為什麼這兩張圖是一樣的？還有這題要怎麼判斷？

(33.~35.) People in Taiwan never worry about getting hungry at night when there is nothing at home. They can walk to the convenience stores and get anything they I want. In fact, in Taiwan, it is not possible that people fail to find a convenience store because it is part of our life. Convenience stores are working 24/7. In other words, finding a place to sit down and take a rest anytime is a piece of cake. In order to grow business, shopkeepers use some smart ways to have the buyers spend more. First, they put the most popular items at the buyers'eye level to let them see the items easily and often. Second, they drive the buyers to buy something cheap and small without thinking too much or give shoppers a special offer like "Buy One And Get One Free.” Third, they try to have the buyers stay at the convenience stores as long as possible by setting up a seating area. They think the buyers will buy one drink after another once they stay longer. In a study, 73 teenagers answer two of the questions. The pictures below show their interesting answers. Which of the following do you like? The taste of the foods. The service. 146 (63%) 132 (43.8%) The prices of the products. |12 (16.4%) The feelings in the convenience stores. 121 (28.8%) The polite clerks. 16(8.2%) The special offer. 14(19.2%) The way of showing the products. 21 (28.8%) 0 10 20 50 30 40 Which of the following do you like? The taste of the foods. The service. The prices of the products. The feelings in the convenience stores. The polite clerks. The special offer. The way of showing the products, 0 118(24.7%) 11(15.1%) 140(54.8%) 18(11%) 129 (39.7%) 19(12.3%) 17(9.6%) 10 20 30 40 50 convenience store 便利商店 level 高度 offer 優惠 result 結果 product 商品

這個圖表為什麼有兩個一樣的問題，但是不一樣的結果

(33~35) People in Taiwan never worry about getting hungry at night when there is nothing at home. They can walk to the convenience stores and get anything they want. In fact, in Taiwan, it is not possible that people fail to find a convenience store because it is part of our life. Convenience stores are working 24/7. In other words, finding a place to sit down and take a rest anytime is a piece of cake. In order to grow business, shopkeepers use some smart ways to have the buyers spend more. First, they put the most popular items at the buyers' eye level to let them see the items easily and often. Second, they drive the buyers to buy something cheap and small without thinking too much or give shoppers a special offer like "Buy One And Get One Free." Third, they try to have the buyers stay at the convenience stores as long as possible by setting up a seating area. They think the buyers will buy one drink after another once they stay longer. In a study, 73 teenagers answer two of the questions. The pictures below show their interesting answers. Which of the following do you like? The taste of the foods. The service. The prices of the products. The feelings in the convenience stores. 46 (63%) 132 (43.8%) |12(16.4%) (21 (28.8%) The polite clerks. 16(8.2%) The special offer. |14 (19.2%) The way of showing the products. 121 (28.8%) 0 10 20 30 40 50 Which of the following do you like? The taste of the foods. 18 (24.7%) The service. 11(15.1%) The prices of the products. 40(54.8%) The feelings in the convenience stores. 18(11%) The polite clerks. 29 (39.7%) The special offer. 19(12.3%) The way of showing the products. 17(9.6%) 10 20 30元 40 convenience store 便利商店 level高度 offer 優惠 result 結果 product 商品 46 132 50 A B

想問16🙏再考什麼？不縮寫的話句型是什麼？

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was an American author and journalist. His writing style, characterized by simplicity and understatement, influenced modern fiction, as 16 his life of adventure. Hemingway started his career as a journalist at 17. In the 1920s, he was sent to Europe as a newspaper correspondent to 17 such events as the Greek Revolution: During this period, he produced his early important works, including The Sun Also Rises. Among his later works, the most outstanding is The Old Man and the Sea (1952), which became perhaps his most famous book, finally winning him the Pulitzer Prize he had long been 18 Hemingway liked to portray soldiers, hunters, bullfighters-tough, at times primitive people whose courage and honesty are set against the brutal ways of modern society, and who in this 19 lose hope and faith. His straightforward_prose is particularly effective in his short stories, some of 20 are collected in Men Without Women (1927). In 1954, Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. He died in Idaho in 1961. CBO (A) was 17. (A) cover DA18. (A) planned (B) being (B) approve (C) did (C) predict (D) doing (D) escape (B) achieved (C) examined 2. C19. (A) limitation (A) what (B) classification (C) confrontation (B) which (C) them (D) these (D) denied (D) modification -2-

