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氫原子光譜與波耳氫原子模型

氫原子光譜與芮得柏方程式

光的波動性

單位有:

1nm=109 m1A˚=1010 m
頻率排名:
γ>X>>>>>

可見光波長範圍大概在 400奈米~700奈米左右


光的粒子性

-普朗克提出光的能量和頻率成正比
-愛因斯坦認為光具有粒子的性質,稱為光子

E=h×ν=h×cλ{E: ()h:=6.626×1034 /

E()ν1λ


氫原子光譜

-為不連續的明線光譜,每一條譜線都對應一條特定頻率、波長的光
-光譜可分為三塊:紫外光區、可見光區、紅外光區
-每塊的線之間的間隔有規律性,各相鄰光譜線之間隨著頻率增加而越來越近


芮得柏方程式

1885年,瑞士數學老師巴耳末找到氫原子光譜可見光區前4條譜線波長的經驗公式

λ=λ0×n2n24λ0=364.6nmn=345......

芮得柏方程式只是經驗公式,芮得柏未能深入研究這一公式其中的物理意義。直到1913年丹麥物理學家波耳創立了波耳模型,芮得柏方程式的物理意義才得到合理的解釋


波耳的氫原子學說

拉塞福原子模型有兩個問題

1. 不能解釋原子之穩定性: 電子繞核作高速圓周運動時,必因加速而有電磁輻射放出,電子能量急速減少,必會循螺線型趨向原子核,直至墜入核中而崩潰,事實不然,氫原子相當穩定。2. 不能解釋明線之原子光譜: 當電子輻射能量而逐漸接近原子核時,應放出頻率越來越高的電磁波而產生連續光譜,但事實上氫原子為明線光譜。


波耳在古典物理法則加入以下兩個假設。

  1. 第一假設:

    1. 氫原子的電子只在特定半徑的圓形軌道上運動。當電子在這些軌道以外的地方運行時。電子將不在輻射能量亦不吸收能量而成穩定態,這些軌道自原子核由內而外分別以
      n=12345.......
      等表示。
    2. 在軌道上運動的電子,都具有一定的能量,這些能量的高低以能階表示。
      波耳計算出氫原子電子在第
      n
      個軌道上的能量為
      En
      En=kn2k=1312kj / mol  2.179×1018 J/
      1. n=1
        的軌道最靠近原子核,半徑最小,能量最低,稱為基態。
      2. n
        越大,軌道離原子核愈遠,半徑愈大,能量越高,
        n>1
        的能量高於基態,稱為激發態。

  2. 第二假設:

    1. 在基態
      (n=1)
      的電子吸收能量後,能夠躍遷至較高能階,其吸收的能量等於兩能階的能量差。
    2. 當電子由一個較高能階
      (EH)
      躍遷至較低能階
      (EL)
      時,電子會將兩能階的能量差以電磁波的形式放出而產生光譜。
      ΔE=EHEL=(knH2)(knL2)=k(1nL21nH2)ν=kh(1nL21nH2)=R(1nL21nH2)R() =3.29×1015s1λ=cν=cR×1(1nL21nH2)

氫原子光譜系列:

  1. 來曼系列(紫外光區) :電子由
    n>1
    降至
    n=1
    所產生的光譜。
  2. 巴耳末系列(可見光區):電子由
    n>2
    降至
    n=2
    所產生的光譜。
  3. 帕申系列(紅外光區):電子由
    n>3
    降至
    n=3
    所產生的光譜。

這3個系列以外的都是紅外區,也就是降至

n>3的都是紅外光區
(n=n=n)


原子軌域

原子軌域



原子能階

假如是多電子原子同一主量子數

n
n2
個軌域的能量不一定一樣。


1-3

電子組態


週期表


原子性質的週期性

原子半徑與離子半徑:


游離能


電子親和力


重點整理

c=λν=3×108,m/sRH=1.097×102,nm1En=kn2E=hν=hcλν1λ=RH(1nL21nH2)(1nL21nH2)ΔE=hΔν=k(1nL21nH2)

系列 終點
n
區域
來曼 1 紫外光
巴耳末 2 可見光
帕申 3 紅外光

;;

;;;;

同族(由上到下)

Li<Na<K

Li>Na>K

同週期(由左到右)

例:

Na>Mg>Al

Na<Mg<Al


等電子(電子數相同)

例:

N3>O2>F>Na+>Mg2+

↑⇒$


同元素(不同離子)

例:

O2>O>O+


游離能

基本:


趨勢:

