請問第24題應該選擇哪一個選項？A或者B呢？

Question 21-25 Bitcoin, "(21) currency" that isn't recognized by any nation or bank in the world, was once dismissed as a goofy idea embraced by nerds and anti-government types. Today, it's considered either an ideal payment system for the Internet or a (22) _ Ponzi scheme. Yet it has become a scorching-hot commodity among speculators - (23)_ the Winklevoss twins made famous in the Facebook movie, The Social Network -- who are (24) the digital currency. Venture capitalists and entrepreneurs consider bitcoins the ideal currency of the digital age, with decentralized currencies and free movement of money (25) 21. A. plastic B. mint C. virtual 22. A. astronomical B. digital C. manual D. fake D. plant 23. A. for B. that C. when D. including 24. A. mining B. trading C. digesting D. recycling 25. A. globally B. locally C. functionally D. culturally

想請問第6題和第7題，謝謝！

a a big of all when tons the sn't , it all nt 1 After spending a while floating in the ocean, I was thrown up onto the shore by a big a plastic bag, I wished human beings could have made good use of me, but they from a convenience store, along with some snacks, to the beach, I was left alone altogether as if no one remembered my existence. Then, a howling gale blew me into the sea 狂風 3 numerous disposable utensils surrounded me. Only then did I realize that I wasn't alone. wave. didn't. 2 Humans produce many plastic products and 4 they throw them away at will, which I always find confusing. I once even witnessed a tragedy happening to a huge fish. One day, the 目睹 fish mistook me for food me as well as my mates. It seemed that we were murderers 5 and 7 I can see is groups that killed the fish because gulping too many of us took its life. The fish ended up 6 gradually decomposed; that was why I was back in the ocean. Now 分解 of schoolchildren with bags and pairs of tongs in their hands. 8 they spot me, they lift me up and put me inside a big bag. From their conversations, I learn that I, together with my mates, have 9 the earth and all the living creatures. As a matter of fact, we are not the ones to blame for this disaster since we are not used as 10 as we are supposed to. Hopefully, those who produce us won't misuse us anymore and we can be of great help rather than harm. 1. (A) Over (B) From (C) Beyond B2. (A) Took (B) Taken (C) Taking C.3. (A), which (B) in that (C), where (D) As (D) To take (D) there A 4. (A) at the same time (B) for the time being (C) in time (D) on time 5. (A), swallowed (B), swallowing (C) to gulp (D) gulping XC 6. (A) died (B) death (C) dead (D) dying AB7. (A) what (B) that (C) which (D) those C8. (A) Unless (B) If 9. (A) done harm to (B) run out of (C) As soon as (C) left impressions on (D) held on to (D) As long as B 10. (A) ignorantly (B) properly (C) fortunately (D) distantly

［高一英文第一冊第四課］ 想問第一題為什麼答案是C而不是D

5. (A) since B6. (A) specific (B) when (C) until (D) in case (A) convenient (B) sensitive proper (C) automatic (D) wealthy (C) independent (D) envious (8)【新竹女中】L4 Dogs have an incredible sense of smell. That's why they are capable of picking up even the tiniest traces of certain items such as 1 drugs. Nowadays, with more and more digital electronic devices like cellphones, flash drives, crimes, some dogs are even trained to 2 and SD cards that may hold criminal evidence. Such police dogs can identify a chemical substance called triphenylphosphine oxide (TPPO), which is used in electronic storage devices. 3 their powerful nose, these dogs can detect electronic scents in places that seem impossible to locate, including on grassland or beneath stones in a river. Wafer, a 2-year-old black Labrador, is Taiwan's first electronics detection dog. Donated by an American non-profit group, Wafer recently 4 his training and arrived in Taiwan this year in September. Interestingly, according to his trainer, Wafer was originally intended to be a guide dog or emotional support dog, but was rejected 5 being too energetic. ~5~ 拒绝 6, his

