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15. (A) identity (B) opinion SWA bo129ih sivem letnou (C) salary (D) belief 第16至20題為題組 Inguor 921 (8) (A) Dogs have been considered loyal friends to humans for thousands of years. In addition to the love and affection they offer, they can also provide comfort by being good listeners. Reading therapy dogs are canines that help shy kids who have difficulty reading or talking to people. The dogs are specially trained to remain still and attentive __ 16__ listening to humans. Having the dogs listen closely to their words helps children build confidence and social skills. This is especially important in a time when face-to-face _17_ are rarer as people are now communicating primarily through digital devices. In 2016, several Japanese public libraries began training and using reading therapy dogs. Their services really 18 during COVID-19. The dogs helped children remain calm during the difficult lockdowns of the pandemic.wode 290 sď. In 2021, Taiwan also 19_. For the first time ever, pet dogs were allowed in the Kaohsiung Public Library during a speech by illustrator Lee Chin-lun. The talk was about transforming Taiwan into a society that is more 20 towards animals. The event offered the audience a special experience that connected them with their pets. Some attendees even stated that the warm atmosphere felt like a family reunion.

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I had been waiting for the first day of high school to come, so I could meet new friends and start a new adventure. The night before that day, I made sure _11_ everything was ready 11 I looked just perfect before I happily went to sleep. _12_, when I looked at myself in the mirror the following day, I saw something terrifying. There _13_ a giant red zit right on the tip of my nose! How could this happen? I decided to 14 school because people would laugh and say mean things. However, my mom wouldn't let me. It felt like the end of the world! Now people would 15 me the "freshman Zit girl." 16_ To my surprise, that day 16 and I didn't hear anybody whispering about my pimple. When I reached the eleventh grade and mentioned this experience to my best friend, I realized that most people only care about their own problems and have no time to think about 17. It was such a relief to me. Now the zit story is _18_ more than a funny experience. I will always remind myself to be more carefree. BAC 11. (A) X; and that (B) that; and (C) X; so that (D) that; so

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5. T. (A) Therefore (B) Otherwise (C) Additionally (D) Nevertheless In many places, tourism is becoming a problem. Some areas are (1) tourists that locals' quality of life suffers from crowding, inconsiderate visitors, and housing problems. _ (2), overtourism makes vacations unpleasant for tourists themselves. Tourism should be beneficial for both visitors and locals, but overtourism turns it into a (3) experience for all. The UN agency (4)promoting responsible tourism, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), has made some suggestions about overtourism. First, they say we must deal with crowding. Some sights attract (5)_ as they can comfortably hold. The UNWTO recommends providing tourists (6)_ suggestions about lesser-known locations and sights. Some visitors will choose to go there rather than the busy attractions, but __(7)_ about those sights can they go! When attractions are crowded _(8)___ this doesn't work, the UNWTO suggests that the number of tourists that are allowed in each day should be reduced. Another issue that the UNWTO has addressed is the tension between visitors and locals created by overtourism. The UNWTO suggests two (9) to help with this. The first is keeping local people involved in decision-making. Overtourism problems affect some people more than others, and the people (10) should be part of discussions about it. On the tourists' side, local governments should make sure visitors understand local customs so they don't accidentally cause trouble. These recommendations* can make tourism a good thing for everyone. 註:recommendation 建議 B)(A) such full with (B) so full with (C) such full of (D) so full of (V) (2) (A) Accordingly (B) Nevertheless (C) Otherwise (D) Furthermore ()(3)(A) thorough (B) measurable (C) negative (D) narrow (4)(A) that responsible for (B) which responsible for (C) responsible for (D) with responsible for (5)(A) twice as many people (B) twice as more people C) twice as people twice It w

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WISDOM ENGLISH broader of the D Talk their iver als. out of d Unit 8 Ban-Doh: The Most Authentic Taiwanese Eating Experience a student exchange program has really opened my eyes 2 the cultural differences between my country and Taiwan. One of the most memorable parts of my trip was when host family invited me to a wedding banquet in Kaohsiung. my 3 arriving at the banquet, I soon realized that it was totally different from what I'd expected. Back in the US, banquets are usually held in large dining halls. This one, taking place right out on the street! 4 was tent occupied nearly half the street. However, none of the pedestrians or the people in passing vehicles looked like they cared. Under the tent, guests sat at large round tables, chatting cheerfully. At one end of this temporary tent, there were cooks and assistants up shelter all the guests from the fierce sun, a huge delicious-looking food. 7 6 energetically to prepare platters of quite curious about how this fascinating custom of "open-air" banquets had first come about, I asked my host parents. The host father explained that this kind of banquet, known as a "ban- doh" in Taiwanese, 8 in the countryside. In the old days, when people gathered for a special event such as a wedding or an elder's birthday, everyone in the neighborhood would 10 9 to a ban-doh. The host would prepare all ingredients for the meal, and the neighbors would help out. Some would do the cooking, while others might provide tables, chairs, and eating utensils or assist in other ways. They would then all relax and enjoy the banquet together. The ban-doh back then was all about enjoying a sense of community and togetherness. Having the chance to experience this fascinating event, I feel truly lucky. It is the first story that I will share with my friends and family when they ask me about my student exchange experience in Taiwan. (A)1. (A)Taking part in 0809 (A) backward 4 (0) 3. (A) Upon B)4. B) 5. (A) Putting (A) In other words (D) in front of Until (D) In particular (B) Took part in (B) toward (C) Takes part in (C) regarding (D)Taken part in (B) as soon as (B) on the other hand (B) Put the moment (C) additionally (C)To put (D) Have put B) 6. (A) work (B) working 7. (A) Were (B) Feel XC) t (C) Being to work (D) worked 8. (A) originate (B) originating (C) to originate (D) Felt (D) originated (9. (A)cooperate (B) introduce (C) initiate (D) correspond ) 10. (A) revenge (B) arrange (C) arrest (D) commit

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