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LESSON 14 [T-F Questions] 1.) These days, fake news is everywhere, and compared to the past, false stories spread easily via SNS. 2. (f) With the development of social media, people have come to trust the mainstream media even more than before. 3. (F) Japanese are now unable to spot fake news and accept real news stories without doubt. [Comprehension Questions] <Paragraph 1> 1. What did an SNS alert message say? 11 said 2. When was the message posted? was W was A lion has escaped from posted 3. What was attached to the message? <Paragraph 2> 4. How do false stories spread? They spread <Paragraph 3> 7. What do they accept? shortly after the devastating earthquake in kyushu. via 5. In past decades, what did we trust? We 6. Why has trust in the mainstream media been declining? with the attached a photo of a lion on the loose. SNS 200 trusted established news papers. magazines 9. What should we judge credibility by? No.1 near my home in Kumamoto. They accept social media headlines and photos 8. How do most teens judge the credibility of a news related message? the development of large-scale social media has and TV news programs. without doubt.

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LESSON 14 [T-F Questions] 1.) These days, fake news is everywhere, and compared to the past, false stories spread easily via SNS. 2. (f) With the development of social media, people have come to trust the mainstream media even more than before. 3. (F) Japanese are now unable to spot fake news and accept real news stories without doubt. [Comprehension Questions] <Paragraph 1> 1. What did an SNS alert message say? 11 said 2. When was the message posted? was W was A lion has escaped from posted 3. What was attached to the message? <Paragraph 2> 4. How do false stories spread? They spread <Paragraph 3> 7. What do they accept? shortly after the devastating earthquake in kyushu. via 5. In past decades, what did we trust? We 6. Why has trust in the mainstream media been declining? with the attached a photo of a lion on the loose. SNS 200 trusted established news papers. magazines 9. What should we judge credibility by? No.1 near my home in Kumamoto. They accept social media headlines and photos 8. How do most teens judge the credibility of a news related message? the development of large-scale social media has and TV news programs. without doubt.

8、9教えてくださいm(_ _)m

LESSON 14 [T-F Questions] 1.) These days, fake news is everywhere, and compared to the past, false stories spread easily via SNS. 2. (f) With the development of social media, people have come to trust the mainstream media even more than before. 3. (F) Japanese are now unable to spot fake news and accept real news stories without doubt. [Comprehension Questions] <Paragraph 1> 1. What did an SNS alert message say? 11 said 2. When was the message posted? was W was A lion has escaped from posted 3. What was attached to the message? <Paragraph 2> 4. How do false stories spread? They spread <Paragraph 3> 7. What do they accept? shortly after the devastating earthquake in kyushu. via 5. In past decades, what did we trust? We 6. Why has trust in the mainstream media been declining? with the attached a photo of a lion on the loose. SNS 200 trusted established news papers. magazines 9. What should we judge credibility by? No.1 near my home in Kumamoto. They accept social media headlines and photos 8. How do most teens judge the credibility of a news related message? the development of large-scale social media has and TV news programs. without doubt.

8、9教えてください！！ 早めにお願いします

LESSON 14 [T-F Questions] 1.) These days, fake news is everywhere, and compared to the past, false stories spread easily via SNS. 2. (f) With the development of social media, people have come to trust the mainstream media even more than before. 3. (F) Japanese are now unable to spot fake news and accept real news stories without doubt. [Comprehension Questions] <Paragraph 1> 1. What did an SNS alert message say? 11 said 2. When was the message posted? was W was A lion has escaped from posted 3. What was attached to the message? <Paragraph 2> 4. How do false stories spread? They spread <Paragraph 3> 7. What do they accept? shortly after the devastating earthquake in kyushu. via 5. In past decades, what did we trust? We 6. Why has trust in the mainstream media been declining? with the attached a photo of a lion on the loose. SNS 200 trusted established news papers. magazines 9. What should we judge credibility by? No.1 near my home in Kumamoto. They accept social media headlines and photos 8. How do most teens judge the credibility of a news related message? the development of large-scale social media has and TV news programs. without doubt.

【至急】この文を日本語訳していただきたいです(＞＜)めんどうであれば④⑤⑧だけでも大丈夫です~ˣ˷ˣ 明日の宿題なのでよろしくお願いします. . .

