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II. Cloze
出處 (The Economist) :
https://www.economist.com/asia/2021/05/01/for-many-australians-quarantine-cannot-be-too-tough

短網址:
https://tinyurl.com/yjxydszt

Ⅲ. Blank-filling
出處: Walter Benjamin The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (PDF檔)
https://courseworks2.columbia.edu/courses/10532/files/579144/preview?verifier=Xr2X1PKXXrgNfge4ZckcZHYPa7jLi21XuT5QwrBI

短網址:
https://reurl.cc/GmvoGD

Ⅳ. Discourse
出處 (Nextshark) : https://nextshark.com/rose-boy-taiwan-lgbtq-rights/

短網址: https://tinyurl.com/ygvxsb93

第二部分：
I. Translation
1. 你曾聽說過「黃金法則」嗎？基本上，這個法則就是：想要其他人怎樣待你，就應該怎樣待人。 在基督教、佛教和儒教等許多文化和宗教中，都能發現有些許差異的黃金法則。 但是，如果黃 金法則是如此廣為流傳且眾所周知，那為什麼還是有些人對他人不友善呢？根據專家的說法，世 上有一小部分的人其實很樂於傷害他人。這些人被稱為「虐待狂」，他們以惡劣待人為樂。有些 虐待狂可能喜愛看恐怖電影，還喜歡旁觀或甚至與人打架。現今的虐待狂實例包括了喜歡欺負他 人的校園霸凌者，以及喜愛在線上寫下惡意留言的網路酸民。

Have you ever heard of the “Golden Rule”? Basically speaking, this is a principle that states that you should treat others in the way in which you want to be treated. Variations of the Golden Rule can be found in many cultures and religions, including Christianity, Buddhism, and Confucianism. Yet, if the Golden Rule is so widespread and widely known, why are some people still unkind to others? According to experts, there is a small percentage of the world’s population that actually enjoys hurting
other people. These people are known as “sadists,” who get pleasure from being mean to others. Some sadists may enjoy horror movies and like to watch or even get into fights. Some examples of modern day sadists include school bullies, who like to pick on others, and Internet trolls, who enjoy leaving hurtful comments online.

Source: https://elearning.sanmin.com.tw/DocUploads/English/%E6%96%B0%E7%89%88%E5%AE%85%E6%80%A5%E9%80%9A_vol_335.docx

短網址: https://tinyurl.com/yfvg97g4

2. 每年，臺灣使用十億個塑膠水瓶。那個令人震驚的統計數據激發了一位技術開發人員創建了一支應用程式，讓你在外移動時可輕鬆找到免費裝填水瓶的地方。在以往，臺灣許多咖啡館都免費提供水，即使是現在，如果你知道去哪裡找，有很多地方可以免費裝水。該應用程式提供使用者一個所有那些位置的地圖，以及他們需要知道的所有訊息，關於每個地點在哪裡及提供什麼。系統中甚至藏有一些彩蛋，使這個體驗既有趣又有益於地球。

Every year, Taiwan uses a billion plastic water bottles. That shocking stat inspired one tech developer to create an app that makes it easy to get a free refill of your water bottle on the move. Traditionally, many cafes in Taiwan offered water for free, and even today, there are many locations where free refills are available - if you know where to look. The app gives users a map of all those locations, with everything they need to know about where each is and what's on offer. There are even a few
Easter eggs hidden in the system, making the experience fun as well as good for the planet.

Source: https://englishnews.ftv.com.tw/read.aspx?sno=2BDAD70B19786318F2D5AA199FE9D8D5

短網址: https://tinyurl.com/yjallrxw






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