the relativity of our values（相対性な価値観）とこの画像の4番ってなんで似た意味なんですか？ 4番の訳は普遍的あるいは完全な価値観という意味です

2 下線部(2) に最も近い意味を表すのは次のどれか。 問題1 1. that our values are perfect in a sense 2. that our values are related to those in foreign countr 3. that we pride ourselves on our relatives 4. that there are no universal or perfect values Jun/1

この英文のmade clear ~difference.の部分の語順が分かりません日本語訳的にmade other~difference clearでは無いのですか？

30 settled, America's For many Europeans, the war in Iraq also made clear other, equally deep- rooted differences. While throughout Europe demonstrators opposed to military intervention in Iraq did not in all likelihood see themselves as citizens of the EU, to many Europeans the war represented a violation of deeply-held values. What 35 united them was their rejection of the geopolitics of the twentieth century and their 3

自分の行きたい進路先の過去問を解いてみました。 解答が付いてないないので、どなたか添削お願いします🙇‍♀️ よろしくお願いします🙏

第2問 次の対話1~5の( )に入れるのに最も適切なものを、①~④の中から1つず つ選び、その番号を解答用紙の解答欄に記入しなさい。 1. A: Come downstairs, Mary. Dinner is ready. B: I'm ( ). (4) bringing 2 taking 2. A: What's that song you're listening to? B: You don't know? It's "Yesterday Once More" by the Carpenters. You ( hadn't heard 3 must've heard S ~ coming かどれない might hear 4 shouldn't hear rough ないた 3. A: I'd like to go to Narita Airport./ Can you tell me foughly what the fare would be? B:( ). A: Can you make it in 30 minutes? I'm supposed to be there by 6 o'clock. B: I don't know if I can, but I'll try. I suppose it'd be about ten kilometers. I suppose it'd be about three thousand yen. 3 I think the train is late. A: ( ) B: So I can't agree to that. I think I can pay tomorrow. 金 像 4. A: I want to buy this golden statue of a bear. B: What good will it be to us? 1 Heaven knows. I didn't mean it. arrived too late you I have a question going 2 That's too bad. I know just how you feel. 5. A: Hello. This is Sophia Klein speaking. May I speak to Bill? B: Bill? There's no one by that name here. I'm afraid (). A: Oh, I'm sorry. Good-bye. ③ I can't hear you well you have the wrong number ) it before.

解答がなく困っています。 どなたか分かる方いらっしゃいませんか？？ どうしても行きたい進路先の過去問なので、よろしくお願いします。

第2問 次の対話1~5の ( つ選び、その番号を解答用紙の解答欄に記入しなさい。 1. A: Come downstairs, Mary. Dinner is ready. B: I'm ( ). hadn't heard 3 must've heard に入れるのに最も適切なものを、 ①~④ の中から1つず bringing 2. A: What's that song you're listening to? B: You don't know? It's "Yesterday Once More" by the Carpenters. You ( 2 taking 3 coming 4 going A: Can you make it in 30 minutes? B: I don't know if I can, but I'll try. 2 might hear 4 shouldn't hear 3. A: I'd like to go to Narita Airport. Can you tell me roughly what the fare would be? B: ( ). I'm supposed to be there by 6 o'clock. 1 I suppose it'd be about ten kilometers. 2 I suppose it'd be about three thousand yen. 3 I think the train is late. 4 I think I can pay tomorrow. Heaven knows. 3 I didn't mean it. 4. A: I want to buy this golden statue of a bear. B: What good will it be to us? A: ( B: So I can't agree to that. 1 you arrived too late 3 I have a question 2 That's too bad. 4 I know just how you feel. 5. A: Hello. This is Sophia Klein speaking. May I speak to Bill? I'm afraid ( ). B: Bill? There's no one by that name here. A: Oh, I'm sorry. Good-bye. ) it before. 2 I can't hear you well 4 you have the wrong number

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B Complete the following table using the words in the box. Change the form of the words if necessary. Paragraph 12 3 4 5 6 Summary In Amy Tan's novel, The Joy Luck Club, the American born daughters refuse to (1. Obey ) their mothers, who have traditional Chinese values. To question authority means to (2.challenge ) any person or organization with power such as a parent, teacher, boss, or the government. American kids learn the idea of questioning authority in school by reading (3. Work ) by authors such as Henry David Thoreau and Mark Twain. "Questioning authority" is practiced widely in America, but it can sometimes go too (4. far ) and cause problems. ) to accept Since coming to Japan, the writer has become more (5. will ing authority. She found herself (6. following ) the rule of traffic lights unlike when she was in America. challenge far follow obey willing work