$ 同族:↓$
$ 同週期:↑(整體)$


第二週期第一游離能

Ne>F>O>N>C>Be>B>Li


「半徑小=抓得緊=游離能大;核電荷大=抓更緊」


數學公式

ABCabc
tanθ=sinθcosθcos2θ+sin2θ=11+tan2θ=1cos2θ

 asinA=bsinB=csinC=2R

a2=b2+c22bccosAb2=c2+a22cacosAc2=a2+b22abcosC

srs=2rπ×a360=r×a180π=r θθ=a180π=sr1(rad)=180π57.3π=180

cos(θ)=cosθsin(θ)=sinθcos(π2θ)=sinθsin(π2θ)=cosθcos(α+β)=cosαcosβsinαsinβcos(αβ)=cosαcosβ+sinαsinβsin(α+β)=sinαcosβ+cosαsinβsin(αβ)=sinαcosβcosαsinβtan(α+β)=tanα+tanβ1tanαtanβtan(αβ)=tanαtanβ1+tanαtanβcos2α=cos2αsin2αsin2α=2sinαcosαtan2α=2tanα1tan2αcosθ2=1+cosθ2sinθ2=1cosθ2tanθ2=1cosθ1+cosθasinθ+bcosθ=a2+b2sin(θ+α)αa2+b2(a,b)x滿2cosα=aa2+b2sinα=ba2+b2

海龍公式推導

由餘弦定理:cosA=b2+c2a22bcsinA=1cos2A面積公式:S=12bcsinAS=12bc1(b2+c2a22bc)2=12bc4b2c2(b2+c2a2)24b2c2=144b2c2(b2+c2a2)2整理後可得:S=14(a+b+c)(a+b+c)(ab+c)(a+bc)令半周長 s=a+b+c2S=s(sa)(sb)(sc)

三角函數表

secθ=1cosθ
cscθ=1sinθ

cotθ=1tanθ

θ
弧度
sinθ
cosθ
tanθ
cotθ
secθ
cscθ
0
0
0
1
0
1
15
π12
624
6+24
23
2+3
62
6+2
30
π6
12
32
13
3
23
2
45
π4
22
22
1
1
2
2
60
π3
32
12
3
13
2
23
75
5π12
6+24
624
2+3
23
6+2
62
90
π2
1
0
0
1

物理

動量衝量

p=mv=2mkk=12mv2=p22m
ifm:Δp=mΔv

Δp=pp0=mΔv=maΔt=FΔt=J

Δm=0:Fav=ΔpΔt=mΔvΔt=maav

1m1mNN

M=m1+m2+.....mN

rc=m1r1+m2r2+....mNrNm1+m2+.....mN

vc=m1v1+m2v2+....mNvNm1+m2+.....mN

ac=m1a1+m2a2+....mNaNm1+m2+.....mN

Pcenter=Ptotal=

當系統不受外力作用或淨力為零時時,動量不會改變,稱為動量守恆。

力矩

τrL
τ=r×F=r(Fsinθ)=Fb=rF

τ=r×F=r×dPdt=d(r×P)dtdrdt×P=d(r×P)dt=limΔt0ΔLΔtF=dPdt

L=r×p=r×(mv)

τ=r×F=ΔLΔt0


英文

課文

7

Paragraph 1
Everyone has his or her own favorite way of spending free time. Some like to have fun by
playing video games or surfing social networking sites. Others choose to keep their minds sharp by reading books and newspapers. Still others, however, seek fun as well as knowledge. Such people are the perfect audience for the series of short online videos known as TED Talks, which share information from expert speakers on various topics.
每個人都有自己打發空閒時間的最愛方式。有些人喜歡藉著打電動遊戲或是瀏覽社交網站
來尋找樂趣。有些人選擇藉著閱讀書籍報紙來讓思維敏捷。然而,還有些人尋求樂趣與知識
。這類人正是一系列稱為TED演講的網路短片的理想觀眾,這些短片分享由各領域專家演講
者所提供的資訊。
Paragraph 2
The history behind TED, which stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design, is also worth talking about. Ever since this nonprofit foundation was established in 1984, it has provided a platform for people to share their thoughts and findings. The first conference was held that same year, with the slogan “ideas worth spreading.” During the meeting, each speaker was given eighteen minutes to present his or her ideas. As TED conferences became increasingly popular, it was clear to the organizers that they should invite thinkers from a broader range of fields to come and speak. These fields included philosophy, business, and medicine. In 2007, the website TED.com was launched, and many of the speakers’ talks were uploaded for the public to watch for free. At present, the collection of TED Talk videos is growing week by week, and it has helped spread new ideas around the world.
TED代表科技、娛樂與設計,其背後的歷史也值得一提。自1984年創立起,這個非營利組
織一直提供一個讓人們分享想法與調查結果的機會。首場研討會在同年舉辦,以「值得傳播
的想法」為口號。在該場會議中,每位講者有十八分鐘可以呈現自己的想法。隨著TED研討
會愈來愈受到歡迎,對籌辦者而言,顯然他們應該自較廣泛的領域種類邀請思想家蒞臨演講
。這些領域包括哲學、商業以及醫學。在2007年,網站TED.com發布,許多講者的演講都被
上傳,讓大眾可以免費觀看。目前TED演講的影片總量每週都在增加,並幫助將新觀念傳播
至世界各地。