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日本文を英語訳する問題なのですが、添削して頂けると嬉しいです。

B: 約束する、 私は絶対に裏切らないって。 それだけは信じて。 だから、 これからはもっと率直に自分の気持ちを話して。 / 35. 地元の自治体は、町民が川にゴミを捨てることに悩まされてて、 そこで、その問題について話し合って、 その結果、川に、色とりどりの鯉 を放すことになったのよ。 そしたら、 お見事、 ゴミを捨てる人が激減して、 半年後にはきれいな川になった。 それで、ほかの自治体から問い合 わせが殺到してるらしい。 -36. 海派の人たち、山派の人たちっているけど、 私は断然海が好き。 海のない所で生まれ育ったせいか、 海に対して憧れがあるっていうか｡ 海を見るとテンション上がる。 海辺の集落の景色とかたまらない! それで､休日とかよく遠出して､そういう場所を訪ねてる。

英語長文の定期試験の問題なのですが、最初のAの正誤問題のcがT(正)になる理由が分かりません。 問題文のcの文章には Nasa succeeded in cutting down on the sound とあり、 本文には画像の蛍光ペンを引いた箇所の通り Nasa h... Read More

英語長文演習1学期中間試験 問題用紙 ※解答はすべて、 解答用紙に記入しなさい。 ※解答用紙のみ切り離して提出する。 1 Read the following essay and answer the questions. Most commercial airplanes travel at about 500 to 600 miles per hour. SR-71 Blackbird, which was developed by Lockheed Martin in the 1960s, could fly as fast as 2500 miles per hour. At that speed, you could go from Tokyo to New York in just around three hours. So why does it still take so long for ordinary people to fly? I The to shatter windows One of the biggest problems is that when a plane flies faster than the speed of sound it breaks the sound barrier, causing a sonic boom. This boom is thousands of feet below the plane. II Unfortunately, a lack of fuel efficiency and the high costs of maintenance made it unprofitable. It retired in 2003, just a few years after a major accident. But the dream of supersonic travel never died, and engineers at NASA have finally figured out a way to reduce the sound of a sonic boom to little more than that of a car door shutting. III If all goes well, they will use the data they collect to try to convince regulators to update aviation laws to allow commercial supersonic flight. At least three companies in the US are hoping to advantage of such a change, and they aim to put supersonic planes in the air within the next decade. QUESTIONS: A About the following explanations, put T if it is true, and put F if it is false. Qa. Before realizing the dream of supersonic travel, aviation laws must be changed. b. In 1960s, ordinary people could go from Tokyo to New York in just around three hours. c. Nasa succeeded in cutting down on the sound made by supersonic airplanes. d. The Concorde flew much faster than ordinary commercial airplanes. e. Supersonic airplanes can do damage to houses or buildings when they fly over land. BChoose the right sentence to fill in III a. NASA is hoping to run test flights over land in 2022. b. Military airplanes fly at speeds many times that. c. That's why the Concorde, a supersonic plane that traveled at around 1500 miles per hour, was mostly limited to routes above the ocean. CChoose the appropriate word or phrase to fill in ★ and ☆ . ★ b. so loud c. loud enough a. too loud d. louder a. make b. take C. gain d. share

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C Express the following in English. (1) このスカートはいつもより10% 安い これを買おう. (2) 現在の世界の人口は100年前の人口の約4倍だ. (3) 石油は人間の生活において最も重要な役割の1つを果たしてきた. (4) 田中博士は,その遺跡が彼が思っていたよりはるかに古いことを発見した. (5) Eメールの普及のせいで,人は以前よりも手紙を書かなくなった 200 smoped evad esi 1000

この文中のpracticeをpracticingにしなければいけないのですが、どっち(どっちも？)のpracticeを変えるのかもわからなければ、どうしてpracticingになるのかも分かりません。誰か教えてください💦

B: They helped me do practice games so many times until late every day. I won the championship by practice very hard.

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No one knew for sure. Scientists developed many different theories, or guesses, but they could not prove that their ideas were correct. Then, between 1969 and 1972, the United States sent astronauts to the moon. They studied the moon and returned to Earth with rock samples. Scientists have studied these pieces of rock, the moon's movements, and information about the moon and the Earth.