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これって、何故1がいけないのか教えてください。

[国 のBmらでを下記の設に符えよ>(選上 2 Notice to Parents of Sunnydale High School Stndents We wonld tike to inform you or the latest changes to Sunnydale High Schoole mobile phone pohicy for students As yo are Hikely ware。 in reeent monthey there has been a dramatic increese in he number of incidents involving mobTe phone use on school grounds during the ocial school hourm between 9 am and 3 pm. The number of students found texting cr playing games during class has increased by 35% this semester。Additiopally, teachers are reporting a shocking 20% jnmp in he number of students caught cheating by using their phones during exams and quizzes。 1n my opinion。 the most extreme olenee is that a number of students have ecretly taken videos of their teachers or other stndents in the Glassroom。 The public access to these videos then opens up their subjects to hurtful comrments and bullying, which can obyiously canse serious emotional harm to students. Therefore。 we are imposing the following rule changes in the hopes that we can mprove the sitnation: 1) Stndents are allowed to bring their mobile phones to school but they mst be kept in their lockers in the outside corridor doring class. They may use their hones dring offdal break periods, in the case cf an emergency。or they need 1o contact their parentsy in which case they need to get special permission fom a teacher. 2 Fa gudent is found using their phone in he Gasaroom。 the phone wil be went

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間 6 以下の 1ご10の文には, 本文の内容に合致するものが 5 つある。それらの文を本 文で述べられている順に並べ, 番号で答えなさい。なお, 最初の文は 1 である。 mn 1) An American journal examines diHferences in tife expectancies based on income. NZ For low_income residents。 光 was found that women had longer Hfe expectancies than men. 3、Health care access doesnt influence the fact (that poor people live shorter hives/ The bottom 5 percent of American earners had a slight ncrease in tifespan from 2001 to 2014. (5 The cdty of Gary。 Tndiana。 近 not one of the 100 Iargest meiropohitan areas- 6」 The HHespan of the richest 5 percent of people increased by three years from 2001 to 2014. 7. The 2 of the poor affects the finances of America.

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オレンジのotherwiseの内容を答える問題なのですが私の答えは合っていますか？自信がありません…

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問一の答えを教えてください。 (下線部1はオレンジの線を引いてます)

46-17 の英文を読み問いに答えなさい。 (50 上) 韻1 下線部 G) が表す内容を 80 40 字の日本語で芝べなきま こさい。 、下匠部 (2 が表す内容に最も近いものを次のやー①から ① What has bubbled up always goes DOD・ ② What has bubbled up never goes DOD・

those of us〜最後まで についてです。andが繋いでいるものや構文がわかりません。あと、訳も教えてください。

Food has always been our best medicine. Everything We need to stay の Heatyiean be found(in nature's abundant storehouse。 includim medicines lthat Today,at the end of the twentieth century/ those of us hvho are privileged enough to live in the Western worldLenjoy higher siandards of hygiene than ever beforeand have unparalleled'choiceand accessto の⑦ 0 and eicehent health care> Yet/surprsingly, we are smong the wors _nourished nations in the world

他の多くの点で彼らを大人と扱っているのに飲酒を制限するのは2重の基準ではないか。 という訳になるのですが構文がわからないので教えて下さい！not A,butBではうまくいかない気もしました。

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