長い文章ですが、1〜6まで教えてください🙇‍♀️ お願いします🙇‍♀️

4 次の英文は、中学生の涼太 (Ryota) がある出会いを通して学んだことについて 英語 の授業でスピーチをしたときのものです。 1~6の問いに答えなさい。 I Hi. I'm going to talk about my experience this summer. visited my brother, Takuya, in Tokyo. He has lived there and studied at a college for two years. I took the eleven o'clock An hour later, a foreign Shinkansen for Tokyo on July 26. woman with a big bag came to the seat next to me. She smiled s at me, but I didn't talk to her. She looked at the baggage rack for a while and then sat in her seat. She put her big bag on her lap because she could not put it on the baggage rack. I thought I should help her, but I didn't do anything for her. She was on the Shinkansen for about one hour and got off. About one hour later, I arrived at Tokyo Station. That night, my brother and I talked about the woman on the Shinkansen. I But I said, "I didn't do anything for her because I can't speak English well. know I should help her." He asked me, "Ryota, if a Japanese woman with a I big bag comes to the seat next to you, will you help her?" I said, "Well ..., don't know." He said, “I don't think that you didn't help the woman on the 15 Shinkansen because you can't speak English. We need some courage when we want to be kind to someone. When I was a junior high school student, I also didn't have courage. You need to have courage, Ryota." I said to him, "I see. I'll have courage to be kind to people around me." I thought, "What should I say in English when I want to help someone?" 10 courage : 20 On the return Shinkansen, the foreign woman came to the seat next to me again! She had the big bag again. I thought I should have courage and said, "Excuse me. ()" She said, "Oh, thank you very much." Then I put her bag on the baggage rack and asked her, "Do you remember me? I was next to you on the Shinkansen two days ago." She smiled at me and said, "Wow ! 25 Yes. I remember you. Hello again." I felt very happy and said to her, "I'm Ryota. You could not put your bag on the baggage rack two days ago. I knew that, but I didn't do anything. I'm sorry." She said, "Oh, it's OK. You are kind. I'm Anila, from India. This is my first trip to Japan." Then we talked a lot together. I talked about my family and school life. I 30 was (2) because I could talk in English. That was my first experience for me. When she got off the Shinkansen, she smiled at me and said, "I hope we can meet again." I learned an important thing from my brother. Thank you very much. () experience: # college: take ... for ~ : ~行きの･･･ に乗る foreign: 外国の seat: baggage rack: 500 next to ~: ~のとなりの [に] smile at ~: ~にほほえむ for a while : しばらくの間 lap : ひざ anything: (否定文で) 何も return: 帰りの Anila: アニラ (女性の名前)

長いですが、1〜6まで教えてください🙇‍♀️🙏

4 次の英文は、中学生の涼太 (Ryota) がある出会いを通して学んだことについて 英語 の授業でスピーチをしたときのものです。 1~6の問いに答えなさい。 I Hi. I'm going to talk about my experience this summer. visited my brother, Takuya, in Tokyo. He has lived there and studied at a college for two years. I took the eleven o'clock An hour later, a foreign Shinkansen for Tokyo on July 26. woman with a big bag came to the seat next to me. She smiled s at me, but I didn't talk to her. She looked at the baggage rack for a while and then sat in her seat. She put her big bag on her lap because she could not put it on the baggage rack. I thought I should help her, but I didn't do anything for her. She was on the Shinkansen for about one hour and got off. About one hour later, I arrived at Tokyo Station. That night, my brother and I talked about the woman on the Shinkansen. I But I said, "I didn't do anything for her because I can't speak English well. know I should help her." He asked me, "Ryota, if a Japanese woman with a I big bag comes to the seat next to you, will you help her?" I said, "Well ..., don't know." He said, “I don't think that you didn't help the woman on the 15 Shinkansen because you can't speak English. We need some courage when we want to be kind to someone. When I was a junior high school student, I also didn't have courage. You need to have courage, Ryota." I said to him, "I see. I'll have courage to be kind to people around me." I thought, "What should I say in English when I want to help someone?" 10 courage : 20 On the return Shinkansen, the foreign woman came to the seat next to me again! She had the big bag again. I thought I should have courage and said, "Excuse me. ()" She said, "Oh, thank you very much." Then I put her bag on the baggage rack and asked her, "Do you remember me? I was next to you on the Shinkansen two days ago." She smiled at me and said, "Wow ! 25 Yes. I remember you. Hello again." I felt very happy and said to her, "I'm Ryota. You could not put your bag on the baggage rack two days ago. I knew that, but I didn't do anything. I'm sorry." She said, "Oh, it's OK. You are kind. I'm Anila, from India. This is my first trip to Japan." Then we talked a lot together. I talked about my family and school life. I 30 was (2) because I could talk in English. That was my first experience for me. When she got off the Shinkansen, she smiled at me and said, "I hope we can meet again." I learned an important thing from my brother. Thank you very much. () experience: # college: take ... for ~ : ~行きの･･･ に乗る foreign: 外国の seat: baggage rack: 500 next to ~: ~のとなりの [に] smile at ~: ~にほほえむ for a while : しばらくの間 lap : ひざ anything: (否定文で) 何も return: 帰りの Anila: アニラ (女性の名前)

