第二份英文作業/2017.08.28-2018.01.19/邱申晴 - 修訂歷史

邱申晴：/* The Scoop of the Century */

2018-01-22T03:38:45Z

The Scoop of the Century

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

2018-01-19T11:53:45Z

The Cat Raised as a Dog

邱申晴：/* 第二十一週:01/15-01/19 */

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邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

2018-01-19T11:03:12Z

The Cat Raised as a Dog

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

2018-01-19T10:58:09Z

The Cat Raised as a Dog

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

2018-01-19T10:33:36Z

The Cat Raised as a Dog

邱申晴：/* 第二十週:01/08-01/12 */

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邱申晴：/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

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 Hollingworth's father took his young daughter to visit major historical battlefields as a child, so her interest in war began at an early age. She started work as a secretary for the new League of Nations and was later sent to Poland by a British refugee organization. While working there, she assisted in sending several thousand refugee to safety in the United Kingdom. Hollingworth then returned to Britain herself and was hired by The Daily Telegraph, a UK newspaper. When she was sent to Poland to report on worsening situations in Europe, she spotted hundreds of tanks near the Polish border and realized that Hitler was preparing an attack.
-記者的目的是要播報新聞，但有時他們的故事也值得登上頭條。其中一個例子是Clare  Hollingworth，她出生於1911，他以前所未有的改變在一世紀中，接著變成新聞界傳奇的人物。
+記者的目的是要播報新聞，但有時他們的故事也值得登上頭條。其中一個例子是Clare  Hollingworth，她出生於1911，她以前所未有的改變在一世紀中，接著變成新聞界傳奇的人物。
-Hollingworth的爸爸在他小時候，就帶她去看歷史的主要戰場，所以她從小就對戰爭產生興趣。他開始工作在國際聯盟當秘書，後來被英國難民組織派到波蘭。在那工作時，他幫助幾千民難民安全到英國。Hollingworth也回到英國，並被英國報社《每日電報》雇用。當她到波蘭報導歐洲惡化的情形，他發現波蘭邊界附近有數百輛坦克，意識到了希特勒正準備進攻。
+Hollingworth的爸爸在她小時候，就帶她去看歷史的主要戰場，所以她從小就對戰爭產生興趣。她開始工作在國際聯盟當秘書，後來被英國難民組織派到波蘭。在那工作時，她幫助幾千民難民安全到英國。Hollingworth也回到英國，並被英國報社《每日電報》雇用。當她到波蘭報導歐洲惡化的情形，她發現波蘭邊界附近有數百輛坦克，意識到了希特勒正準備進攻。
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	In many ways, Rosie now acts like a dog. She likes to play in water, she travels with a pack, and she even enjoys eating dog food. While the family has other cats, she prefer to spend time with her canine cohorts. There is a psychological theory called imprinting that may account for this odd behavior. People and animals learn how to behave from their caretakers. When a caretaker does certain gestures or action, the one being taken care of will often mimic the same action. This is why young children will have the same language and accents as their parents. For Rosie, all that matters is that she went from being homeless to becoming a member of a large and loving pack where she can belong, no matter what species she happens to be.		In many ways, Rosie now acts like a dog. She likes to play in water, she travels with a pack, and she even enjoys eating dog food. While the family has other cats, she prefer to spend time with her canine cohorts. There is a psychological theory called imprinting that may account for this odd behavior. People and animals learn how to behave from their caretakers. When a caretaker does certain gestures or action, the one being taken care of will often mimic the same action. This is why young children will have the same language and accents as their parents. For Rosie, all that matters is that she went from being homeless to becoming a member of a large and loving pack where she can belong, no matter what species she happens to be.
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		+	在許多方面，Rosie 現在的行為就跟狗一樣。牠喜歡在水裡玩，旅行時成群，牠甚至很享受吃狗的食物。當她家裡有其他的貓，他比較喜歡花時間和狗狗同伴在一起。有一個心理學理論叫銘印現象，可以說明這個奇怪的行為。人們和動物會從他們的看護人上學習如何表現行為。當一個看護人做某些手勢或行動，被看護的人通常會模仿著一樣的動作，這就是為什麼小孩和他們的父母會說出一樣的語言和口音。對Rosie來說，最重要的是，他從無家可歸到能成為一個龐大又有愛的動物群裡的一員，無論她是什麼物種。

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		+	====The Cat Raised as a Dog====
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		+	In many ways, Rosie now acts like a dog. She likes to play in water, she travels with a pack, and she even enjoys eating dog food. While the family has other cats, she prefer to spend time with her canine cohorts. There is a psychological theory called imprinting that may account for this odd behavior. People and animals learn how to behave from their caretakers. When a caretaker does certain gestures or action, the one being taken care of will often mimic the same action. This is why young children will have the same language and accents as their parents. For Rosie, all that matters is that she went from being homeless to becoming a member of a large and loving pack where she can belong, no matter what species she happens to be.

