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Questions 30-34 are based on the information provided in the following web page and en 7+14 Qwww.icmss.org.tw/conference BO The Fifth International Conference on Management and Social Sciences (ICMSS) Call for Papers the fields of Communication & Society, Politics & Law, Banking & Finance, and The ICMSS, now in its fifth year, is a platform for scholars to discuss research in Marketing & Management. email account: papers@icmss.org.tw. Only upon payment of the registration fee colleges or research institutes are invited to submit original papers to the following The Fifth ICMSS will take place in Taipei, Taiwan. Researchers at universities, All submissions will be peer reviewed by three competent referees. Authors of (US$110) will submissions be reviewed for inclusion at this year's conference. accepted papers may be required to amend their work as advised by the review panel. Revised papers must be submitted by the deadline below. Important dates Deadline for paper submission: July 17/1 根据建議. 修改後,再寄一次 Notification of acceptance: August 20 8/20 是否被接受的通知 Deadline for submission of revised papers: September 20 119/20 Conference dates: November 10-12 Notes 11/10-12 For format guidelines, please click here. Papers that do not conform to the requirements will be returned for modification. f you have questions, please write to Judy Hall at jh@icmss.org.tw. R From: To: R R R R Dennis Burton <dburton@univmail.edu> Judy Hall <jh@icmss.org.tw> Subject: Questions about the 5th ICMSS Dear Ms. Hall, Thank you for your prompt response. I have paid the registration fee as per your instructions. However, in my previous email, I also asked whether submission of multiple articles is accepted. I hope you can clarify this as soon as possible. Both articles I plan to submit are co-authored with my colleague Professor R. Jones. Although the papers both concern the role of central banks in managing the money supply, they are written from different perspectives. I believe that they will be of great interest to the target audience of this conference. In addition, there still appears to be a problem with the link on the website. I have tried the web browser you suggested, but I still received a "Cannot find expecte page" notification. Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Dennis Burton amend (v.) 11 the law · panel In.) review panel

想問此大題的第6小題的用法

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C 111-W3 英文考科 第6頁 共7頁 43. What can we learn about pineapple on pizza from this passage? (A) A great majority of people in the world enjoy this combination. BIt was invented in Hawaii and becomes popular all over the world. It is so harmful that it has been destroying families and friendships. (D) It wasn't until 2009 that it became a hit in Italy and all over the world. 44. Which of the following statements about the relation between Italian people and pineapple pizza is TRUE? ANt will be enjoyed by a small minority in the EU though many dislike it. (B) How it is made and produced will be preserved under a law from the EU. Its global appeal will be protected by the EU after it keeps evolving. D) It will break with tradition and have a chance of becoming a hit. 46. In the last sentence of this article, what does the author try to imply? alolqua9 (A) (A) They hate it so much that they have decided to make it unlawful in Italy. Though pineapple pizza is unwelcome in Italy, it is invented here. A (C) Some Italian people can accept it because it breaks with tradition. (D) Pineapple pizza has been part of their food culture since long ago. 45. Based on the second paragraph in this passage, if a kind of food is given a TSG status, then what would happen? (A) Putting pineapple on a pizza is illegal, and putting ketchup on a hotdog is also illegal in the US. (B) Putting ketchup on a hotdog is more acceptable than putting pineapple on a pizza in the US. (C) Putting ketchup on a hotdog and putting pineapple on a pizza are legal in the US. (D) Putting ketchup on a hotdog has nothing to do with putting pineapple on a pizza in the US. 第貳部分、混合題(占10分) 限有笑顯光標示題號的作答區內作 ghe oir 分 it th e 5 C vh as VO 14 r 1

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32. What will happen to the equilibrium price of new textbooks if more students attend college, paper becomes cheaper, textbook authors accept lower royalties, and fewer used textbooks are sold? a. Price will rise. Si b. Price will fall. c. Price will stay exactly the same. d. The price change will be ambiguous. Figure 4-17 Copyright Cengage Learning. Powered by Cognero. S D Page

請問第八題。答案應該是在最後一段可以找到 但為什麼要選C？

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第二題為什麼是B?

some countries have changed their laws de related to women's rights. Although Abortion* has long been a controversial and loosened restrictions on abortion in recent decades +年来. FREET decades, many places still set strict limits on abortion, including the supposed land of the free: the United States. 严格限制 所谓的由之地, Originally, in Roe v. Wade (1973) and Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992), these two legal cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court* both restated women's right to 法律案件 abortion. However, at the same time, they also permitted regulations on abortion related to women's health. Since states have increasingly introduced laws to restrict, abortion fights. Texas, for instance, 越来越多地走 FR$ 1691946) passed laws that strictly regulate abortion providers. This measure eventually caused many of the state's abortion clinics to close down. In addition, Alabama put a near-total ban on abortion, with the exceptions, even in rape* cases. In June 2022, much to many people's shock, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed* both Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, undoing decades-old precedents that protected abortion rights. 註:abortion 墮胎 Supreme Court 最高法院 rape 強暴 reverse 撤銷 cyto att det the but outcome of the Casey trial, to adopt their own ATRI comoupratingu daid te P 1. According to this passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) To this day, abortion rights in the United States remain protected by its overf ofhy eco Supreme Court. TOMBOW (B) Some states in the United States are setting stricter regulations with regard to abortion. de ac - 22510x5 0f 5m baimen YM (C) Women in Alabama can have legal abortions if they become pregnant after being raped. GÖZADINEV Turling (D) Many clinics in Texas have shut down because they provided illegal abortion services. VED TO zi ngjora, adt dhundi 2. Why does the author mention Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey in the passage? (A) To describe what most people think about abortion. (B) To express the idea that many places still object to abortion. odzyTo describe a legal case in Texas that ruled against abortion. (D) To prove that women have the right to decide whether to be pregnant. 3. Why have many abortion clinics in Texas closed down? Copy one sentence from the passage to answer this question. Texas, for instance, passed laws that strickly regulate abortion providers, 41