Paragraph 3
Over the years, numerous celebrities have given TED Talks and shared valuable insights with
their audiences. One was chef Jamie Oliver, who presented his idea of starting a food revolution.
Oliver wanted to improve people’s health by teaching everyone how to choose and prepare healthy
meals. Another was James Cameron, the director of the movies Aliens and Avatar. Cameron talked
about his childhood fascination with science fiction. He also spoke of how his interest in space,aliens, and robots eventually led him to make blockbuster films. Still another was Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. It is interesting that Bill Gates didn’t talk about computers. Instead, he discussed the importance and the methods of controlling the spread of diseases like Ebola. These are just a few examples of the celebrity speakers who have left millions feeling inspired through their TED Talks.
這些年來,許多名人做了TED 演講,並與他們的觀眾分享了寶貴的見解。其中一位是主
廚傑米.奧利佛,他介紹了他發起食物革命的理念。奧利佛想要藉由教導每個人如何選擇及
準備健康的餐點,來改善人們的健康。另一位講者是詹姆斯.卡麥隆,電影《異形2》及《
阿凡達》的導演。卡麥隆談到他童年時對科幻小說的著迷。他也說到他對太空、外星人以及

機器人的興趣,最終引導他拍出賣座電影。還有另一位講者是微軟的共同創辦人比爾.蓋茲
。有趣的是比爾.蓋茲並沒有談論電腦。相反地,他探討了控制像伊波拉等疾病蔓延的重要
性與方法。這些只是一些名人演講者透過他們的TED演講讓數百萬人受到啟發的例子。
Paragraph 4
Listening to one of these TED Talks is like standing on the shoulders of a giant—you get to see
farther and understand more. You won’t realize just how much you can learn in eighteen minutes
unless you give it a try. In fact, there is a good chance that these talks will broaden your horizons and even inspire you to try to change the world.
聽這些TED 演講之中的一場就像站在一位巨人的肩膀上──你能夠看得更遠,懂得更多。
除非你嘗試聽一次,否則你不會明白你在十八分鐘內可以學到多少東西。事實上,很有可能
這些演講將會拓展你的視野,甚至啟發你去設法改變這個世界。


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Paragraph 1
Taking part in a student exchange program has really opened my eyes to the cultural
differences between my country and Taiwan. One of the most memorable parts of my trip occurred
when my host family invited me to a wedding banquet in Kaohsiung.
參加交換學生計畫真的讓我對於我的國家和臺灣之間的文化差異大開眼界。旅程中最令人
難忘的部分之一發生在我的接待家庭邀請我到高雄參加的一場婚宴之時。

Paragraph 2
Upon arriving at the banquet, I soon realized that it was totally different from what I’d expected. Back in the US, banquets are usually held in large dining halls. This one, on the other hand, was taking place right out in the street! Put up to shelter all the guests from the fierce sun, a huge tent occupied nearly half the street. However, the pedestrians or the people in passing vehicles paid no attention. Under the tent, guests sat at large round tables, chatting cheerfully. At one end of this temporary tent, there were cooks and assistants working energetically to prepare platters of delicious-looking food.
一到宴席會場,我很快就發現跟我預期的完全不同。在美國家鄉,宴席通常辦在大宴會廳
。然而,這一場宴席卻辦在外頭的馬路上!一個大帳篷被搭了起來為所有的婚禮賓客遮蔽烈
日,也就占據了幾乎一半的馬路。然而,路人或是來往車輛上的人都不予理會。在帳篷下,
賓客們坐於大圓桌,開懷閒聊。在這個臨時帳篷的一端,有廚師和助手正奮力地工作,準備
一盤盤看起來很美味的食物。

Paragraph 3
Being quite curious about how this fascinating custom of “open-air” banquets had come about, I
asked my host parents. The host father explained that this kind of banquet, known as a “ban-doh” in
Taiwanese, originated in the countryside. In the old days, when people gathered for a special event
such as a wedding or an elder’s birthday, everyone in the neighborhood would cooperate to arrange a ban-doh. The host would prepare all the ingredients for the meal, and the neighbors would help
out. Some would do the cooking, while others might provide tables, chairs, and eating utensils or
assist in other ways. They would then all relax and enjoy the banquet together. The ban-doh back
then was all about enjoying a sense of community and togetherness.
我相當好奇這個迷人的「露天」宴席習俗如何發生,我問了接待家庭的父母。接待家庭的
爸爸解釋說,這種臺語稱做「辦桌」的宴席起源於鄉間。在過去,當人們為了特別的事情(
如婚禮或長輩的生日)相聚時,附近的每個人就會合作安排一場辦桌。主人會準備這餐所有
的食材,鄰居們都會來幫忙。有些人負責煮菜,另一些人則負責提供桌椅及餐具或以其他方
式幫忙。然後,他們就會放鬆,一起享受這場宴席。那時候的辦桌主要是享受社群歸屬及團
聚的感覺。
Paragraph 4
My host mother added that toward the end of the banquet, the host would provide containers for
the guests to pack up the leftovers and take them home. Since it was usually late and dark when the
guests started leaving, the host would also often hand out torches to them to help light their way
home. Seeing lines of people strolling home with torches and bags of food in their hands is
something that older folks in Taiwan still remember. Although some aspects of the ban-doh have
changed in modern times, the spirit of gathering together to have fun has always remained.

