求解~🙏🫡

Example 5 大利坐在蘋果樹下思考物理,突然一顆質量200克的蘋果從3.2公尺的高處自由落下,不偏不倚 打中大利頭頂,而且正向反彈高度為5公分(蘋果與頭接觸時間0.1秒)。 試問在蘋果與頭接觸的過程中,蘋果平均所受淨力為多少牛顿?(令g=10公尺/秒2) (A)20 (B)18 (C)16 (D)14 。 【中正、中山女、南一中】(B)

想問問為什麼第三題要選for👉👈

五、綜合測驗:10% because I found the books at boring One day, a doctor was called in for emergency surgery on a young boy. Though he was busy, he agreed to come in anyway. He rushed to the hospital and walked to the operating room*. With anger , 1 an angry man stood up to stop him. It was the boy's father. 2.In his eyes, the father asked, 4. the 5. d, "What took you so long?!" The doctor replied, "Please calm down, 3. for I need to do my job." The boy's father felt doctor did not understand his feelings. He yelled, "Calm down?! I am confined this bench, waiting for help for my son. Imagine if it were your child in there!" The doctor replied, "I would pray for him. 6. so will bring God's grace." The doctor then walked into surgery. In the room he found a small, scared boy of about five 7. on the table. 8., the doctor walked out. "Congratulations! Your son made it," he said. A while The father was so happy that he gave the doctor a hug. But when he 9. say more, the 3

第一題求解

BUN When it comes to sleeping, we probably picture a nice comfortable bed. We imagine laying our heads on big fluffy pillows and lying under nice warm blankets. Most animals, 1., sleep in very different places. Sea otters, for instance, sleep on their backs in the water and 2.don't drown. When giraffes get their forty winks, they are able 3. their hips as a pillow. And some creatures, like the Alpine swift, can even doze off they are flying up in the sky! These 5. shost 4. a S migratory birds travel thousands of kilometers between continents weeks or even every year. On these extremely long flights, they stay in the sky 6. months at a time. In fact, one Swiss study in 2013 showed that Alpine swifts remain in th air for even longer than we imagine. In this study, special sensors were attached to six bird so that their location and speed could 7. at all times. The research team found th landing! the swifts could cover up to 10,000 km and go as long as 200 days AW Wolne 8. 7

可是他沒有給磚塊的密度欸

Example 1 質量應用 1.古夫金字塔是用大約230萬塊巨石建成的,塔尖高度約為146公尺,塔底寬度約為230公尺, 故其體積約為257萬立方公尺,利用以上數據來估計,此金字塔每塊巨石的平均質量,與下 列何者最為接近? (A) 500 (B)1000 (C)2500 (D)6000 (E)9000 公斤。 【學測、板中】(C) 2. 在熔製玻璃的過程中

想問問為什麼42題會要選a？

BALO C 共7頁 Two professors at the University of California at Berkeley hoped to find out the answer. They investigated a pool of 12,000 Japanese men equally divided into three groups: One group had lived in Japan for all their lives, and the other two groups had emigrated to Hawaii or Northern California. It was found that the rate of heart disease among Japanese men increased five times in California and about half of that for those in Hawaii. The study shows that the need to bond with a social group is so fundamental to humans that it remains the key determinant of whether we stay healthy or get ill, even whether we live or die. We need to feel part of something bigger to thrive. We need to belong, not online, but in the real world of nugs, hangsmants, and pats un the back. What is the best title of this passage? (A) Heart Diseases and Their Causes (C) Differences in Japanese Americans Which of the following is a finding of the two American professors' study? (A) Many Japanese men that lived up to 100 years were smokers. (B) Those who often ate hamburgers and fries were more likely to fall sick. (C) Japanese immigrants to America usually formed a tight-knit community. (D) Westernized social life was related to the heart-attack rate of Japanese Americans. Which of the following is an example of "something bigger" in the last paragraph? (A) A family t (B) A stadium. (C) The universe. ACK! 103 年指考 英文考科 The differences could not be explained by any of the usual risk factors for heart disease, such as smoking, high blood pressure, or cholesterol counts. The change in diet, from sushi to hamburgers and fries, was also not related to the rise in heart disease. However, the kind of society they had created for themselves in their new home country was. The most traditional group of Japanese Americans, who maintained/tight-knit and mutually supportive social groups, had a heart-attack rate as low as their fellow Japanese back home. But those who had adopted the more isolated Western lifestyle increased their heart-attack incidence by three to five times. (B) The Power of Social Connection (D) The Sense of Belonging vs. Isolation The digital world.

