至急お願いします💦ベストアンサー付けます！！ 中2の英語です。

The Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty is a huge statue on Liberty Island in New 英文を読 York City, the U.S.A. In 1876, the United States celebrated its 100th birthday. After that, the people of France gave the statue to the United States in 1886. The statue's official name is "Liberty Enlightening the World," and it is a symbol of freedom and international friendship. (1) E (2 Today, the Statue of Liberty is a very popular place to visit Over 4 million people visit it each year. You can get to Liberty Island by ferry across New York Harbor. On the island, there is a new museum about the statue. You can learn a lot about it there. If you have a special ticket, you can go inside "Lady Liberty" and climb up the stairs to the crown. To get to the crown is not easy. There are 377 steps to climb! When you reach the top, there are 25 windows to show you beautiful views of New York City.

中２英語です！ なんも分かんなくて明日提出なので教えて 欲しいです(>人<;)🙏

Program8 A Hope for Lasting Peace 1. 真央とダニエルの会話を読んで、 問いに答えなさい。 Daniel: This is our last day in Hiroshima. Mao: Yes. We've been here for three days. We've already learned a lot of things. Daniel: Absolutely. I was moved by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Mao: So was I. I bought a souvenir. Take a look. Daniel: It looks like soap. Oh, it's paper clay. Mao Recycled paper cranes are used in this clay. Daniel Recycled paper cranes? I've never heard of that. Mao Me neither. But I thought it was interesting. Q1 会話文の内容に合うように、 空所に適語を入れなさい。 Daniel and Mao () moved by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Mao bought paper 2). (3) paper ( 4 ) were used in the paper ( 5 ). Q2 英語の問いに、 英語で答えなさい。 • How long have Daniel and Mao been in Hiroshima? 2. 原爆の子の像や折り鶴の再生に関する記事を読んで、 問いに答えなさい。 In the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, there is a monument. It was (P) for Sasaki Sadako and many other children. They were victims of the atomic bomb. In 1954, Sadako became sick. She believed she would get better by ( 1 ) a thousand paper cranes. However, she passed away the next year. She was only twelve. Many people have been() millions of paper cranes to the monument since it was built. The paper cranes show people's hope for peace. The monument receives about 10 million paper cranes every year. But every year those cranes are burned. It costs too much and it's not good for the environment. People have been thinking about 2this problem for a long time. One good idea is to recycle the paper cranes into notebooks and origami paper. When people fold the recycled paper into cranes again, they are renewing the hope for lasting peace. Q1 (ア)~ (ウ)に入る語を下から選び、 それぞれ適当な形に変えて書きなさい。 make write build send Q2 文中の下線部 ①と②は何を指すか、 英語で答えなさい。 Q3 英語の問いに、 英語で答えなさい。 1 What do the paper cranes show? What is a good idea to recycle the paper cranes? 101

下線部を絵にかいたんですが、この絵は下線部の文と合っていますか？

the 10m msh

答えがorなのですが、なぜなのかわかりません。どなたか教えてください。

[2] The coronavirus has become a very big problem around the world. Because of this, handwashing with *soap has become very important. (A) Parents, teachers, and leaders are [7. their hands 1. a day I. to wash . everyone many times ]. Many telling famous people have made songs and videos about handwashing. Handwashing is important, but it is not easy for some people in the world. "Handwashing with soap is one of the cheapest and most effective things you can do," said a *director at *UNICEF. "It can protect you and others against coronavirus and other diseases." However, there are billions of people in the world who cannot (B) do this. UNICEF says that 40 percent of the world's people, ( C ) 3 *billion, do not have a handwashing place with water and soap at home. Also, 47 percent of schools do not have a place for handwashing, and 16 percent of healthcare centers do not have handwashing places for patients. Many people in developing countries are getting sick because they cannot wash their hands. Until now, UNICEF has taught people in developing countries the importance of handwashing. But even now, developing countries still need help. Japan and other countries should give help so that all people around the world can wash their hands. Notes: soap 石けん director 局長 UNICEF ユニセフ、国連児童基金 問 3 空所 (C)に入る適切なものを次のア~エから1つ選び記号で答えなさい。 7. and 1. or .but I. for billion 10 億