長いですが、1〜6の問題を教えて欲しいです🙏

4 次の英文は、中学生の涼太 (Ryota) がある出会いを通して学んだことについて 英語 の授業でスピーチをしたときのものです。 1~6の問いに答えなさい。 I Hi. I'm going to talk about my experience this summer. visited my brother, Takuya, in Tokyo. He has lived there and studied at a college for two years. I took the eleven o'clock An hour later, a foreign Shinkansen for Tokyo on July 26. woman with a big bag came to the seat next to me. She smiled s at me, but I didn't talk to her. She looked at the baggage rack for a while and then sat in her seat. She put her big bag on her lap because she could not put it on the baggage rack. I thought I should help her, but I didn't do anything for her. She was on the Shinkansen for about one hour and got off. About one hour later, I arrived at Tokyo Station. That night, my brother and I talked about the woman on the Shinkansen. I But I said, "I didn't do anything for her because I can't speak English well. know I should help her." He asked me, "Ryota, if a Japanese woman with a I big bag comes to the seat next to you, will you help her?" I said, "Well ..., don't know." He said, “I don't think that you didn't help the woman on the 15 Shinkansen because you can't speak English. We need some courage when we want to be kind to someone. When I was a junior high school student, I also didn't have courage. You need to have courage, Ryota." I said to him, "I see. I'll have courage to be kind to people around me." I thought, "What should I say in English when I want to help someone?" 10 courage : 20 On the return Shinkansen, the foreign woman came to the seat next to me again! She had the big bag again. I thought I should have courage and said, "Excuse me. ()" She said, "Oh, thank you very much." Then I put her bag on the baggage rack and asked her, "Do you remember me? I was next to you on the Shinkansen two days ago." She smiled at me and said, "Wow ! 25 Yes. I remember you. Hello again." I felt very happy and said to her, "I'm Ryota. You could not put your bag on the baggage rack two days ago. I knew that, but I didn't do anything. I'm sorry." She said, "Oh, it's OK. You are kind. I'm Anila, from India. This is my first trip to Japan." Then we talked a lot together. I talked about my family and school life. I 30 was (2) because I could talk in English. That was my first experience for me. When she got off the Shinkansen, she smiled at me and said, "I hope we can meet again." I learned an important thing from my brother. Thank you very much. () experience: # college: take ... for ~ : ~行きの･･･ に乗る foreign: 外国の seat: baggage rack: 500 next to ~: ~のとなりの [に] smile at ~: ~にほほえむ for a while : しばらくの間 lap : ひざ anything: (否定文で) 何も return: 帰りの Anila: アニラ (女性の名前)

