The countries are underdeveloped. という問題があるのですが、 underdeveloped→発展の遅れた という意の解釈で合っていますか？

（イ）がなぜpeople who work here areになるんですか？（私は 〜who are work hereだと思ったんですが…）

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これは英検2級のテキストのコピーですが、答え合わせしたいです。 この答え持ってる人いませんか？

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英作採点お願いします！

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問5の意味がわかりません。教えて下さい。

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この10番でDACとLDCはなんの略か教えてください。

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makeとthe livesのtheはこの文ではどういう意味で使われているのでしょうか？教えてくださいm(_ _)m

( )内の語群を次の日本文の は大文字で始めなさい。 還 それらの国々を支援することは, その (make / supporting /can / thos kcになるように \べかを >の居り e conntries 7 the

日本語に訳す問題です ピンクの線が引いてあるところが本当にわかりません 教えてください

Yukichi Fukuzawa was born in Osaka in 1886. He was from a ower class samurail family. His father died when he was a small child. Hs mother was akind womanland always said to him, “Be kind to everyone. All people are ⑪equal Yulichinever forgot ②her w Im 5計 days Japanese people learned many things from Hurope and they learned them from *Dutch books. So Yukichi learned Dutch fst, But when he went to Yokohama, Yukichi saw a lot of Rnglish words on ⑧sigms on the streets or in front of the shops. He thought, ④English will be more important than Dutch some day. ⑤If we dont learn Inglish now, we will be behind the other countries in the wo "But ⑥nobody helped him、so he had to study it alone with a dictionary ②In 1860、Yukichi ient to America with some Japanese They le人ein a amall ship. They were caught in a big storm on the sea, but they could get to America。 When they arrived in Amorica, all were new to Yukichi. @i65胡ji6請請語請記Ii Americans wear their shoes in their houses_ Why?.JDo theyialwayeWearthemaw And Yukichi was impressed by American ideas. He 6h6ught “Americans dont respect people just because their fathors are groat。⑨They respect people when people are good and able to do something great." Yukichi stayed in America about 人ifty days and came back to Japan, Later he Visited Europe and there again he learned a lot of things. Yukichi wrote many books. When he wrote, he used easy words beeause he wm many people to read and understand his books。 【 the Japanese / he /6f7 theidea87豆087 the people 】 in America and Europe. In one of his books he says, “All people are equal. We must not ⑩iadge people by the *amount of their money We must not judge people by ther famihy or by thei *80Gial position.

同じような意味を答える問題もお願いします😭

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教えてください😭😭

Five years ago two young women decided fhey were going to do something abont the pia人ie problem on their imland of Bahi apd ec Peseis Begs was bom。How young「So young that one oft Couldnt make it to our midweek interview. "Shes at schooL* expline 18yearold Na telkamg about her 16-yearold siater isabe -Shes jns her focns mom rade 11、 and shes puttin into graduating from high sehoo Bali is part of the ialand nation of Indonesiay which ia the worids second bigmest polluter when it comes to marine plasicu railing on China。 And when oeean mmrents cmrry that plastic to the tonmi island of Behi is a public relations nightmare. The two the idew for ye he Pasdic gcgs in 2018 aRer a lesson about influential world leadems一changsrmakers 一including Nelso Aandela, Nartin Luther Ring。 Jr。 snd Aahatma Gandh We what TIy sister and T went home that day thinki do as kids living on the island oF Bel Nelati Wijsen says "Yo s we didnt want to wait unGl we were older to start making a difierenee. It wasmt ewen a quewtion。 realy. It was more tike hat kids。 right now2" The answer was right in front of them. Hiterally. ft was on the beach in ftont of their home. "TL got to the point where on weekends when we would go to our childhood each。 iT we went wwimming therea plastic bag would wrap arond your arm。 Wijsen says "And you say jost。 enough is en They_went_online_and diacovered that over 40 countries had ned or taxed pl aheady ban tic bags. "We thought。 Well。 iT they can 内 on。Balil Come on, Indonesial We can do it toom Wiisen 人thout abusiness plan or a sategy or a budget.hike_my