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高中學習講義 選修生物【 2-1 課後練習 單選題 T AWS D BX D A A ) 1.下列有關薩登(W. S. Sutton)所提出遺傳的染色體學說之敘述,何者正確? (A)描述基因控制遺傳性狀(B)染色體的行為可解釋孟德爾所提之遺傳定律 (C)描述基因的本質為DNA (D)推測染色體變異影響個體性狀 )2. 下列何種方式可證明親代對遺傳貢獻相等? (A)自交 (B)試交 (C)互交 (反交 ) 3. 等位基因分別位於何處? (A)同源染色體的長臂和短臂上(B)姊妹染色體的相同位置上 (C)環狀染色體和 質體上(D)同源染色體的相對應位置上 ) 4. 某生物之生殖母細胞有兩對染色體,若行減數分裂時不發生互換,將會有幾種 組合的配子? (A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8 ) 5.果蠅有四對染色體,所以應有幾個基因連鎖群? (A) 8 (B) 24 (C) 1 (D) 4 6.進行果蠅繁殖實驗,結果顯示兩性狀互換率高,則其代表的意義為何? (A)產生的配子愈多 (B)交配次數愈多 (C)控制兩性狀的基因在同一染色體的相 對位置愈遠 (D)控制兩性狀的基因分屬的染色體號數差距愈大 7. 在格里夫茲的實驗中,S型鏈球菌與R型鏈球菌的差別為何? (A)菌落型態光滑 (B)細菌莢膜觸感光滑 (C)細菌為球菌視覺光滑 (D)肺部皮膜 光滑 ) 8. 控制性狀的轉形物質為何? (A)莢膜(B) DNA (C) RNA (D)蛋白質 9. 有關噬菌體之敘述下列何者正確? (A)需使用電子顯微鏡才能觀察其外觀 (B)屬於古細菌(C)中心為RNA、外殼 蛋白質(D)感染細菌時外殼及核心皆會進

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C 111-W3 英文考科 第6頁 共7頁 43. What can we learn about pineapple on pizza from this passage? (A) A great majority of people in the world enjoy this combination. BIt was invented in Hawaii and becomes popular all over the world. It is so harmful that it has been destroying families and friendships. (D) It wasn't until 2009 that it became a hit in Italy and all over the world. 44. Which of the following statements about the relation between Italian people and pineapple pizza is TRUE? ANt will be enjoyed by a small minority in the EU though many dislike it. (B) How it is made and produced will be preserved under a law from the EU. Its global appeal will be protected by the EU after it keeps evolving. D) It will break with tradition and have a chance of becoming a hit. 46. In the last sentence of this article, what does the author try to imply? alolqua9 (A) (A) They hate it so much that they have decided to make it unlawful in Italy. Though pineapple pizza is unwelcome in Italy, it is invented here. A (C) Some Italian people can accept it because it breaks with tradition. (D) Pineapple pizza has been part of their food culture since long ago. 45. Based on the second paragraph in this passage, if a kind of food is given a TSG status, then what would happen? (A) Putting pineapple on a pizza is illegal, and putting ketchup on a hotdog is also illegal in the US. (B) Putting ketchup on a hotdog is more acceptable than putting pineapple on a pizza in the US. (C) Putting ketchup on a hotdog and putting pineapple on a pizza are legal in the US. (D) Putting ketchup on a hotdog has nothing to do with putting pineapple on a pizza in the US. 第貳部分、混合題(占10分) 限有笑顯光標示題號的作答區內作 ghe oir 分 it th e 5 C vh as VO 14 r 1

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become poi +Ving/N. In response to rapid deforestation in the Amazon, the Brazilian government has reformed its forest laws, resulting in a wide range of new regulations and policies aimed at stopping deforestation while promoting economic activities. But that doesn't seem to be enough to stop the fires. It is time for all the residents on earth to take action to change the way we look after our planet before it is too late.

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cormorant (1)(A) that (B) which (C) whom (D) whose (2)(A) carry out (B) turn out (C) come across (D) make sure (3)(A) since (B) though (C) whether (D) once ( (4)(A) to (B) for (C) with (D) × (C) (5) (A) keen (B) creative (C) specific (D) sensitive 4. Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi was a master sculptor. He studied architecture*, painting, and sculpting in _(1)___ the European style of the nineteenth century. his native France, and first produced bronze* works After sculpting a local military figure, he served in the army himself during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. (2) however, his work after this war that he is most famous for. Bartholdi first visited America in 1871 (3) the idea of a large building project that could reflect the strong ties between the two nations. His "Liberty Enlightening the World" design was eventually* approved, and a special union was formed with the goal of raising money for the giant __(4)___. In the years to follow, Bartholdi worked on _(5)____ two decades for his dream to this project and other sculptures around America. In the end, it took be realized. On October 28, 1886 he finally introduced his Statue of Liberty to the world. 註:architecture 建築學 bronze 青銅 eventually 最終 (1)(A) on (B) by (C) in (D) to ) (2)(A) It is (B) Such is (C) They are (D) It has ) (3)(A) by proposing (B) to propose (B) tourist (C) globe (5)(A) due to (B) in addition to (C) close to (D) next to (C) of proposes (D) at proposing (D) monument 甜相机 (4)(A) slave 5. One of the greatest gifts France has ever given the United States is, of course, the Statue of Liberty. thig important New York landmark has been a popular_(1)___ and draws millions of

