48題寫這樣可以嗎 解答寫doping

a 第47 至50 題為題組 After Thomas Hicks, an American marathon runner, collapsed right after he won the race in the 1904 Summer Olympics, people found that he didn't rumple because of exhaustion but because of the mixture of egg whites, brandy, and Strychnine, which is now used as an ingredient of Pesticide . This strange incident isállegedly the regson why the 1908 London Olympics forbade athletes to use drugs during the games. T. Doping, however, is nothing new in Olympics . Some of the ancient athletes in Olympics consumed specially-formulated substances to enhance their performance, ranging from herbs, fungi, to royal jelly and testicles. This old problem not only has a long history, but also seems to remain and expand in sports. (More than a hundred Russian athletes are reported to be barred from the 2016 Rio Games as Russians allegedly bribed anti-doping officials to swap their athletes’ urine samples. Though it's difficult to give exact numbers of athletes who use drugs to enhance their performance, according to a study in 2015) about one third of outstanding athletes are involved in doping to some degree. Performance-boosting drugs are not exclusive to Olympians. Any 30-something young man who is into working out in the gym could be taking inabolic steroids from time to time. Though each year, athletes and their trainers find new plans to consume or administer drugs, there is not much change in the types of drugs. The most popular one is anabolic steroids and human growth hormone. Some common drugs can also be used as bogsters, such as asthma medicine and insulin. As anti-doping agencies lay down more and more rigid rules for inspection, athletes come up with smarter ways to handle doping, like a Schemed schedule of using drugs so that their excellence peak émerges before the sports event to avoid being Notorious as doping may sound, the intention to enhance performance is as positive as ápplying technology to sports competition. Perhaps the authorities concerned should rethink the “real spirit” of sports and check which drug or which technology has violated the spirit so as to decide on Consistent and thorough regulations. tested.

想請問18題為什麼不能選B

Starting in 2021, a new law with ketp the public learn more abogt how healthy or unhealthy their drinks are. The law will make businesses 16 nutrition labels on the containers. The two main additions relate to calorie and caffeine contents. drinks (add more information to their Shops will be required to list the total calorie contents of their drinks, including the toppings. The current law only applies to the liquid part of the drink, not extra 17 such as tapioca pearls, grass jelly, or taro balls. 18 a drink has more than 201 milligrams (mg) of caffeine, a red label indicating a high level will be applied to the cup or the menu. A yellow label will indicate a medium level, and under 100mg will result in a green label. Meanwhile, 19 change will be applied to products defined as “juice." These drinks will not be allowed to use that word if they contain less than 10% real fruit or vegetable juice. Failure to follow the new rules could result in fines 20 from NT$30,000 to NT$4 million. which serve) (B) to serve (C) serving (R) served 17. (A) regulations (B) patterns (C) movements (D) ingredients A B 18 (A) If (B) While @ Until (D Unless 19. (A) other (B) another (C) the other (D) one another 20. (A) ranging (B) focusing (C) blaming (D) flocking CAYO. (A) serve B Xu A

求解🙏💗

some 四、克漏字測驗(每題5分,共 25 分) Hello, everyone. Welcome to Joyland. There are lots of games here, and there are some 1. ., too. 1. 2. break any rules. 2. 3. quiet and 4. in line. 3. 5. be nice to other kids. everyone 6 break The other the kid |1752 ) 1. (A) noises (B) seats (C) rules (D) ladies ( ) 2. (A) Let's (B) Always (C) Let us (D) Never ( ). 3. (A) Don't (B) Let's (C) Be (D) Always ) 4. (A) wait (B) don't (C) let's (D) please ( ) 5. (A) Don't (B) Please (C) Let (D) Not

這三題怎么寫？🙏🙏

When I was walking in the park today, I ran into Gina. She was sitting on a bench and smiling at her dog. Gina and I worked together five years ago. She was the team leader, and no one liked her because she was very strict. She always said things like, "Never chat at work" and "Finish your lunch in half an hour." The team did a good job, but no one ever saw a smile on her face. However, she is so different now! I said hi and sat down next to Gina. Then she told me her story. She said, "I cared too much about work and was always under pressure, so I was unhappy. Then Sunshine changed my life. When I found him on the street, he was dirty and hungry. I brought him home and took care of him. Now, Sunshine is healthy, and my life is full of fun." After I heard that, I felt really happy for Gina. leader 領導者 under pressure to unhappy and be full of hear ever ***