我的接待家庭媽媽補充說,接近宴席的尾聲,主人會提供容器給賓客們打包剩菜並帶回家
。因為賓客們開始離開時通常時間已晚、天色又暗,主人也經常會發放火把給他們,以幫忙
點亮他們回家的路。看著一排排的人手裡拿著火把和打包的食物散步回家,是老一輩臺灣人
仍記得的光景。雖然辦桌的一些作法在現代已經改變,歡聚一堂的精神一直維持不變。
Paragraph 5
  Having the chance to experience this fascinating event, I feel truly lucky. It is the first story that
I will share with my friends and family when they ask me about my student exchange experience in
Taiwan.
能有機會體驗這個迷人的活動,我感到很幸運。當我的朋友家人問我關於在臺灣當交換學
生的經驗時,這是我頭一件會跟他們分享的事情。


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Paragraph 1
Have you ever heard the term “paparazzi”? Or how about “Photoshop” used as a verb? Both of
these are examples of eponyms. An eponym is a word which usually started out as the name of
someone or something but took on a more general meaning later on.
你有沒有聽過「狗仔隊」?或是Photoshop當成動詞用呢?這兩個詞都是「借名成字」的
例子。所謂借名成字,一開始原為某人或某物的名字,之後卻被賦予了比較普遍的意義。
Paragraph 2
An example of an eponym that is** derived from** a person’s name is “paparazzi.” It is said that this
word came from a character called Paparazzo in the Italian film La Dolce Vita. Set in Rome, the
film is about the writer of a popular newspaper column featuring celebrity gossip. Paparazzo is a photographer who works with the writer to reveal the secret lives of celebrities. After the film was released in 1960, people began to use the word paparazzo and its plural form paparazzi to refer to all photographers who chase celebrities around.
由人物名稱借代而得的一個例子便是paparazzi(狗仔隊)。據說,此詞源自於義大利電影
《甜蜜的生活》中一位名為Paparazzo的角色。電影背景設定在羅馬,關於一位專寫名人八卦
的名專欄作家。劇中,Paparazzo是與這位作家搭檔的攝影記者,將名人的私密生活公諸於世
。影片於1960年上映後,人們便開始將paparazzo與其複數型paparazzi用來泛指到處跟拍名人
的狗仔隊。
Paragraph 3
Product-based eponyms such as Photoshop, on the other hand, are brand names that are
commonly used to describe other similar products, or in this case an action. Photoshop is an image-editing software program created by Adobe Inc. It is used to create, modify, or digitally combine images and photographs. Since it was first released in 1987, Photoshop has become the standard software used by photographers and designers around the world. It became so widely known that over time, people began to use “Photoshop” as a verb to mean “to edit a photo.” For example, no
matter what software program is actually used, you could say, “The picture has obviously been
photoshopped.” In the beginning, Adobe was not pleased that people were using their product name
to describe the work of other companies’ products, but the eponym has become too popular for
them to stop its widespread usage.
另一方面,如Photoshop等根據產品而生成的字,都是一些品牌名稱,一般用來描述與其
類似的產品,或是以Photoshop而言則是用來描述一個動作。Photoshop是一個由Adobe公司所
開發的影像處理軟體,用來繪製、修改或數位合成影像和照片。自1987年推出以來
,Photoshop便成為全球攝影師與設計師使用的標準軟體。由於這個軟體太廣為人知,時間
一久大家逐漸開始將Photoshop當成動詞來表達「編輯圖片」之意。舉例來說,不管你實際
上用了什麼影像編輯軟體,你都可以說:「這張圖很明顯被photoshop過了。」一開始
,Adobe對於自家產品名被人用來描述其他公司產品所做的事不太高興,但這樣的借代用法
變得太普遍,擋也擋不住。
Paragraph 4
  As you can see, eponyms play an important role in creating new words in our society. Language is constantly changing with the adoption of new words and alternative uses for existing words. Who knows what new words we will think up next?

如你所見,借名成字在我們社會中扮演造新字的要角。隨著新字和舊字新用的情況產生,
語言也在不斷變化。誰會知道我們接下來又會想出什麼新字呢?


單字

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  1. seek [sik] vt. 尋求;尋找 (sought—sought—seeking) to look for, or pursue
    Jenny’s father is eager to make more money and is seeking new ways of growing his business.