とても長い文章ですが、読んで頂き、1〜6まで教えて欲しいです🙏

4 次の英文は, 中学生の涼太 (Ryota) が、 ある出会いを通して学んだことについて,英語 の授業でスピーチをしたときのものです。 1~6の問いに答えなさい。 I Hi. I'm going to talk about my experience this summer. visited my brother, Takuya, in Tokyo. He has lived there and studied at a college for two years. I took the eleven o'clock An hour later, a foreign Shinkansen for Tokyo on July 26. woman with a big bag came to the seat next to me. She smiled 5 at me, but I didn't talk to her. She looked at the baggage rack for a while and then sat in her seat. She put her big bag on her lap because she could not put it on the baggage rack. I thought I should help her, but I didn't do anything for her. She was on the Shinkansen for about one hour and got off. About one hour later, I arrived at Tokyo Station. I don't know. That night, my brother and I talked about the woman on the Shinkansen. I But I said, "I didn't do anything for her because I can't speak English well. know I should help her." He asked me, "Ryota, if a Japanese woman with a big bag comes to the seat next to you, will you help her?" I said, "Well He said, "I don't think that you didn't help the woman on the 15 Shinkansen because you can't speak English. We need some courage when we want to be kind to someone. When I was a junior high school student, I also didn't have courage. You need to have courage, Ryota." I said to him, "I see. I'll have courage to be kind to people around me." I thought, "What should I say in English when I want to help someone?" ...9 10 courage : 1007 20 On the return Shinkansen, the foreign woman came to the seat next to me again! She had the big bag again. I thought I should have courage and said, "Excuse me. ()" She said, "Oh, thank you very much." Then I put her bag on the baggage rack and asked her, "Do you remember me? I was next to you on the Shinkansen two days ago." She smiled at me and said, "Wow ! 25 Yes. I remember you. Hello again." I felt very happy and said to her, "I'm Ryota. You could not put your bag on the baggage rack two days ago. I knew that, but I didn't do anything. I'm sorry." She said, "Oh, it's OK. You are kind. I'm Anila, from India. This is my first trip to Japan." Then we talked a lot together. I talked about my family and school life. I 30 was (2) because I could talk in English. That was my first experience for me. When she got off the Shinkansen, she smiled at me and said, "I hope we can meet again." I learned an important thing from my brother. Thank you very much. () experience: # foreign : 外国の seat: baggage rack: college # take ... for ~: ~ 行きの･･･ に乗る next to ~~のとなりの[に] smile at ~: ~にほほえむ for a while: しばらくの間 lap : ひざ anything: (否定文で)何も return: 帰りの Anila : アニラ (女性の名前)

どこを抜き出して答えればいいのか分からないので答えをお願いします🙇‍♀️もし出来れば解説もお願いします🙏

次の英文を読み、以下の問いに答えなさい。 Cow. Chicken. Grass. Which two are in the same group? Your answer depends on where you were born and raised. T fedt af gnofed For a long time, *research psychologists have had an idea that East Asians and Westerners think about the world in different ways. There was not enough scientific *evidence to support this idea until recently. In the past 15 years, however, researchers have learned a lot about different thinking styles and the cultural differences that produce them. The story begins in 1972, when *Liang-Hwang Chiu, a professor of *educational psychology at *Indiana University, tested more than 200 Chinese and 300 American children. He showed some cards to each child. Each card had pictures of three things. One card, for example, showed a cow, a chicken, and grass. Chiu asked the children to say which two things were in the same group. Most of the American children picked the chicken and cow. They explained the reason by saying that "both are animals." Most of the Chinese children, however, put the cow and grass together because "cows eat grass." solib - People didn't think Chiu's study was very important in the years after its *publication because $*psychological scientists at that time paid little attention to cultural differences. In the 1990s, however, *cross-cultural psychology became 2"hot" and Chiu's findings were paid attention to again. 3 Researchers at the University of Michigan did Chiu's study again by testing college students from China, Taiwan, and the United States. Without using pictures, the researchers gave the students with and asked them to say which two three words shampoo, hair, and conditioner, for example 20 were in the same group. The Americans were more likely than the Chinese to say that shampoo and conditioner go together because they're both hair care goods. The Chinese were more likely to say that shampoo and hair go together because "shampoo washes and cleans hair." Why do East Asians and Westerners think differently? Most researchers believe the answer can be Taplapo 77 Step A Step B Step C

中3英語です。 宿題の答え合わせをしたいのですが、、解いてくださる方いたらお願いします🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️