求解45題 不知道為什麼要選D？ 謝謝

肉 with informati Wishes air balloon refighter kogu % ( The 34. (A) coming in (B) going to (C) arriving at (D) reaching to 35. (A) gave back to (B) came up with (C) flashed back to (D) fell apart with 2. The story of Prometheus is interesting. At a time 36 there were many powerful gods in the universe, a Titan named Prometheus created humans. He then gave humans fire 37 they could keep warm, cook food, and make tools. Prometheus had great love for humans. The king of all gods, Zeus, 38 did not. Prometheus wanted to help the humans on earth, so he tricked Zeus for their benefit. Prometheus asked Zeus to choose one of the two piles as a sacrifice from humankind to him. One was a pile of beef inside a bull's stomach, and 39 was a pile of bones covered in shiny fat. Zeus chose the bones as well as fat and believed there was juicy meat underneath the fat. From that day on, humans were allowed to keep all their meat. 40 about it, Zeus took away humans' fire. Then, Prometheus stole fire and gave it to humans living in misery. After Zeus had known it, Prometheus was chained to a rock and tortured until the end of time. 36. (A) that (B) which (C) when (D) where ( B ) 37. (A) ever since (B) so that (C) for which (D) in that ( 37 38. (A) however (B) therefore (C) moreover (D) otherwise 39. (A) the other (B) another (C) other (D) others ( 40. (A) Zeus was angry (B) Angry (C) Be angry (D) Have been angry 3. The first time little Billy asked me to hold him, I said no and explained to him that I could not do so. We colored a picture together 41 I didn't want to 42_ Billy, of course, but I also didn't want to lose my job. As Ronald McDonald, I regularly visited sick children like Billy in the hospital, but I was not allowed to touch them. We finished our picture, and as I was about 43 Billy asked me again to hold him. I thought about the possibility of losing my job. If that happened, I would probably soon lose my car and my home. I liked those things very much. However, at that moment, 44 nothing was as important as the happiness of this sick boy who could never go home again. 45 this, I decided to hold Billy despite the risk. I held him, and we talked and laughed and cried together. McDonald's did later find out, but they decided they agreed with me that some things are more important than rules. ) 41. (A) too (B) either (C) instead (D) yet ( ) 42. (A) prompt (B) refuse (C) frighten (D) employ (1) 43. (A) to leave (B) to leaving (C) leave (D) leaving (B) that seemed as (C) it seemed that XD) to be seem that ( (B) Realize (C) Realized (D) Realizing ilbi c) 44. (A) it seemed to be AB 45. (A) To realize 三、文意選填 10% (A) against the rules (B) dressed up (C) prompted (D) refuse (E) sparkled (AB) confined (AC) yet (AD) first of all (Ag) drowsy (BC) laughter Jane went to a school with strict rules. 46_, all the students were required to wear the same gray uniforms. Furtherm both boys and girls were 47 to choosing one of only two hairstyles. Jane tried to _48__ to go to this school. ___49_, h parents insisted that she go because the school was highly rated for its academic achievements. One day, Jane decided to do sou 9

請問14題為什麼是a？印象中while後面應接ving？

(B) Have you ever pondered how you got your name? Few of us would answer "yes" since we 11_our naming traditions that we usually take them for granted. Actually, naming traditions vary from country to country. Some distinct differences 12__ customs can be easily spotted between Chinese culture and Western cultures. First of all, Chinese people tend to keep their family names from generation to generation while in many Western countries surnames often change, 13 is the reason why there is a wider range of them. Furthermore, Chinese and Western people show respect for their elders and ancestors in different ways. 14 do not pass on their given names, 14 the latter sometimes name their children after an ancestor. In cultures 15 family links are indicated in names, some unique rules exist. In Iceland, a person's last name usually comes directly from the first name of the father. For instance, a boy named Erik 16 a father named Lars would be named Erik Larsson. Lars's daughter, Kristin, would go by the name of Kristin Larsdottir. 17_, the vast majority of Icelandic names end in either "son" or "dottir." For the Yami people of Taiwan, the son does not take the name of the father, 18_, the father changes his name 18_ the birth of his first son. Additionally, the boy's grandfather's name is changed too. A 11. (A) are so used to (B) used to (C) got so used to (D) use to 12. (A) regards (B) regarding names (C) regarding naming (D) regards naming (B) which (C) it (D) what (A) The former; while B) The first; but (C) The former; however D) The first; yet nes CD B 13. JA) that AC