  2. audience [ɔdɪəns] n. [C] 觀眾;聽眾 a group of people who gather together to listen to a talk or watch a performance
    Though Johnny had never given a speech to an audience of over two thousand people, he wasn’t nervous at all when speaking on the stage.

  3. series[siriz] n. [C] 系列 a group of similar events or creative works
    Harry Potter is a series of novels that is popular among readers around the world.

  4. technology [tɛk nɑlədʒɪ] n. [U, C] 科技 useful ways in which scientific
    knowledge is applied
    The rapid development in medical technology can help save millions of patients’ lives.
    Our company is experimenting with new technologies in order to make better products.

  1. worth [wɝθ] adj. 值得……的 good enough for
    The restaurant serves excellent French cuisine. It’s worth a try.
  1. foundation [faʊn deʃən] n. [C] 基金會 an organization or operation
    established to provide money for a certain purpose
    Two years ago, Monica set up a foundation aimed at finding a cure for breast cancer.
    - foundation n. [C] 基礎
    This course provides a solid foundation in web design. It covers all the basic skills.
    found [faʊnd] vt. 創立;建設
    Google was founded in 1998 by two students at Stanford University.

  2. conference [ kɑnfərəns] n. [C] 會議;研討會 a large formal meeting in which
    people gather to talk about important matters
    Clara is attending a conference with two co-workers in Los Angeles.

  3. increasingly [ɪnkrisɪŋlɪ] adv. 愈來愈…… more and more
    As summer approaches, the days become increasingly warm.

  1. organizer [ ɔrgəˏnaɪzɚ] n. [C] 組織者;籌辦者 a person who plans or
    arranges a certain event
    The main organizer of the parade is a woman who has been planning weddings and graduation ceremonies for years.
  1. broad [brɔd] adj. 廣泛的 covering a wide variety
    Our school provides numerous courses and a broad choice of club activities for students.
  1. range [rendʒ] n. [C] 種類;系列 a selection of different things of a certain
    type
    A menu above the counter listed a wide range of teas for customers to choose from.
  1. field [fild] n. [C] 領域 a specific area of work or study
    Most of the key speakers at this international conference are experts in the field of space travel.

  2. philosophy [fə lɑsəfɪ] n. [U] 哲學 the study of the nature of human life and
    thoughts
    Studying philosophy helped Sarah learn more about herself.

  3. launch [lɔntʃ] vt. 發行 to allow a new product, company, or website to
    become available to the public for the first time
    The company will launch their new product in France tomorrow.

  1. collection [kə lɛkʃən] n. [C] 一堆、群、批……等 a group of things or people
    During the sale at the furniture store, a huge collection of tables and chairs was on display outside the door.
  1. numerous [njumərəs] adj. 許多的 many; large in number
    There are numerous hotels along the coast, so it won’t be hard to find a place to stay.

  2. celebrity [sə lɛbrətɪ] n. [C] 名人 a person who is widely known or famous
    All the leading characters became international celebrities after the TV drama was broadcast worldwide.

  3. fascination [ˏfæsṇ eʃən] n. [U] 著迷 a strong interest in something or someone
    Tina watched in fascination as the movie went on.

  1. fiction [fɪkʃən] n. [U] 小說 books or stories that describe imaginary characters and events instead of actual facts
    Pride and Prejudice is one of the most famous examples of romantic fiction.

  2. discuss [dɪ skʌs] vt. 探討;闡述 to share detailed opinions or ideas on a topic, either in speech or in writing
    This topic will be discussed in detail in the next chapter.

  1. method [`mɛθəd] n. [C] 方式 a specific way to do something or process of doing something
    Ben adopted an effective method of studying and got good grades on this exam.

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  1. exchange [ɪks tʃendʒ] n. [C] (不同國家人民的)交流,交換(計畫) an arrangement by which people from different countries visit each other’s homes, schools, or companies
    While taking part in a six-month exchange program in Canada, Heather improved her English as well as her French.
  1. expect [ɪk spɛkt] vt. 預期 to hope, believe, or think that someone will do something or that something will occur in the future
    Most passengers expected that the train would be on time, but it was half an hour late.
  1. shelter [ʃɛltɚ] vt. 遮蔽 to provide someone with cover or protection from the weather or danger
    Flora usually uses an umbrella to shelter herself from the sunshine.
  1. fierce [fɪrs] adj. (天氣狀況)強烈的 (of weather conditions) strong and powerful
    The weather forecast suggested that people stay indoors to avoid the fierce midday heat.
  1. occupy [ɑkjəˏpaɪ] vt. 占據(時間或空間) (occupiedoccupiedoccupying) to use up, or to take up, a certain amount of space or time
    When Joyce went shopping, finding a new dress occupied most of her time.
  1. vehicle [viɪkḷ] n. [C] 車輛;交通工具 a machine for transporting people or things, especially a car
    Scooters are vehicles commonly seen on the roads in Taiwan.

