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Enter any classroom and you're likely to spot a large, rectangular poster displaying a map of . The reason is obvious-our planet 16 不過這種地圖一直是有瑕疵的:地球是平的) For comparison's sake, imagine taking a ball, slicing through one side of it, laying it totally flat on the table, and trying to squeeze it into a rectangular shape. Of course any image on it would 终形的 become distorted, and that is precisely the case with the typical flat world map. This distortion the world. But such maps are and always have been isn't flat! are. 17 land masses appear larger than they really on a typical world map, Africa looks smaller than Greenland, when in reality the becomes more pronounced nearer to the poles, 18 former is 14.5 times larger than the latter! OLY

請問第九題： 隨著人口越多，情況只會越來越糟。____ ，我們必須做出某些大改變。 空格答案是換句話說，想問這裡用理論上為什麼不可以？

44 Lesson Four B65. (6. (A) reaction (A) 7. (A) into (B) 8. (A) dies (2) 9. (A) In theory (10. (A) fought ) 5. (A) keeping a; eye (B) taking a; toll (B) composer (B) from (B) dying (B) In vain (B) fighting (D) carrying; through (D) switch (D) with (D) die (C) In the beginning (D) In other words (D) fights (C) fight (C) having; at heart (C) scale (C) upon (C) died ※第三篇 In December 2020, members of Singapore's private 1880 club likely noticed a new item on club restaurant's menu. Specifically, the restaurant became the first place in the world to offer 1 meat. The meat itself was developed in a 2. by a start-up based in San Francisco called Eat J Josh Tetrick, one of Eat Just's founders, expressed great praise 3. Singapore for its careful efficient process for approving cultured meat for sale. Tetrick has made public remarks about how promotion of cultured meat could, in the long run, help 4. the fight against climate cha However, some scientists doubt 5. this is the case. REDMI NOTE 8 PRO TAI QUAD CAMERA formed in Finland found that for some types of meat, such as beef and lamb. cultured form indeed had a far lower impact 6. the environment. Howeyer for oth

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VI. 閱讀測驗:9% Which would you rather do: listen to your manager give a 30-minute speech. yourself? Many would choose the latter, as looking for items and knowing that you're the Internet marketing theory or go on a scavenger hunt online and look for the information first one in your group to find them can be lots of fun. Because they're fun, scavenger hunts are being used as a training strategy to make learning material more effective. stay There are many ways to design a scavenger hunt. People can pair up and either s inside and search online for information or go outdoors to find the information. To build teamwork, one could also create a list of questions like "Who can play a musical instrument?" or "Who has traveled to Europe?" Participants have to strike teamwork, conversations with each other and find the answers. Scavenger hunts are an easy and inexpensive way to train people and build t If you're looking for new ideas for your training program, why not give a scavenger hunt a try? ) 1. What is the best title for this passage? (A) New Ideas for Entertainment (B) Methods of Designing a Scavenger Hunt (C) The Need to Surf the Internet for Information (D) A Great Way to Train People and Build Teamwork on up > 2. Which of the following is closest in meaning to "participants" in the second paragraph? (A) Fans. (C) Observers. (D) Audiences. (B) Players. ( ) 3. What is NOT suggested regarding organizing a scavenger hunt? (A) People should try to buy what they are asked for. (B) People should go out to find the information they need. (C) People should join together and search online for the information. (D) People should create questions and find the answers through conversations

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Which statement is not correct according to the "theory of special relativity"? (A) Whether two events at different locations are simultaneous depends on the frame; (B) The relative velocity of two objects never precede the speed of light; (C) The "effect" may appear to occur earlier than its "cause" as observed in some frames; (D) All; (E) None.

D哪裡錯了，求解謝謝

一: 難易度大大大 重要性大大 4.596. ...A 汉 (D)鈾的氧化物應該是U308,鈾的原子量為80。 4. 英國化學家約翰·道耳頓於1802年提出了原子說(atomic theory),主要有 以下五個論點: B(1) 所有的物質是由稱為原子的極小粒子所組成 (2)構成同種元素的原子質量與性質相同;不同元素的原子質量與性質不同 (3) 原子無法被分割 (4) 不同元素的原子以簡單整數比結合成化合物 (5) 在化學反應中,原子被重新排列 而以現代科學的觀點來修正,下列敘述中哪些是正確的? (A)一般化學物質中,有些並非原子所組成 (B)同位素彼此間有不同的質量 (C)原子可被分割成電子、質子與中子 (D)能夠出現如HOO.978 或 NH1.23 之類的穩定粒子 TE)一般化學反應中,原子有可能消失或被創造出來。

想問16 that不是也可當關代嗎

6 - 20 為題組 Per. opportunity, encouragement, training and self-con- According to a British psychologist and his colleagues, the notion ents is a myth. They concluded that excellence niuses were born with tal- fidence. Among other things, practice is the most important factor. After training, even_common people can reach levels attainable only by gifted individuals. Talent is a myth and it is time that we 118. it . The theory, 19. traditional beliefs, has been applauded by academics worldwide. The widespread belief is that talent is indispensable to high levels of ability. The researchers took the traditional belief as their starting point and tried to establish_2017 the belief was correct or not. 16. (A) what (B) which (C) in which (D) that 17. (A) is determined to (B) is depended on (C) derives from (D) leads to (B) demolished 18. (A) to demolish (D) demolishing (C) demolish (D) in addition to (C) contrary to (B) in line with 19. (A) as well as (D) whether 20. (A) that A C B D AB C D AB C D B A C (C) when (B) which A B

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求問物理神童！！！ 如何用量子論(Quantun theory)解釋彈力位能？ 物理的根本是「不連續的」嗎？