問1のAとB教えて欲しいです！

"Can you use *chopsticks7" “Ts Japanese morc diicult than English?" These are the quesdions ja panese pcopl often ask foreigners They Yare sometimes ired oranawering hem。 YYHy does this happen7 Some Japanese people have *iixed images or foreigners They think that Ioreieners cantt use chopsticks well or speak Japanese wan though they have ived in Japan formany years VC Japanese should think more about the topics of our comemations To he 。 mice conversation、 [ ] For example。 we can ask、 "What kind of music is PoPular in your country2" or “What sports do you like7" NOTEs | chopstck:箸betredor一:ーにうんぎりする fd:軸定した 韻1 下線部について次の問いに答えなさい。 人A 下線this の内容をまとめると次のようになる。 空所1)こ()を適切な洪字で埋めて完成 させなさい。(2mxe (』品口円はしばしば。口に(。ロじ質問をするので (⑩口えるのにうんぎりしてしまう。 ⑪⑬) (2) 3) (4 B. 下線部this が生じる原因は何か, 具体例を挙げて日本語で説明しなさい。 cs らはこうした質問に 2 空所に入る最も適切なをものを, 次のアニエから 1 つ選びなさい。 (0 ア。 itis good for us to ask about their culture or something they Mi 間 hoodorstosopekingwhenwearenotinersedin hcrtopi ッ、it is important for us to speak to them in both good English and esy Japanese. itis important for us to teach them more about the Japanese language. エ. itisim

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1枚目の写真の文章についての質問が2枚目の写真です。Q&Aにどう答えるのが良いのか教えていただきたいです！

Section 2 このチームには、どのような選手がいるのでしょ うか。 The Japanese women's deaf soccer team was formed in 2005. The players lived in areas from Hokkaido to Hyogo,so they could meet and practice together only a few times a year. The team members had a wide variety of s backgrounds. They also had different levels of experience in playing soccer. When the team participated in the Deaflympics 2009, one of the members was a university student. She attended lectures iMWhieh a helper took notes for her. io She had played soccer since childhood. Another member had a job in an office. She communicated with her co-workers by writing notes or emails. She usually practiced soccer with people who could hear. She used gestures to communicate with her js teammates. ee

1枚目の写真の文章から、2枚目の写真のQ&Aの答えを教えていただきたいです！

19 15 Section 2 このチームには、どのような選手がいるのでしようか。 The Japanese women's deaf soccer team was formed in 2005. The players lived in areas from Hokkaido to Hyogo,so they could meet and practice together only a few times a year. The team members had a wide varietyof | backgrounds. They also had different levels of experience in playing soccer. When the team participated in the Deaflympics im 2009, one of the members was a university student. She attended lectures jlShieh a helper took notes for her She had played soccer since childhood. Another member had a job in an office. She communicated with her co-workers by writing notes or emails. She usually practiced soccer with people who could hear. She used gestures to communicate with her | teammates. |

問三の(5)はなぜdになるのでしょうか？分のタイトルの問題はどう見分けるのがいいでしょうか？

読んで, 設問に答え Anew tudy has found the amount of antibiotics given to farm animals is expected to increase by tw-thirds over the next 15 years。 Researchers are 。 linking the growing dependence on the drugs to rising demand for meat。 milk and eggs。 The researchers warn the drugs could quicken the development of antibioticsrresist infections。 Such infections are already a major public health concermn in the United States Experts say when people stop living in poverty, the first thing they want to do is eat better. For most people that means eating more meat msing prosperity in Asia has meant people there are eating four times as e Ik and dairy products as they did 50 years ago demand, farms have put many animals into smaller spaces Gail is a veter sn一a doctor who treats animals一with the Pew Charitable Trusts a research and adyocacy group "As the animals are crowded together, oftentimes the easiest way to deal with some of the problems of crowding is to give them antibiotics"

なぜ③はだめなのですか？

い 7 Beeeteeani( ① recovered II )my memory by reading some old notes. の② refeshed ③ reminded ④ rspaied

少し訳したのですが、私の力だけじゃ到底出来そうにないので、どなたかできそうな方教えてください！

74 7ワエテッ析そそやっとも幸生 っロ ーーにの0のNUM 203 -a衝お っ 人るWi eo7和っ Many eople around the worid thoughNt Saturday July 7th。 2007 might be the スタ なで"5、 。。 ロてリオ day of the century. Thatis because in the Gregorian calendar, it was the ucks seventh day of the seventh month of the seventh year。 "This might explain why about three times as many weddings were reported that day in the U.S. as for a typical Saturday in July。 On the other hand, the 18th day of July in 2007 fell on a Friday 一a coincidence many believe brings bad 1uck. Why are these numbers so meaningful to some people? Tan Stewart is a British mathematician and author at the University of Warwick who also publishes an Tnternet web 1og on popular mathematics. He recently wrote an article on number symbotism for the Encyclopedia Britannica online "There is a cultural fascination with numbers, Stewart says。 and people tend to He notes that the number 13 is unlucky for many give them al sorts of significance. Western cultures, but 4 is unlucky for the Chinese, because the Chinese word for four and the Chinese word for death sound very similar. Thus, the numbers themselves dont seem to have any particular features Surprisingly the number 7 is consistently considered lucky。 even for very Eyeryone knows that in Western casinos, a person wins atthe slot dferent cultures. mmachines 下 they get friple sevens, and seven is the most probable outcome of rolling two dice. But even the ancient Greeks thought seven was a special nunnber. Stewart explains that the Pythagoreans in ancient Greece thought the number 3 represented the spiritual world. They associated the number 4 with the four essential elements in the physical world: fire, earth, ar and water. Therefore.7 一 which is 4 plus 3一 was particularly important, he says, because it embodied both the piritua】 world and the material world.

英文の和訳の仕方を教えてください。 問題34 解答1

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下線部１ってどういう意味なんですか？文構造も教えてほしいです

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講 Do you use *'sicky notes? They are used by many people in schools, offces and homes every day They appeared jn the world through the inspiration and hard work of two scientists. You may be surprised to hear that it took fhem twelve years to develop this simple product. 了 Dr Spencer Silver was a scientst at an American company, In 1968, while he was trying to make a strong *“glue, he invented Something unique by accident。 j stuck well to things, but 江 Was Weak enough to be taken off easily It was not the glue Dr Silver was hoping to make, but he didnt believe that せ as a complete failare、 He asked his “Ycoworkers if his glue had any use, but no one was interested in 3 Im 1974 Dr Art Fry, another scienttst at the same company, had a problem. When he sang in church, his *?bookmarks always fell out of his songbook. Then he remembered Tr Silvers inventon. He put the glue on the back of some small pieces of ape They were the frst shcky bookmarks. Although they were very useful Je did not think fhey would sell well, because they could be used again and again. 3 One day Dr Ery wrote some questons on a small piece of paper He put some glie on the back of this note and stuck it on a report He sent the report to another scientist. The scientist wrote his answers on the note and sent it back、 In this way Dr. Fry found another use for Dr. Silver's invention 一 it could help people cormmunicate with each other. The two scientists started to work together to sell the sHcky notes as a new たを product. Im 1978, fhey gave free *"samples to many people in a city in "Tdaho. Almost everyone who tried the product said that they Hiked it By 1980 it was sold everywhere in fhe United States. Now the sticky notes are used al over the world. ・331 words :