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5 Week 6 Day 1 Animals 0 1 2 ▾ Turritopsis dohrnii, the immortal jellyfish 31 G Forever Young Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live forever? Most people consider this an impossible dream, but for one species of jellyfish, immortality is just another part of life. It's been called "the immortal jellyfish," and it is only about five millimeters long, smaller than your fingernail. What's special about this kind of jellyfish is that it can reverse its life cycle by changing its cells in a process called transdifferentiation. After it becomes sexually mature, it can force its cells to become those of a progressively younger version of itself. Its umbrella and tentacles are absorbed back into its body, and it sinks to the ocean floor to become an immature pod, or polyp. This polyp can then produce new jellyfish identical to the adult. One of the benefits of reversing its life cycle is that the jellyfish can survive periods when food is scarce or conditions are dangerous. By returning to its immature stage, it can wait out these harsh conditions as a polyp and emerge again when conditions are more stable. 0 Though it can still be killed by other sea creatures, this remarkable ability to survive against all odds has allowed the tiny jellyfish to spread around the world. Scientists suspect that these immortal animals are being accidentally ferried around the world by long-distance cargo ships. The jellyfish get sucked into the ships and are then transported thousands of miles away from their original habitats. There are now so many in the world's oceans that some are calling it an invasion. The species was discovered over a century ago, but its amazing ability was not noticed until fairly recently. This power to dramatically alter its cells has been of great interest to scientists who are trying to find ways to cure illnesses like cancer and heart disease. These currently incurable conditions could be eliminated by the discovery of how to change one kind of cell into another. BROO G Although it might take a while for scientists to figure out how we humans can permanently avoid dying of old age, there is no doubt that the immortal ab jellyfish ho holds the key to immortality. T life cycle of a jellyfish: polypoid stage (bottom), budding stage (left), and medusa stage (right) Questions mi Insions n 1. Which of the following is the main idea of this article? Main Idea avia The immortal jellyfish is found all over the world. Gol b The immortal jellyfish was discovered in the 1800s.qemi 2A 291igms The immortal jellyfish holds the secret to immortality. 163 092 20506A odr MARY 000 S Den The immortal jellyfish fights for survival.in mont 2. What does this article focus on? a An interesting creature. Scientific discoveries. b An impossible dream. Ship and boat building 3. Which of the following statements is NOT true? de a The immortal jellyfish can theoretically live forever. The immortal jellyfish has spread all over the world. & of folto The immortal jellyfish can alter its cells. ad61A sm60 The immortal jellyfish's ability was known a century age. bhoW 191A awel art of bsd Subject Matter commen bn alevins bermA 13 bris-lasyal *Supporting Details sds ni fripuol lesal 9612 276d eri sonot 36HW Inference. naws 4. Which of the following statements is probably true? a Studying the immortal jellyfish will result in a medical breakthrough. hinuos b The immortal jellyfish population will begin to shrink rapidly ni insy pais Scientists will not find anything useful by studying the immortal jellyfish. 196123 herw Human beings will become immortal within the next decade. 03 art 5. What does the word ferried in paragraph four man? Words in context Lost. Bord Transported.qu adr b Destroyed. of amilzuM 19rito ds1A ynsm bazus za zid yllelonenit a Hunted. B 6. Which of the following could this article also be used as? a A pamphlet advertising skin cream. bA script for a short nature documentary. GAn article in a diving magazine. The preface to a book about sea creatures. Week Day 6 Forever Young a Text Form 97192 bhow adt honpi328W sd!

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五、綜合測驗: 10% 1. Afghanistan, The Taliban is a religious and political organization. It was founded a country in south-central Asia. Between 1996 and 2001, most of Afghanistan was Taliban rule. Taliban leaders enforced* strict religious laws to be obeyed by men and 严格的(dp) ARK (V) women 3.. The beliefs of members of the Taliban are based on Islam, Afghanistan's most 伊斯兰数() 4. the world's attention in 1994. They 5., with the added widespread religion. The movement first 广泛(40) invited students from around Afghanistan to join their cause. (n) strength of so many students, the Taliban held considerable power during Afghanistan’s Givil War. Throughout the next few years, the Taliban further grew in strength. Many C people around the world had a hard time POSR 200 6.____ that such an extreme group now ruled 不券開公人景跟土豪 over most of the country. ist In September of 2001, an Islamic called Al-Qaeda, which had strong ganization links with the Taliban, 7. an air-based attack on the Twin Towers, the two tallest 关联的 buildings in New York City at the time. It was an attack that the edge of t sidewalk 改啊 Al-Qaeda had a safe base in Afghanistan, and the US government believed could be defeated, only through aggressive* action. In addition, the US government wished ad only to restore the people's right 註:enforce 強行實施(法律或規定) 3) 1. (A) at (C) 2. (A) by () 3. (A) alone A (4(A) attracted () 5. (A) Similarly () 6. (A) believe (℃) 7. (A) cut off (A) (A) none personal freedom in Afghanistan. Therefore, they MHETENTUA decided to invade Afghanistan. This eventually brought down the Taliban government. or noigst However, the US had to keep military forces in Afghanistan for many years after that. In $("). Puder bas vebnu izan eynibliud blo 2021, after the US finally decided to leave, the Taliban rose to power once again. Ammand e aggress aggressive 侵略的restore 恢復,sopoda名兒愛的处 (C) on (D) with Tgai-V (C) under (D) to (C) alike (D) away (D) delighted (D) Thus (D) to believe (D) paid off (D) much (B) in (B) with (B) apart (old (B) affected (B) Unfortunately (B) believing 8. could have expected. VER 27, CV) 9. Al-Qaeda (B) turned out MIL AN (B) neither (C) confused (C) However (C) believed str (C) carried out (C) little (F JO DIVAC W a O 11