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III. Activity Design（20 分）請根據以下這篇文章，設計一個素養導向的教學活動，並且是課堂上就可以完成的活動，請以英文說明活動內容並設計學習單。 As a central part of life, bathing practices throughout history have reflected changing ideals around personal care and health. In ancient times, particularly within the Roman Empire, bathing was almost entirely a public affair. Only the wealthiest few had their own private baths, while everyone else participated in the ritual of communal bathing, which often took place in sprawling bath complexes and included massages, libraries, and even food and drink. “There’s lots of artistic illustrations showing parties and things going on in the baths and people having dinner in the bath,” says Virginia Smith, a historian and author of Clean: A History of Personal Hygiene and Purity. For the ancient Greeks, bathing was often a ritualistic self-purification before religious rites or welcoming guests, according to Katherine Ashenburg, author of The Dirt on Clean: An Unsanitized History. Traditional Japanese-style bathhouses were used for both therapeutic and religious purposes, and later as social gathering places. Russian banyas and Turkish hammams were also historically important hubs of social and religious activity. “Bathing was not always connected in people’s minds with cleanliness,” Ashenburg says. “Sometimes getting in water was thought to be, not just doing nothing for you in terms of becoming clean, but was actually dangerous to your health.” During the Black Death, for instance, public baths closed because Medieval Europeans believed that opening the pores with hot water would allow the plague to enter through the skin. Though this thinking was incorrect, there were hygiene concerns in public baths, according to James Hamblin, a physician and lecturer at Yale University and author of Clean: The New Science of Skin and the Beauty of Doing Less. “Some accounts of ancient bath houses…described layers of slime across the surface of the water,” he says. “If anything, you were exposing yourself to pathogens.”
II. Essay Question（20 分） Campus safety has been the focus of public debate recently in Taiwan. Some even call for legislative amendments for better campus safety. Please write a short essay to elaborate on how campus safety can be addressed holistically.
2. Tech neck can cause issues beyond your neck and shoulders. Extra spinal pressure in your neck can lead to lower back pain, headaches and herniated disks. Altered neck muscles and poor posture also can strain jaw joints and muscles. To prevent tech neck, one tip is placing pillows on your lap allowing your forearms to be supported on those pillows. Holding the phone at more of an upright, angled position is also helpful.
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IV. Blank-filling After a 45-year 31AD , in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures have made a comeback in Alabama. The state had ceased offering IVF treatments following a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court in February, which 32C embryos created through IVF the same rights as children. However, a recent enactment of a state law 33A clinics from legal repercussions has paved the way for the resumption of IVF services. Yet, clinicians and scientists in the United States, particularly those working with human embryos, remain 34B , anticipating a surge in legal and constitutional challenges. Physicians are especially worried that officials might 35AC the number of embryos that can be created in each treatment cycle, which often entails the fertilization of several eggs. Lawmakers could also ban the freezing of 36CD embryos, which doctors say would result in less efficient and more expensive treatments. Hank Greely, director of the Center for Law and the Biosciences at Stanford University in California, suggests that IVF’s widespread popularity in the United States may offer some 37AB for the practice. But research using human embryos—which is already restricted or even banned in some states— might be an easier target for anti-abortion 38BC , some of whom contend that life begins at conception and that 39BD an embryo is akin to killing a child. Greely underscores the anxiety 40D the research community, stressing that there are valid reasons for concern. (AB) shielding (AC) apprehensive (AD) accorded (AE) pervading (BC) safeguard (BD) cap (BE) hiatus (CD) advocates (CE) discarding (DE) backup
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