想問44 他的答案是怎麼得出來的 先發展於北美那跟義大利有什麼關系

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

第二題為什麼是B?

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ALL STARS SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN, Social Studies Expert 43 The First and Funniest Comic Strip NU T NO.0816 ALL STARS ★ CHARLIE A Courtesy of andertoons/flickr P eanuts is one of the most popular comic strips of all time. First appearing on October 2, 1950, Peanuts eventually ran in more than 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries. The comic had a major influence on other strips by making the four- panel comic strip the standard in American newspapers. Charlie Brown and Snoopy are just 15 two of the many characters created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Like Charlie Brown, Schulz was a very shy boy in school. He also felt like a failure when his high school refused to put his 20 artwork in its yearbook. Even so, he learned to carry on through hard times. 5 The main character of Peanuts is the shy, lovable loser Charlie Brown. It seems that whatever Charlie Brown tries to do, he fails. Whenever he flies a kite, it gets stuck in a tree; he loses every baseball game; he never receives any cards on Christmas or Valentine's Day. Nonetheless, he wins over the reader's heart because he never gives up hope and never stops trying. Another popular character in Peanuts is Charlie Brown's dog, Snoopy. Snoopy 10 is a beagle with a vivid imagination. Sitting atop his doghouse, he daydreams about being a World War I jet pilot, a best-selling author, and "Joe Cool," a cool college student. Also, even though he's just a dog, he's the best player on Charlie Brown's baseball team. ▲ Charles M. Schulz 127

請問portray 和shaping在這裡要怎麼填？是因為有as所以portray要填第一個嗎？那我想問，如果要說將a塑造成b要怎麼寫，是shape a as b嗎？還是不能這樣用？

58 Unit 8 Selling Smoking According to the American Lung Association, 90% of all smokers begin smoking before the age of 21. One reason for this is the media, smoking as glamorous and cool, which strongly influences children and adolescents. The ban on tobacco advertising in various countries shows that authorities realize, V₁. ad the 2 between the media and smoking. Most tobacco advertising posts 3 fashionable people with cigarettes, suggesting that smoking improves social status. The handsome "Marlboro Man" promoting Marlboro cigarettes, for instance, encouraged many boys to 4 the habit. Few know that David McLean, the model who played the "Marlboro Man," died of lung cancer after 5 smoking. 6 advertising, movies promote smoking, especially when famous movie stars like Julia Roberts in My Best Friend's Wedding and Leonardo Dicaprio in Titanic, smoke on-screen. Alarmingly, two-thirds of all smoking scenes in Hollywood's top 50 movies (2000-2001) were in films targeting children of 13 and younger, thus creating a new of young smokers. 7 贊助活動 Tobacco companies also subtly sell their products by sponsoring events to 8 their brand names. For instance, in the world of sport, tobacco companies like British American Tobacco sponsor popular Formula 1 teams like Ferrari at motor races worldwide. 9 public opinion, stricter regulations on Thus, the media, which plays such an important role in evidently has a major part in making youngsters smoke. 10 the direct and indirect promotion of smoking, young people will continue to smoke. They smoke to feel accepted in society, not knowing their health is seriously damaged. Apart from A) (Without 1. 6. FH A take up (G) attractive 2. 7. l E promote (H) portraying 3. 8. CG XU 4. 9. link shaping B # 1 5. 10. generation (J) excessive J

請問這題的B.和C.要怎麼判斷 謝謝

第43. 至46. 題為題組 It might be hard for us to imagine having Coca-Cola as the only drink instead of fresh water. Yet, it has been the case in San Cristóbal for the past few decades. Located in southeastern Mexico, San Cristóbal, once a rainy place, can only enjoy potable water every other day. Water does trickle down from public pipes, but it's all but undrinkable, with too much chlorine. The locals find water purifiers unaffordable or even unimaginable. Hence, they end up drinking Coca-Cola, which is produced locally and far more readily available than tap water. With residents there drinking on average more than two liters of Coca-Cola on a daily basis, the real price to pay for such an alternative to plain water, however, is the sacrifice of people's physical health. Diabetes has been one of the leading causes of death, second only to heart disease, though the latter also has a lot to do with one's sugar consumption. Struggling with obesity and the many chronic diseases is now defining many local people's adolescence and adulthood. Annually, more than 3,000 lives of San Cristóbal are claimed due to their unhealthy drinking habit. The culprit, as most locals believe, is the bottling plant for Coke, a Mexico-based multinational food company owned by Femsa. The plant, with its contribution to the government's tax revenue, has long been granted daily access to more than 300,000 gallons of water in San Cristóbal to churn out the a

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.

想請問這兩題要怎麼算？謝謝🙏🏻

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第一題求解，答案為什麼是B，謝謝！

Bandinn 中 Light素養閱讀二合一測驗卷 3 0 : Unit 5~Unit 6 Bc C ) 1. It is very important to make a good 文意選擇(每題4分,共 24 分) a in an interview. (A) shelter (B) impression (C) attempt (D) authority (A) 2. Taxi fares 2 from country to country. (B) grasp (C) insert (D) notice 拟入 that her new invention will change the way people live. (A) classic (B) firm (C) confident (D) disrespectful (A) vary (C)3. The inventor is ) ( 3 ) 4. Our company isn't making any profit this year. We need to change our to promoting our products.

請問一下 為什麼第六題不能選B呢 急 求解😭😭

We like to read short stories because we like to know people. We like to watch them 6. We want to know what 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 realy' in the ordinary sense of the word; a story is not, like a biography, a factual record of an actual person's 5 life. Yet, fiction can seem more realistic and believable than fact, oftentimes, and a good writer can tell us many truths about life. 9. a piece of fiction can call upon the free play of the 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 316 end. 9