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第 21 題
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( 2 ) Countless Nepalis face long battles with anxiety and depression after the country's 21 recurring earthquakes and hundreds of aftershocks, aid workers and mental health professionals warned. Delilah Borja, Save the Children's country director in Nepal, said the organization was "extremely concerned about the emotional well-being" of kids who were caught up 22 the two major quakes. "The second quake 23 particular has created a new level of terrifying uncertainty as those affected must now ask themselves if another deadly earthquake is coming," she said in a statement released on Wednesday. A major 7.8-magnitude quake struck on April 25, killing at least 8,150 people and injuring more than 17,860 as well as destroying 600,000 homes. Tuesday's 7.3-magnitude quake came just as many were regaining 24 security.
( 2 ) Countless Nepalis face long battles with anxiety and depression after the country's 21 recurring earthquakes and hundreds of aftershocks, aid workers and mental health professionals warned. Delilah Borja, Save the Children's country director in Nepal, said the organization was "extremely concerned about the emotional well-being" of kids who were caught up 22 the two major quakes. "The second quake 23 particular has created a new level of terrifying uncertainty as those affected must now ask themselves if another deadly earthquake is coming," she said in a statement released on Wednesday. A major 7.8-magnitude quake struck on April 25, killing at least 8,150 people and injuring more than 17,860 as well as destroying 600,000 homes. Tuesday's 7.3-magnitude quake came just as many were regaining 24 security.
Select the best answer to complete the sentence:
Countless Nepalis face long battles with anxiety and depression after the country's 21 recurring earthquakes and hundreds of aftershocks, aid workers and mental health professionals warned.
Countless Nepalis face long battles with anxiety and depression after the country's 21 recurring earthquakes and hundreds of aftershocks, aid workers and mental health professionals warned.
- A devastating
- B devastated
- C devastate
- D devastative
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請試著思考：當我們形容一個「事物」本身具有某種影響別人的力量（例如這場令人震驚的地震），與形容一個人「內心」感受到這種力量，在英文分詞的字尾變化上（-ing 與 -ed）通常會有什麼樣的區別？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
恭喜你精準地選出了正確答案！這題考查的是分詞（Participle）作為形容詞的用法，你能從語境中判斷出地震與「破壞」之間的邏輯關係，展現了相當紮實的語法功底。
分詞形容詞的語意辨析
在英語語法中，當我們使用動詞轉化的分詞來修飾名詞時，必須區分「主動特質」與「被動感受」。本題的受修飾詞是 earthquakes（地震），地震是造成損害的「來源」，具有毀滅性的「特質」，因此必須選用現在分詞 devastating（破壞性的）來描述其性質。若誤選了過去分詞 devastated，語意則會變成「感到崩潰的」或「被摧毀的」，這通常是用來形容受災後的「人」或「家園」，而非形容地震本身。
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