(2)を教えてください

実践問題3 i+tle のヒ比デ (1) People who spend more of their day having deep discussions and less time in small talk seem to be happier, said Matthias Mehl, a psychologist at the University of Arizona who published a study on the subject. He suggests that meaningful conversation holds the key to happiness both because human beings want to find and create meaning in their lives and 5 because we are (2)social animals and we need to connect with other people. (神奈川大 74 words) 語句:psychologist: 心理学者 meaningful: 意味のある hold: 含んでいる Cconnect: つながる (ab) 問1 下線部(1) を日本語にしなさい。 oode caa9o01q: ふ脳:tasl で使われているか、 日本語で答えなさい。 問2 下線部(2) で social animals とされている人間が必要とすることを日本語で答えなさ い。 開38d no8T9q s対谷 暗合外剤関封1od To oman odi 主文。 (龍め目のom asd) さ 開諸 isms VBm 1om Ondt noerog obin Iarai V

黄色マーカー部分のitが指す内容は、本文でいうところのどの部分でしょうか?詳しく教えてください！

65 演習 65 (問題→本冊: p.131) One of the worst parts of urban life, as the sociologists call it, is riding in automatic elevators. The ride is all right. It is smooth and safe and free. But the silence gets a person. There is something strange about being sealed in a small room with a lot of other people without a word being spoken. 【全文訳】社会学者の言う都市生活の最も不快な面の1つは自動エレベーターに乗るこ とである。乗ることそのものは問題ない。 円滑で安全でただである。しかし沈黙に は閉口する。言葉が交わされることなくほかの多くの人と一緒に狭い部屋に閉じ込 められるのは何だか妙な感じだ。

ターゲットを覚えるのに基本見て覚えているのですが、この勉強法を繰り返していけば英語のつづりも書けるようになるのでしょうか？意味は覚えられるけど書ける自信がありません🥲🥲

何故3は間違っているんですか??

For most people, their friendships are a valuable and important part of who they are. Psychologists have pointed out that well-established friendships lead us to a better understanding of ourselves/ They have also noted that we might face conflicts not only with acquaintances but even with our good friends, which could result in ends to some of our friendships. Fortunately. even when such conflicts occur, it is possible to find ways to maintain or save the friendships. 問 According to this paragraph, what do psychologists say about friend- ships? 0 They lare/ frequently compared to one's possessions. ② They are impossible to fix when they become unstable. ③They can lead us to have conflicts with our acquaintances. 3 They help us know about ourselves but can have problems.

和訳これで合ってますか?? あと、⑤のところの和訳がわからないです(´；ω；｀) お願いします❕❕❕

99 10“The Asian system is transparent,” says Karen Fuson, a Northwestern University psychologist. ) *I think that it makes the whole attitude toward math 3 different. Instead of beinga rote learning thing, there 3 is a pattern I can figure oul. 『 There is an expectation that I can do this. For fractions, we say three fifths. The Chinese is literally, ‘out of five parts, take three.? That is clearly telling what a fraction is." dano

和訳これで合ってますか?? お願いします❕❕

10/ 北西の大学の心理学者のカレンフソンはアジアのシステムはわか りやすいと言います。 私は異なる数字に対する全体の態度を作ると考えます。 丸暗記で学ぶ代わりに、私が見つけ出せるパターンがあります。 ここに私がそれをできる可能性があります。 分数の場合私たちは three fifths と言います。 中国語は文字通りに?????です。 それは分数とは何かとはっきり言います。

英語の質問です ピンクで引いたところの訳なんですけど、自分でやった訳は 1世紀以上の間、すべての人間は基本的な感情を同じ方法で表現するということを主張してきたたくさんの人類学者や心理学者はそのように言う。 で、言ってることは同じなんですけど解答と訳の順番がぜんぜんちがく... Read More

