4-44，我這樣畫是完全錯誤，還是因為觀看角度不同，所以畫法差很多，但還是對的？ 題目下為解答

ILU a 14-44 Galactose, a sugar related to glucose, contains a six-membered ring in which all the substituents except the -OH group, indicated below in red, are equatorial. Draw galactose in its more stable chair conformation. HOCH2 OH Galactose HO OH OH OH HOCH2 o Galactose HO OH OH H In this conformation, all substituents, except for one hydroxyl group, are equatorial

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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

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

請問141 這句是什麼意思以及 為什麼是b

Questos 141-143 refer to the following magazine article In today's competitive job market, applicants need to set themselves apart from the crowd. However, there is a difference between ----141 ---- your unique 141.(A) accent (B) accenting (C) accentuate (D) accentuation qualities and coming off as too independent to work well with others. When applying for your next position, consider the following three pointers. First, on your resume, stress the unique areas of your background, but don't forget to ----142---- how those characteristics can be adapted to a group 142.(A) emphasize

請問這題為什麼不能選A 謝謝

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第5題 會的寫一下 謝謝🙏

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想問第9題 求解

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混合題第31題，它的題目什麼意思？ 求解🙇🙇，萬分感謝☺🙂

EL 35. 這位老師很生氣,Hugo 沒勞化 36. 雖然這塊牛排看起來像塊岩石 Dear Ms. Louise, Today was my precious little girl's first day in high school. She was thrilled that she would finally meet her new classmates. But when she woke up, she found that she had a big red pimple on her nose! She worried about it so much that she told me she didn't want to go to school. I knew that she felt embarrassed about having a big red zit on her face, especially when she was about to meet new friends and wanted to leave a good impression on them. However, as a mother, I just couldn't let her skip the first day of school. So, I made her go to school this morning. Did I do the right thing? Worried Mother Dear Worried Mother, I think you made the correct decision. Though her concern of making a bad impression on her new friends is understandable, she needs to learn that most people focus only on their own problems and don't even notice others'. Her friends would probably not notice her pimple at all. I think she will gradually figure this out. Don't worry. Talk to her as usual. She must have plenty of exciting stories about her new friends to share with you tonight. Ms. Louise ) 29. What does Ms. Louise do? (3%) A (A) She is a column writer who gives advice and suggestions. (B) She is a school nurse who helps keep children healthy. (C) She is a company manager who is in charge of a large group of workers, (D) She is a family doctor who takes care of people and treats their diseases. (B) 30. How would you describe Worried Mother and Ms. Louise? (4%) (A) Angry; calm (B) Guilty; comforting. (C) Embarrassed; proud. (D) Understanding; confused. 31. In Ms. Louise's reply, the word others' refer to others' (4%)