  2. temporary [tɛmpəˏrɛrɪ] adj. 臨時的;暫時的 lasting just for a short time
    People whose homes were destroyed by the earthquake can stay in a temporary shelter while their houses are being rebuilt.

  3. assistant [ə sɪstənt] n. [C] 助手;助理 a person who helps someone in a higher position do a job
    Dr. Barry has hundreds of students, so he relies on a teaching assistant to help manage his classes.

  1. curious [kjʊrɪəs] adj. 好奇的 eager to know something
    The reporter was curious about the murder case and hoped to get as many details about it as possible.
  1. originate [ə rɪdʒəˏnet] vi. 起源 to occur or appear for the very first time
    Fortune cookies, which are normally served at Chinese restaurants in the US, actually originated in Japan.
  1. event[ɪ vɛnt] n. [C] 事件 a thing that occurs, especially something important
    You can learn much about the world by reading newspaper articles that discuss current events.

  2. elder [ɛldɚ] n. [C] 長輩 an older person, especially someone who has considerable experience and authority
    In many African villages, elders are deeply respected for having the experience and wisdom that come with age.

  1. neighborhood [nebɚˏhʊd] n. [C] 鄰近地區 the area which someone or something is in
    It will be convenient for us to exercise after the new sports center in our neighborhood opens.

  2. cooperate [ko ɑpəˏret] vi. 合作 to work with someone in order to complete a task or achieve a goal
    Fast-food restaurants often cooperate with toy makers in providing toys to attract more children.

  1. arrange [ə rendʒ] vt. vi. 安排 to organize or plan something
    Mike has arranged a trip to Japan with his family during Chinese New Year.
    If necessary, the hotel can arrange for a shuttle to take its guests to and from the station.
  1. relax [rɪ læks] vi. 放鬆 to rest by doing something pleasant
    With a whole day to spend at the beach, the family could just relax in the sun and take it easy.

  2. container [kən tenɚ] n. [C] 容器 an empty object, such as a bottle or box, made for holding things
    If you want to heat up food in the microwave, be sure not to put it in a plastic container.

  1. stroll [strol] vi. 散步 to walk slowly and easily, usually simply to relax or to look around
    Hand in hand, the young lovers strolled along the lakeside without a care in the world.
  1. aspect [æspɛkt] n. [C] 方面 a certain feature or part of a situation, idea, problem, etc.
    Location is an important aspect of tea farming. Different places can produce totally different teas.

  2. spirit [`spɪrɪt] n. sing. 基本精神;本質 the unifying nature or quality of something
    All of these baseball players have a strong team spirit.


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  1. general [dʒɛnərəl] adj. 一般的;非專門的 not limited or specialized in usage
    Eagles, owls, chickens, and ducks all fall under the general term of “birds.”
  1. derive [də raɪv] vt. 起源於 to be born out of or come from something else
    The English word “language” is derived from the Latin word for “tongue.”
  1. feature [fitʃɚ] vt. 以……為特色 to include someone or something as an important part
    This company’s latest smartphone features a better camera than any other phone on the market.
  1. gossip [gɑsəp] n. [U] 流言;八卦 discussion or rumors about other people’s personal affairs, especially when they are absent
    Lately, lots of gossip about the actor’s affair has been going around in show business.
  1. reveal [rɪ vil] vt. 洩漏;透露 to let out a secret or to make something known for the first time
    Andy didn’t want to reveal his travel plans to anyone but his best friend.

  2. release [rɪ lis] vt. 公開發行 to make something available in public for the first time
    When the final novel in the series was recently released, fans waited in line for hours to get a copy.

  1. chase [tʃes] vt. vi. 追逐 to pursue someone or something in order to catch them
    After chasing the fox for almost an hour, the exhausted dog gave up and left.
    In his dream, Rusty was running for his life as a huge and fierce tiger chased after him.
  1. brand [brænd] n. [C] 品牌 a type of product that has its own name and is made by a particular company
    When it comes to soft drinks, Coca-Cola is the most famous brand.

  2. image [ɪmɪdʒ] n. [C] 影像 a visual representation of someone or something, usually seen in a mirror or on a screen
    Baby Ruth was very curious when she first noticed her own image in the mirror.

  1. edit [ɛdɪt] vt. 編輯 to change something in order to improve or correct it
    It is important to carefully edit an essay before handing it in.
  1. modify [mɑdəˏfaɪ] vt. 修改 to make small changes to something to ensure that it looks, works, or fits better
    The engineer modified the design to improve the performance of the system.
  1. digitally [dɪdʒɪtəlɪ] adv. 數位地 using computer technology to record, store, or send data on an electronic device
    You can store the photos digitally on the phone and view them directly on the screen.
  1. combine [kəm baɪn] vt. vi. 結合 to use or join two or more things together
    To make the sauce for the fish, simply combine some lemon juice with a splash of vinegar.
    When the two chemicals combine, they will release harmful gases.
  1. standard [stændɚd] adj. 標準的 of average quality rather than having special features
    Several standard hotel rooms are available at a cheaper rate, but they don’t have a balcony with an ocean view.
  1. widespread [waɪd͵sprɛd] adj. 廣泛的 common or occurring among large numbers of people or over a large area
    The typhoon has caused widespread damage in the area.

