They were able to drive many kilometers around the landing areas.(彼らは着陸地点の周囲を何キロも運転することができた)のmany kilometersは文の要素(SVOCまたは副詞句)のどれに当たりますか？ ... Read More

They were able to drive many kilometers around the landing areas.(彼らは着陸地点の周囲を何キロも運転することができた)のmany kilometersは文の要素(SVOCまたは副詞句)のどれに当たりますか？ ... Read More

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A) Reading 読解 | Theme → 助動詞/態 次の英文を読んで, 質問に答えなさい。 led Many people are afraid of the small flying animals called bats. There are stories about bats attacking people and drinking human blood. However, bats are Bats are, mammals, just like humans. There are about 1,000 different kinds 5 of bats in the world. Some weigh less than ten grams. Yet the largest bats are not a threat to people. 2 almost 2 meters long when their wings are extended. otyda 。 Most people think bats are rare. That is because they hide during the day 2 and are active only at night. However, bats can be found in almost every naw.。 the world. Some rest in trees or other places Not all bats spend their days in dark caves. 3 10 that keep them safe from attack and changes in weather. Unlike other animals their bodies are designed to@hang upside down. This is the best position for them to take flight suddenly. Bats are the only mammals that can really fly. Their wing structure, bones and muscles help them to move quickly. This helps them in 15 their search for food. Some bats use a guidance system called echolocation to fly in the dark. The creatures produce a series of noises through their mouth or nose. They can judge their distance from an object by the time it takes for the sound to return. Most bats eat insects. However, some bats drink the blood of birds, farm 20 animals and wild animals. These bats, called vampire bats, bite their victims and drink their blood, usually while the victim is sleeping. Our negative image of bats may come from them. (262 words) ots logg NOTES threat [erét] 脅威 hang hán] ぶら下がる a series of 一連の… extend iksténd] 広げる upside down さかさまに vampire [váémpaiarl 吸血鬼 rare [réar] 珍しい unlike [Anláik] …とは違って guidance system 誘導システム 8 Lesson 02

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*UO UITI Jaaun m n however, Terry started having trouble breathing and was taken to t OHe could not continue (tried / no / hard/ he / how / matter). er 1, after 143 days and 5,373kilometers, doctors found that Terr

下線部はどうして比較級になるのでしょうか？ 教えてください。

Do you know anything about emperor あなたはコウテイペンギンについて何か知っ ていますか。 1 penguins? // They are the largest penguins on earth. // 彼らは地球上で最も大きなペンギンです。 m Some can grow / 中には成長するものもいます up to 130 cm (centimeters) tall. // 体長 130 センチメートルに至るまで。 彼らは潜る能力をもちます 500 メートルの深さまで They have the ability to dive / as deep as 500 meters / and stay under water / そして水中に留まる 18分に達する間。 to 18 minutes! // dn In fact, / for 実際 their size and ability make them great/ 彼らの大きさと能力は彼らを偉大にさせてい

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4 In Micronesia*, there are a handful of people who can sail across thousands of kilometers 15 of ocean without any modern instruments of navigation. Their languages have a special set of terms for these skills. If their languages are lost, (4) their navigational skills will be lost, too. |5 Children are often the ones who decide to abandon a native tongue. “(5)It's actually the children, not the parents, who have the power to make the decision that will affect the -0 Community and the future of their language," Harrison said. He was encouraged bv an experience he had in Australia, when he watched a woman in her eighties teaching her language to schoolchildren. She was one of only three speakers of an aboriginal* language. Coub The lesson was about plants which are used as medicine in aboriginal culture. onie

なぜforの後がtennisになるのか教えてください。

4. その少年には生まれつきテニスの才能があった。 (for / had / ability / natural /the boy / a/tennis ). 5. 私の家から空港までは約10 km です。 (house / ahout /my/is/ ten kilometers / from /it

この問題答えがないので教えてください。 3番だけ解説があると嬉しいです。

B 例にならい、 AとBの対話が成り立つように枠の中から適切な疑問詞を選んで文を完成水# しょう。 例:A: where is Michael from? where how why what B:Chicago. when how much who which how far 1. A: your favorite food? B:Pizza, of course. I eat it almost every day. 2. A: that girl with the black jacket? B:You mean Beth? She moved here last month. 3. A: your vacation? B:Very nice. We went to Hawaii. 4. A:Iwant to go to the library. it from here? B:About one kilometer.

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2.私の家から駅までは約2km です。 ) about two kilometers from my house to the station. 3.辛い食べものが好きな人もいるし, そうではない人もいる。 ) like spicy food, and (

正解は2番なのですが、どういう理由でそうなるのかが分かりませんでした。詳しく教えてください！

21:03 の マ 自46% 294 長い文章 16 What does the speaker say about Abraham Lincoln's speech? 0 It was considered a complete failure. 2 It was given at a cemetery for soldiers. 3 It was nearly two hours long. の It was given a score of four out of seven. Sp The Gettysburg Address The Gettysburg Address is one of the most famous speeches in U.S. history, but when Abraham Lincoln finished delivering the speech, he thought it had been a complete failure. The speech was not even the main speech given that dov.a dedication of a cemetery for the thousands of soldiers who had died in the Battle of Gettysburg a few months earlier. After the main speaker had spoken for nearly . hours, the President spoke for only a few minutes. His speech was only ten senten.. long, but it reminded Americans why they had fought to create a new country and urged them to fight on to save it and make it greater. The reason Abraham Lincoln's speeches are so memorable is that he wrote and rewrote them until they sounded almost like poetry. For example, he ends the speeck with, “that government of the people, by the people, for+he people, shall not perish from the earth." By repeating, "of the people, by the people, for the people," he makes the phrase easy to remember. But, of course, it is the opening of the speech that even school children can recite: “Four score and seven years ago." A“score" is twenty years, so he is really saying, “Eighty-seven years ago.” But “eighty-seven years ago" doesn't sound very poetic, does it?