LarkVeil 學測英文非選題：觀察夜空的不同方式 — 範例解析

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The two pictures show two students observing the night sky on a hill. In Picture A, they sit on a blanket and look upward without equipment. One points toward the stars while the other watches. They can notice the moon, the horizon, and many stars at once. In Picture B, the students stand beside a telescope. One looks through the eyepiece, and the other waits nearby. The telescope directs their attention to a smaller area but may reveal details that their eyes alone cannot distinguish. Thus, Picture A presents a broad and simple experience, whereas Picture B offers a closer look at a particular object. I would choose the telescope because I rarely use one. On a school trip, a guide let us view the moon through a telescope. I saw shadows and uneven areas on its surface instead of a flat white circle. The view lasted less than a minute, but it changed how I imagined the moon. I still enjoy looking at the whole sky without equipment because no preparation is needed and everyone can join together. However, a telescope can make the evening more memorable by showing details I normally cannot see. If I visited the hill in the pictures, I would first look around with my eyes and then carefully examine the moon through the telescope.