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D3 A³ (31-33) ATT News June 23, 2022 A 300 kg stingray that was caught in the Mekong River in Cambodia on June 13, 2022 is the world's largest known freshwater fish. The fisherman who caught it was given $600 for his catch. The stingray was then freed the following day. Look at the chart below. A 293 kg Mekong giant catfish was caught in the Mekong River in Thailand in 2005. It was then the largest freshwater 4 m long and 300 kg. fish that was ever found. JHS D B³1 31. Which idea is talked about in the second paragraph of the news? (A) What has happened to the Mekong River. (B) Why the giant stingray is something special. What kinds of fish are common in freshwater. (D) What the team of scientists would do with the giant stingray. The stingray which was caught on June 13, 2022 broke the world record: When a team of scientists heard about the news of the giant stingray, they hurried to Cambodia to study it. All of them were very surprised to see the stingray because it is hard to find a large fish like it in freshwater. Large fish need large areas of water to live in, and it takes them a long time to grow to be this big. This giant fish is also a good sign for the Mekong River because it means the river is still healthy enough for fish. Scientists today have little understanding about stingrays, so the team put a device on the giant stingray before setting it free. They hoped that by studying it, they could learn more about this special fish in years to come. chart record scientist ## device 32. Who might find the news helpful? (A) Andy, who enjoys fishing. (B) Lisa, who is interested in how to study fish. (C) Amanda, who wants to study the history of Cambodia. (D) Ted, who wants to know more about large freshwater fish. 文特题店 根準化的測驗 paragraph # 33. According to the news, which is true? (A) The 300 kg stingray swam back to the river with a device on it. (B) Large fish about 300kg are common in the Mekong River. (C) Scientists already have a good knowledge of stingrays. (D) In 2005, another giant freshwater fish was also found in Cambodia. Thailand 10 請翻頁繼續作答 (111903-E) according to

想請問43題為什麼是(D)？看了詳解還是不懂希望大神幫忙解題～（這是106學測題！）（看題目的時候會一直圈有點亂請見諒(^^;;）

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請問D選項的being是哪裡來的 還有為什麼詳解說A選項沒有動詞 be不就是動詞嗎

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美處 某事 做某事 人做某事 …而且… 事 HOVER Why Men Are Men and Women Are Women 65 e already know that as children, boys wrestle and girls play make-believe. Boys often like building things and taking them apart. On the other hand, girls prefer to host and attend pretend tea parties. But why do these differences W exist? Advanced Several months after babies are born, female babies like to look at a person's face to read emotions while male infants prefer to look at objects. Few would disagree that men care more about objects while women tend to empathize with others. However, the sex of our brain is not always as clear-cut as the sex of our body. In one experiment, a tough man, who seemed very competitive, was shown to possess a high degree of empathy, while a woman scored the highest in a hand- 10 eye coordination test at which men were thought to do better. This shows that the distinctions that set us apart might not be as clear as we think. 5 I t ZAN Differences between the sexes are hard to understand and so are relationships. What on earth makes people fall in love? According to a report, men prefer a particular waist-to-hip ratio, which indicates reliable fertility, while women 15 care more about a man's height, which is thought to be related to success. These are some of the reasons for initial attraction. way (we we see way Some psychologists suggest that our feelings may change the our partners Newlyweds were given a brain scan. The "reward" parts of their brains were filled with feel-good chemicals while the critical judgment part was 20 suppressed. It seems that the old expression "love is blind" has some truth. truth. 193