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想請問下方兩題, 16.主要是不知道as在那裡的作用(因為as看很久還是錯了),以及為什麼要使用被動 17.是覺得四個都可以🥲 非常感謝!!

13. (A) if 14. (A) helps 15. (A) Unfortunately 第16.至20.題為題組 The five-pointed star drawn with five lines is known today as the pentagram. It is an ancient symbol which has held different meanings. Today, we can see the pentagram 16. as jewelry or designs on clothing. The Sumerians were the first to use the five-pointed star polygon. They wrote about the symbol in records 17. 3000 B.C. In the context of that civilization, the pentagram was a character in a writing system. The Babylonians, a culture with close historical links to Sumer, used the pentagram 18. the planets. Its five points indicated five planets - Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. In ancient China, the pentagram corresponded to Wu Xing, the five elements that make up the world: metal, wood, fire, earth, and water. In European folklore, it was said to come with magical properties. The 19. of the star affected its significance. With one point facing upward, the pentagram represented "white" magic (good). 20. with two points facing upward, the same symbol stood for "black" magic (evil). Nowadays the symbolism of the pentagram is still commonly used, but it is good to know more of its history than just a fashion statement. 16. (A) wearing (B) worn 17. (A) originated from (B) stemmed from U (B) unless (B) helping (B) Precisely B " (C) as (C) helped (C) Deliberately (C) that wears (C) dated back to (C)in reference to (D) when (D) help (D) Scarcely (D) to be worn (D) traced back to Din proportion to

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英文 高中

請問第35題為什麼不能選B選項

五、閱讀測驗(24%) 說明:第 35 至 46 題,每題請分別根據各篇文章之文意選出最適當的一個選項,請 劃記在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」 。各題答對者,得2分;答錯、未作答或 劃記多於一個選項者,該題以零分計算。 第35至38題為題組 The way a food product is marketed and packaged to us as a healthier choice might just be a big lie. The "health halo effect" happens when food products appear much healthier than they really are because of how they're marketed. Some examples of health halo marketing terms are high protein, low fat, low calories, and fruit sugar. If customers see these words on a bag of chips, it would be reasonable to think that these chips must be healthier than those in other bags. However, when we dig deeper and look at the back label, there is no proof to support this. It's just a technique that tricks people into buying higher-priced items while thinking they are making the healthiest choice available. Another way the health halo effect works is at fast-food restaurants. Most people think Subway is healthier than McDonald's because of its label "Eat Fresh." The sad fact is that it really isn't. People who go to Subway will order more side dishes, which increases the total calories. In a recent study carried out by professors Pierre Chandon and Brian Wansink, they gave 23 students tickets for a 12-inch Subway Italian BMT sandwich, which contains 900 calories, and another 23 students tickets for a McDonald's Big Mac, which has 600 calories. It turned out that the students who ate at Subway were more likely to order extra sides such as soda and cookies, which added another 111 calories to the meal. They were fooled by the health halo effect, thinking that they had a wholesome meal. Before we buy our next "healthy" meal, make sure to read the back label, and be careful not to be tricked by those healthy slogans. Eat healthily and choose smartly!

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