請問我這樣寫可以ㄇ

paper 0 二、歷屆相關大考試題 (A) ) 1. Dr. Chu's speech on the new energy source attracted great from the audience at the conference. 【100 學測】(題號9) (A) attention (B) fortune (C) solution (D) influence The sensors pick up signals from the person's blood pressure, pulse, and perspiration. 2. the process of questioning, all the signals are recorded on a single strip of moving (105 學測】(題號 23 ) (D) 2. (A) Before u (B) Among (C) Without (D) Throughout 3. 其實,在面對同儕壓力的時候,我們應該學習堅持自己的原則。 no no (109 學測】(中譯英題號2) In fact, when you meet the stress of classmates, we need to learn to stick with 4. 自2007年營運以來,高鐵(the High Speed Rail)已成為臺灣最便利、最快速的交 myself.'s rules.

求解第2.4.8題 謝謝！

finally 14. 全新試題 the structure collapsed. With only was at this moment that all of them suddenly became very to build the tallest structure. Just before time ran out, they successfully built inches high, winning the challenge. Thanks to this experience, Scott and his teammates finally came to understand the true spirit of teamwork. (D) had been (A) 5. (A) In order B 16. (A) constru co 7. (A) Still a ( 08. (A) since (B) 9. (A) mate ) 10. (A) (A) has been get (A) 10 AD B) 2. (A) encouraged C) 3. (A) to B) 4. (A) stable D) 5. (A) From B)6. (A) plans i CS 7. (A) what Dx8. ) (A) Unfortunately 9. (A) mention C10. (A) look after (C) is being (C) encourages (C) as (C) enjoyable (C) Into (C) to plan (C) who (C) Normally (C) achieve (C) figure out (B) will be (B) encouraging (B) of (B) capable (B) Among (B) planning (B) which (B) Especially (B) promise (B) call for IV. 文意選填 ※第一篇 (D) encourage (D) for (D) probable (D) With (D) planned (D) when (D) Slightly (D) adjust (D) run into (A) whereas (F) conduct Every that prescrit features of Rules members ※第四篇 1. Hi, my name is Tom Wujec. Let me introduce myself first. I was born in Canada, and I from the University of Toronto with degrees in astronomy and psychology. Chances are you don't know me, but I guess you probably have heard of the Marshmallow Challenge 2. was created by me. Since its invention, it 3. around the world by people from all walks of life. 4. my surprise, it has produced some unexpected results. 5. better understand the results and their though, th Rul in the M implications, I conducted a study and got some interesting findings. One of them was that the average a tape,

急❗️英文

You're in Holland for a while, perhaps a few days, a few weeks or longer. 1. There seem to be more bikes in Holland than people. _2_. Keep to the right unless you are passing. If your fault has led to an accident, you will be punished. And it's unlawful to ride your bike under the influence of alcohol. In most cities and towns there are traffic lights just for bike traffic. This makes things much easier. If you're walking, be sure to avoid walking on a bike path. _3_. You may get sideswiped if you're not careful. Then lock the bike! If you don't lock your bike or don't lock it well, you might as well kiss it goodbye. _4_-a nice one for weekend activities and a second-hand bike to use in the city. Also, if you're renting a bike, say bye to the deposit if you don't lock it up. You may also want to have a plastic bag handy. It rains often in Holland and sitting on a wet bike seat can be uncomfortable. _5_. You can get ticketed for not having your lights on at night. Besides, it's safer. You can see a cyclist far away when they have the lights on and cars are less likely to get in your way. (A) Most people have two bikes (B) Much like driving a car, there are rules (C) The bike paths are for bikes, not for people (D) Make sure that the lights are in working order (E) The path can sometimes actually go into the street (F) You'll get used to cycling around Holland in no time (G) It's likely that you'll be attracted by the main way of transportation here: biking

不懂

9. The Da Vinci Code has become one of the most books of all time. (A) wide-read (B) widely-read (C) wide-reading (D) widely-reading BE good for your health