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Story about Pearl Milk Tea 工約定報 Everyone knows The New York Times is the newspaper to read for the latest news in the US and around the world. However, on August 16, 2017, it ran a story on pearl milk tea, which is also known as 表示 boba tea, that treated the drink as something new and exotic. 1. and the paper's readers didn't hold back on calling them out on their mistake. First created in Taiwan over 30 years ago and popular throughout Asia, 遍及亞: 2._. In fact, dozens, if not hundreds , of pearl milk tea shops are in New York City alone . Therefore, for the story's writer to call the drink new and confusing to the American mainstream showed a lack of respect. That's because it assumed the American mainstream was made up of only white people and not people from all cultures. That was not the first time The New York Times presented food and customs from non-white cultures 拉麥面 as strange and exotic. For example, in 2004, it discovered ramen, which 3. in Japan in the 19th century. This just goes to show that there needs to be a better mix of people and cultures in newsrooms.

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at our dreams, no request is too extreme." That line is from the song When You Wish Upon a Star," first 1. in the 1940 movie Pinocchio. The song, played before every Disney movie and during parades at Disney parks, tells us to follow our dreams. If we truly want to do something, nothing will stop us 2. accomplishing it. Walt Disney himself 3. a dream of drawing cartoons, but his early efforts did not bring success. 4. , he kept trying until his hard work finally paid off when he created the famous Mickey Mouse. Mickey's popularity* helped Walt 5. a successful company that has entertained millions. Many of the Disney Company's films carry the same message: Never give up 7. your dreams. Characters such as Mulan and Judy, the bunny from Zootopia, succeed dedication to their goals. Mulan uses her cleverness* 8. her country, and Judy becomes a police officer 9. Walt Disney and his company's movies tell us that we too can make our dreams true. Walt reminded people 10. that his company began with a dream. As he said, "If you an dream it, you can do it.”

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You may or may not have heard of Christo, but it's undeniable that he had a big impact on the art world. The Bulgarian-American artist, who passed away in May 2020, made a career out of combining art with engineering to produce sweeping, grand installations. Christo was born in Bulgaria but left with his family to take up residence first in Western Europe and then in the US. He became known as a "land artist)” someone who creates works of art not by painting existing landscapes, but by adding his or hey art to the landscapes themselves. In 1969, he created Wrapped Coast in Sydney, Australia. Working with a team of assistants, he took over part of the coastline (at Little Bay in Sydney and covered the entire area in a huge spread of synthetic fabric. The fabrie tovering the landscape encouraged people to see the area with a hew perspective. In addition, the way the fabric hid the ground while still revealing its bumps, fissures, and curves turned it into a landscape in the most essential sense, like a three-dimensional topographical map of itself. At the time, it was the biggest piece of artwork ever created. Christo continued to think big with Valley Curtain, another enormous piece of fabric pulled across a valley in Colorado, US, from one side to the other. More than 350 meters (m) wide and 100m tall, the curtain's construction was a lengthy and laborious process. During his first attempt to set it up, the fabric caught too much wind and blew away. When it was finally put into place, it lasted only a little more than a day before having to be dismantled again. Though Christo's artwork, like anything in life, did not last forever, it was extraordinarily impressive while it existed. Christo continued to create such pieces throughout his career. 000.000 A 48. Based on the passage, a land artist needs der er (A) personal experience as a construction engineer 000.000.1 Bt considerable knowledge about geography (C) the right landscape to create their pieces 000,008 the ability to create long-lasting pieces Der 000.000 49. What is said about Valley Curtain? (A) Christo's first attempt at it was a failure. (B) Christo used a fabric to cover an entire ground. (C) It covered the entire length of a long valley! (D) It used a three-dimensional topographical map. 50. What do we learn about Christo's artwork from the passage? (A) It was inspired by something he saw as a small child. 10 . (C) It made people think about environmental protection. (D) It showed people that art was rare and beautiful. D 51. Which of these pictures is most likely Christo's artwork? (A) (B) (C)