請問這題B,C怎麼選？謝謝！

trusted daily anese most ized II. Cloze 15%(每題1分) [A] The Marshmallow Challenge is an exercise which promises to build a stronger team. Participants are given a simple set of items and are challenged to build the tallest 16. structure they can. The task requires teams to cooperate under a tight 18-minute deadline, forcing them to quickly find a way to make 0. their structure among the highest. 17. OC. adjo the marshmallow) The performance of experts like engineers, as expected, was 18. business graduates performed the worst. The most impressive result came from the kindergarten group, whose structures were taller than 19. of most adults. This unexpected finding proves that success is not simply a matter of age or experience, The kindergarteners' success is related to their approach. 21. 20. an issue of approach. with the same simple items, they don't 22. plan in advance like engineers. When a design fails, they quickly move on to the next. For reason, they don't waste time deciding who the leader is. Instead, they work freely and naturally to achieve their common goal. In this way, they can surely leave the marshmallow 23. at the top. It also shows that the most effective solutions are often born from hands-on cooperation rather than from theoretical planning. 16. (A) free-standing (C) solid-building 17. (A) be capable to support (B) inter-locked (D) above-mentioned (B) be able to support B (C) capable of supporting → adj. (D) able to supporting 第1頁,共6頁

為什麼12要選should?

綜合測驗(占10分) Sunslie odd nsford and ootsMu.(limanoqmi teott pape 說明:第11題至第20題為單選題,每題1分。 第11至15題為題組 According to the US National Park Service, you should behave in different ways when encountering a brown or grizzly bear versus a black bear. With brown or grizzly bears, playing dead 11. However, you should never do this can be an effective strategy, as they may not see you as with black bears. Instead, fight back aggressively if attacked so that black bears see you as a es mods 26 (8) 28 gnol za (A) .01 es (lowes (C) 26 doum 28 (2) predator. _12_ you come across any bear, there are several safety rules to follow. Remain calm and back away slowly without running or making sudden movements. Make yourself appear larger, and keep children and pets close-ideally _13_small ones. Always avoid direct eye contact so as not to challenge them. If possible, move indoors, but never try to outrun a bear or climb a tree to escape. IS Additionally, never feed bears, as this can encourage aggressive behavior or 14 visits. OFT slo British Columbia is home to both black and grizzly bears. Black bears, which are more including black, brown, and even blonde. commonly found near urban areas, can appear in _15 11902 They are skilled climbers with distinctive features like large ears and short claws. Grizzly bears, with their shoulder humps and dish-shaped faces, typically live in rural and remote areas, preferring undisturbed habitats.hom mohamdAcuhalbhitofgoed [outing among dat beefed mont atening bowel (D) fri (B) (B) frightened 1512(c) were not womb (D) Might thing Forside innocent gi (C) threatening 12(A) Had (d hele in 10 Should vom sona as (deel) guiwollovom Pol ami (R) handing in B 113 (A) picking up 14. (A) to repeats (000 (B) repeated D 15. (A) many locations Sllos guideinil oils vinote rogbud Anoiam taking over (D) leaving behind (C) repeats indygow (D) being repeated ai (C) several groups loos (D) various colors Isdi (B) different sizes Last blove bei did to bod (000) is THE (2008) DIN WOzdod gnitostibaslladi goyhow of bougino neloИ bonsq air gana 第16至20題為題組 The foo #MeToo Movement began with Tarana Burke, a community activist from the Bronx, wh 16 Durke created th

想問17 建造或「修理」一個新的 不懂為什麼是用「修理」 新的為何要修理

April 2008 es in a nice sapartment = on the 8th school near mool (12) 10 he first floor ys (13) ocery store ly (14) next to the hool. Matt's it doesn't o movies in e try ng ers S S tely (11) Do you like Do It Yourself (DIY) projects? They can be fun. DIY projects can be as simple as making a craft. They can be as (16) as remodeling your house, too. There are hundreds of DIY projects! You can plant a garden or plant a tree. You can bake some cookies or install a new oven. You can paint a picture or paint a house. You can build a solist model car or (17) a real one.our evob- bna So how do you choose a DIY project? Here er are some things to think about: How much time do you have? Do you want something to finish in an evening? OrneW something that will (18) many months? lear How much money do you want to spend? Some projects are cheap. (19) can be que expensive. Do you want to do the project (20) or with a friend? There are one-person projects and group projects. Think about these things. Then look for a project to do. B16. A. A. cheap ni C. differentatio 17. A. glue BX C. mix 18. A. take AC C. spend 19. A. Another C. Other 20. A lonely B. difficult to D. easy world B. fix D. read B. cost D. make B. The other D. Others B. single oneself D. alone