  2. usage [jusɪdʒ] n. [U] (語彙的)用法 the way in which the words of a language are used and understood
    The earliest recorded usage of the word “dude” dates back to the 1880s.

  3. constantly [kɑnstəntlɪ] adv. 持續地 without stopping or all the time
    To learn a foreign language well, you have to practice it constantly.

  1. alternative [ɔl tɝnətɪv] adj. 另類的;非傳統的 not the same as the common, usual, or traditional way
    When doctors failed to cure his cancer, Lance started researching alternative medicines.
  1. existing [ɪg zɪstɪŋ] adj. 現有的;現存的 already found or in use at present
    Mark’s goal is to improve his existing class score average from seventy percent to eighty percent next semester.

片語

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  1. as well as 和;除了……以外 in addition to
    Each student will be given a textbook as well as a notebook before the class.
  2. for free 免費 not costing anything
    Ten lucky winners can go to the concert for free. It will not cost a cent!
  3. at present 目前;現在 now
    Clive used to like comedies, but at present he’s more interested in horror movies.
  4. givea try 嘗試…… to experience or attempt to do something
    Penny decided to give green tea a try to see how it tasted.
  5. broaden one’s horizons 拓展(某人的)視野 to learn more or to open one’s
    mind, especially by trying new things or visiting new places
    Hank learned so much during his trip across Europe. It really broadened his horizons.

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  1. take part in 參加 to participate in; to be involved in
    Over ten thousand people from around the country took part in the singing contest.
  2. take place 舉行;發生 to happen, especially after being arranged
    The FIFA World Cup takes place every four years.
  3. come about 發生 to happen, especially in a way that is not planned
    This book explains how extreme weather on earth has come about.
  4. help () out 幫忙 to assist others, especially when they are not able to do something themselves
    The breakfast shop is always busy on weekends, so the owner’s sons usually help him out.
  5. hand out 發放 to give things to individual members of a group
    As Mrs. Brink concluded the day’s lesson, she handed out a reading list to all the students.

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  1. take on 開始具有 to start to have or show a specific quality
    As soon as Darren grew a beard, he took on the appearance of an older man.
  2. later on 之後 sometime after that, further into the future, or at a later point in time
    The family began their European holiday in Spain. Later on, they visited France and Germany.
  3. in the beginning 起初 at the start or at first
    In the beginning, Jasmine didn’t like Kenny. However, they became great friends after they got to know each other better.
  4. tooto 太……而無法…… to such a degree that something is not
    possible
    Nora tried to calm Kevin down, but he was too angry to listen to anybody.
  5. play a/anrole (in) 扮演……的角色 to provide a certain function
    It is obvious that learners’ motivation plays an important role in learning English.
  6. think up 想出 to come up with or imagine a new idea, story, method, or solution
    Eva doesn’t want to go to Wayne’s party, so she needs to think up a good excuse.

補充單字

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TED Talks [tɛd tɔks] n. TED演講(不同領域的專家以演講形式於TED平台與大眾分享資訊)
social networking site [soʃəl nɛtwɝkɪŋ saɪt] n. [C] 社交網站
platform [plætˏfɔrm] n. usually sing. (公開表達看法的)機會
slogan [slogən] n. [C] 口號;標語
upload [ʌp lod] vt. 上傳
insight [ɪnˏsaɪt] n. [C] 見解
chef [ʃɛf] n. [C] 主廚
Jamie Oliver [dʒemi ɑləvɚ] n. 傑米•奧利佛
James Cameron [dʒemz kæmərən] n. 詹姆斯•卡麥隆
Aliens [ elɪənz] n. 《異形2》
Avatar [ævəˏtɑr] n. 《阿凡達》
blockbuster [blɑkˏbʌstɚ] n. [C] 賣座鉅片
Bill Gates [bɪl gets] n. 比爾•蓋茲
co-founder [koˏfaʊndɚ] n. [C] 共同創辦人
Microsoft [ maɪkrosɔft] n. 微軟
Ebola [ɪ bolə] n. 伊波拉


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ban-doh [bænˏdɔ] n. [C] (臺語)辦桌
authentic [ɔ θɛntɪk]  adj. 道地的;真正的
banquet [bæŋkwɪt] n. [C] 宴會
tent [tɛnt] n. [C] 帳篷
platter [plætɚ] n. [C] 大淺盤
utensil [ju tɛnsḷ] n. [C] (廚房或用餐的)器具
leftovers [lɛftˏovɚz] n. pl. 剩菜
folks [foks] n. pl. 人們


