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74 黑檢請書 語文領域×生活圖表題 格格不入的紅貓 Rosie Unit 32 Rosie, the Red Cat Posi Sandra wrote a book report about Rosie, the Red Cat. Name: Sandra Date: November 11th Book Report Book: Rosie, the Red Cat Where does the story take place? In a small cat town. What happened in the story of the book? Though Rosie is the only daughter in the Black family, she has not been treated well since she was born. This is because Written by: Elsa Young Who is in this book? Mr. Black a fifty-year-old black cat, who has two sons and a daughter proud of his sons, who are as black as him disgusted with his daughter because she has nothing in common with him values boys more than girls Mrs. Black she is different from her family a forty-five-year-old black cat, who is a in many ways. For example, she sometimes plays in the mud with dogs and gets dirty, which makes her parents very angry. What's more, she doesn't drink milk as her brothers do. Tea is her favorite. Rosie feels troubled because her family is indifferent to her. When she feels down, she sings. She believes that if she keeps singing, something good might happen. The story ends with a song written by Rosie. It becomes a hit in the cat world. What I think of the story... housewife *seldom sides with her daughter or speaks for her because she is afraid of her husband *unhappy and silent Charcoal * a twenty-year-old black cat, who loves sports and is good at catching mice *strong and healthy Ebony *a nineteen-year-old black cat, who is his father's favorite *smart and handsome Rosie 290字|建議作答4.5分 1. What 字證 (A) Un (B) PL (C) S (D) W A 2. Wh (A) an eighteen-year-old red cat, who loves dancing with mice and makes friends with dogs *has a beautiful voice *often made fun of by her brothers I feel sad about the way Rosie's family treats her. Family should love each other. 3 indifferent 冷漠的 value 評價 silent 安靜的 細節 UP L 【細節 推論 B 19/11

想問選擇四和選擇六

graden 11. Kevin wants to plant peach or guava trees in the g choise chose 12 There was free tea and coffee at the party. I ch choose 過去式 二、文法選擇。(每題2分,共24分)。 8 (A) 1. Why did you have Holly (A) use (C) 2. You the sharp knife? She's just a kid. (B) used _ visit that web page. It's not for children. (A) must (A) 3. A: Who sings (A) best (B) could n, so he'll have fruit when he walks out the e tea because I liked it more. (C) uses (C) shouldn't (C) better in your class? B: Mitchell. He has a beautiful voice. B(C) 4. If you want to go to the zoo, (A) took (C) 5. Ethan didn't sleep BA6 (A) well; cried Con (A) Do; have (C) 7. Please talk (A) very quiet the metro because it's more convenient that way. (C) taking ; the baby is sleeping. (B) quieter (D) to use (D) don't have to (B) worse (D) the worst (B) take last night because he heard his baby brother 2m (C) well; cry (B) better; cry free time? you go to the movies with me if you (D) to take all night. (D) better; cried (B) Will; have Do; will have D) Will; will have (C) quietly (D) the quietest you might be late. (B) if (C) so (D) or Very (B) as bees. For example, many plants would die. (C) without (D) through (D) Have rest. (D) so (D) dangerously (D) 8. The class starts at eight thirty. Please remember to get up before eight, (A) and CB). Nature would change greatly (A) with (C) 10. A: (A) Do A I wear black pants to work? B: No, you don't have to. (B) Can (C) Must Clan is weak and tired, so could you stop talking to him? Now, he doesn't need friends (A) but (B) and (C) ador It's not safe to drive too fast, but Cathy often drives ad. slowly. It can also cause accidents. 慢 more 得危險

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(A) very quiet (B) quieter (C) quietly (D) 8. The class starts at eight thirty. Please remember to get up before eight, CAY (A) and Nature would change greatly (A) with (B) if (B) as (C) so (D) the quietest you might be late. bees. For example, many plants would die. (C) without (D) or (D) through