求解1.2題🙏🏻

Online stores are full of ways to get you to spend more of your money. Let's say you're using Amazon.com, for example. You (1)____ the items you want to buy. All you have to do now is) simply_(2)____ out. But when you click on the "check out" icon, even more items pop up, with suggestions like, "People who bought this book also (3)_____...." It's a great strategy to get__(4)__ to make an impulse buy. Online sellers also track your online activity (5)__ they can reach you at all times, even when you are looking on other sites. _(6)_ their knowledge of your likes and dislikes is, _(6)____ their chances of making a sale are. Let's go back to the Amazon example. Imagine you buy some plates on that site. Then, you head over to Facebook. A few minutes _(7)_ an ad pops up on Facebook, trying to sell you some cutlery. Online businesses know that you _____(8)___ buy items that are related to recent purchases. Therefore, they have software _(9)_ to track your activities, and to see what links you have clicked on, and guess other things you might want to buy. This way, ___(10)___, they learn even more about you, and can figure out what else they can try to sell to you. Remember, you too are being "marketed" whenever you are online. DB. ) (1)(A) had chosen (B) have chosen (C) (2) (A) by checking (B) of checking 4. (C) will choose (D) were choosing (D) checks (C) to check

請問第五題為什麼不能選d?

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想請問43題為什麼是(D)？看了詳解還是不懂希望大神幫忙解題～（這是106學測題！）（看題目的時候會一直圈有點亂請見諒(^^;;）

41-44題為題組 Dognition will help you learn more about your dog's cognitive traits. It offers an online test Is your dog an Einstein or a Charmer? For US $60, a recently-founded company called telling you about the brain behind the bark. Dognition's test measures a dog's intellect in several aspects-from empathy to memory to reasoning skills/ But don't expect it to measure your pet's IQ.) Dr. Hare, one of the venture's co- founders, says a dog's intelligence can't be described with a single number. Just as humans have a wide range of intelligences, so do dogs. The question is what type your dog relies on more. After you plunk your money down, Dognition's website will take you through a questionnaire about your dog: For example, how excited does your dog get around other dogs, or children? Do fireworks scare your pup? Then, Dognition guides you through tests that are as fun as playing fetch or hide-and-seek. At the end, you get a report of your dog's cognitive profile. Your dog could fall into one of nine categories: Ace, Stargazer, Maverick, Charmer, Socialite, Protodog, Einstein, Expert, or Renaissance Dog. That can give you something to brag about on Dognition's Facebook page. It also can shed new light on why dogs do the things they do. For example, a Charmer is a dog that trusts you so much that it would prefer to solve problems using information you give it rather than information it can get with its own eyes. Dognition helps people understand their dogs in ways that they have never been able to do. This new understanding can enrich the relationship between dogs and their owners. B 41 What is the third paragraph mainly about? (A) The theory behind the questionnaire used in the Dognition test. (B) The procedure for evaluating a dog's intellect on Dognition. D The products one can get by paying a fee to Dognition. (D) The characteristics of the activities Dognition offers. 又 42. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Different dogs display strengths in different intelligences. BA dog's cognitive profile is composed of nine cognitive skills. The purpose of Dognition's testing is to control a dog's behavior. (D) A dog's intelligence can be ranked based on the score of a Dognition's test. K 43. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "venture" in the second paragraph (B) Risky attempt. (D) New business. (A) Creative measurement. 53% (C) Non-profit organization. 569 29 xyzcd.

請問一下有規定at most後位修飾，at least擺前面嗎，還是只是剛好這裡的例句這樣寫而已，感謝

Examples 1. Could I have a word with you? It will take ten minutes at most. B2-786 2. This hotel can accommodate two hundred people at most. 容納 3. A meal in that restaurant will cost at least 2,000 dollars. 4. At least 30 people were killed in the earthquake. Hake

為什麼這一題明明就是新聞星座研究更流行的，但答案要選princess Margaret

eart disease etables give vitamin K GE >> od >> Hull, skin and bones. coli, is dark green and can protect your eyes. Questions 32-35 巴比倫人 The Babylonians are said to be the first to practice the Western star sign. They looked at the sky and recorded what they saw. In 1930, when England's Princess Margaret was born, a newspaper published the predictions of her life. It caused a surprising wave of public interest in star sign. Soon, reading and learning about the star sign became popular. Like Princess Margaret, everyone has a star sign that is related to his or her birthday. Each sign belongs to one of the four categories: fire, earth, air, or water. If two people are born under signs in the same category, they might have similar personality. For example, the fire-sign people are usually excited about or interested in something. The earth-sign people often make plans before they take action. The air-sign people are often friendly and like to talk with others. And the water-sign people are more sensitive and often find great pleasure in art and writing. BA 32 Who made the star sign became popular in 1930? ? A. The Babylonians. B. Princess Margaret. C. The fire-sign people. D. The earth-sign people.