為什麼28.不能寫enable （正確答案是make 使寵物的生活品質能夠最好 為什麼30.不能寫Dedicated (正確答案是entitled 他們盡心盡力去做他們認為是對的事

What are you willing to do for your dogs? Of course you are willing to feed them, walk them and play with them. But how about 27 them to a spa, massage, and skin care treatment? Surprisingly, many dog owners nowadays are willing to do anything they can to 28 their dog's quality of life the best it can be. Also, they'll do whatever they can to keep their pets healthy and strong. Thus, almost all medical treatments available for humans are now available for pets. Without thinking twice, devoted owners will pay for expensive operations or even cancer treatments for their pets. One owner, for example, got his dog a $25,000 bone marrow 29 Though they are 30 to do what they think is right, not everything Take cancer treatments for example. 31 how fatigued and . owners do for their dogs is beneficial to the pet. Chemotherapy is not an easy thing for most humans to go through painful the patients may feel after the process, 32 for pets that do not understand what is going on. This causes the pet's final years filled with suffering and horror. Living with pets happily in the present and allowing them to die naturally may be the best thing to do.

求解第2、7題

10% Can money buy happiness? People have always wondered 1. money really makes them happy. Researchers used to believe that it is up to a certain point happiness increases with income: beyond an annual income of $75,000, people are no happier with higher salaries. 3., recent studies have indicated that happiness still increases when salaries are higher than $75,000. The main reason that money seems to bring happiness is 4. more money can bring greater financial security. Daily activities such as grocery shopping are easier when most of the anxiety regarding what 5. is removed. In this way, money could be viewed as a solution problems. 6. one's on individual Most studies related to this question are based on averages rather than experiences. 7., there are many exceptions to the rule that happiness increases with 8. making $25,000 per year. By contrast, one's income. Some people are satisfied others feel that millions of dollars are required 9. their desired lifestyles. Compared with averages, the individual items that people spend their money on may be truer measures of happiness. A few studies have indicated that people are happy 10. they spend their money on specific items. This suggests that although having all the money in the world may not make you happy, it would give you more choices in purchasing the items you want. Such choices could surely increase one's happiness. anw spalliv siff (D) whether ) 1.(A) where (B) who (C) what (A) 2)(A) that (B) when (E) how (D) which (A) 3.(A) However (B) Thus (C) Similarly (D) Moreover (C) 4.(A) who (B) why (C) that (D) where B) 5. (A) can one afford (B) one can afford (C) does one afford (D) can afford one 6. (A) to (B) with (C) for (D) in 7.(A) Finally (B) In addition (C) Therefore (D) For example 8.(A) on (B) to (C) by (D) with

想問一下這幾題是甚麼概念謝謝😇😇 第23題答案是B 第19題答案是D

The Internet has replaced books as a major source of information for Taiwanese primary school students, according to a recent survey. The survey was conducted last December, and it that 77 percent of the students considered the Internet to be the most convenient source of information. 14 percent of the respondents said they often 7 books for information instead of going online. Of all the students surveyed, 27 percent said they had never used the 18 The survey randomly selected 4,200 students in 26 primary schools in investigate their reading habits. A total of 4,017 questionnaires were properly 20 parts of Taiwan to by the respondents. According to the survey, five percent of the school children indicated that they did not read any reading materials. Of those who read such materials, 25 percent liked to read comics, 20 percent fables and stories, 15 percent books on natural sciences, and 12.3 percent books on technology. The survey indicated that 45 percent of the school children read at least five books every month; 45 percent of them read less than three per month. (A)took (B)put (C)knew (D)found (A)used up (B)went off (C)turned to (D)made into (A)Net (B)survey (C)books (D)respondents (A)various (B)convenient (C)youthful (D)routine 20((A)taken in (B)given off (C)filled out (D)picked on (D)(A)story (B)comic (C)technology (D)extracurricular 2( )(A)thus (B)further (C)otherwise (D)for instance (A)other (B)another (C)others' (D)the other's 課堂筆記:

請問42題為什麼是A(B、C不行嗎🥲

C40. D D (40-43) king 40 Long time ago, on Pig Land, there was a king pig, who ruled hundreds of sheep. The and he could make the sheep do anything he wanted them to do at any time. For example, he made them clean his big castle, take care of his farms, and cook for his family and relatives and his soldiers every day. Sometimes he ordered them to make clothes in the middle of the night. Although the sheep worked very hard for the king, 41 Their houses were small and dirty. What's more, he gave them little to eat. Most of the sheep were thin and weak because they were hungry all the time. Since they had to work from day to night, they were all tired out and unhappy. One day, the king thought to himself. "I'm the king, but I can't make the sheep like me. They never smile in front of me. 42 they stay as far from me as possible. I must try my best to win their heart." The next day, the king had a very old sheep come to him. He said to the sheep, "They say you're the wisest sheep on my land. I don't know why no sheep likes me. What should I do?" The old sheep answered, "My dearest king, it's easy. you do it, they'll be more friendly to you." 43 If From then on, the king did not have the sheep work more than eight hours a day or late at night. He gave them bigger houses and better food. Little by little, the sheep began to love the king pig from the bottom of their heart. The king's land became one of the happiest countries in the world. (A) was kind (B) was very brave (C) had great power (D) knew the art of loving 41. (A) they thanked him deeply (B) they fought for better lives (C) the king lived a terrible life (D) the king did not treat them well 42. (A) In fact (B) Even so (C) However (D) At first 43. (A) Not all sheep are the same (B) Keep your eye on the sheep (C) Give the sheep a lesson, and they'll learn (D) Treat the sheep the way you'd like to be treated 1111 15 英語閱讀

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

請問第24題為什麼用when🥺🥺🙏🙏

Ľ 23 control by using cruel discipline. They may think that 24 in fact they aren't. Other people will try to keep their pet punishment and intimidation are the best ways to solve a problem d people abuse animals because they are careless. For example, someoné might forget to give their cat water for a few days or leave their dog in a car on a hot day with the windows rolled up. Some people 25 they can handle. By doing so, the hurt animals instead of helping them by taking in more pets animals end up living in a place that's cramped, dirty and unhealthy. Nearly all of these people can learn to understand (F) Keep 26% they are being cruel to animals through basic and proper education and become a better keeper. OK The next biggest group of animal abusers does it on purpose, but only for a short period of time. For example, a group of kids may throw rocks at a nest of baby birds they happen to see, or hurt a 22 Beat 28 everyone else is doing. in their neighborhood. These people are usually young, and they aren't thinking. Mostly, they do so out of the peer pressure or the need to impress each other. They just go along with This last group of abusers is the worst. These are people who intentionally hurt animals because it makes them feel powerful. By doing so, they think they control the animals. Others enjoy pain and violence. All of the people in the last group suffer from serious, psychological problems y not go away on their own. They often need the help of licensed professionals-like a psychologist. Without help, their psychological problems can that will probably HC 30 them for their whole lives. to that stray (G) what simply 第4頁 共10頁 (H) haunt when (I) with 29 (E) under (J) than 實際与前述不同

請問為什麼第二十一題with後面接ed不是ing🙏🙏🥺🥺

說明,第1題至第30起 第21 至 30 題為題組 1 Animal lovers often ask, "Why do people abuse animals?" It is a simple question complicated answer. Most people who abuse animals do it because they have no idea what they are doing. For example, some may 22 a dog in their yard with a doghouse that easily gets flooded when it rains. Some QAW 4

求大神幫我改作文🙏🏻🙏🏻

歷屆試題 提示:請以“Music Is An Important Part of Our Life”為題,說明音樂(例如古典音樂、流 culte alt 行歌曲、搖滾音樂等)在生活中的重要性,並以你或他人的經驗為例,敘述音樂所帶來的好處。 【92 年學測作文題】

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.