【設問解答·解説】 問1 全訳下線部> who は非限定用法の関係代名詞で,先行詞はmany anthropologists and psychologiste who は主格でhave argued が述語動詞。 問2 emotions>最初の文でall humans express basic emotions という表現が使われている。 so「そのように」という副詞が前に出ている or so say many anthropologists and Visual Guide A smile and a frown mean the same thing everywhere psychologists, who for more than a century have argued that all humans express basic emotione 「…と主張してきた」〈継 who は非限定用法の関係代名詞 for more thana century が挿入されている the same way. 「同じやり方で」 【英文解説】 a new study of faces が主語で suggests が述語動詞。 文) 1.3 1.4 suggests の目的語はthat facial expressions と that our culture の2つのthat節。 【全訳】 ほほえみとしかめ面はどこででも同じことを意味する。というか、 多くの人類学者と心理学者がその ように言っているのだが, 彼らは1世紀以上にわたって,すべての人間は基本的な感情を同じやり方で表 すと主張してきた。しかし, コンピューターで作られた顔に対する人々の認識についての最新の研究は, 表情は普遍的なものではないかもしれないということと, 私たちの文化が,私たちが感情を読み取ったり 表したりする方法を強く方向づけるということを示している。

最後のマーカーした部分の右にthatを使う理由を教えてください！

On a sunny day in September 1991, a couple hiking They thought the body might be one of the missing 1 The 死がい " the Alps canteross'a corpse in the melting: かもしれない。 つス 出くわす。 The co) 15 perfeq to be New Words climbers who are lost every year in the mountains They never imagined how important their discovery would be. After a local archéólogist looked clósely the corpse, it was determined to be prehistoric. When hike [háik] Alps [elps] it. corpse [k3:rps] 角児メ前の。 at dea コissing [misin] the body tissue, the plants on the corpse, and the 細胞の組織 be mber [kláimar] things that were around the corpse were analyzed 20 2overy ivari] by using radiocarbon dating, it turned out to be that of とてなる っlogist dadzist] a man who had died 5,300 years ago in the Neoithic Age. He came to be called “the Iceman."

答え合っているか確認よろしくお願いします🙇‍♂️

●次の英文を読んで,設問に答えなさい。 Back in the 1960s/futurists predicted that the biggest problem/for Americans/in the year 2000/ would, be managing /all their free time. What happened? People in the U.S. /have all the timesaviig tools/they could want: jet travel,cell phones,microwave ovens/personal computers/and faxes. Yet/they work more,/not less, Unstructured time a day just to spend time with is hard to find:Obviously, (1) the futurists' idea was the opposite. In reality/ friendsor family the. Pore technology a society has, the less free time it has. Americans ín most cities feel/that time is scarce,that there is never enough of it. According to a social psychologist/ Robert Levine/we are experiencing (2) “a time famine." We are hungry/for time. People use/ their cell phones to stay/in touch with work when they are shopping for dinner or at the beach on the weekend. They have computersand fax machines at home so that they can be productive át any time of day or night. Everyone has 24 hours a day, of コ-ス (3) What Americans say they do not have is time to spendwith people/who are important to Course. 強,壁す them. In a recent survey, nearly three-quarters of the respondents said they needed more time oin3 with family and friends/and less stress, in order to feel satisfied.e A recent Harris 'poll*/showed' that American leisure time decreased almost 40 percent, within the past 20 years/but (4) that is only half the story. During that time, Americans' consumption increased/by 45 percent. When people buy more/they have to work more so they can pay/for the things they buy. (5One question on the poll askedif people agreed with the comment,/“Most of us Eighty-two percent/6f the respondents said yes. buy and/consume far more than)we need." るかに多い、 There is (6)good news. Many people in the United States/are trying to take back their time. Some people are choosing to have fewer possessions/and work less. Some people are changing priorities and making time for family and friends. Others are turning off their cell phones and taking time for leisure activities/ walking alonga beach at sunset, hiking up a hill to see the sunrise, taking a child/to the park/for the afternoon. Americans are discovering/that they want these things back/and they are the kinds of things/that only time can buy.

急いでます！眼科の先生のことは英語でなんと書くんでしょうか？