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想請問一下11題！這種題型已經錯很多次了，請問強調句It is that和Such be的用法的核心差異應該怎麼分辨？搞不太懂🥲謝謝

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請問whereas if這個用法常用嗎？不太明白這個用法，謝謝！🙏🏼

二、綜合測驗 (10%) SENDET LIT-OLL SRETAN da mot/t C 說明:第 11 至 20 題,每題一個空格。請依文意選出最適當的一個選項,並劃記在答案卡 之「選擇題答案區」。各題答對者得1分;答錯、 未作答或劃記多於一個選項者, 該題以零分計算。 1 (古)頭髮:台暗壹金 第11至15題為題組 and disas Many people rely on home insurance to protect themselves from accidents and disasters. Sometimes, the worst misfortunes come from inside the home! 11, pet dogs can cause some very 12 it receives each year. some of the worst expensive damage to homes and possessions. One home insurance company located in the UK listed e worst examples out of the roughly 800 dog-related insurance It's common to see excited pooches knocking over things. Some insurance cases were related to dogs knocking over paint cans, bleach bottles, or buckets of water. Dogs have knocked over and broken costly pieces of technology like televisions and laptops. One dog even managed to accidentally turn on the tap in the kitchen sink while the owner was away, 13 the house and causing thousands of pounds' worth of damage. While some damage involving canine antics isn't covered by home insurance policies, ies, other examples can still fall under the terms of the policy. A home insurance policy 14 if the dog soils a covered, which is a good reminder mince ngister of 1152 of include the fasbouds (A) rug, it wouldn't h Placement of a TV destroyed in a dog-redent, . 15 buy a homeowner a new one. Yedi for people to read the insurance policy thoroughly when they're buying coverage. Vb991g (4) 11. In the meantime Dim 19 Dell funds got od to (A) exploiting (B) flooding qui (a) (B) so as on 12sob or (B) consists of 13. (A) 14. (A) since 15. (A) depends qila (0) of os dood ng (9) (C) To sum (C) pleas (C) conveying (8) (C) whereas (C) occurs to listab vas .noitamolni muptidin (D) For example Isolum (8) (D) fees no od vd (D) discarding 12 (A) (D) unless (D) sets aside sets asidebnA P air of 820pon grivait neitor (A) 第16至20題為題組 (1) From April 2022, big changes began coming to Japanese schools. For many years, Japan's students had lived with some of the world's strictest dress codes. The rules for public school pupils

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我不太清楚第四題為什麼用被動，謝謝🙏🙏

never broken this rule before, but I ___(4)___ it impossible to say no to Billy. I decided that some things are more important than rules, and I held him in my arms. (5)____ was so heartwarming to see how happy this made him. When he passed away a few days later, his mother thanked me for having made his final days happier. (B) (1)(A) rely on (A) (2)(A) as (V)(3)(A) tricks (A) (4)(A) found (C) (5)(A) That Sincerely, Jeff McMullen (B) (1)(A) contacted s 2. Dear Ms. Jones, I'm so sorry for your loss. I have been _(1)_ by McDonald's for a few years to dress as Ronald McDonald and visit sick children like your son, Billy. I want you to know how special Billy was to me and how happy I am that I could _(2)____ in his final days. Getting to know Billy and playing with him was wonderful, but I will remember holding him most of all. You see, touching children in any way is ____(3)__ the rules for us Ronalds. This is to protect the children from infection. So when I saw Billy's arms ___(4)___, I hesitated. However, it __(5)____ that not holding Billy would make my whole visit with him pointless, so I did it. I'm glad that my hug gave him warmth and comfort. (2)(A) leave a message (V)(3)(A) for B) (4)(A) to raise (5)(A) seemed (B) cheer up (B) with (B) sparkles (B) made (B) This (B) employed (B) hitch a ride (B) from (B) raise (B) made (C) figure out (C) upon (C) hugs (C) got (C) It 8 (D) turn down (D) for (D) germs (D) kept (D) What (C) refused (C) make a difference (C) with (C) be raised (C) took (D) stretched (D) take a break (D) against (D) raised (D) revealed

請問第五題

class that school year, and share the class rules with you at the same time. You should be ready to speak, too. In fact, you may be asked to introduce yourself and share what you over the summer. We wish you a great first day of school and a great school year! (A) could be (B) has been (C) will be (B) what (C) how (B) do (C) keep (B) While (C) For (B) does (C) did A B (A) it CBA) have D 4 (A) By C(A) had done (D) is (D) why (D) give (D) After (D) are doing

請問第三題

1 you. 一般來說AS -**As a rule, Generally speaking, on the first day of school, your teacher will probably most of the talking.]_4__ introducing himself or herself, your teacher may talk about what you will be doing in class that school year, and share the class rules with you at the same time. You should be ready to speak, too. In fact, you may be asked to introduce yourself and share what you over the summer. We wish you a great first day of school and a great school year! A (A) could be (B) has been (C) will be (B) what (C) how (B) do (C) keep B(A) it CBA) have iess anficult for (D) (D) why (D) give is

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請問一下第3題的解析，謝謝🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

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48題寫這樣可以嗎 解答寫doping

a 第47 至50 題為題組 After Thomas Hicks, an American marathon runner, collapsed right after he won the race in the 1904 Summer Olympics, people found that he didn't rumple because of exhaustion but because of the mixture of egg whites, brandy, and Strychnine, which is now used as an ingredient of Pesticide . This strange incident isállegedly the regson why the 1908 London Olympics forbade athletes to use drugs during the games. T. Doping, however, is nothing new in Olympics . Some of the ancient athletes in Olympics consumed specially-formulated substances to enhance their performance, ranging from herbs, fungi, to royal jelly and testicles. This old problem not only has a long history, but also seems to remain and expand in sports. (More than a hundred Russian athletes are reported to be barred from the 2016 Rio Games as Russians allegedly bribed anti-doping officials to swap their athletes’ urine samples. Though it's difficult to give exact numbers of athletes who use drugs to enhance their performance, according to a study in 2015) about one third of outstanding athletes are involved in doping to some degree. Performance-boosting drugs are not exclusive to Olympians. Any 30-something young man who is into working out in the gym could be taking inabolic steroids from time to time. Though each year, athletes and their trainers find new plans to consume or administer drugs, there is not much change in the types of drugs. The most popular one is anabolic steroids and human growth hormone. Some common drugs can also be used as bogsters, such as asthma medicine and insulin. As anti-doping agencies lay down more and more rigid rules for inspection, athletes come up with smarter ways to handle doping, like a Schemed schedule of using drugs so that their excellence peak émerges before the sports event to avoid being Notorious as doping may sound, the intention to enhance performance is as positive as ápplying technology to sports competition. Perhaps the authorities concerned should rethink the “real spirit” of sports and check which drug or which technology has violated the spirit so as to decide on Consistent and thorough regulations. tested.