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In certain forests, when you look up you will see a network of cracks formed by gaps between the outermost edges of tree branches. It looks like a precisely engineered jigsaw puzzle, each branch growing just perfectly so it almost, _(11)_, touches the neighboring tree. This beautiful phenomenon is called crown shyness. Scientists have been discussing crown shyness since the 1920s, proposing (12)_explanations for the phenomenon. Some researchers point out that as trees often grow close together, treetops can easily collide and break when swayed by the wind. In order to protect their branches from breakage, trees maintain "shyness gaps"-spaces large enough to prevent them from touching Tot their neighbors. tasy 9200.0) 2201 (A qelp. Other scientists suggest that plants, like animals, _(13)_ resources-nutrients, water, space, and light. In forested areas with thick tree crowns, there is intense struggle for these resources. Gaps in the treetops resulting from crown shyness may allow trees to increase their (14)_ light and enhance photosynthesis. Additionally, by having branches that do not touch those of their s, trees may be able to limit the spread of leaf-eating insects, and potentially also the s, and transmission of diseases from tree to tree. _(15) decades of investigation, there is no consensus on exactly what causes the beautiful and mysterious phenomenon of crown shyness. (A) CD 11. (A) in no time (B) by all means (C) but not quite(D) and pretty much

請問這題為何不能選A 而是選D？

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想請問第24.題，為什麼rather than不用接動名詞replacing，謝謝！

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請問第十九題，請問為什麼是Ving開頭啊？感覺To開頭比較合理🥺🥺🙏🙏

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想請問一下這題為什麼是a？謝謝🙏🏻

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7. a scientist You will only ever have 150 friends during your lifetime. No matter how popular you are at school, how many parties you attend, and how many people you meet in different you can't have significant personal relationships with any more people than that. Why does the situation exist? It is known as Dunbarºs number because it was first explained by 2 Robin Dunbar who wrote a book named How Many Friends Does One Person Need. The limit is just part of human nature. At a critical stage in human history, we lived in mobile groups of around 150 people. Our brains adapted to that fact and came to regard it as What happens if you meet more than 150 people? Are you unable to remember their names? you may "know" more than 150 people, you won't think about them very much. They won't be emotionally important to you. Your brain can't remember so many relationships at the same time. Older acquaintances will disappear in your mind and be replaced by newer and 5 Thus, you'd better choose your friends carefully. After all, you can only have 150 of them! 3 Not exactly 4 ones. 2