5 次の英文を読んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 <城西大川越改〉 All countries use money, In the US, they use dollars, In Japan, they use yen, In India, they use rupees. If you want to go to a different country, you must change your money. When you go from England to India, you ( ① ) have to change pounds into rupees. When you go from Japan to the US, you must change yen into dollars. A country's money is called its Currency. Changing one country's money into A country's money is called "currency exchange." Currency exchange is not free, You ( ③ ) go to a bank or special money changing office. They will make you pay some small amount in order to change your money, So, it costs ( ④ ) to change money. Exchanging money can be confusing. When you arrive in a new place, you do not know the prices in the new currency right away So, you do not always know how much money you are spending. For example, let's imagine one dollar is exchanged for 120 yen. So, an American in Japan may have little idea how much his or her lunch really costs in dollars! 5 Currency exchange problems used to be very bad in Europe. Europe has many very small countries, and people travel from country to country a lot in Europe. For this reason, they decided to change to one currency, the Euro. Today, most of the countries in Europe use the Euro as their money. In fact, more and more countries will use the Euro in the future. Now you (⑦) travel from Italy to France, or from Spain to Finland, and never have to change your money. The idea of having one currency seems popular. Maybe one day B parts of the world could join their currencies, like countries in the Middle East, or countries in Asia. Maybe one day we will have C currency for the whole world! (1) ①, ③, ⑦ の ( [ must can will don't cannot] に適する語を,次の [ ]内から1つずつ選び、 書きなさい。 3 (2) 下線部②の意味として適するものを,ア~エから1つ選びなさい。 ア 為替 イ口座 ウ 通貨 エ 利息 (3) ④( に適する1語を本文中から抜き出して書きなさい。 (4) 下線部⑤の理由を日本語で説明しなさい。 (5) A Cに入る語の組み合わせとして最も適するものを, ア~エから1つ選びなさい。 B A ア(another / one / another ) one / another / the other ) イ ( ウ(another / other 1 one ) エ(the other / other / another ) (6) 下線部⑥の内容として適するものを, ア~エから1つ選びなさい。 ア 人々が新しい国を訪れたとき, すぐに両替をすることができないということ イ ヨーロッパには小さな国がたくさんあり, 両替をする銀行の数が不足しているということ ウヨーロッパには小さな国がたくさんあり, 人々は国から国への移動を何度もするということ エ イタリア, フランス, スペインなどを旅するとき, 人々は多くのお金を持ち歩かなければいけないとい うこと 13

中学2年生の英語です！ 教えてください！ 出来れば早い方がありがたいですm(_ _)m ①が分かりません💦

本文の書き込み <省略されている Come to A from B:「BからAに来る th that Many people think Curry came to Japan directly from India. But →come (原)(副)直接に do you know (that) it really came from the U.K? 「~ということを知っていますか。」 In the 18th century, special curry spices came to the U.K. from India, and curry became popular. Later, a British company produced → become (原) curry powder for sale. The cooking of curry became easy. 売り物の カレーの調理 In the 19th century, this curry arrived in Japan. Japanese chefs put flour in the curry, and it became thick. They also used big pieces Japanese chef's of potatoes, onions, and carrots. Then they put it on rice. This カレーの中に小麦粉を入れ、 became the Japanese "curry and rice". じゃがいも、玉ねぎ、にんじんを入れた。 stort I\t\ Hot) FEXU 19 教科書本文 教科書P. 26 の本文を見ながら次の質問に答えよう。 ) ( ① (2行目) it が受けているものは何ですか。 英語1語で抜き出そう。 ②特別なカレースパイスはインドからどこへ行きましたか。 日本語で答えよう。(イギリス) ③ インドから来たカレーはどうなりましたか。 日本語で答えよう。 日本に伝わったMOD) ④ (10行目) they とは誰のことですか。 英語 (2語) で抜き出そう。 (Japanese chefs ⑤ 次の内容があっていれば○、まちがっていれば×を書こう。 2016 ① カレーはインドから直接日本に来た。 ( x ) oh youto Mint / 200) ② イギリスの会社が売り物のカレー粉を生産した。 ( ) ③19 世紀にカレーが日本に入ってきた。 (○)

中学3年 英語の質問です！ 受け身の文で What のあとは、 ふつうの疑問文の形で、be動詞が前に来るのではないんですか？ どうして What のあとは language is spoken… になるのでしょうか？ (左：解答，右：私が書いたもの です)

(was / Meg/by/ taken / this picture). This picture was taken by Meg. 3) インドでは何の言語が話されていますか。 (in /what / spoken / India / language / is)? What language is spoken in India?

この英文に主語はありますか？

口(3) インドでは何の言語が話されていますか。 (in/what/spoken / India / language/is)? What language is spoken in India?

この英文は主語がないですか

□ (3) インドでは何の言語が話されていますか。 (in/what / spoken/India/language / is ) ? What language is spoken in India?