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Match each word with the best meaning. g a 1. 2. 3. amazing border eruption 4. flow 5. ___b__formation 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. h a. a line marking the edge between two countries b. a body of rocks with a certain shape c. all of the natural parts in an area or region d. find in a particular place e.go around; be found on all sides of landscape 224-7⁰ f. an explosion or out-pouring (of a volcano) locate g. great; able to make a person say, "Wow!" rank h. move like water over or down something i. an object that has been built j. put in order of value, best to worst J structure surround

that canのthatはなんですか？訳し方とかわからないです

tablets (2) at reduced prices from the school district. This policy would affect junior and high school students (3) over the age of 12. brooga (1) B ² S The head of the Pittsburgh school district, Evan Ng, said, "We're trying to stay up to date with technology. We've also had many complaints about the high cost and low resale value of textbooks over the years, and buying a single low-cost tablet will save families hundreds of dollars within 2 years." He went on to say, "Furthermore, this will help students avoid back problems that can arise from carrying heavy textbooks around in their backpacks all day." TH Patrick Roth said, "All this technology is starting to get out of hand. Don't students already This seems like it could harm their vision." One saidie parent suggested, "Even with restrictions, these tablets will be just another distraction for the spend enough time looking at screens? (7) (Clarth's 20 Tancred a r kids. My kids already have trouble finishing their homework as it is." Mater 43 Comments 273 1BB Bilds bu Newest Ryan Homan 4 January 2019 8:15 AM 46) (Y itely onvenient, but one of my favorite things to do is go to my loca

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By Theresa Cooper, Pittsburgh, PA 12 October 2019 2:14 PM Pittsburgh schools are considering switching from traditional paper textbooks to e-books within the next few years. In order to read their e-books, students will be required to buy tablets at reduced prices from the school district. This policy would affect junior and high school students over the age of 12. The head of the Pittsburgh school district, Evan Ng, said, "We're trying to stay up to date with technology. We've also had many complaints about the high cost and low resale value of textbooks over the years, and buying a single low-cost tablet will save families hundreds of dollars within 2 years." He went on to say, "Furthermore, this will help students avoid back problems that can arise from carrying heavy textbooks around in their backpacks all day." (5) Patrick Roth said, "All this technology is starting to get out of hand. Don't students already spend enough time looking at screens? This seems like it could harm their vision." One HT (Clayton Thebe parent suggested, "Even with restrictions, these tablets will be just another distraction for the kids. My kids already have trouble finishing their homework as it is." 43 Comments bnoga (1) B Newest Jeill IT

Asking that question のところなのですが、訳が［この］なのに、どうしてthat を使っているのですか？

Ff/L To The past or because of fear of the future?” Asking that question will help us Caus discoyer our life values. a Tidying up is not just a way to make our space more livable. T. 9 過去への執着が理由なのか それとも未来への不安が理由なのか」 この質問を問うことは 私たちの人生の価値観を発見するのに役立つ 片づけはただの方法ではない 自分の空間をもっと住みやすくするための

19行目のdifferences and makesと言うのは、なんて訳されるんですか？ difference で違いという意味ですよね?

15 類別化の危険 10 The Japanese often say to me, "Do you have anything tha bothers you here in Japan?" To be honest, "I have." It is the Japanese unconscious habit of classifying everything into ranks Which is better, they ask, America or Japan, California oranges or 5 mikan, and so on. People everywhere do this to some extent, but the Japanese more than others. What is the matter with these questions? 2 Needless to say, there are times when one product is superior to another. It is possible, then, to compare two things of the same 10 kind and price in order to judge their quality. But there is no saying whether peaches are better than apples or whether blue is better than green. A person may prefer peaches to apples, but he can't *categorically say that the one is better than the other. 3 Many a thing in life can't be categorized so simply. Take 15 Japanese and American cultures for example. It is foolish to say that American culture is inferior to Japanese culture. They have different histories, languages, *manners and customs. It is impossible to say that one is better than the other. When one is not aware of these differences and makes a value judgment, it 20 gives rise to dangerous misunderstandings. (注) categorically 「断定的に, 頭から」 manners and customs Check!!.