間違っているところを教えて欲しいです！ 問5 の写真を掲載することができなかったので ここに書きます。 内容一致するものを選べ。 ①sharing work spaces and changing office seating arrangements can be e... Read More

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間違っていれば教えていただきたいです！ 空欄補充など よくわかりませんでした。 問1で ⑴⑵ どちらでも良さそうなのですが、なぜ正解でない方はだめなんですか？ まだ続きがあるのですが、写真が3枚までしか載せられないので、続きも見てくださる方は ‘続きも可 ’的にコメント... Read More

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岩手大のいつかの過去問です。黄色でマーカーを引いたところの文構造と和訳を教えてほしいです。believed to beやandの使われ方が特に分かりません。 どなたか解説よろしくお願いします。

Have you hcard he welLknown claim hat onl-7 pereent ofany spoken messageia還の3 1 sherieiel us that a fuN 93 pefeent ef any message is communicared nonverbally/Tiis contcndon is 6f cours absGNute Rubbisi Thc 7-pcrccnt formula is endorscd by many professional communicaton traincrs They cell us that of hc 93 pcrcent figure refering to nonverbal Gommunicaton 53 pcrcenr is through body language and the Other 38 percent is through One GTNOice T anndcd acommunicatons workshop recendy in 《siicdh the faeiitorl uite 9 cy mphasizcd ythese seadsdcs/ wasy to put it indelicatey dumbfounded9 Tchallenged her by asking "Do you mcan that if stood jn front ofithis class and spoke yere consistent with my rp in Chinse,&s jong aymy body language and tone of rmessagey You would al understand me?9 She uecd all he communicadon Kils at her command to virtually slap me down. /She supported hcr claims by quoting the research done by the eminent psychology professor Albert Mehrabian。 The rest_of the class impresscd that this principle was being put fortn as the の7 resulr of a scientific study and not just as a myth or rumor。 nodded in agreement 1 acquiesced*。 remaining unconvinccd. 1 consulred my friend Google and did some research。 Yes。experiments were の7 conducted by Albert Mehrabian、 currcntly profcssor emeritus* of psychology at the Universiny of California at Los Angcles. But thc rcscarch in qucstion was done in 3 1967.using one word at a ime to measure [yhat thc hstcncr beliced to be the fcchng of he spcakerkndl determine iF the Istener hiked the spcaker The cxperiment was never intended to measurelhow well the jkteners understood what the spcaker was nying Q communicate. Achrabian has published his work and findimgs in thc book Sicr AMesge。(On gz his website、 Mchrabian states: “SAgr Afessgges contains a detailed discussion of my indings on inconsistent messages QP feelings and atiitudes (and the relatve importance Tam ob beginning Unformnaele 39

並べ替えと日本語訳を教えていただきたいです🙏

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赤いラインを引いてある文の意味がよく分からないです。 解説お願いします！

my friend Google and did some research. Yes。 でexperiments Were ネジ cted by Albert Mehrabian。 currently professor emeritus* of psychology at the University of California at Los Angeles. But 。、the research in_qucstion was donc in 1967.using。gaesMewglkatsastimestoammneasureawhattheJistener_believed_to_be_the feejing_of the speaker3nd determine if the Histener liked the speaker”・ The experiment was never intended to measure how well the hsteners understood what the speaker was trying to Comnrmmunicate.

これはどういう式をつかうのですか？

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(1)がわかりません 書かれていないから✖️ ということですか？ もし、第一段落4行目の In Africa 〜　の部分から✖️になるのだとしたら、3000㎞はなぜ　長い　といえるのですか？ 長い　の基準はどこに書いてあるのですか？ 女子　2019

Monarch Buttery* Migration Every year 4s regular as 6lockworky happens。人As the weather changes and food is harder to fnd, 5 animals are pulled by a strong, patural Oinstinct t6 1eave their homes for part of the Year,to ook for more food and a better pla6e to ive and breed/⑭ jon resuls ) mimals gong on extraordinary ) [mm At, over km jjourney together to find better grazing areas<人nother example js the Arctic tern, which as one of the 二 migrationsi HIyng rom the Arctic to the Antarctid and back eps s round tip cfaboul 70.900knl amazing is taken by_the_monam ermy 30 9 4.828Mm soutHl from North America to Mexicos mountainous oyamel fir fores atory journeys. 人 of the most ese_⑱fragile creatures fly to getaway from What is lo the butterfHy 1ー 7有 that only the fourth generation, Which is born _ in the early fall Gom September to October)/ makes the long journey me term butterHied have strong wings (they can Qiy as far as 120km a day), long Hifepans (they live as long 6-8 monthe) and are born to 1y Before the winter cold sete in,《hey start migrating south. Believe itor not 4fey follow the same MA routes and even migrate to the same tree as their (⑩ancestors did/and they hibernate there/How they do this is a mystery./Probably everything is written in their DNA。

