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48837 第36至39 題為題組 Ocean 31 64. 珠宝杨;许军工匠, Fabergé eggs are jeweled eggs that were made by the famous Russian Bulan the House of Fabergé, from to 1917. The eggs were made of valuable metals or stones Coated with beautiful colors and decorated with precious jewels. best bilangthor ... 7+2. The first Fabergé egg was crafted for Tsar Alexander III, who gave his wife, the Empress Maria Fedorovna, an Easter egg to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. He placed Order with a young jeweler, Peter Carl Fabergé, whose beautiful creations had caught Maria's eye earlier. On Easter morning of 1885, what appeared to be a simple enameſe egg was delivered to the palace. But to the delight of the Empress, the egg opened to a golden yolk; within the yolk was a golden hen; and concealed within the hen was a diamond miniature of the royal crown and a tiny ruby egg. Unfortunately, the last two surprises are now lost to history.

第二段第五行 open to 是什麼意思

ANIVE 2 h he by a 名进工匠。 Fabergé eggs are jeweled eggs that were made by the famous Russian hjemrulan the House of Fabergé, from to 1917. The eggs were made of valuable metals or stones coated with beautiful colors and decorated with precious jewels. heitbithasthor ... P. The first Fabergé egg was crafted for Tsar Alexander III, who gave his wife, the Empress Maria Fedorovna, an Easter egg to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. He placed án Prder with a young jeweler, Peter Carl Fabergé, whose beautiful creations had caught Maria's eye earlier. On Easter morning of 1885, what appeared to be a simple enameled egg was delivered to the palace. But to the delight of the Empress, the egg opened to a golden yolk; within the yolk was a golden hen; and concealed within the hen was a diamond miniature of the royal crown and a tiny ruby egg. Unfortunately, the last two surprises are now lost to history. Empress Maria was so delighted by this gift that Alexander appointed Fabergé a “goldsmith by special appointment to the Imperial Crown.” The Tsar also asked Fabergé to make an Easter egg every year. The requirements were straightforward: Each egg must be unique, and each must contain a pleasant surprise. With excellent craftsmanship and an inventive spirit, Peter Fabergé and his successors repeatedly ſet the challenge. The House of Fabergé made approximately 50 Imperial Easter Eggs for Tsar Alexander III and his son Nicholas II until 1917, when the Russian revolution broke out. Today, the term “Fabergé eggs” has become a synonym of luxury and the eggs are regarded as masterpieces of the jeweler's art. More significantly, perhaps, they serve as reminders of the last Russian imperial family.

求這5題有錯嗎？？

we We all have dreams. Dreams are those imagined situations in our minds 1. hope will one day come true. However, people usually achieve their dreams only 2. making a significant effort. In 2008, this fact was not lost on a young swimmer from Singapore 3. Joseph Schooling. In 2008, Schooling, 4. just thirteen years of age, was a schoolboy. One morning, Michael Phelps 5. has now won more Olympic medals than anyone else in history, visited the swimming club Schooling attended to train for the Beijing Olympics. Phelps was one of Schooling's 6. heroes. Although Schooling was star-struck and lost for words, nothing was going to stop him 7. posing for a photograph with Phelps. Schooling used the memory of this once-in-a-lifetime meeting 8. himself to train hard at swimming. In 2016, he found himself competing against Phelps in the final of a one-hundred-meter event at the Rio Olympics in front of millions of people watching worldwide. Schooling 9. to beat his idol to win the gold medal. The news of his victory quickly spread around the world. Furthermore, 10. the country's first ever Olympic medal for swimming, he became a hero in his home nation of Singapore. Schooling's story is one that can inspire us all to work hard and to never give up on our dreams. (B) 1.(A) how (C) 2.(A) with (B) on (C) by (A) 3.(A) called (B) calling (D) at (D) 4.(A) during (B) between (D) 5.(A) who 37 (B) that (C) what (D) who (D) in (D) calls (C) to call (C) for (C), whom (D), who (B) whom

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右食 F5 On December 15, 1966, Disney died of lung cancer in California. In his life, Disney won twenty-six Academy Awards* and fifty-nine nominations*, making him one of the most awarded individuals in the twentieth century. 註:ambulance 救護車 restore 恢復 Academy Award 奥斯卡金像獎 nomination 提名 ( C) 34. What don't we know about Walt Disney after reading this passage? (3%) (A) What he did during World War I. (B) What Ub Iwerks did for his company. (C) How he established Disneyland. (D) How many Academy Awards he received. -) 35. Where can we most likely see this passage? (3%) (A) In a tour guide to Disneyland. (B) In a history book about World War I. (C) In a book about famous people's lives. (D) On a website introducing the Academy Awards. 36. Below are the major events in Walt Disney's life based on this passage. Write down the years match Disney's life events. (5%) 6 ( Y A) 35. # G了 BI Died of cancer. Joined the Red Cross. Born in Illinois. Dropped out of school. Created Mickey Mouse.

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London Bridge Is Down Queen Elizabeth II is much loved by people in the UK and around the world. In February 2017, she became the first British ruler to be in power for 65 years. Later that year, she celebrated her 91st birthday. The Queen is still going strong, but she might not be for long. That's why there's a plan for when she leaves the world for good. avks Operation London Bridge was first created in the 1960s. Itflays out all the things that will happen in the 列出 days after the Qucen's passing. Ways of sharing the news of her death with other governments, the media, 14 and the public are also included in the planning. It also deals with how the Queen's coffin will be handled if she dies at any of her homes, such as Windsor and Balmoral Castles, or abroad. In all cases, it will end up in | the throne room at Buckingham Palace for four days before being moved to Westminster Hall to lie in state for another four days. Then on the ninth day after her death, it will be moved to Westminster Abbey for the funeral. No Bay one is looking forward to that sad day. Even so, if you hear, "London Bridge is down," you know the plan has been set in motion, * Windsor Castle * Balmoral Castle * Buckingham Palace Westminster Hall the * Westminster Abbey # Vocabulary cofin 棺木 throne 王座lie in state(指遺體)安葬前停放公共地點供瞻仰fumeral 喪禮 look forward to #gt set in motion et de

(B)be held responsible是hold的特別用法嗎？

Violand e gsii oni 992 9y ngoon 55. What conclusion can be drawn from this passage? oitisq adi itiw eniged ynoteid tot R() The national flag of your country should be highly esteemed, 2198 bomse fibmOW 6 (B) Everyone should be held responsible for protecting the national flag. odlA .colgnides (C) Unless designed perfectly, a national flag is destined to go through drastic changes.oqe (sio (D) The story behind its national flag reveals a part of the history of a country. gift od Leoborio ni 29mitemada bögderis 919W Pistoad panga!

（B)come to be known是什麼用法？

51. This passage revolves around (A) how the American flag came to be so revered (B) how the American flag came to be known as the Stars and Stripes the unsung heroes devoted to founding the U.S. even at the expense of their own lives the history behind the American flag and its design On todo

第一句 as such often是什麼意思

5155 題為題組 Morontoomo Bolson (A) Flags are revered national symbols and as such often have a wealth of meaning and history behind them. This is certainly true of the American flag, which is also called the Stars and Stripes. In terms of meaning, it is seen as a symbol of freedom, equality, and opportunity. In the stars and stripes themselves, though, we see the flag's history, TI 1.