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

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Problem 3 Creating a 0.1 Normal Solution Suppose you must determine the amount of hydrogen halides (HCI, HBr and HF) in the flue gas leaving a chemical reactor. The emission sampling train for hydrogen halide determination calls for a total of 200 mL of 0.1 N H₂SO4 as an absorbing solution. The absorbing solution will be located on the impingers of the sampling train. How many grams of H₂SO4 should be added to water to create 200 mL of a 0.1 N H₂SO4 solution? > The chemical reaction of H₂O and H₂SO4 is as follows: H₂SO4+H₂O 2H++SO₁²+H₂O 4 > Approximate atomic weights of elements: H=1, S=32, O=16

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SO HEL Example 3 Find y' if sin(x + y) = y² cos x. Solution : Differentiating implicitly with respect to x and remembering that y is a function of x, we get y' 日日 cos(x + y) (1 + y) = y²(- sin x) + (cos x) (2yy') (Note that we have used the Chain Rule on the left side and the Product Rule and Chain Rule on the right side.) If we collect the terms that involve y', we get cos(x + y) + y² sin x = (2y cos x)y' - cos(x + y) · y' y² sin x + cos(x + y) 2y cos x cos(x + y) - < 清除

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三 閱讀測驗(20%) The king snake is a harmless reptile. It has developed a color pattern that is almost the same as that of the poisonous coral snake. Its distinctive red, yellow, and black bands are enough to make predators hesitant to eat it. Similarly, many flies have the same black and yellow stripes as bees and wasps. Most predators will stay clear, though in fact these flies have no stingers. But surely the most innovative of these animals is the mimic octopus. It can completely change not only its colors but also its body shape in order to look like the venomous lionfish, the sea snake, and several other dangerous creatures in the ocean. These examples show that animals don't have to be an extreme danger to survive in nature. For these Batesian mimics, there's no shame in faking it! ( ) 12. What does the passage say about the king snake? (A) Its poison is fatal to small animals. (B) It is as dangerous as coral snake. (C) It has a unique stinger in its tail. (D) It has a colorful appearance. ( ) 13. Based on the passage, what will a mimic octopus do when a predator approaches? (A) It will copy the predator's movements. (B) It will pretend to be another creature. (C) It will release a dark-colored ink. (D) It will launch a fierce attack.

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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.

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