為什麼不是D

B. 中 (A) which (B) whom (C) whose (D), who 3. The most famous example was Isaac Singer created franchises to distribute his sewing machines to larger areas. (105 %) (A) that (B), that (C), who (D) who 4. Before the man was rescued, the only thing he drank was rainwater. Odb

想問 6、9謝謝

In 9. example, the New York Sun published a strange article on August 21, 1835. article This tricked readers 7. believing that life had been discovered on the moon! The was supposedly written by well-known astronomer* Sir John Herschel was not true. To try and make it more convincing, it also contained great "scientific detail, how Herschel had used a device called a "hydro-oxygen magnifier" to make the discoveries. The next month, the newspaper quietly announced that the article was fake and had merely been an 10. to get more subscribers. These are just a couple of examples proving that fake news is nothing new. 主:Rip 三時期 astronomer 天文學家 1.(A) in order that (B) for fear that (C) as long as (D) unless 2. (A) against (B) through (C) about (D) in 3.(A) cite (B) overtake (C) deceive (D) confront D 4. (A) appealed to (B) relied on (C) came across (D) stirred up 5.(A) In the face of (B) Focusing on (C) Exposed to (D) Prior to (D) 6.(A) the other (B) the rest (C) another B 7.(A) to (C) from CA 8.(A) which (C) it (D) what A 9.(A) mentioned (B) to mention (C) mentioning (D) mentions 10.(A) outlet (B) appointment (C) encounter (D) attempt (D) other (D) for (B) into (B) that

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求解20 答案是A

your life (B) in does you good and makes you feel better. By doing so, you could gain a positive attitude toward 20 act passively to what's going around you. With the above suggestions, you had better set up a healthy lifestyle to fight against the blues. 16. (A) at (C) on (D) for 17. (A) for example (B) by contrast (C) as a result (D) in addition 18. (A) affect (B) raise (D) adopt 19. (A) to give (B) give (C) giving (D) given 20. (A) rather than (B) but also (C) due to (D) regardless of (C) press

求解20為什麼不能B 答案是A 但in which不是=where嗎

第16 至20 題為題組 Idioms add color to a language, and they also reveal some of the culture behind it. However, for non-native speakers, it is difficult to understand idioms. Besides, the real meaning of an idiom can be very different 16_ its literal meaning. That's why not everyone can easily figure out what an idiom means though he or she may know each individual word in it. There are many kinds of idioms for different themes in English. One of 17_ is for body parts, for they are so close to us. For example, your friend might tell you that he wanted to buy the latest cell phone, so he had to work to pay for it. What's more, while he was working one day, he noticed someone suspicious 18 into the store where he worked. He watched him carefully and caught him 19 to slip some gum into his pocket. At first, you might not understand what he said, for he used a lot of idioms that contained body parts like “cost an arm and a leg” and “sticky fingers.” However, if you guess from the context and the way he used the words, you may get what he meant. Learn more about idioms, and you'll find that using them can be fun. 16. (A) from (B) with (C) for (D) at 20 1 17. 18. (C) the commoner (C) come (D) the most common (D) to come (A) a common (A) is coming (A) tried (A) in which (B) a commoner (B) has come (B) trying (B) which 19. (C) to try (D) try 20. . (C) what (D) where

求解17 答案是D

第16 至20 題為題組 Idioms add color to a language, and they also reveal some of the culture behind it. However, for non-native speakers, it is difficult to understand idioms. Besides, the real meaning of an idiom can be very different 16_ its literal meaning. That's why not everyone can easily figure out what an idiom means though he or she may know each individual word in it. There are many kinds of idioms for different themes in English. One of 17_ is for body parts, for they are so close to us. For example, your friend might tell you that he wanted to buy the latest cell phone, so he had to work to pay for it. What's more, while he was working one day, he noticed someone suspicious 18 into the store where he worked. He watched him carefully and caught him 19 to slip some gum into his pocket. At first, you might not understand what he said, for he used a lot of idioms that contained body parts like “cost an arm and a leg” and “sticky fingers.” However, if you guess from the context and the way 20 he used the words, you may get what he meant. Learn more about idioms, and you'll find that using them can be fun. 16. (A) from (B) with (C) for (D) at 1 17. (A) a common (B) a commoner (C) the commoner (D) the most common

求解這題為什麼不能選A

we We all know that recycling resources and saving energy can help slow down global warming. However, 26 that what we choose to eat or not to eat can affect our own health as well as that of Mother Nature. For a start, eating local foods 27 a good way to lower the 28 on our environment. Take California grapes for example. They travel more than 10,000 kilometers to Taiwan. This long-distance transportation by truck, ship or plane means that people need to use more fuel. We should notice that we can reduce the greenhouse gas we produce by eating more local foods. 29 many people are promoting the idea of eating local foods In addition, fruits and vegetables that are not in season are unfriendly to the environment, for these out-of-season foods need more fertilizer to grow and more electricity to store. Obviously, our choice of food 30 our who planet. So, for human being's sake, let's change our diet. 26.(A) may not aware (B) may aware (C) may be aware (D) may not be aware

可以告訴我是否有地方寫錯嗎？因為課本寫的有點不清楚，謝謝～^_^

ATP for example: HIU肉還 4 → HT, 牛吸作用 解放 料出他》 票中学 "ADP+ Pi

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化學第三章物質間的反應 經典戰例 Example 01 反應aM+bNocR已知分子量M = 30 N = 60 欲生成 100 克R需N幾克? 解: 2006 a+2b

一直想不透到底哪裡錯了？是它答案給錯嗎？

39-42題為題組 Studies have found that human body's intolerance to cold varies significantly over a lifetime. Senior citizens, especially men aged 60 and above, are reported to be relatively less able to maintain their body temperature at a given cold exposure than young people do. The cold-triggered rise in metabolism is weakened in older people. Apart from that, older adults are slower to react to the cold and, thus, generate less body heat in defense. Normally, our skin reacts to cold by contracting surface blood vessels in protection, which is also slower with age. It is noted in The International Journal of Sports Medicine that older people have reduced skin sensitivity and a subjective perception as to how cold it is. Some can develop hypothermia even after exposure to mild cold weather or a small drop in temperature. Thereby they are more vulnerable to death from hypothermia. At any age, cold sensitivity is related to one's health condition in general. For example, the body's response to cold can be diminished under the influence of factors such as thyroid malfunction, diabetes and an abnormally low body mass index, as well as some medicines, including over-the-counter cold remedies. The best way to identify someone car with hypothermia is to look for confusion or sluggishness, weak pulse, slurred speech, shivering or stiffness in the arms and legs. If you suspect that someone is suffering from the hypothermia and you have a thermometer available, take his or her temperature. If it's lower than 95 degrees Fahrenheit, call 911 for emergency medical treatment.