請問為何是D選項

abou bot a (Our we could recreate the conditions of the wild, would all the animals locked in 2 ? A have been better off (B) will be better off (C) be better off we better oft 30 (B Jackson has developed some bad habits since he entered high school. His parents are worried sick. (A) gradual (B) gradually (C) gradually been D) being gradual 31. Many captive animals show serious emotional problems being kept in tiny enclosures. (A) due to (B) result from (C) result in (D) for 32 If there no marine parks, we could be not able to see some beautiful sea animals and rare underwater creatures. (A) are (B) have (C) had (D) were 33. (1) Mary would a world famous dancer if she hadn't been injured her legs by the accident three years ago. (A) be becoming (B) had become (C) become (D) have become 34. (C) Loneliness, a lack of privacy and long term captivity lead to the mental and physical health problems of zoo animals. they usually have shorter lifespans. (A)

求解第3題要寫A還是D？謝謝

第四篇 Though many people have seen bees somewhere in the wild, most of them don't know much about these small flying insects. 1. biologists, most of the bees in a hive are female worker bees. In summer, when there is much activity 2. within a hive, the life of a worker bee can be short. In fact, it may be 3. short 3. six weeks. However, 4. there is no nectar to be harvested in late autumn, a young bee can live longer. In fact, it may be able to 5. for as long as sixteen weeks, right through the winter. Over the course of their lives, worker bees’ duties 6. be dictated by 7.__, they have to perform different tasks at different stages of their lives. For the first few 8. weeks of their lifespan, they have to perform some basic chores within the hive, cleaning 9. maturer, empty cells, removing waste, and making wax for building or repairing combs. After they have to take on the responsibility to guard the entrance. As they become older, they have to keep collecting nectar, pollen, and water 10. leaving the hive daily until they reach the end of their lives. 全新試題 It appears that worker bees do have extremely busy lives, 9 age.

有點看不懂旁邊的數字ㄜ

Market Equilibrium Price as a Regulator 3.00 Price (dollars Quantity Quantity Shortage (-) demanded supplied or surplus (+) (millions of bars per week) Price (dollars per bar) Surplus of 6 million bars at $2.00 a bar Supply of energy bars per bar) 2.50 0.50 22 O -22 1.00 15 6 -9 2.00 1.50 10 10 0 2.00 7 15 +6 1.50 2.50 5 5 +10 1.00 Demand for energy bars 0.500 If the price is $2.00 a bar, the quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded. > A surplus of 6 million bars. O 5 10 15 20 25 Quantity (millions of bars per week) © 2014 Pearson Education

問什麼是B呢？

NE MP3 INSIN) MP3 102 ason continue talking about oks. 人們的外表。 (Karen = K; Eason E) K: I'm not that strong. You should see the guys back home. E: Are they all really big like the Hulk? 当我 K: Some are. Most, however, are just in really good shape. E: Why is that? K: They worry about looking little or weak. If they appear that way, bigger guys might pick on them.* E: Not here. Men care more about looking cute or handsome. Also, they're always doing exercises to become taller. K: Yeah, the men here are a bit short. E: Well, that's because of our people's DNA.

求解31題 謝謝🥺

USC c) in (C) at first terminal (D) illness (E) frailer (H) difference (I) from (J) confined The doctors had some bad news for Jo Bloomer. Her second child, Lola, had a very rare 21. condition known as A-T. 22. she couldn't accept the fact that her family was so unlucky. A-T is so uncommon that, at the time, only sixty children in the UK suffered 23. it. Three-year-old Lola's condition meant she would gradually grow 24. She would then start to develop more and more disabilities*. Most A-T sufferers are 25. to a wheelchair by the age of ten. Eventually, she would die from this strange 26. __, probably in her early twenties. Luckily for Lola, her mother 27. to simply sit around and wait for her daughter to grow weaker and then die. Life, 28. was just too precious. Instead, she wanted to do something special for her. She wanted to make a significant 29. in her life. All this led Jo to make a promise. Holding her daughter 30. her arms, she vowed* to take her to each of the Seven Wonders of the World before she died. She was going to help little Lola live her short life to the full! 註:disability 缺陷;障礙 Vow 立誓 U I 21. 22. J . 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. . I GE EG IV. 閱讀測驗:9% The movie Patch Adams was released in 1998. Based on the life of Dr. Hunter "Patch” Adams, it tells the story of a man who firmly believes laughter to be the best medicine. The famous comic actor Robin Williams plays the lead role. His wonderful portrayal of the doctor's quest* to relieve as much suffering as possible led the film to be nominated* for several awards.

