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ess 駒澤大-一般選抜T方式 S方式 2022年度 英語 13 問題N 次の二人の会話を読み, 設問 (16-20) に答えなさい。 on eda od gaibrans A JaDry stool f'nesób yanət tadikasoiton bived A David: Hi Jenny! Are you okay? You don't look so well. yamebainid) hiva 8 Jenny: Hi David. I'm a little tired today. I haven't been sleeping very well lately. David: That's no good. Are you getting enough (le16do)? gnivad ei yrasta Jenny: I think so! I've been jogging for an hour a day six days a week. I'm training to complete a full marathon.sta tón tol aevig kvm 21 de A David: You're really jogging six days a week? Jenny: Yeah, why? mul olil abnuos Ji aus esizom sxil d'usob oda sauss 8 David: I think I know what the problem is. You need to get some more rest. aren't a professional athlete! nions-fast of abson are sauso98.0 (17) Jenny: You might be right. I'll try to relax a bit more. David: Hey, I have a good idea! Why don't we go to the movies tonight? That will be a good opportunity for you to relax and have some fun. (as-IS) VON Jenny: That sounds like a lot of fun, but I already have plans tonight. David: What a shame! What are your plans? C. study You RISU (18) Jenny: I'm going for a run. mis ned their fingers 16-20 Read the conversation above and select the best option for each question. their basiersbruction A BEATS A 16. Select the best option to fill in (16). D. work 28A.) exercise bak B. help otre Ineve tonosnog mahatoslqosq baimer of blind gaibling an outstrida is 17. What does David mean when he says, "You aren't a professional athlete!"? (17) A. She has the potential to earn money through sports. B. She is training too much for an amateur runner.lnu bas gnijaugaib ES C. She needs to find a sponsor. elda molto mal time in gnistme.A D. She needs to train harder. Det their wits' end pangan telitiaq a rol babaon at an doum as AS 18. Which of the following is closest in meaning to "What a shame!"? Job A (18) B. That's fantastic! Hool1970 A. That's a great idea! C. That's sorry! pode noiolai to D. That's too bad! wombbal 25 ●幼児の手の届か HIGHLIGHTER Keep out of reach of children. イン

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Rice cultivation in Japan everyone. I'd like to talk about food. It's the most interesting way to learn about other cultures. 3-2 What's my favorite food? I think most Japanese eat it at least once a day. Yes, rice. Thanks to rice, we have m 5 sushi, rice balls, and beautiful green rice fields. Look at this photo. [Slide 1] I took it near my grandmother's house. Hello, 62-2 Rice has a long history in Japan. It was brought to Kyushu about 3,000 years ago. At first, rice only grew in 10 warm areas. In the late 1800s, new varieties of rice were developed, and they could grow in colder areas. This map shows rice production in Japan in 2018. [Slide 2] Surprisingly, now rice production is higher in the colder eastern regions than in the western regions.

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Basic Practice ! 次の日本語に合うように( )内の語句を並べかえなさい。 (桜美林大) 1. 日本を訪れる外国人の多くは, 日本の物価は高すぎると言います。 Many of the foreigners (are / Japan / prices here / coming to / say/that) too high. 2. その後の報道によれば, 海上の石油火災は消えたということです。 (a / fire / later/said report / the oil / that) on the sea was out. 3. 交通事故のために彼らは時間通りにそこに着くことができなかった。 The traffic accident (from/there / prevented / getting / time / them / on ). (駒澤大) (東京経済大)

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