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 有個常見的話，「他們大吵一架(像貓狗一樣吵)。」或許這個用語的出現，是因為這兩種動物有著不同的特點。貓不親近人，要花些時間才會變友善，狗有和其他動物社交的能力這是眾所周知的事。因此，Rosie 的故事可能會讓你出乎意料。
-當Rosie還是一隻小貓，Rosie沒有在的最佳狀態。幸運地，在加州的三姊妹救了牠。三姊妹意識到藥物的幫助有限，這個情況需要一個媽媽的接觸。三姊妹的家庭有三隻西伯利亞哈士奇
+當Rosie還是一隻小貓，Rosie沒有在的最佳狀態。幸運地，在加州的三姊妹救了牠。三姊妹意識到藥物的幫助有限，這個情況需要一個媽媽的接觸。三姊妹的家庭有三隻西伯利亞哈士奇，有一隻承擔了把這隻小貓當自己的來養的任務。雖然這隻狗從來沒有當過媽媽，但她很快地就適應了自己的新角色。
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 ====The Cat Raised as a Dog====
-There is a common saying,"They fight like cats and dogs." Perhaps this phase come about because these two animals have different characteristics. Cats are distant and take some time to become friendly, while dogs are known for their ability to socialize with other animals. Therefore, the story of Rosie the cat may come as a surprise to many people.
+There is a common saying,"They fight like cats and dogs." Perhaps this phrase come about because these two animals have different characteristics. Cats are distant and take some time to become friendly, while dogs are known for their ability to socialize with other animals. Therefore, the story of Rosie the cat may come as a surprise to many people.
 As a kitten, Rosie was not in the best of health. Fortunately, a trio of Californian sisters rescued her. The sisters realized that medicine could only do so much, and this situation needed a mother's touch. The sisters' family has three Siberian Huskies, one of which took on the task of raising the kitten as her own. Thought the dog had never been a mother before, she quickly adapted to her new role.
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	There is a common saying,"They fight like cats and dogs." Perhaps this phase come about because these two animals have different characteristics. Cats are distant and take some time to become friendly, while dogs are known for their ability to socialize with other animals. Therefore, the story of Rosie the cat may come as a surprise to many people.		There is a common saying,"They fight like cats and dogs." Perhaps this phase come about because these two animals have different characteristics. Cats are distant and take some time to become friendly, while dogs are known for their ability to socialize with other animals. Therefore, the story of Rosie the cat may come as a surprise to many people.
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		+	As a kitten, Rosie was not in the best of health. Fortunately, a trio of Californian sisters rescued her. The sisters realized that medicine could only do so much, and this situation needed a mother's touch. The sisters' family has three Siberian Huskies, one of which took on the task of raising the kitten as her own. Thought the dog had never been a mother before, she quickly adapted to her new role.

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		+	====The Cat Raised as a Dog====
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		+	There is a common saying,"They fight like cats and dogs." Perhaps this phase come about because these two animals have different characteristics. Cats are distant and take some time to become friendly, while dogs are known for their ability to socialize with other animals. Therefore, the story of Rosie the cat may come as a surprise to many people.
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 The culture of Eton College places great emphasis on their students'extracurricular, non-academic life. There are numerous clubs, called societies, that focus on such things as economics, polices, business, finance, and investment banking. There is an aviation society for airplane hobbyists a visionary society that's all about futurology, and a society about American politics and issues, to name a few. If there is not already a society for a students particular interest, he is encouraged to start one. A teacher represents each society, but these clubs are managed by their members. Every week, the student groups host up to 20 speaking events. Speakers are often Nobel Prize winners and typically world-class experts. A hallmark of Eton's student culture is that they are given the freedom and independence to pursue individual interests in a nurturing environment where students develop a high degree of self-confidence and responsibility.
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 ===第二十一週:01/15-01/19===

第二份英文作業/2017.08.28-2018.01.19/邱申晴 - 修訂歷史

邱申晴：​/* The Scoop of the Century */

邱申晴：​/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：​/* 第二十一週:01/15-01/19 */

邱申晴：​/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：​/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：​/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：​/* 第二十週:01/08-01/12 */

邱申晴：​/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

邱申晴：​/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

邱申晴：​/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

邱申晴：/* The Scoop of the Century */

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：/* 第二十一週:01/15-01/19 */

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：/* The Cat Raised as a Dog */

邱申晴：/* 第二十週:01/08-01/12 */

邱申晴：/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

邱申晴：/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */

邱申晴：/* 第十九週:01/01-01/05 */