout (C) acknowledgment (D) signature B 6.Audiences love this movie because of its fight scenes and exciting, fast-paced story. (A) adorable (B) thrilling (C) anonymous (D) corresponding C 11. (A) sparked (C) substituted (B) modernized (D) commented D 12. (A) As a result (B) In other words (C) In the long run (D) On the other hand C 13. (A) upgrade (B) collector (C) medium (D) impulse III. Guided Translation (21% , 135) 14. 凱莉認為她對討論的貢獻沒有受到高度重視, 所以她不太可能回到這個讀書會。 Kelly doesn't think her contributions to the discussion are very highly valued, so she's not likely to return to this book club. 15. 為了創造長期的改變,你必須準備好付出許多 努力。 To create long-term change, you must be rez to put in a lot of work. 16. 這名藝術家為了海生館的盛大開幕而創造了 系列的海洋主題畫作。 The artist createWhy Yones Sepataga.When SE paintings for the grand opening of the aquarium. II. Cloze (49%,每題7分) A new idea is taking the internet by storm: NFTS for art. An NFT, short for “non-fungible token,” is a way for people to demonstrate ownership over a unique digital item. They are extremely profitable at the moment, which makes them 7 for people looking to make money. Over the summer break in 2021, a British 12-year-old made around NT$11 million NFTs. First, he used a computer program that he wrote to create 3,350 pieces of pixel artworks 9 "Weird Whales.” He then sold each piece as an NFT, tapping into the current excitement over this trendy financial instrument. NFTs can be _10_trading cards or paintings because of their similar qualities. The “non-fungible”. part of their name indicates that something is completely unique. That is, it can't be 11 for something of equal worth. For example, a can of soda 8 series

第二題求幫！

a of 4. I'm a big fan of two things: street art and traveling. That's Why every ylal, I VITU places (1)__this special type of art is both appreciated and encouraged. Last winter, for example, I went to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. As far as I know, this is one of the fe cities in Asia that welcome street artists. Every January, a large arts festival_(2)__there. During this week-long event, local and international graffiti artists get together to (3) exhibitions. They also give talks i which they share their ideas and new plans with the public. The truth is that street artists often really _(4)__their cities and the people living in them. Through their art, they hop to make a difference and to bring about positive changes. __(5). (5) festivals like these tha give them an opportunity to share their visions and dreams with everyone. And that's wh this kind of art is right up my alley! ) (1)(A) that (B) which (C) where (D) what 74(2)(A) is happened (B) is taken place (C) is held (D) holds ) (3)(A) put up (B) put off (C) put down (D) put on (4)(A) get rid of (B) stand for (C) light up (D) care about D (5)(A) They are (B)It is (C) These are (D) There is nainter and social commentator known as Tyler is one of India's top graffiti ne place he calls home. A To B

想請問21題A和B要怎麼選

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