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a 第47 至50 題為題組 After Thomas Hicks, an American marathon runner, collapsed right after he won the race in the 1904 Summer Olympics, people found that he didn't rumple because of exhaustion but because of the mixture of egg whites, brandy, and Strychnine, which is now used as an ingredient of Pesticide . This strange incident isállegedly the regson why the 1908 London Olympics forbade athletes to use drugs during the games. T. Doping, however, is nothing new in Olympics . Some of the ancient athletes in Olympics consumed specially-formulated substances to enhance their performance, ranging from herbs, fungi, to royal jelly and testicles. This old problem not only has a long history, but also seems to remain and expand in sports. (More than a hundred Russian athletes are reported to be barred from the 2016 Rio Games as Russians allegedly bribed anti-doping officials to swap their athletes’ urine samples. Though it's difficult to give exact numbers of athletes who use drugs to enhance their performance, according to a study in 2015) about one third of outstanding athletes are involved in doping to some degree. Performance-boosting drugs are not exclusive to Olympians. Any 30-something young man who is into working out in the gym could be taking inabolic steroids from time to time. Though each year, athletes and their trainers find new plans to consume or administer drugs, there is not much change in the types of drugs. The most popular one is anabolic steroids and human growth hormone. Some common drugs can also be used as bogsters, such as asthma medicine and insulin. As anti-doping agencies lay down more and more rigid rules for inspection, athletes come up with smarter ways to handle doping, like a Schemed schedule of using drugs so that their excellence peak émerges before the sports event to avoid being Notorious as doping may sound, the intention to enhance performance is as positive as ápplying technology to sports competition. Perhaps the authorities concerned should rethink the “real spirit” of sports and check which drug or which technology has violated the spirit so as to decide on Consistent and thorough regulations. tested.

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ul 9. Everyone had a (mourn) expression on his or her face during the funeral ceremony. Jason's Nike sneakers are fake, but they do bear a close (resemble) to the real brand-name shoes. II. 綜合測驗:20% Desemblanceo 11. you » One of the most important animals in Mexican culture is the Xoloitzcuintli. This word looks very strange, and unless you're from Mexico, you're probably wondering how to pronounce it. Don't let it 11. death with that unusual combination of letters. 12. _, you can simply say it like this: show-low-eats-queen-t-Lee. Hopefully this makes much easier to read. orice bigos Xoloitzcuintli, or just “xolo” for short, is a type of dog found in almost every corner of Mexico. It is often associated with the 13. of death. This is because, according to tradition, xolos are believed 14. _ their ghosts to the underworld after people pass away. They do so in order to prevent souls 15. the afterlife from getting lost, or from staying on earth longer than they should. The name Xoloitzcuintli is derived from Xolotl, the Aztec god of death and lightning, 16. itzcuintli, the Aztec word for “dog.” Some people would rather refer to it as the “Mexican hairless dog” than 17. it Xoloitzcuintli. “Mexican hairless dog” perfectly describes the dog, 18. its fur is very short and very smooth. Apart from this covering that 19. a horse's coat, xolos are also known for their lively nature. Intelligent and playful, they're perfect symbols of a country 20. death is not feared but celebrated. These “dogs of the dead” are actually full of life!) sono il otw bno vodo ixolod UNO 騰文化 肯定自己》肯定不同

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(B) Have you ever pondered how you got your name? Few of us would answer "yes" since we 11_our naming traditions that we usually take them for granted. Actually, naming traditions vary from country to country. Some distinct differences 12__ customs can be easily spotted between Chinese culture and Western cultures. First of all, Chinese people tend to keep their family names from generation to generation while in many Western countries surnames often change, 13 is the reason why there is a wider range of them. Furthermore, Chinese and Western people show respect for their elders and ancestors in different ways. 14 do not pass on their given names, 14 the latter sometimes name their children after an ancestor. In cultures 15 family links are indicated in names, some unique rules exist. In Iceland, a person's last name usually comes directly from the first name of the father. For instance, a boy named Erik 16 a father named Lars would be named Erik Larsson. Lars's daughter, Kristin, would go by the name of Kristin Larsdottir. 17_, the vast majority of Icelandic names end in either "son" or "dottir." For the Yami people of Taiwan, the son does not take the name of the father, 18_, the father changes his name 18_ the birth of his first son. Additionally, the boy's grandfather's name is changed too. A 11. (A) are so used to (B) used to (C) got so used to (D) use to 12. (A) regards (B) regarding names (C) regarding naming (D) regards naming (B) which (C) it (D) what (A) The former; while B) The first; but (C) The former; however D) The first; yet nes CD B 13. JA) that AC