17 謝謝🙏

April 2008 s in a nice apartment n the 8th chool near Ol (12) 10 first floor S (13) ery store (14) xt to the pl. Matt's doesn't movies in y (11) Do you like Do It Yourself (DIY) projects? They can be fun. DIY projects can be as simple as making a craft. They can be as (16) as remodeling your house, too. There are hundreds of DIY projects! You can plant a garden or plant a tree. You can bake some cookies or install a new oven. You can paint a picture or paint a house. You can build a model car or (17) a real one.o avob- bing So how do you choose a DIY project? Here a are some things to think about: se up How much time do you have? Do you want something to finish in an evening? Or new something that will (18) many months? How much money do you want to spend? Some projects are cheap. (19) can be expensive. Do you want to do the project (20) or with a friend? There are one-person projects and group projects. Think about these things. Then look for a project to do. 16. A. cheap B16. C. different B. difficult er to D. easy (17. A. glue C. mix world B. fix D. read pes Ty 18. A. take AC C. spend 19. A. Another C. Other B. cost D make B. The other D. Others 20. A lonely D C. oneself B. single D. alone ok in May's magazine to find the answers to this month's questions!

我想詢問為什麼第34題是選D不是A?

Behavioral psychology and neuroscience now become important disciplines for marketing companies to change the way humans think and do. When we are surfing online, on the other side of the screen is a group of experts whose job is to keep us as (31) as possible. Exciting headlines and sensational contents are tactics they usually use to (32) our attention effectively. It is almost impossible for modern people to get away from the smartphone because we feel (33) when it is out of reach. The marketing company understands well how the brain is programmed and takes advantage of its reward system, (34) leads to feelings of happiness and satisfaction. After getting used to a specific type of app, we (35) it to get the pleasure we once had. (D) doomed (D) manipulate (D) to stress 31. (A) fooled (B) hooked (C) looked 32. (A) alienate (B) debilitate (C) emulate 33. (A) stress (B) stressed (C) stressing 34. (A) which activates dopamine (C) whose activate dopamine (B) which dopamine activates (D) whose dopamine activation 35. (A) addict (B) awake (C) crave (D) notify

請教這兩題🙏

people based on their appearance. lence against Mean women happen Jevijas & 101 19 svlovai dan od (8) II. : 10% for one now no absof bluoda uszods levitest out rights turned violent, and ten peop (D) Mexicali oma hosed (&) 11. In 1926, Gertrude Ederle became the first woman in history is befrom England to France. (A) to swim (B) swim .85 (C) swam gnillimduz topic, she'll require that the group (C) 12. If the teacher doesn't like the to (A) comes (B) came (C) come group (D) swum up with (3) a new one. (D) to come B ing B

為什麼C不行啊

course that's not true many people have wives. Karl: I see. How about things like cellphones? You don't feel comfortable-saying “my cellphone" either? Shin: Well, no. However, we also use uri when something's shared by a group of people, just like in English. When we Koreans speak English, we would say "our country" because, for us, saying "my country" sounds like I own the country myself. Karl: So, there isn't a word for "my" in Korean? Shin: Yes, we have the word no, but we seldom use it - if you say nae, it sounds like you only think about yourself. Karl: Then, I guess the English world isn't very friendly to you. Everything is "my, my, my." Shin: Yeah... maybe a little. Karl: But you know I'm not like that when I say "my," right? You're "my" friend and I care about you. Shin: I know. th S C Korean 韓國人;韓語 Korea 韓 35. Why did Shin say "our wife ado it" 1