赤いラインを引いてある文の意味がよく分からないです。 解説お願いします！

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センター2019なのですが、①のquiteって、どんな意味で使われていますか？quite a fewはかなり多くの、という意味になるので今回も日常的には使えないもの、という引っ掛けだと勘違いしてしまいました

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①と②、訳したらどういう意味になりますか？

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一度自分で解いてみたんですが、分からない箇所もあるので詳しく教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

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この意味、Googleで調べたら 最初のミッションは、日本の人口変化に関する現在の状況と将来の展望であり、それからあなたの立場を示し、あなたがそう思う客観的な理由を説明してください って出てきたんですけどこれで合ってますか？

We can see the population changing in Japan. What do you think about thiS? First。 mention the current situation and future perspective about population change in Japan, then shoW your standpoint about it and describe the objective reasons Why you himk so.

At the current rate of melting,in 50 years the northern ocean would be ice-free all the summer long. これは1種の仮定法のようなものですか？

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下線部と言い換え可能な英文がどれかわかりません 教えてください🙏

Strangely enough, few of us even notice that there's a problem with the way we shop - partly because weve adopted ways to survive in spite of the current confusion and partly because we falsely assume that this confusion is inevitable. People just don't get outraged i you tell them that they are buying the wrong products for the wrong reasons or that these Wrong decisions ultimately cost them tme, irritation, and money: they simply reply that “thafs the way things 29 aTe. 1. these wrong decisions result in their wasting of time and money and being angered 2. these wrong decisions end up helping them spare time and money and irritations 3. these wrong decisions make them, sooner or later, spend more time deciding upon things to buy, irritating store clerks and end up buying exDensive things 4. they eventually realize that the decisions they made were wrong after Spending unnecessary time, angering store clerks, and wastimg money.

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