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高校生 定期試験 問題文 今日あった試験の単語抜き取り問題です。 6.bombs 7．Pavilion 8．canvas 9．livestock 10．Guernica と答えたのですが、採点してほしいです…… 特に10はtragedyと答えてる人が多くて不安です

1. 次の文を読んで、問題に答えなさい。 Okamoto Taro, a Japanese artist, visited the Spanish Pavilion of the 1937 Paris Exposition. When he saw the painting Guernica, he (1)couldn't take his eyes off it. It was painted in black and white. But he felt like it was painted (2). (3) that the painting drew him into its world instantly. This big piece of work, 3.5 m 4 7.8 m, was painted 4 Pablo Picasso, a Spanish artist. (5) Picasso ( 6 ) to France in his (7), he painted it in Paris. He was 56 years old then, but he worked hard and completed it (8) within a month or so. This painting fascinated those who saw it at the Exposition. It became one of Picasso's best- known works among his over 10,000 paintings. Picasso was originally asked to paint something for the Exposition by the Spanish Republican government. However, he had not decided what to paint until he read a shocking newspaper article. According to the article, Guernica, a small town in Spain, was bombed by the Nazis on April 26, 1937. (9) In those days, the Nazis supported General Francisco Franco. He had been ( 10 ) to overthrow the Spanish government. ☆ The bombing started around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. People and livestock at a busy market (11) there ran (12) about, trying to escape from the attack. Many buildings, including a train station, hotels, and restaurants, were demolished. The bombing lasted about three hours, and 50 tons of bombs were dropped. Three-fourths of the town was destroyed, and several hundred people were killed. Picasso was shocked because the bombing was a cruel attack against the public in his home country. In order to protest against it, he decided to make a painting of the bombing. He struggled to paint the tragedy of the bombing. He drew a number of sketches trying to show the sorrow of the people in Guernica. Even after he started painting on a big canvas, he kept changing his ideas. 2133

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Experience with the Bombing in Hiroshima Yamaguchi saw a bomber flying high in the sky of Hiroshima. Something small dropped from the plane, and two white things appeared. "Parachutes," he thought. かみなり Suddenly there was a flash like lightning. Yamaguchi was so used to air attacks that he reacted in no time. He put his hands to his head and covered his eyes with his fingers and his ears with his two thumbs. At the same time, he dropped to the ground. A terrible explosion came. It lifted him about two feet from the ground and was followed by a shaking of the earth. He felt a strong wind pass between his body and the road. Yamaguchi did not know if he was dazed because of the first shock that had lifted him or because of the blow when he fell to the hard ground.

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The First Experience with the Bombing in Hiroshima Yamaguchi saw a bomber flying high in the sky of Hiroshima. Something small dropped from the plane, and two white things appeared. "Parachutes," he thought. Mata Suddenly there was a flash like lightning. Yamaguchi was so used to air attacks that he reacted in no time. He put his hands to his head and covered his eyes with his fingers and his ears with his two thumbs. At the same time, he dropped to the ground. Teht もち上げる A terrible explosion came. It lifted him about two feet from the ground and was followed by a shaking of the earth. He felt a strong wind pass between his body and the road. Yamaguchi did not know if he was dazed because of the first shock that had lifted him or because of the blow when he fell to the hard だげき ground. He was not sure how long he lay dazed in the road. When he opened his eyes, however, it was so dark all around him that he couldn't see a thing. It was like the middle of the night in the heat of the day. When his eyes became used to the darkness, he found that it was all black because he was in a cloud of thick dust. (207 words) QAnswer T (true) or F (false). 1. Yamaguchi saw a bomber drop something small. 2. Yamaguchi was not used to air attacks. 3. The explosion threw Yamaguchi into a river. 1 didn't know how long he lay there. (

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26n-5+32"=26(n-1)+1 +32nbom) =2.(26)"-1+(32)" =2.64"-1+9” =2.9n-1+9 =11.9n-1 164 =0 (mod 11) したがって,nが自然数のとき,26n-5 +32n は 11で割り切れる。 ST

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(3)ではなぜ除外点が(0,2)になるのですか？

mを実数とする. xy平面上の2直線 mx-y=0…①, について,次の問いに答えよ. x+my-2m-2=0 ...... ② (1) ①,②はm の値にかかわらず,それぞれ定点A,Bを通る. A,Bの座標を求めよ. (2) ①,②は直交することを示せ。垂直に交わること (3) ①, ② の交点の軌跡を求めよ. (1) 37 で勉強しました. 「mの値にかかわらず｣ とあるので, 「m について整理」して、恒等式です。 (2) 36 で勉強しました. ② が ｢y=｣の形にできません。になる。 (3) ①,②の交点の座標を求めておいて, 45 の要領でやっていこうとするとか なり大変です.したがって, (1), (2)をうまく利用することになりますが, 45 の . Ⅲを忘れてはいけません |精講 解答 (1) の値にかかわらず mx-y=0 が成りたつとき, x=y=0 .. A(0, 0) ②より(y-2)+(x-2)=0 だから .. B(2, 2) (2) m・1+(-1)・m=0 だから, ①,②は直交する. 1,2,①, ② の交点をPとすると ① 1② より, ∠APB=90° よって,円周角と中心角の関係よりPは2点A, Bを直径の両端とする円周上にある. この円の中 心は ABの中点で (11) | m について整理 |36 yk 2 A/ (1,1) B 2 x また, AB=2√2より, 半径は√2 よって, (x-1)2+(y-1)²=2 ここで, ①はy軸と一致することはなく, ②は直線y=2 と一致する