想問D選項為什麼不能選🙏🏻

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

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請問為何16題不能用intense 然後18題用exhausting 答案16題是exhausting 18題是intense 感謝🙏！

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想問第十題可以選B選項嗎

北 佳 C y mehan 3 A discriminate B 4 (A) grow up BD 5 (A) in spite of (B) Horizontal B) manipulate (B) consist of (B) with regard to (C) accommodate (C) involve in C) for fear of 104 主題日常生活 (D) comam (D) concern with in relation to or taboo in Certain body languages have different meanings in different cultures. Some gestures or touching that Americans accept as normal may be inappropriate another culture. Let's take eye contact and personal space for example. In America, during a conversation, the speaker looks briefly into the listener's eyes, then briefly away, and then back at the listener's eyes again. However, the to look at the speaker's eyes constantly. If you do not look into the eyes of your conversation partner, you'll give the impression that you are not listening, or 7 you are not trustworthy. listener is 6 8 Personal space is another thing you need to be careful of. For example, you not touch an American to make him nervous. Americans expect others to stand, or sit, 9 an arm's length away. If you get closer than this, you may notice Americans moving away from you. They do not 10 dislike you; what tenses them P² may turn to rejoice and characters. unpredictab This k fantasy, is intelligenc is challeng may force be change But the p from light Dur experien

想問第一題 搞不懂compare 這個字什麼時後要用被動，什麼時後用主動? 感謝~🙏

綜合測驗 The planet is warming, from North Pole to South Pole, and everywhere in between, The Arctic region has risen 5 degrees Fahrenheit over the past 30 years, compared with only 1 degree Fahrenheit over the past 100 years globally. Large amounts of sea ice has begun to melt, thus flooding small islands and low coastal areas. Meanwhile, Arctic 2 warming as well. Polar bears, for example, they have less ice on which to live. Not only is the heat melting glaciers and sea ice, but it's also changing the rhythms of climate animals are being threatened by this have gotten considerably skinnier 3 that all living things have come to rely upon. In reality ext extreme weather conditions have become more frequent in recent decades. Heat waves are hotter, storms stronger, floods and droughts, too, more intense and widespread. Many still recall Hurricane Katrina that struck America in 2005. 5 destructive was it that it left thousands of people homeless. Sadly, more severe disasters are likely to happen if the warming continues. And humans, who have contributed to this problem, had better be prepared. 1 (A) comparing 2 (A) deadly (B) compared (B) dying (C) to compare (C) dead (B) whether (C) since (BTo begin with (C) For now (B) So (C) Rather C3 (A) until 4 (A) In reality 5 (A) Much (D) having compared (D) death (D) though (D) On the contrary (D) That

求第10題

a Many people love cute things, but not everyone knows how to behave around them. Have you ever spotted a kitten that was 8 cute 8_ it made you angry? Perhaps you had a pressing need to make scary faces at the tiny creature or play roughly with If so, don't worry, because there's a rational explanation for why this occurs. A sudden 9 to act violently around cute things is an example of “cute aggression.” It's part of a phenomenon known as “dimorphous expression,” which occurs when our inner feelings and outer emotions don't match. Some other examples of this behavior are yelling when we receive a piece of good news or crying when we are very happy. Experts believe dimorphous expressions happen in intense situations because they show motivation 10 emotion. For example, growling at a cute puppy likely indicates that a person wants to play with the animal. It's important to point out that only 50% of people behave this way when they encounter something 11_. Perhaps it's because the people who don't show cute aggression aren't feeling intense emotions about the object. Or, they may have more subtle ways of expressing themselves. Cute aggression is not a bad thing at all, 12 In fact, it's probably a helpful tool that teaches baby animals the real difference 24 English Digest. Teacher's Guide · January 2022 有著作權,任何使用需經本社同意 between danger and play. (Unit 9) B 8. (A) as; as A9. (A) urge (B) so; that (B) layout (B) in case of (C) not; but (C) upgrade (C) as for (D) such; that (D) signature (D) as well as D 10. (A) without

請問第17題

第 16 至20 題為題組 The fruits and vegetables we eat often come in distinctive colors. The rich colors, 16 are not there only to attract attention. They perform another important function for the plants. Research shows that the substances 17 these colors actually protect plants from chemical damage. The colors come mainly from chemicals known as antioxidants. Plants make antioxidants to protect themselves from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) light, 18 may cause harmful elements to form within the plant cells. When we eat colorful fruits and vegetables, the coloring chemicals protect us, too. Typically, an intensely colored plant has 19 of these protective chemicals than a paler one does. Research on how chemicals in blueberries affect brain function even suggests that these chemicals may help our own brains work more 20 In other words, eating richly colored fruits and vegetables makes us both healthier and smarter. 16. (A) almost (B) rarely (C) however (D) relatively 17. (A) capable of (B) different from (C) inferior to (D) responsible for

19.more後面可以加of嗎？

When we eat colorful fruits and vegetables, the coloring chemicals protect us, too. Typitally an intensely colored plant has 19 of these protective chemicals than a paler one does. Research on how chemicals in blueberries affect brain function even suggests that these chemicals may help our own brains work more 20 In other words, eating richly colored fruits and vegetables makes us both healthier and smarter. (16 . 16. (A) almost (B) rarely (C) however (D) relatively (17. (A) capable of (B) different from (C) inferior to (D) responsible for the 18. (A) which (C) what (D) such $267. (C) most 19, (A) more (D) least di diligently (C) efficiently (B) that (B) less annarfinin11

請問第30題為什麼不能選D??

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