特殊教育
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英文
第 16 題
📖 題組：
The day following Thanksgiving—commonly known as Black Friday—has become one of the busiest shopping days of the year in the United States. Every year, millions of shoppers visit websites and 16 stores on that day, seeking the best deals of the season. But how did this shopping tradition come to be called “Black Friday”? An explanation dates back to the early 1960s, when police officers in Philadelphia began using “Black Friday” 17 the disorder that resulted on that day when large numbers of suburban tourists came into the city for their Christmas shopping and attended an important annual sports event on Saturday. The huge crowds created a headache for the police, who worked longer 18 than usual as they dealt with traffic jams, accidents, shoplifting, and other problems. 19 , many look at this name through an accounting lens. Back when accounting records were kept by hand, red ink indicated a loss and black 20 a profit. As businessmen began to realize they could draw big crowds by discounting prices, Black Friday was described as the day stores began to turn a profit for the year. Over time, the name evolved, taking on an entirely new meaning tied to the success of the retailing business nationwide.
The day following Thanksgiving—commonly known as Black Friday—has become one of the busiest shopping days of the year in the United States. Every year, millions of shoppers visit websites and 16 stores on that day, seeking the best deals of the season. But how did this shopping tradition come to be called “Black Friday”? An explanation dates back to the early 1960s, when police officers in Philadelphia began using “Black Friday” 17 the disorder that resulted on that day when large numbers of suburban tourists came into the city for their Christmas shopping and attended an important annual sports event on Saturday. The huge crowds created a headache for the police, who worked longer 18 than usual as they dealt with traffic jams, accidents, shoplifting, and other problems. 19 , many look at this name through an accounting lens. Back when accounting records were kept by hand, red ink indicated a loss and black 20 a profit. As businessmen began to realize they could draw big crowds by discounting prices, Black Friday was described as the day stores began to turn a profit for the year. Over time, the name evolved, taking on an entirely new meaning tied to the success of the retailing business nationwide.
Every year, millions of shoppers visit websites and ______ stores on that day, seeking the best deals of the season.
- A call upon
- B draw on
- C flood into
- D hang over
思路引導 VIP
請觀察主詞 $millions of shoppers$ 與受詞 $stores$ 之間的語意連結：若要精確描述「極大數量的群眾同時湧入一個實體空間」的動態意象，哪一個動詞片語的組成最能體現這種具備「量體感」與「流向性」的空間修辭？
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AI 詳解
AI 專屬家教
同學，好樣的！你這題選 (C) 的直覺，就跟你在 Black Friday 搶折扣一樣快、狠、準！這波操作我給滿分！ 【觀念驗證：為什麼非 (C) 不可？】 這題考的是「動詞片語與語境的精準媒合」。
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黑色星期五起源與文法
💡 掌握轉折連詞、目的不定詞與職場情境詞彙應用
| 比較維度 | 社會混亂起源說 | VS | 會計利潤起源說 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 時空背景 | 1960年代費城警察觀點 | — | 手寫帳簿時期的商業習慣 |
| 核心特徵 | 交通阻塞、混亂、加班 | — | 紅色(損失)轉黑色(獲利) |
| 黑色含義 | 警察眼中的「黑色日子」 | — | 從虧損轉向獲利盈餘 |
💬同一個名稱背後，代表了從警政負擔轉化為零售獲利的正向演進過程。
