分詞構文の見抜き方についての質問です。 説明の中に「almostの前にbeingを補うと良い。」 と書いてあるのですが、とりあえず「副詞句っぽいなー」と思ったらbeingを置いて考えるのがベストなんですかね⁇ 個々の文法問題だけならまだしも、長文の中でも一目で見抜く方法な... Read More

447 0 1 Superman, almost invulnerable and able to fly through the air, is the last survivor of the planet Krypton. (スーパーマンは, ほとんど不死身で空を飛ぶこともできる, クリプトン星の最後の生存 標準

なんで問5はイになるんですか？教えてください！

* Indeed there were severa! "false theories, according to Mr. Popik. Some said New York was the Big Apple because so many desperate people sold apples from carts during *the Great Depression, but the term had existed before that. Others said it was because of the famous apple tree planted in 1647 by Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch *governor of the city, which survived for 220 years on the corner of 13th Street and 3rd Avenue, but the history books show this was a "pear tree. It's difficuit to be totally certain where any word or expression first came frcm. But in 1997 the mayor's office informally accepted Mr. Popik's version of events when it added the name "Big Apple Corner" to the spot where Broadway meets West 54th Street. It was here that the long-forgotten racing reporter Mr. FitzGerald lived for the last 30 years of his life. I can't think of any city with a more famous nickname. (注) term: 葉 etymology: 語源 racetrack: 競馬場 ばてい groom: 馬丁(馬の世話係) thoroughbred: サラブレッド(馬の一品種) tourist board:観光局 false theory: 誤った説 なし the Great Depression: 大恐慌 governor: 植民地総督 pear: 梨 問5 Actording to one of the false theories in the 7th paragraph, the governor Sold many apples from carts : planted a famous apple tree ウ、sold many pears from carts エ, planted a famous pear tree

英語の文法問題ですが、難しくてわかりません。 解説は簡単でもいいので答えてくださると嬉しいです。 よろしくお願いします。

切なものを選び、番号で答えよ。 380 Don't forget ( ) out the garbage tomorrow morning. 0 take @ taking @ taken O to take 381 It is good manners to ( ) off your cell phone in public places. Omake の take 382 The population of this city is not as ( @ bring Qturn ) as that of your city. 0 large @ big 383 He( ) his friendsa story about his travel in China. @many @much 0 said @ spoke @talked O told 384( )Isaw the puppy at the shop, I decided to buy it. O The moment @ By the moment @ To the moment O For the moment 385( ) all the teachers agreed to the plan. O Hardly 386 “Kenji and I will go sing karaoke tonight. Do you want to join us?"C “Good. We'll pick you up at six." Bnol oe bfoo O Barely OMost OAlmost 0 Ive had enough @ Good for you @ Leave me alone @Sounds great 387 Greg ( ) on the bus at Fifth Street and went to the museum. O boarded @ got @ took O entered 388 “Could you wait here for just one minute? I need to withdraw some money from the ATM” "Sure." “Thanks. Ill be back as soon as possible." "OK. ( )" 0It's too late @ Take it a way @ Take your time @It's on your right 389 I really appreciate your comments, which were very (). @ encouraged 0 encourage @encouraging @encouragement 390 I may ( )the historical novel before, but I hardly remember the story. 0 read @ be reading be read O have read 391 What he says doesn't make any ( ) to me. 0 sense cause means O reason )is my husband. O stomach 392 The man sleeping on his ( diw eavit alb Ofoot 0 head 2 arm 393 I live in Chiba, ( ) is located to the east of Tokyo. which 010 opa bgc 0where @ that Owhat 394 In writing essays, good grammar is ( ). 0must @musts a must O the musts e 395 They used to say that the Japanese are a hardworking (). 0 persons @ ethnic O people O nationalityhil 396 Write dowm your password ( ) you forget it. op 0in order that so that @ unless のin case

恒等式の問題は係数比較と数値代入で2通りの解き方があると思うんですが、この問題で数値代入ｘ=2を代入するとa=0で解答とは異なります。ちなみに、回答は係数比較でやってます。何故ダメなのでしょうか？

めよ。 (上智大·改) d 2x°-7x°+11x-16 x(x-2) の恒等式となるように定数a, b, c, dを定めると, a=|ア], b a b C 231 (x-2)? (x-2) がxについて 3 x x-2 イ ニ c=|ウ, d=|エである。 (関西学院大)

A doctor saidに続く問題がわかりません

Ih the sixTh grade A doctor said ( 17月1、 About a month later Suddenly Sadako became ( Sick In the hospital Sadako wished for ( )and made ( When Sadako was twelve Sadako passed away.

(3)の答えってどれですか？ 分からないです

She hopes to be ( a (3) What caused Sadako's sickness? The ( ) did. (4) Why did Sadako make paper cranes?

写真1枚目の⑷を、写真2枚目のようにしてはいけないのは何故ですか？

3直流回路 図は,電圧 VIV]の電源と, 抵抗値がすべて等しい r[Q]の抵抗から構成される回路である。この回路 について,次の問いに答えよ。 (1) AB 間の合成抵抗 R[Q] を, rを用いて表せ。 (2)点Aを流れる電流IIA] を, 7, Vを用いて表せ。 (3)抵抗 R,を流れる電流ム[A]を,r, Vを用いて表せ。 (4)抵抗 Re を流れる電流1.[A]を, r, Vを用いて表せ。 (5)抵抗 Ri, Rでの消費電力 P, P.[W]を,それぞれr, Vを用いて表せ。 B R2 I Rs I。 V[V]

なぜ題名のanimalのaが大文字になっているのでしょうか？題名だと変わるんですかね？

Save the Animals idheal Many kinds of animals are in danger of extinction. Today they are facing many challenges, such as climate change and human activities. It is difficult for endangered animals to survive in these 5 conditions. It is important for us to understand this.

お願いします🙇‍♀️

For Speaking Test [Read and Think 1] Endangered Animals in the world Let us give you one example from the Red List. It is the crested ibis, or toki in Japanese. Up until the Meiji era, we could see many ibises around this country. However, the population of ibises in Japan rapidly decreased. People hunted them for their beautiful feathers, and development destroyed their environment. It was difficult for them to survive. In 1981, five ibises were captured on Sado Island for breeding. People tried to help them live safely, but they died one by one. The last one died in 2003. However, we still had some Chinese-born ibises on the island. They were a gift from the Chinese government in the 1990s. Since then, people have been breeding these ibises. We have lost all of the original Japanese ibises, but someday ibises may fly over Japan like before. OWhy did Japanese people hunt ibises? ( 5 ) のWhat happened to the five Japanese ibises? ( 6) When were ibises sent by the Chinese government? ( 6 ) [Read and Think 2 ] Seme gorillas are also on the Red List. According to a study, the largest gorillas in the Congo may

空欄に当てはまる言葉を教えて下さい❗️

the(s uトvivors)on(to )the (next )(G eneration ). 問題1 次の文の与えられた文字で始まる適する語を書きましょう。 (1) Many people eat three_m a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 2)T they practiced hard, they didn't win the game. ,Jane decided to buy it anyway. (3) The dress was very expensive. H す字」-|てあります