想問一下選擇2跟選擇3

food value grass •People eat their meat. •People use wool to make clothes. trees • People eat their meat. • People drink their milk and turn it into cheese. (C) Their tails point the same way. (D) They usually live for over eight years. Long working hours are a problem in Taiwan. People in Taiwan often work longer hours than people in other countries. In fact, in 2017, working hours in Taiwan were the fourth longest in the world. To protect the workers, Taiwan decided to make some changes to the labor law in 2018. Here are some examples. 1. Workers need to have at least one day off every seven days. 2. The working hours on a work day can't be over eight hours; for every four hours, workers need to take a break for half an hour. Also, workers can't work more than 40 hours a week. 3. When workers need to work more than eight hours a day or 40 hours a week, companies need to pay them overtime for each hour. 4. Workers can't work more than 12 hours a day, and their overtime working hours can't be longer than 54 hours a month. g lifespan 壽命 wool綿羊毛 value 價值 tail 尾巴 (B) point 指向 1. Why did Taiwan change the labor law? (A) To protect companies' rights. (B) To have workers get enough rest. (C) To help people make more money. (D) To make workers' overtime pay lower. 2. Gabriel works eight hours a day. However, he came into the office at 9 a.m. yesterday, took two 30-minute breaks, and kept working until 8 p.m. How many hours does his company need to pay him for overtime? (A) Two. (B) Three. (C) Eight. (D) Eleven. (A) Who is NOT following the new labor law? (A) Rose worked for 55 hours last week. (B) Nathan only needs to work four days a week. (C) Linda worked overtime for 25 hours last month. (D) Sandy worked every day without any days off last month. g at least 至少 off 休假 overtime 加班(費) 一、依提示作答。(每題3分,共6分) 1. Selena is a terrible singer. (用sing改寫句子) Selena sings terribly, 2. Meg runs more slowly than all the other students in the class. (H) Meg runs the most slowly in the class 翻譯。(每題3分,共9分)

請問22題為什麼是C?

三右」/ 道」/ 經濟」: 明指方 衽 山跑 (C) we could pray to gods 20. The cellphone should (A) be left A 21. As soon as I get to Japan, (A) I give (B) it takes another example (D) they scare away attackers out of the bedroom when you go to sleep, or it will affect you (B) has left (C) leave (D) be leaving you a call right away. (B) I'll give (C) I'm giving (D) I've given a lot of fun for me. (C) is (D) are Either reading comic books or watching online movies ACC (A) has to English radio programs every day. That was how I learn 」問 」策 (B) have 23. In my school days, I ** 重造 C English at that time. 戶後 裡 (A) listen (B) have listened (C) used to listen (D) was liste 24. Alice never read the novel, and 451 B (A) so did Leo 25. Susan needs (B) neither did Leo good luck (Q) Leo does, too (D) Leo doe: hard work to become a successful writer.

請問30題的C是什麼意思？🙏🏻(那是什麼文法🤔

B (28-30) B 2⁹. In modern times, there is noise pollution everywhere. There are noises from cars, buses, machines, and many other things. Loud noises are bad for our health. They can lead to health problems like headaches, sleep loss, or hearing loss. Of all the health problems, hearing loss is the most common and serious. Remember, once hearing is totally lost, there is nothing we can do about it. Noise pollution also has something to do with children's poor schoolwork. Studies show kids who learn in noisy areas will probably have more trouble with reading and language skills. A new study in 2022 also shows noisy roads near schools could make it harder for kids to learn. To better kids' learning, we should cut down on noise in or around school areas. It is also important to reduce noise pollution at home. There are some easy ways to do it. For example, close the windows when it is noisy outside and open them only during quieter times of the day. In the house, be sure to turn down the radio, music from games, or the TV. A quieter living place will make all family members comfortable and happy. Noise pollution is a serious problem. We cannot be too careful about it. pollution # loss skill reduce 28. Here are three important points in the reading: JHS a. Why noise pollution is bad for learning b. What are the possible ways to reduce noise in the house c. How noise pollution can hurt our health How are they ordered in the reading? (A) a b→c. (B) c-a-b. cab (C) c→b→a. (D) b-a-c. 29. What does it mean at the end of the first paragraph? (A) Bad health. (B) Hearing loss. (C) Noise pollution. (D) The sleep problem. 30. What can we infer about noise pollution from the reading? (A) It is getting more and more serious. (Bt kills thousands of people each year. (C) Reducing road traffic does students good. \(D) Living around noise makes people get angry easily. 文排题库 9 (111903-E) order # paragraph infer 推論

請問為什麼是a

Halloween may be the most terrible time to be a pumpkin. the US To celebrate the holiday, people have fun with pumpkins by adini kicking, stomping, smashing, or eating them, and zoos around 16., too. People, for example, may see elephants stomping or kicking giant pumpkin balls, turtles pushing pumpkins around in the water, or bears enjoying the taste of the fruit when they 17. the Oregon Zoo during the Halloween season. alohib The zookeepers say the pumpkins are not just a simple holiday treat for the animals Dealing with the orange items the animals seldom or never see is good for the health of

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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