想問一下英文🙏🙏 第一張的限定跟非限定要怎麼分，不是說有三個的用another嗎？ 第二張的C為什麼不行，不是說要去看後面的人的Be動詞嗎 求解🥹

16. Simone: Excuse me. Is there a bank around here? **=* Andy: Yes. There is one on First Street, and also on Park Road. Both are not far from here. (A) the other (B) one (C) it (D) another om is tuoda avowls d and kines inv jun Beg

求解🙏 第五題為什麼不能選(A)？ 謝謝

Karen: Roy, listen! I might get rich soon. I got an e-mail yesterday, and it said ARM by the program. If I just fill out some information and send it back, I can enter the lottery pool for free. If I win, I can get ten million dollars. (2) it's real? Roy: How do you know Karen: It looks real to me. Have a look at the e-mail. It showed long list. 3 and that is a Roy: Wait. Let me check this e-mail address online. Hey, look at what I found. Many people got an e-mail like this before. They said it's spam. Karen: But why would someone want to do that? They didn't ask for any money. your personal information Roy: I guess they're trying to and use it without letting you know. Karen: That's terrible! I almost got tricked. Roy: Well, I'm happy that I ⑤ Karen: Thank you, Roy. I really should be more careful online. I A rich 富有的 fill out 填寫 lottery 彩券 spam垃圾郵件 personal 私人的 (A) (A) I can enter P. Y. (C) I got attacked DI (A) why (B) when (B) I was chosen 被節目選中 (D) I should upload (C) which (D) whether ③(C) (A) how to know if you win or not (B) how much money you can win (C) who has won the money before (D) how they will send you the money (D) (A) land ④1 BOLA ) (A) found the error (C) was also in the (B) carry program (C) paste (D) collect (B) stopped you in time (D) entered the lottery pool

為什麼第7格只能填in不能填on?(感謝

painting was purchased by the French government in 1831 and has been hanging in th Louvre Museum since 1874. 4., Delacroix's painting has become one of the mos famous symbols of the July Revolution and the French love of freedom. Jib F 3., this did n also the year Linc According t Delacroix's painting shows ordinary French citizens who are charging and 5. him a long time their guns at the soldiers of King Charles X. In front of these brave people is the figure of Shockingly, jus 6. the enem in 1865, he was fearless female freedom fighter. Her dress is torn, so her bare breasts 7. her left hand is a gun, and in her right is the future French flag. This is Libertas, the his wife. goddess of liberty. She is leading the French citizens in their fight for freedom in the Jul Revolution. 期 皇冠 The 8. duration of this revolution was but 72 hours. By the Without Americans al influence acr 9. of the 9. presi "Three Glorious* Days," the fighters had taken back their precious freedom from the kin 10. the unjust and greedy king had lost his crown, the people of France no longer ha to suffer under his cruel rule. Liberty had led them to a better, freer future. 註:tribute 致敬 July Revolution 法國七月革命 duration 期間 glorious 榮耀的 註:Gettysbum 1. A (B) to celebrate (C) celebrated 6. (D) celebrating

我想請問第一題 為什麼不能是(B)的被動式 那(C)的repairing可以變名詞嗎？ expensive形容詞後面接名詞

Are 33 a. Nowadays, cellphones have become a necessity in our lives. However, like other manufactured goods, they can be expensive (1) when broken. Considering how fragile some cellphones can be, they are usually used for a short period of time before being discarded without a second thought. They are also replaced as soon as new models become available. These factors have huge environmental consequences, which can only be effectively (2) by recycling. 因 完被 Ith 丟棄。 (3) has been repeatedly proven that tossing away unused electronics 再被證明 丟棄 不用の 電子產品 harms the environment. When burned or buried, the metal, plastics, and the 燒 掩埋 chemicals in cellphones release (4) pollutants into the land, water, and 釋放 污染物 +441 air. Once they're in the environment, they could cause serious damage to plants, animals, and eventually us. Furthermore, the resources needed to produce cellphones are obtained through mining, deforestation, and 採礦 砍森林 industrialization, all of which destroy the environment. 工業化 破采 These problems can be avoided (5) we recycle unwanted cellphones. Hopefully, by using recycled materials, we can better protect Mother Nature 但原願 in the age of consumer electronics. 材料 C2 De 2. (A) clustered 1. (A) to repairing (B) repaired (C) to repair (D) repairing ✓ 3. (A) This (B) bargained (B) So (C) recovered (D) addressed 處理 (C) It (D) Such BA 4. (A) pacific (B) toxic. (C) frantic (D) civic DB. 5. (A) as if (B) now that (C) in case (D) only if 21

