想問第四題為什麼不能選C 謝謝🙏

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甲 Being an exchange student in Taiwan really opened Tim's eyes. One of the parts of his trip was when his host family invited him to a wedding banquet in Kaohsiung. 2 arriving, Tim was immediately surprised. Back home, nearly all banquets took place in large dining halls. This one, on the other hand, was being held out in the street! (Because a huge tent was up to protect the wedding guests from the harsh sun, a huge tent occupied about half the street. Guests sat under the tent at large tables, chatting cheerfully. Cooks were at the other end preparing the food. as a "ban-doh" in Tim's host parents noticed that he was very curious. They explained that this sort of gathering, known as a Taiwanese, had come from the countryside. Villagers would gather together for special events such as weddings. Some people would take care of the cooking, while others might provide tables and chairs or assist in other ways. At the end, the host would give guests containers for there leftovers and torches I their way home. Although to some degree the ban-doh has changed over time, the idea of gathering together to have fun remains the same. Tim felt lucky to have experienced this event. It is the first story he will tell his friends and family members when they ask him about his experiences in Taiwan. (D) most momorable \[EP] (A) memory (B) memorably ZA In ✓TA (A) To put (B) On (A) to help light (B) Put (() With (() Putting (B) help light (0) more memorable (1) For (D) Having put (C) to help lighting (D) help lighting

想請問這題為什麼是C呢？看不太懂

10. N₂O4 ⇒ 2NO₂ is an equilibrium system. If the volume of the container becomes ? double and reaches a new equilibrium at constant temperature, which of the followings is wrong? (A) [NO₂] becomes smaller. (B/Total moles increase. The product of PV becomes The pressure becomes half of initial pressure. larger. (E)[N₂O4] becomes smaller.

想請問為什麼答案是C呢？如果可以也麻煩講解其他選項

(C10.N₂O4 — 2NO¿is an equilibrium system. If the volume of the container becomes double and reaches a new equilibrium at constant temperature, which of the followings is wrong? (A) [NO₂] becomes smaller. (B) Total moles increase. (C) The pressure becomes half of initial pressure. (D) The product of PV becomes larger. (E)[N₂O4] becomes smaller.

想請問各位大神，這題為什麼是D🙇🏻‍♀️ （ratio:比例；collision:碰撞）

9-10. You have two samples of the same gas in the same size container, with the same pressure. The gas in the first container has a kelvin ternperature four times that of the gas in the other container, 4T 1 to T 10. The ratio of number of collisions with the wall in the first container compared to that in the second is (a) 1:1, (b) 4:1, ()1:4,(d) 2:1, (e) 1:2. 273

第（4）跟第（6）題 求解 謝謝

In Taiwan, we are lucky enough to have sufficient water resources. It's hard for us to imagine walking long distances to get water 1. However, some people in other parts of the world are suffering because of 2.0 access to clean water. In fact, women in parts of Africa have to carry 3. and walk to distant mountains or springs to collect water for their families. These women 4. to walk around six kilometers per day on average. Their journey is challenging and filled 5. danger. Sometimes, wild animals like snakes and lions 6. Id their path. 7. matters worse, they may even be attacked by robbers. It could be a long time before they can enjoy clean water like we do. tuodis (1) ritiw 13. 1. (A) efforts: inoo ovo (B) supplies 6 es ineb (C) shortagest yow 129 (D) benefit D 2. (A) (B) extensive (C) impractical (D) inadequate C 3. (A) bargains (B) situations (C) containers (D) recommendations v c 4. (A) forced (B) forcing o di is (C) are forced olg daST(D) were forcing 2 A 5. (A) in boza. (B) foroj () gnize(D) with (A ✓ 3 6. (A) cross guizozib (B) crossing bezaroaib (D) crossed through h (D) They make 90 enormous (C) upon (C) across B 7. (A) Make i 19991 telugor (B) To make boradi as (C) It makes

為什麼第二題選B~？

have(access In Taiwan, although we sometimes complain about water rationing, most of the time we clean water when we need it. But people in some 2. parts of the world are not so lucky. In fact, women in parts of Africa often need to trek long distances 3. water for their families. obs 4. a ten-liter container on their head, the journey is a difficult and dangerous hike. Wild animals 5. lions and snakes may appear. What's more, the return trip must be 6. carefully because of the heavy container. To 7. the need for water, these women are forced to walk long distances. The 8. water sources that they have cannot be used due to pollution from animal waste. 9. there is hope for the future. 10. have helped build shelters and sand dams in many villages. Cheap, low-tech, and low maintenance methods of establishing water supplies are being developed 9

想請問18題為什麼不能選B

Starting in 2021, a new law with ketp the public learn more abogt how healthy or unhealthy their drinks are. The law will make businesses 16 nutrition labels on the containers. The two main additions relate to calorie and caffeine contents. drinks (add more information to their Shops will be required to list the total calorie contents of their drinks, including the toppings. The current law only applies to the liquid part of the drink, not extra 17 such as tapioca pearls, grass jelly, or taro balls. 18 a drink has more than 201 milligrams (mg) of caffeine, a red label indicating a high level will be applied to the cup or the menu. A yellow label will indicate a medium level, and under 100mg will result in a green label. Meanwhile, 19 change will be applied to products defined as “juice." These drinks will not be allowed to use that word if they contain less than 10% real fruit or vegetable juice. Failure to follow the new rules could result in fines 20 from NT$30,000 to NT$4 million. which serve) (B) to serve (C) serving (R) served 17. (A) regulations (B) patterns (C) movements (D) ingredients A B 18 (A) If (B) While @ Until (D Unless 19. (A) other (B) another (C) the other (D) one another 20. (A) ranging (B) focusing (C) blaming (D) flocking CAYO. (A) serve B Xu A

請問為什麼要加be

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可以幫我排一下難易度嗎？ 我覺得好像差不多 但是只要寫一本 共3本 謝謝🙏

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