(12)これって、何故3番なんですか？明日試験なのでできれば、今日中にお願いします！

1 | 生戸時代における取端(tooth decay) に関する次の新聞記事を読み下記の設問に4 よ。 (本 25) Tooth decay among children In Edo, Kyushu reglons during Edo period 国 Pdodowerdlass peoplo) 馬 kyushe csmorsrdiass pooplo (⑳ 男 Kyusha dowerdass people) 55 ll 2 Ga 之 Tooth decay was common among chmdren im the Kymsho region during the B eriod aceording to s researcher. He inspeded the remains of 115 chndren who 生 Po fom the lmter pert of the 17th centor They we excavated in Tokoo mpered his findings with thome of another research group tbat examined the remai Cf 2 children fm smmorai fsmiies fom the 170h to 180h cmntries. They 吉 で"mrmted fn KGimikruahu Citr The research gronp llo looked at he remains hiidren Hiving ip towns snd farming commanites fom the 16th to 19th cent They were aso ercavated in Fitaiorusho Ci Ye researeher found that | 1 | swerage117 pereent or children lvine jamd that the corwsponding Rnree were much higher im the cf hidren fom samorsi famihes had and 269 famihes did. among chidren in Kyushu compered to age groups. In the gronp for 6- to 10yearolds。 the y in Kyushu was about four times higher than 吉 Ss を Termains of children in Kyushu across al age home fiom smmorai famihies compared tp

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軸 のを読み, 下記の設問に符えよ。 (配点 20) jermation Technology 反 everwhere and it might oRen be impossible for children oid wing the Internet。 Aceording to recent reeeardh studyu juet seamvhing the jieme ykely to lower their concentretion and cn lemd to aadictve bebavior some prents have seen the disadvantages of using the Internet and online games am (0 ら のdecided 9 made_ mow_⑨ mw ter chidren op ww mw iechnology while they are very young. They believe children need to experience the al worid first。 before they go into the virhual one. They also argue that outdoor play 症II emure ( 嘆 home G⑨ jeam ⑳ im wi ) how to make mente sn avotd daneeee However, a psychologist says that concentration and attention skils can be nhanced through playing Intermet games for (① amount ② a ⑬ reasonable @ ef @⑨ rmuch) Sme each day。 and that omminiemtion through the Imtermet can widen children's experiences. He adds that one solution to this problem is to control and Himit children's Internet access to avoid exoeseive use

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) に取り B 次の問い(問1 3)のパラグラフ(段落)には。 まとまりをよくするためにデー 孤いた方がよい文がーつある。取り除く文として最も適当なものを, それ | 線部⑩-⑳のうちから一つずつ選べ。 | 還 イTrue understanding is a twoway street 』 participate in the process. Tf you want another person to listen tO YO you have to Hieten in returm。 〈下you want another person to understand ou then you_have to make an effort to understand that other person。 の you want people to respect your ideas_allyou have to dois to express YouL ideas clearly。 @THis is true even when your ideas and points ofview are Yery difierenc @You may findirhard to gasp the other perons point og With effork however. you may be able to understand why the person Tu requires that two peopIe ten thinks or feels a particular Way. 過2 [sl | Ts it really possible to get used to spicy foods hike chii peppers? Tolerance to chii peppers results from a physical change in how the body's 1 pain receptors react to capsaicin。 Capeaicin。 the substance in spicy peppers. is The ) Tesponsible for the "hot" factor im foods tat are flavored with them. | 1Ongue has nerve cells that respond to spicy heat and transmit this pain signal 1 to the braimn. With repeated shortterm exposure to capsaicin. however. | TeSe nerwe cells cease further ransmission of the pain signals QOver the | 1Ong term with repeated consumnption of spicy foods。the nerves get used to the spicy heat @呈 is because you wil never be able to eat spicy food without sweating They are not permanently affected, however, and can 1 recover。 Hence。 a regular diet of spicy food is required to keep the burning se