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Which ingredients are combined to create the special sauce in the picture?

1. garlic, sugar, vinegar, a pinch of salt, water
2. ginger, plum powder, licorice powder, sugar, condensed soy sauce
3. plum powder, lemon, brown sugar, minced ginger, soy sauce
4. sesame, peanut powder, white sugar, water, ginger

After watching the video, Henry excitedly shared the special features of the Cihou Lighthouse with his international friend, Jack. However, Henry forgot some details. Please help him complete the blanks.

Jack: I'm curious, what's special about the Cihou Lighthouse in Kaohsiung?
Henry: The Cihou Lighthouse in Kaohsiung has significant _______ importance! It's located at Kaohsiung's first harbor and not only serves as _______ for ships but also had a _______ in its early days! It underwent _______ before completing the present-day Cihou Lighthouse.

1. historical, a navigational aid, fortification function, multiple reconstruction
2. scientifical, a place for fishermen to rest, fortification function, multiple reconstructions
3. historical, a navigational aid, water storage function, One-time reconstruction
4. scientifical, a place for fishermen to rest, water storage function, One-time reconstruction

1. The heavy rain originates from flooding in the low-lying areas.
2. Lack of sleep arises from decreased concentration and productivity at work.
3. Reckless driving caused the accident on the highway.
4. Excessive stress derives from health issues for the individual.

1. She made her son clean his room before he could go out to play.
2. He let his friend borrowing his car for the weekend.
3. They got him fixed his computer after it stopped working.
4. The teacher had the students completed their assignments on time.

Please complete the following sentence.

Kaohsiung Port comprises the First Port and the Second Port, with the Second Port formed by the combination of ______ and ______.

1. Yancheng, Qianzhen
2. Zuoying, Fengshan
3. Bengxi, Hongmaogang
4. Gushan, Qianjin

Please read the following paragraph and determine whether it is TRUE or FALSE.

In Taiwan's colonial history, the Portuguese introduced Western commercial systems, laying the foundation for Taiwan's commerce. They developed foreign trade and produced commodities such as salt, sugar, and spices, which became the primary exports from Taiwan. This significantly influenced subsequent economic development and marked a turning point in Taiwan's economic history.

1. The development of Kaohsiung Harbor can be traced back to the Dutch period.
2. Kaohsiung Harbor was developed starting from the southernmost part.
3. Kaohsiung Harbor was officially opened during the period of Japanese rule.
4. Xiaoming was an important figure in the successful development of Kaohsiung Port.

After watching the video, Benny wants to share the knowledge he learned about Taiwan's ports with his family. However, he cannot recall this part. Please help him fill in the blanks.

The four most important harbors in Taiwan's history are _______, _______, _______, and _______. The significance of these four major harbors is evident not only in Taiwan's economic development but also in their profound impact on culture and social exchange.

1. Zuoying Naval Port, Anping Harbor, Su'ao Harbor, Kaohsiung Harbor
2. Taichung Harbor, Su'ao Harbor, Donggang Fishing Port, Kaohsiung Harbor
3. Badouzi Fishing Harbor, Hualien Harbor, Wuchi Fishing Port, Kaohsiung Harbor
4. Keelung Harbor, Tamsui Harbor, Anping Harbor, Kaohsiung Harbor

Please listen to the audio file and answer the following question.

Why did Leo visit the Cijin Mazu Temple in Kaohsiung? Which one is its distinctive feature?

1. This is the first temple established in Kaohsiung.
2. This is the first temple on the main island of Taiwan to enshrine Mazu.
3. The ancient ship owners established the “Ship Owners' Covenant” plaque.
4. All of the above.

Please read the following paragraph and determine whether it is TRUE or FALSE.

The colonial period under Japanese rule had a profound impact on Taiwan's culture. The Japanese government implemented a policy of cultural assimilation, promoting Japanese language education while suppressing Taiwan's traditional languages and culture. This resulted in the sinicization of Taiwanese culture, but it also retained some influence from Japanese culture, such as architectural styles and festivals.