請問第二題是..？

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(9. (A) scared D) 10. (A) it (B) scare (B) one (C) those REDMI NOTE 8 PRO AI QUAD CAMERA (D) that ※第三篇 I was a local resident of the town of Maycomb, Alabama, in the 1930s. During the trial of a sexual assault case, I was in the courthouse. I felt confused when I heard that the Ewells' version of the story was completely different 1. that of Tom Robinson. Then, the sheriff of Maycomb began to speak, 2. out that Mayella's bruises were on the right side of her face. 3. hearing this, I realized that her injuries must have been caused by somebody left-handed. Then, I took a look at Tom Robinson 4. had been accused of sexually assaulting Mayella, and I noticed that his left arm was injured. Therefore, I was certain that he 5. innocent of giving Mayella her bruises. Meanwhile, Atticus, the lawyer defending Tom, asked Mr. Ewell to 6. his name. 7. my surprise, Mr. Ewell instinctively used his left hand! Therefore, I realized that Mayella's injuries could have been caused only by Mr. Ewell himself and that the Ewells must have been lying 8. protect Mayella's reputation. I felt shocked and sad that 9. the strong evidence, Tom was still found guilty and sent to

有人能教我下面那題「命題延伸」為什麼是乙嗎？謝謝🥲🙏🏻

漸減 口先增佐減 (T.8 (A) ( ) 3. 外流就業人口是指不住在戶籍地縣市,而住 在外縣市之就業人口,例如某人戶籍地在嘉 義縣,但因工作而住在臺南市,則計入嘉義 縣的外流就業人口。右表為 2012 年桃園縣 (PL.OF (已改制為桃園市)、雲林縣、臺東縣、澎湖 (SAP 縣四個行政區的外流就業人口統計資料,其中何者為桃園縣? 行政區 甲 乙 丙 J (B) Zarpe2,8 ST/ (C)丙(D)丁C836. 人口最少 命馬 延伸依臺灣人口本島>離島、都市>鄉村、西部>東部原則,臺東縣最可能為?」 4 受到人们续进万登h/机 凹元成夜店 外流就業 外流就業人口 人口(千人)占該區就業人口比率(%) 12 30.78 31 29.86 83 25.06 59 6.28) 外流人口较低 中共市推高口 1080元

請問22為什麼不能選A，不是被動式嗎？be+pp

Passage 1 21 sensory The human brain is a remarkably complex organic computer, taking in experiences, processing and storing this information, and recalling and integrating selected bits at 22 by Alzheimer's disease has been likened to the erasure the right moments. The destruction of a hard drive, beginning with the most recent files and working backward. As the illness 23 new memories gradually disappear until even loved ones are no longer progresses, old 24 recognized. Unfortunately, the computer analogy ; one cannot simply reboot the human brain and reload the files and programs. The problem is that Alzheimer's disease does not only erase more than 100 billion information; it destroys the very hardware of the brain, which nerve cells (neurons), with 100 trillion connections among them. 21. (A) a scanty touch with (B) a wide variety of (C) face-to-face (C) that caused B 22. (A) was caused (B) causing 25 (D) a full volume of (D) caused

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7. a scientist You will only ever have 150 friends during your lifetime. No matter how popular you are at school, how many parties you attend, and how many people you meet in different you can't have significant personal relationships with any more people than that. Why does the situation exist? It is known as Dunbarºs number because it was first explained by 2 Robin Dunbar who wrote a book named How Many Friends Does One Person Need. The limit is just part of human nature. At a critical stage in human history, we lived in mobile groups of around 150 people. Our brains adapted to that fact and came to regard it as What happens if you meet more than 150 people? Are you unable to remember their names? you may "know" more than 150 people, you won't think about them very much. They won't be emotionally important to you. Your brain can't remember so many relationships at the same time. Older acquaintances will disappear in your mind and be replaced by newer and 5 Thus, you'd better choose your friends carefully. After all, you can only have 150 of them! 3 Not exactly 4 ones. 2

請問這題 為何不是SAS全等 是SSA呢？怎麼判斷它是SSA? 謝謝

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請問這題要怎麼證明線段DE=線段GF?? 謝謝🙏

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請問9.(A)&10.(C)

I SAPUES : 10% banko'shib oldi (e sohion ban feeling feeling bin mill – so few understand. 五、綜合測驗: On Thursday night, famous graffiti artist Matt Garner will be giving a talk about graffiti at New State College. Matt is a talented artist 1. paints street art under the nickname "paladin.” Some people love his work, while 2. see it as a coward's art. He hopes to change people's minds about this art form 3. (8 Paladin's art is mostly political. He likes to compare the media's image of war 4. the real-life effects of conflict. His most famous work is called Sugar-Free Will, and it 5. calls our attention to the political platform that Hollywood actors use to spread their personal 1 1. quo views. The piece shows millions of television audience members staring wide-eyed at a handsome actor on the screen. Those who don't like his art say that 6. solving problems, his graffiti creates new ones. They argue that he encourages crime, and that work like his 7. the city look messy. Supporters point out that instead, his art makes neighborhoods more beautiful and interesting . In addition to att historians are quick to remind people that artists have used art to send political messages for centuries. 82

想要問第30小題。解答是D。 請問為什麼答案不能是B呢？

2 - 30. SEM Glaciers are usually associated with colder climates. But some mountain ranges of South America, Africa, and Indonesia are also 26 glaciers and ice sheets. These tropical glaciers serve as a major source of water supply to one-sixth of the world's population. A newly published study, however, revealed that rising temperatures are posing an 27. threat to the last tropical glaciers in Indonesia's Papua region. The ice sheets, which once spanned 20 square kilometers, are thinning over five times as quickly compared to a few years ago. 28 already shrunk by 85% to a mere 0.5 square kilometers, Papua's glaciers will completely disappear within a decade, researchers have predicted. The disappearance of the glaciers will also leave a significant 22_impact. For many indigenous Papuans, the ice sheets represent a sacred symbol. "The mountains and valleys are the arms and legs of their god and the glaciers are the head," explained the head researcher. The study warned that Papua's glaciers are only the first to go" if greenhouse gases are 32 and temperatures continue rising. And this is certainly a serious warning about the depressing fate of other glaciers around the world. 21(A) home to (B) covers of (C) roofs over (D room for 2. (A) occasional (B) elaborate (C) immediate (D offensive 22 (A) Have (B) Had (C) Having (D) Having been 2.(A) cultural (B) moral (C) political (D) environmental 31(A) kept balanced (B) made released (C) seen dismissed (D) left unchecked

求解第三行的include為什麼要加ing？ 謝謝

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