問26の問題の解説をお願いしたいです 🙏🏻 下線部の leading driver とはどういう意味なのでしょうか … 🌀

h * [3] 次の英文は､森林伐採 (deforestation) が地球環境に与える影響に関してのレポートです。 英文 を読み、各問に答えなさい。 (*印の語(句) は注を参考にすること) * The World Resources Institute (WRI) says the world lost 4.2 million hectares (of forest)land) (in 2020) The total area affected was(about the size of The Netherlands.) The loss of forest) (in 2020) was a 12 percent increase over 2019. オランダ How does deforestation affect climate? Climate change both causes forest loss, or deforestation, and is caused by deforestation Scientists warn that climate change creates hotter and drier climates. (18) a result, forests are more *vulnerable to fire and damaging insects. Plants are also important because they take(in CO2 that causes climate change cause 23 Rod Taylor is head(of WRT's forest program.) He said forests hold large amounts of CO2)and that losing them has serious effects ( 19 ) *biodiversity and the climate. *The International Monetary Fund says that the world economy dropped by about 3.5 percent) (in 2020) because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But deforestation continued to increase. The WRI かもしれない(可能性がある) says this was possible because lockdowns limited governments' ability to create laws @ ) forest loss People may have also moved out of cities(into local areas.) However, the strongest effects (of COVID-19)( ) forest loss) are probably still to come. WRI researcher Frances Seymour said: "It's possible that governments will try to restart their economies (on the backs) (of forests." Areas (near *the Earth's equator) lost a total of 12.2 million hectares) of forest(in ※形で等しい平等なという意味も持つ。 2020) This loss released the amount (of gas equal(( 20 ) 570 million cars). That is more than ² → [20¹5 equal to ~ 2" ME TEXT ★形前の(時間的、順序的) two times the number of cars on the roads in the United States.) Brazil saw the largest decrease (in forests) The 1.7 million hectares lost was a 25 percent increase (from the previous year.) There was some good news. Indonesia slowed its rate (of deforestation by 17 percent in 2020. Palm oil, a vegetable oil, is a leading driver (of deforestation) Last year, the price of palm oil) decreased, possibly affecting deforestation in Indonesia. (@) addition, experts say/the that are stopping forest loss after damaging fires in 2015) *

(2)なぜinJAPANが前にあるか (3)she do wouldの順番じゃダメな理由 (4)live couldn'tの順番じゃダメな理由 (5)would lifeじゃダメな理由 を教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

仮定法じゃなくても言えるけど 仮定法を使ったほうが 「食べるなんてとんでもない!」 っていう感じが伝わるね (2) ニンジンを食べたりしたら、具合が悪くなるんです。 (would/ate/I/I/ if / get sick / carrot /,/) If I ate carrot, I would get sick. (3) ピアノがひけたらすてきなんだけどな。 (could / would / play the piano / be nice /it/I/if/,/.) If I could play the piano, it would be nice.. (4) もしどこでもドアがあったら,あなたはどこに行きますか。 (go / you / Anywhere Door / if / where/ had / you/would/,/?) If you had Anywhere Door, where would you go? if ~のほうを 後半に置いてみよう (5)もし3億円が当たったらどうしますか。 (won / would / 300 million yen / what / if / do / you / you / ? ) What would you do if you won 300 million yen? Unit 6-Read and Think 1 125

英語の現在完了についてです。thatと現在完了の使い分けが分かりません。現在完了でtold us pepple can work better　とも言えますよね？53番です。

53 54 55 56 hours a day. The results tell us that people can work better after 57 a nap. You should take a bath at least 90 minutes before going to bed. The report written by the P.E. teacher made the sport famous in the U.S. ASL is used not only in the US but also in some parts of Asia and Africa. 53 5 5 According to a report, there are about half a million ASL users in the US., < 気づく 58 I didn't realize (that) there are different kinds of sign languages in the world. 59 You have to keep your room clean. 60 Don't leave the door open when you leave the room.

英作文！！！東京スカイツリーについて4文で紹介文を書いて欲しいです🙇‍♂️

④の問題について 2週間連続の連続ってどこに書いてありますか？ 回答よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️

abngint C ④ アメリカでは2週連続で第1位の曲でした。 X0 AS It was the number one song in the United States (for ) ( two) ( weeks ). .) auw enoz DIT ti nodw tid ( ⑤ このアルバムは世界中で700万枚売れました。 I cold seven (million ) copies (worldwide ).

なるべく早く答えて欲しいです！！ これの真ん中部分の和訳がわかんないんですけど、どう訳せばいいか教えてくださいm(*_ _)m 1枚目の写真だと、赤線が引いてある線と、長い黒線が引いてある部分です。2枚目の写真は、真ん中らへんのearth millions の黄色線が引いて... Read More

10 20 called trunks, w eir mouths. Elephants cannot see very well. Their eyes are on the state of their heads, so they have to move 全体 their whole body to look at things. The phants have very good hearing, but 耳 they do not all have big ears. The elephants in Africa have very big ears. They 耳 use their ears to help them cool down on hot days. Elephants in other countries do not have such big ears. 両方とも Elephants live in both Africa and Asia. They can live for about 70 years. たいていの That is a long time. Most of an elephant's life is spent eating. Elephants spend 75% of their day eating. They eat a lot of plants and trees. They do not eat other animals. Elephants also need to drink a lot of water. They drink more than 250 liters of water a day. That is like drinking more than 700 small bottles of water a day. Elephants do not like to be on their own. They travel around in groups, いつも usuall 全体 aily with about 10 other elephants. When new elephants are born, the whole group helps to look after the new baby elephants. Elephants are very lucky because other animals do not attack them. クニッ Sometimes baby elephants are attacked by lions and crocodiles. However, 26 there is a bigger problem for elephants than lions and crocodiles. The bigger ~の部分 problem is humans. Humans kill many elephants. Parts of the elephant are 価値 worth a lot of money, so people want to get these parts and sell them. KR さらに、 ゾウ People also kill 'elephants