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想請問21題A和B要怎麼選

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a Many people love cute things, but not everyone knows how to behave around them. Have you ever spotted a kitten that was 8 cute 8_ it made you angry? Perhaps you had a pressing need to make scary faces at the tiny creature or play roughly with If so, don't worry, because there's a rational explanation for why this occurs. A sudden 9 to act violently around cute things is an example of “cute aggression.” It's part of a phenomenon known as “dimorphous expression,” which occurs when our inner feelings and outer emotions don't match. Some other examples of this behavior are yelling when we receive a piece of good news or crying when we are very happy. Experts believe dimorphous expressions happen in intense situations because they show motivation 10 emotion. For example, growling at a cute puppy likely indicates that a person wants to play with the animal. It's important to point out that only 50% of people behave this way when they encounter something 11_. Perhaps it's because the people who don't show cute aggression aren't feeling intense emotions about the object. Or, they may have more subtle ways of expressing themselves. Cute aggression is not a bad thing at all, 12 In fact, it's probably a helpful tool that teaches baby animals the real difference 24 English Digest. Teacher's Guide · January 2022 有著作權,任何使用需經本社同意 between danger and play. (Unit 9) B 8. (A) as; as A9. (A) urge (B) so; that (B) layout (B) in case of (C) not; but (C) upgrade (C) as for (D) such; that (D) signature (D) as well as D 10. (A) without

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1、綜合測驗 Sometimes, a small but creative idea can change many people's lives. Take the bottle lamp made by a Brazilian mechanic, Alfredo Moser, for example. He accepted his friend's idea to 1. a plastic bottle 1. water and a little bleach, which helped keep algae from forming in the water and place the bottle in a hole which 2. in the roof, and then the bottle would refract the sunlight from outside and filled his room with light equal to 3. from a 50-watt bulb. His invention soon 4. not only in his neighborhoods but in other countries such as the Philippines, India, Indonesia and so on. Poor people in those countries do not live in the dark anymore. 5. the bottle lamp is a simple device and costs almost nothing, it is making life a little easier for millions of people caught in the poverty trap. 「明倫高中) (C) 1 (A) turn ... into (B) use ... as (C) fill ... with (D) reach ... within 2. (A) made (B) had made (C) is made (D) had been made ww DIA

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I SAPUES : 10% banko'shib oldi (e sohion ban feeling feeling bin mill – so few understand. 五、綜合測驗: On Thursday night, famous graffiti artist Matt Garner will be giving a talk about graffiti at New State College. Matt is a talented artist 1. paints street art under the nickname "paladin.” Some people love his work, while 2. see it as a coward's art. He hopes to change people's minds about this art form 3. (8 Paladin's art is mostly political. He likes to compare the media's image of war 4. the real-life effects of conflict. His most famous work is called Sugar-Free Will, and it 5. calls our attention to the political platform that Hollywood actors use to spread their personal 1 1. quo views. The piece shows millions of television audience members staring wide-eyed at a handsome actor on the screen. Those who don't like his art say that 6. solving problems, his graffiti creates new ones. They argue that he encourages crime, and that work like his 7. the city look messy. Supporters point out that instead, his art makes neighborhoods more beautiful and interesting . In addition to att historians are quick to remind people that artists have used art to send political messages for centuries. 82

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Section 11.3 Angular Momentum J-s behind rmv a he ur 265 = ? a ter 30. Example 11.1: A 58.1 Iw COMP string and whirled at 18. Express the units of angular momentum (a) using only the funda- momentum of magr mental units kilogram, meter, and second; (b) in a form involving the circular path. Fir newtons; (c) in a form involving joules. marw horizontal and (b) the 19. Use data from Appendix E to make an order-of-magnitude esti- 31. Example 11.2. A stai mate for the angular momentum of our Solar System about the Max 27 the end of its lifetime galactic center. mu = 17.293 of radius 4.96 X 10' 20. A gymnast of rotational inertia 63 kg•m? is tumbling head over heels dwarf of radius 4.21 with angular momentum 460 kg•m?/s. What's her angular speed? 17.99 acted on the core, fine A 660-g hoop 95 cm in diameter is rotating at 170 rpm about its 32. Example 11.2: Astro 22. A 1.3-th-diameter golf ball has mass 45 g and is spinning at central axis. What's its angular momentum? L: 1W=0-66*(0-95) x 140x277.10 km and determin core that collapsed to 3000 rpm. Treating the golf ball as a uniform solid sphere, what's ing with a period of 4 its angular momentum? 18-3 33. Example 11.2. The s 10-598 rpm With her arms outstre Section 11.4 Conservation of Angular Momentum tational inertia is 3.5 23. A potter's wheel with rotational inertia 6.20 kg•m? is spinning (Fig. 11.6b), her rot freely at 20.0 rpm. The potter drops a 2.50-kg lump of clay onto her final spin rate? L = 6 2 x 2-1 = 12-99~13 - 2x2 22 13= 60.48)" x 2.5 W W = 2 . X z W = 20x2T 60 ²2.1 ~ 1 12.574

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Section 11.3 Angular Momentum J-s behind rmv a he ur 265 = ? a ter 30. Example 11.1: A 58.1 Iw COMP string and whirled at 18. Express the units of angular momentum (a) using only the funda- momentum of magr mental units kilogram, meter, and second; (b) in a form involving the circular path. Fir newtons; (c) in a form involving joules. marw horizontal and (b) the 19. Use data from Appendix E to make an order-of-magnitude esti- 31. Example 11.2. A stai mate for the angular momentum of our Solar System about the Max 27 the end of its lifetime galactic center. mu = 17.293 of radius 4.96 X 10' 20. A gymnast of rotational inertia 63 kg•m? is tumbling head over heels dwarf of radius 4.21 with angular momentum 460 kg•m?/s. What's her angular speed? 17.99 acted on the core, fine A 660-g hoop 95 cm in diameter is rotating at 170 rpm about its 32. Example 11.2: Astro 22. A 1.3-th-diameter golf ball has mass 45 g and is spinning at central axis. What's its angular momentum? L: 1W=0-66*(0-95) x 140x277.10 km and determin core that collapsed to 3000 rpm. Treating the golf ball as a uniform solid sphere, what's ing with a period of 4 its angular momentum? 18-3 33. Example 11.2. The s 10-598 rpm With her arms outstre Section 11.4 Conservation of Angular Momentum tational inertia is 3.5 23. A potter's wheel with rotational inertia 6.20 kg•m? is spinning (Fig. 11.6b), her rot freely at 20.0 rpm. The potter drops a 2.50-kg lump of clay onto her final spin rate? L = 6 2 x 2-1 = 12-99~13 - 2x2 22 13= 60.48)" x 2.5 W W = 2 . X z W = 20x2T 60 ²2.1 ~ 1 12.574