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13. Furnace stack-E. Air (pe = 0.08 lbm/ft3) flows through a furnace where it is burned with fuel to produce a hot gas (Pg 0.05 lbm/ft3) that flows up the stack, as in Fig. P1.13. The pressures in the gas and the immediately surrounding air at the top of the stack at point A are equal. A Gas out A Air Air H= 100 ft Gas Air in Furnace B Ah Water manometer (relative positions of levels not necessarily correct) Fig. P1.13 Furnace stack. What is the difference Ah (in.) in levels of the water in the manometer con- nected between the base B of the stack and the outside air at point C? Which side rises? Except for the pressure drop across the furnace (which you need not

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Your report should follow these guidelines, although you may choose how you present it: How to Write a Mathematics Report In writing your report, remember that you are writing up a mathematical story and so, like all good stories, it will need a beginning, a middle and an end. More formally, the main components of this writing style are: Introduction, Formulating the Problem, Solving the problem, Discussion of Results, and Conclusion. We will now consider some of the detail in each of these aspects. Introduction This is the beginning of the story. Give a brief explanation of what the problem is about what the goals of the report are and what will be presented. Assume that your reader does not know what the problem is about or how to solve it. Formulating the problem Translate the situation into a maths problem. Explain how you will begin to solve the problem and break it into simpler stages. Discuss any assumptions made. What quantities are variables and which values are fixed? You may use sub-headings if they assist you. Solving the Problem Show any calculations and mathematical reasoning that you use. (Assume that your reader does not know much maths). Do not show the same types of calculations repetitively. Just give one or two examples of a calculation and then put the rest of the results in a table. Use diagrams or graphs if they assist you. Make general remarks about what you observe in your calculation results and, possibly, why. You may want to criticise your work and go on to improve it in the next section. Explain what you will do next and why. Discussion of Results - Evaluate and Verify Summarise your results if necessary and refer to your mathematical reasoning. Justify procedures used. Interpret your results. First, are they reasonable or does something not look right and need further investigation or checking? Is there a decision to be made? Here is where you should present the decision-making process. Evaluate the strengths and limitations of your solutions. Conclusion Summarise your findings. Refer to the problem outlined in the introduction. Make sure that you answer the question that was asked. Make recommendations. No new material should be presented here.

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In fact, IV. 文意選填 (20%) Jith ar (A) murdered (B) impressive (C) miserable t 13 D) illness a Ta (E) tragedies (F) turned out (G) explored (H) prove (1) turned into relation The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is one of the most famous horror films in the history of film. It was first released in Germany in 1920, and it marked the beginning of a new style of film-making. The film began with a man named Francis sitting in a garden and telling the story of Dr. Caligari. In the story, Dr. Caligari traveled around with a man called Cesare, who could tell the future. The two had a close 26 Cesare was under Dr. Caligari's control, and he would do whatever Caligari asked him to do. Francis described how his friend, Alan, was 27 the day after Cesare had said that Alan would die by morning. In fact, Cesare had killed Alan. Later on, Cesare was again sent to kill Francis's girlfriend Jane, but he was chased away by her family. During his escape, Cesare was so tired that he fell off a cliff and died. Francis thought that Dr. Caligari was the one who had planned all these 28. In order to find out the truth and 29 H that he was right about this, he went to the mental hospital to look up some records. Surprisingly, there he found Dr. Caligari was the director of the hospital. When Dr. Caligari heard about Cesare's death, he went mad. He became one of the 30 patients in his hospital. 系人. Once Francis finished telling the story, the camera moved back to the very first that Francis was, in reality, in the garden of the mental hospital. Dr. Caligari 31 Francis's doctor as well as the director of the hospital. What's more, he, Jane, and Cesare were patients in the hospital who had suffered serious mental 32. It 33 that the whole story was Francis's fantasy. The main idea of "madness" is 34 throughout the film. Because so many viewers found the story both surprising and 35 B the film became a huge success all over the world, 26 28. 29. 30. fantasy 28 31. 32 33. 34. 任 poor and scene and showed 頂托 2 27. 35.

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