為什麼是Ving?

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請問第21題如何判斷是加Ving呢？ 謝謝❤️

下篇短文共有5個空格,為第21-25 題,請依短文文意,選出一個最適合該空格的答案。 The Line app is very popular in Taiwan. In fact, it has become a necessary part of people's everyday lives. The Line app offers different features that have grabbed the attention of Taiwanese users, 21 a wide range of fun stickers. These stickers create a visual language that adds joy to conversations. They not only allow people to show emotions and messages in a unique and playful way, but also change the online communication experience. However, relying too much on stickers also 22. its downsides. While stickers help with expression, they may lack the depth and skillfulness of spoken and unspoken cues. This can sometimes lead to misunderstandings or difficulties in expressing subtle emotions. Using stickers excessively can also slow down effective and clear communication, as long conversations 23 stickers can be overwhelming and time-consuming. 24 these challenges, Line's stickers have certainly had a big impact on communication by bringing liveliness and creativity to online conversations. It's important to 25 a balance and use stickers wisely to ensure clear and efficient communication. 21. (A) included (B) inclusive (C) includes (D) including bo 1 (D) has

想請問第18題🥺

The pink river dolphin, also known as the Amazon river dolphin or Boto, is one of only seven species of freshwater cetaceans. Amazon river dolphins are only distantly related to saltwater dolphins. They have 16. their surroundings with larger snouts with bristle hairs on the end, especially for the purpose of river-bottom feeding. Another thing that tells them apart from their ocean-dwelling ling relative is their 17. pink 19. 18. skin. Temperature and water quality can impact the color of Amazon River dolphins. The sun's rays make them lose their pink pigmentation. So the darker the water, the pinker In addition, emotions like surprise and happiness can make them pinker, similar to blushing in humans! The Amazon river dolphins are very smart. With a brain 40% larger than that of humans, Amazon pink dolphins are said to be the most intelligent of the river dolphins. The pink river dolphins are friendly and there are plenty of stories of river dolphins saving people when they were in the water. 20., they have been valued by the tribes in the Amazon area for thousands of years.ood and B16. (A) changed into D17. (A) domestic (C) disposed of (D) resulted inside quote (B) adapted to ando (B) diligent ifoxs (C) direct (D) distinctive AD 18. (A) they will be (B) will they be (C) they do (D) they belt bica A 19. (A) capacity mis 20. (A) However (B) position (B) Moreover (C) exercise (C) Therefore (D) situation (D) Otherwise

第一題求解

BUN When it comes to sleeping, we probably picture a nice comfortable bed. We imagine laying our heads on big fluffy pillows and lying under nice warm blankets. Most animals, 1., sleep in very different places. Sea otters, for instance, sleep on their backs in the water and 2.don't drown. When giraffes get their forty winks, they are able 3. their hips as a pillow. And some creatures, like the Alpine swift, can even doze off they are flying up in the sky! These 5. shost 4. a S migratory birds travel thousands of kilometers between continents weeks or even every year. On these extremely long flights, they stay in the sky 6. months at a time. In fact, one Swiss study in 2013 showed that Alpine swifts remain in th air for even longer than we imagine. In this study, special sensors were attached to six bird so that their location and speed could 7. at all times. The research team found th landing! the swifts could cover up to 10,000 km and go as long as 200 days AW Wolne 8. 7

想問螢光筆的地方（第12題），不懂為什麼是填where 附上詳解，請大大幫忙🙏

英文考科 二、綜合測驗(占10分) 說明:第11.題至第20.題,每題1分。 第11.至15.題為題組 2 min 17sce 第2 頁 共10頁 Music is more than recreation. The use of music in human medicine has become increasingly popular Studies show that music can enhance cognitive function in stroke patients and reduce patients' 11. during their medical examinations. Likewise, music has been proven to offer aids in the recovery of pets, creating a calm, warm and relaxing space for their post-surgical recovery. where (To dig into what kind of music might benefit felines during veterinary visits, a study 12. researchers experimented with 20 domestic cats was conducted by Hampton and his colleagues, from the Schools of Veterinary Medicine at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.] The felines were 13. to cat-specific music, classical music, or no music at random veterinary visits, 2 weeks apart. The results were good news for the cats in the study. 14. surrounded by cat-specific music, the cats appeared to be less stressed during the examinations. The experiment showed that 15. the welfare, th cat-specific music is something that feline creatures cannot do without during their vet visits. So, if you make an appointment for your cat next time, try playing some special tunes beforehand to calm it. , 11. (A) injection DA 12. (A) that C 13. (A) attracted 14. (A) That is BD 15. (A) in case of 第16至20頭光頭組 (B) anxiety (B) why (B) confined (B) After all (B) in terms of (C) medication (C) how (C) exposed ((C)Nonetheless on behalf of (D) treatment (D) where (D) opposed (D) Accordingly ((D) in addition to

想問1跟4題 謝謝🙏

5. T. (A) Therefore (B) Otherwise (C) Additionally (D) Nevertheless In many places, tourism is becoming a problem. Some areas are (1) tourists that locals' quality of life suffers from crowding, inconsiderate visitors, and housing problems. _ (2), overtourism makes vacations unpleasant for tourists themselves. Tourism should be beneficial for both visitors and locals, but overtourism turns it into a (3) experience for all. The UN agency (4)promoting responsible tourism, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), has made some suggestions about overtourism. First, they say we must deal with crowding. Some sights attract (5)_ as they can comfortably hold. The UNWTO recommends providing tourists (6)_ suggestions about lesser-known locations and sights. Some visitors will choose to go there rather than the busy attractions, but __(7)_ about those sights can they go! When attractions are crowded _(8)___ this doesn't work, the UNWTO suggests that the number of tourists that are allowed in each day should be reduced. Another issue that the UNWTO has addressed is the tension between visitors and locals created by overtourism. The UNWTO suggests two (9) to help with this. The first is keeping local people involved in decision-making. Overtourism problems affect some people more than others, and the people (10) should be part of discussions about it. On the tourists' side, local governments should make sure visitors understand local customs so they don't accidentally cause trouble. These recommendations* can make tourism a good thing for everyone. 註:recommendation 建議 B)(A) such full with (B) so full with (C) such full of (D) so full of (V) (2) (A) Accordingly (B) Nevertheless (C) Otherwise (D) Furthermore ()(3)(A) thorough (B) measurable (C) negative (D) narrow (4)(A) that responsible for (B) which responsible for (C) responsible for (D) with responsible for (5)(A) twice as many people (B) twice as more people C) twice as people twice It w

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Mr. Jones was a 1. farm owner. He treated the animals on the farm badly. They 2. work hard long hours a day, but they didn't get enough food and their houses were small and dirty. They planned to 3. him improve their lives, or they would She was happy to provide them with to those poor animals' lives. 4. They asked Mrs. Stones, a lawyer, for help. (1. (A) wise 5. and make a change (B) loud (C) mean (D) latest ※ (3) *(2) 2. (A) should (B) must (C) needs to (D) had to

請問13題為什麼不是b？

12. We won't see the sun even after the typhoon leaves, because the news said that heavier rain will soon (A) catch (B) follow move (D) stop Yesterday when I got home from work, my brother for dinner, so he invited me BD to join him. (A) goes out (B) went out has gone out (D) was going out 14. You were C (A) crazy (B) helpful not to lend Amy money. She never gives back what she borrows. 15. Have you found a summer job yet? Mr. Firth (C) wise (D) wrong someone to take care of his kids can talk to him.

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請問第二題為什麼是用pp？（答案是b，後面是我自己想的🥺🥺🙏🙏

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