想問一下這題 🙏 詳解把數字都加起來了 可是我不太懂 前面幾個數據都沒加起來 為什麼他要加 來個聰明人告訴我 拜託🥺

義題 (28~30.) od nedo zidi vera doidW Nick: Hey, Emily. Would you like a cup of drink? I'm ordering one on UberEats. Emily: Sure. Let me read the menu. Hmm... I'd like a cup of orange green tea. Nick: How about sugar and ice? Emily: Without sugar or ice. Nick: Are you sure? Orange green tea without sugar? That is not yummy. Emily: I know, but I'm trying to have less sugar. You know what? Having drinks with sugar may raise the risk of death, by 29% for men and 63% for WOMEN! Nick: Wow, that much! But I think it's OK if I don't have drinks with sugar every day, right? aquo S aquo S-t aud a-s equa Emily: Take a look at this chart. If you have drinks with sugar one to four cups a month, the risk of death would raise by 1%; two to six cups every week, 6%; one to two cups every day, 14%; more than two cups every day, 15% more than two to six cups every week!guiog al Nick: How about drinks with sweetener? It's not real sugar. (1) Emily: The study said two cups of drinks with sweetener every day may raise the he study said two cups of drinks with 1 risk of death by 26%! we dliw exa Nick: Sounds scary! I'm going to order milk tea without sugar. I don't want to die at a young age! risk 風險 sweetener 代糖 scary可怕的

問問4.5

People from different countries view time differently. Take Mongolians, for example. They seasonally move from place to place, searching blofresh grass for their animals. Due to the extreme weather and the rough ground, it takes time to move around. The more quickly circumstances change, a2gintheir trips become. So, they adopt flexible schedules instead of strict ones. They often arrange appointments "before noon" or "at night" rather than set a certain time to meet. 3 they arrive within the specified period of time, they are considered "on time." (A) However, this is very different from the practice in Japan, 4 ba person is regarded as being "late" if he or she shows up even one minute past the appointed time. This practice dates back to Japan's industrial revolution. At that time, factory employers demanded that employees time for shifts in order to meet tight production schedules. Apparently, people from different cultures view time in their own ways. Without a doubt, times may change, but culture runs deep. 5 on B1. (A) to 2. (A) what difficult ) (B) for uoy Venom (C) into sirgo2\div (D) with \gnol \ st (C) the more difficult (D) the much difficult (B) how difficult 3. (A) Until bed liv sd \b (B) No matter island (C) In spite of \ weiter (D) As long as A 4. (A) where (B) which (C) what 5. (A) punch in (B) punched in (C) were punching ((D) when)外出 (D) had punched

問問3-5

People from different countries view time differently. Take Mongolians, for example. They fresh grass for their animals. Due to the seasonally move from place to place, searching 1 extreme weather and the rough ground, it takes time to move around. The more quickly circumstances change, 2 their trips become. So, they adopt flexible schedules instead of strict ones. They often arrange appointments "before noon" or "at night" rather than set a certain time to meet. 3 they arrive within the specified period of time, they are considered "on time." 4 5 on a person is regarded as being However, this is very different from the practice in Japan, "late" if he or she shows up even one minute past the appointed time. This practice dates back to Japan's industrial revolution. At that time, factory employers demanded that employees time for shifts in order to meet tight production schedules. Apparently, people from different cultures view time in their own ways. Without a doubt, times may change, but culture runs deep. 1. (A) to (B) for (C) into (D) with 2. (A) what difficult (B) how difficult 3. (A) Until (C) the more difficult (D) the much difficult (B) No matter (B) which (C) In spite of (D) As long as X (C) what (D) when 5. (A) punch in (B) punched in (C) were punching (D) had punched A 4. (A) where