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eponym [ɛpəˏnɪm] n. [C] 借名成字(以人名、品牌名稱來命名的方式)
paparazzi [͵pɑpə rɑtsɪ] n. pl. 狗仔隊(單數形為paparazzo)
Photoshop [ fotoˏ ʃɑp] n. Photoshop(一款由Adobe開發和發行的影像處理軟體)
verb [vɝb] n. [C] 動詞
Paparazzo [ˏpɑpə rɑtso] n. 義大利名(為一部義大利電影的角色名稱)
Italian [ɪ tæljən] adj. 義大利的
La Dolce Vita [͵lɑ dɔtʃɚ vitə] n. The Sweet Life《甜蜜的生活》(一部1960年上映的義大利電影)
plural [ plʊrəl] n. [C] 複數
software [sɔft͵wɛr] n. [U] 軟體
Adobe Inc. [ə dobɪ ɪŋk] n. Adobe公司(為美國一家跨國電腦軟體公司)


文法

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Honey, I’m sorry to have kept you waiting for so long.(1)
Leave me alone!(2)
Listen, honey. I’d gotten this for you, but I left it at home.(3) So I went back and
Yes, I do!
在此語境中,句(1)Shrek對Fiona「等待太久」而感到抱歉,句(2) Fiona想要「獨自一人」,句(3) Shrek發現戒指「留在家裡」,因此使用「keep/leave/find + O + V-ing/p.p./adj./prep.」的句型,來帶出該動詞後面受詞的附帶狀態,使語意更完整。
S + keep/leave/find + O + V-ing/p.p./adj./prep…..
此句型用於說明keep/leave/find三個動詞後面所接受詞的附帶狀態,表達「使/任由/發現……處於某種狀態」,使其語意更完整。
keep/leave/find後面須接一個名詞當受詞受詞後面可接:
現在分詞:表主動
持續進行的動作
Don’t leave your car running while you fill it with gas.
過去分詞:表被動或已經完成動作
I was surprised to find the door unlocked when I got home.
形容詞:表狀態
It’s so hot in this room. Please keep the windows open.
介系詞/介系詞片語:表狀態或位置
Hank woke up and found his dog beside his bed.


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LeBron James May Return from Ankle Injury Next Week

After taking a long break, LeBron James has finally recovered from his ankle sprain and is expected to be back on court next week.

在此語境中,新聞的副標題主要報導LeBron James傷後將重返球場的消息,而他長時間休養則是背景資訊,因此使用分詞構句的句型,以分詞表達背景資訊,進而襯托主要訊息。

(Conj.) V-ing/p.p, S + V….

  1. 此句型是由從屬連接詞(when、while、after、before、because、although 等)連接的從屬子句簡化而成的分詞構句,當兩個子句主詞相同時,從屬子句的簡化步驟如下:
    (1) 省略連接詞與主詞。
    (2) 將動詞改為分詞,主動用現在分詞(V-ing)被動用過去分詞(p.p.)
    (3) 若要簡化的子句為否定句,則在分詞前加上not
    When she cleaned her son’s room, Rita came across an old family photo.

→ Cleaning her son’s room, Rita came across an old family photo.
Because it didn’t know how to get out of the cage, the dog barked angrily.

→ Not knowing how to get out of the cage, the dog barked angrily.
2. 將從屬連接詞省略後,若會造成語意不清,則可保留從屬連接詞
Before going to her office, Amanda always gets a cup of coffee at the convenience store.(例句中的兩個動作有先後順序之分,為幫助讀者正確判讀句意,故保留連接詞before。)
3. 分詞構句主要是讓從屬子句更為精簡,經簡化後,分詞的功能為提示背景資訊或說明主詞特性,進而凸顯主要子句的內容。
Although born without arms and legs, Nick Vujicic has overcome all his challenges and lives a life of joy and fulfillment.


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Spain UK Iceland
It is believed that eating twelve grapes as the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve will bring you twelve months of good luck. It is thought that saying “white rabbits” on the first day of the month before saying anything else will bring you good luck. If you move to a new house, make sure you do so on a rainy day. It is said that this will make you wealthy.

在此語境中,三個國家各自有可帶來好運的習俗,皆為眾人相信或口耳相傳的想法及說法,因此使用「It is said/believed that」的句型。
It’s said/believed/reported/that + S + V

  1. 此句型用於表達客觀的事實或眾人的說法及意見,常出現於此句型的動詞有 saybelievereport 等,表示「據說據信據報導⋯⋯」。句型中「it」為虛主詞,代替真正的主詞「that + S + V」。
    It is believed that owning a pet helps reduce stress.
  2. 此句型常出現於新聞報導及學術性文章,搭配使用的動詞多帶有報告或陳述性質,此類動詞有 reportshowindicateexpect 等。
    It is reported that thirteen people have been killed in the gunfire.
    It has been shown that in face-to-face interactions, fifty-five percent of the communication takes place through body language.