第五題怎麼解，求解謝謝！

NU SLL 4. Is his son tall?(用「矮的」詳答) No, he is short. 5. Yes, my father is thin. (依畫線部分造原問句) 四、克漏字選擇 Hello, my name is Tom. 1. a student. This is a picture of my family. This tall man is my father. 2. name is Dennis. He is a doctor. This woman is my mother. Her name is Karen. She is a teacher. This girl is my sister, Betty. She is a nurse. And Milo is on my shoulder. 3. It's my pet. It is my friend, too. 2 picture EH shoulder BK 6

第6題的b和d為什麼不行 和 第10題的解釋 感謝🙏！

We like to read short stories because we like to know people. We like to watch them 6. We want to know (whay they do and say to each other, 7.life treats them, and how they try to 8. their own purposes. Of course, the people in stories are not “real” in the ordinary sense of the word; a story is not , like a biography , a factual record of an actual person's life. Yet, fiction can seem more realistic and believable than fact, oftentimes, and a good writer 9., a piece of fiction can call upon the free play of the can tell us many truths about life. author's imagination, and 10. our interests with suspense or humor. The writer's hand is always behind the story, arranging events, making things happen, beckoning the reader on to the end. | 1 主題1 文化藝術

錯誤的地方有點不理解，現在是在高一先修的部分，求解錯誤的地方 謝謝🙏

garage 18. There was something wrong with my car; therefore, I sent it to the and got it O ( (B) to check A (A) examined 26. All the passengers should keep their seatbelts during the flight. (A) fastened (B) fastening (C) fasten (D) been fastened )27. Michael went to work in a hurry and left the door ( - (B) open Don (C) to repaired (D) be fixed 19. He failed to make himself in French; none of the audience spoke English. (A) understand begao (B) to understand (C) to be understood (D) understood 20. Airplanes make it possible for us ♡ A ( (A) to open (C) opened (D) openly 28. Michael felt that little girl his hand. (A) pull (B) is pulling (C) pulled (D) to pull 229. Don't leave the water (A) run (B) to run (C) running (D) ran )30. Choose the correct sentence. (A) I found her stared out the window. (B) He was heard to sing a beautiful song, (C) I got him finish his homework. (D) Don't keep me wait too long. O ( long distances in a relatively short time.bosted on SA (A) traveling (8) (B) to travel (A) (C) travel show (1) (D) for traveling 121. What's making the lake? 520 x 20 bar (A) pollutes (B) to pollutem ad (C) be polluted (D) polluted) )22. On my way home, I found a frog by a car on the road. (A) to run overkow 35 (B) running over (C) ran over (D) run over iq393 )23. You had better that bad tooth pulled out. sos (A) have protes W2 (B) letgols yngstown (C) made (D) move ( 1924. I saw a thief your store a few minuses ago. TOTO (A) breaks into (B) broke into it to (C) break into (D) to break into ( in the house and told him not to do that again. (B) smokedowe (D) is smoking 上。 & )25. My mom saw my dad (A) to smoke (C) smoking 10

為什麼是b？？？求答😭😭😭

(A) didn't • 165 words buse? ok at smates. u v win a motorcycle, but I I didn't get anything. (B) wouldn't (C) couldn't (D) wasn't 25. – 27. A house was on fire. One of the three brothers just jumped out of a window, another found his way to a door and got out. Finally, people came to help and found the third brother dead by the wall. Why didn't anyone help 25. _? The answer was, “We thought someone else did.” There was a short story about 26. Their names were Everyone Should, Someone Else, Anyone Must, and Nobody Did. They had to finish a job. Everyone Should thought that Someone Else would do it, Anyone Must had done it, but Nobody Did did it. We always believe in “someone else.” Isn't it funny? If we leave the room without turning off the lights, we'll say, “I'm sorry, but I thought someone else would do it.” 27._, nobody did. So, we should do things on our own without depending on the help from anyone, someone, or everyone. depend on 侍章:修複 CO 25. (A) the first person (B) the second neighbor (C) the third brother D) the house 26. (A) three sisters (B) four friends (C) five girls (D) many people ņ 27. (A) At dinner (B) For nothing (C) For example (D) In fact nday, I (17) run out re

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OW dyainst factories that cause pollution. 閱讀測驗3 But the universal of our climate message of crisis wareness hing a fever pitch across the with increasing urgency, a pparent every day. For the Vandana Shiva will never forget a lesson she learned at the age of 13. Her parents insisted that she should wear clothing made only of homespun cotton. One day, Vandana, having returned from a boarding school to her home, demanded a nylon dress, the fashion followed by her rich friends. Her mother agreed. “If that is what you want, of course you shall have it,” she said. “But remember, your nylon dress will help a rich man buy a bigger car. And the cotton that you wear will buy a poor family at least one meal.” Did she buy the nylon dress? Of course not! Maybe this experience led to her resolution to fight for social justice in her later years. Now 60, ever visiting Taiwan in 2010, Vandana's main concern these days is how to preserve Indian traditional crops. This is severely attacked by many global companies. They encourage farmers to grow so-called high-yielding crops; many farmers, therefore, turn to high-tech methods and depend on bioengineered seeds, chemical fertilizers and pesticides. As a result, hundreds of traditional crops are disappearing. Contrary to expectation, high-tech agriculture can not rescue Indians from starvation. Bioengineered seeds are expensive and cannot adapt to local conditions. Hundreds of Indian farmers have committed suicide during the past five he world ironment. ns in 1970. years because of failed harvests. But there is hope. Many farmers are returning to traditional methods promoted by Navdanya, an organization based in New Delhi that Vandana helped found 20 years ago. Navdanya encourages farmers to produce native varieties of crops that can be grown with natural fertilizer and no artificial chemicals. It also helps local farmers form their own self-supporting organization and seed bank. nean? +明一 生能但奇 63