この文章読んでください。学校の先生が簡単って言ってたんですがこれマーチレベルくらいありますよね？どれくらいのレベルか教えて欲しいです。

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この日本語訳を教えてください‼️ He is confident with English and can express his feelings and ideas in it.

この答えは4で、1からなぜ違うのか見分けていこうと思い直訳？してみると、直訳であるせいかもあって、「労働時間を数えるのは難しい」と出てきました。意味不明です… 3枚目に問題文も添えておくので教えていただけたら 嬉しいです🙇‍♀️

訂 Why are side jobs still unusual in Japan? 1 Counting working hours is difcult. 2。The law controls who can have a job at a company. 3。The government does not allow workers to have a side job. Companies jare worried about employees spending too much tme working elsewhere.

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この問題が分かりません!!解答を教えてください！ すみませんが急ぎでお願いします🙇‍♀️

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問題1がわかりません 教えてください🙇‍♂️ また、問題1の英文の直訳を教えていただけたら幸いです。

The three types of the human memory are the sensory memory, the Short-term memory, and the long-term memory. This division of the memory into phases is 。based on the length of time of the memory. Fe) 5 Sensory memory is instantaneous memory, It is an image or memory that enters your mind only for a short period of time: it comes and goes in underasecond.( 2 ) Information can be held in the shortterm memory for about twenty Seconds or as long as you are actively using it If you repeat a fact to 10 yourself, that fact will stay in your shortterm memory as long as you (ゅkeep repeating it ( c ) you Stop repeating it。 either it is forgotten or imoves into long-term memory.( 3 ) Long-term memory is the huge memory tank that can hold ideas and images for years and years. ( 4 ) Imformation can be added to 15 your long-term memory when you actively try to put it there through memori2afion or when an idea or image enters your mind (ゅOn itS own. SD (169 語)

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.

⑤は、これでも合ってますか？ 答えは、know what to doでした

上村充物(food Wastes)について。 は食品府研物 8 Si の8人 の区は, 8 人の発表と ALTAe 聞いでま とめた Ryota のノートの-. 617 賠m 、Ryoko. Yusuke, の取組についで市べで: 英語の授業 その削減のた 指導助手)の Wilson 先生のまと ある。①ー⑤に答えなさい< 画 発夫 発表をした ッ ou ever heard this warq ? 語ggebroth." Have o talk about eg When We make this broth, We use_nart。 tables。 sually throw away。 So We Can reduce 還 er good for Our healkh. Last_might gebroth. Treally liked it 1 Want yon 1 wantt Tt is the broth of vege or the vegetables which Our garbage: Also,Yegebro my mother COOK currV with ve to try it: [Kyoko] Theard an intere story fromu my grandmother. Her_town has | ie ) reduee their garbage 放 started an interesting program he brings her garbage to the city hell she_can_get_Some Yegefahles And there is another_ good_thing. The garbage iS used as fertilizer m gl。 That means ( (Deer たmakes / the_garbage とit ). Then the vegetables grow well m the better soil. Thave an uncle who works as a chef_at a restaurant。 。) He_checks the weather, temDeratureS and_some other things_every day to_gueSs the number_of people_who will come to his restaurant and the_food they_will_order Then,_he_changes how_much_food he should buy」 He doesrlt have tO buy too much,』 and his restaurant throws away almost no food. QR_everyones Lets_share your ideas. We learned_important things_from Kyoko.Yunsuke and Mizuho、 There are three stages about cookimgand_we have_something to do at each_stage. First。_before we cook、it is important to aike a good pl8m. Then, we can cook omy the necessary food. SeoI when we CoK, we meedl to tky_tolmee as imany barts ot the tood ms OsDl6。 hdLiatterye Gook and eat we shonld tind how We [Mr, Wilson] can use the garbage。、We can Sometimes use i ーーここ SOIUM U SG 」 m other Wa8yS.

③を訳していただけませんか？ はじめのは人物名でスヒメルペニンクと読みます

訪 本文の内容に合う文を下の①ー④から1 つ選び, その番号をマークしなさい ① As soon as he became involved in developing an electric car system, 、Schimmelpennink completely stopped working on his bike program. @ Schimmelpennink had so many enemies in the Dutch government that he had to find work in Copenhagen. ⑨ Schimmelpennink's ideas Were flexible enough to be applied to vehicls other than bikes. Schimmelpennink's ideas were rejected by the city council when he was young because they were entirely original.

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When cafes became popular im Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, they were places of intense intellectual discussion and poHiGcal debate. Excited intellectuals would talk passionately about politics and government. This was during *the Age of Enlightenment in Western Europe, which was a time of incredible political and social change. Many of the new and radical ideas of this time were 回 ) born in cafes。m some European countries, governments became very ( ) about the new ideas being discussed in these shops. Some governments even tried to close cafes, but they only grew in popularity. Eventually, cafes were used as places to plan revolutions. Imdeed, it is often said that the French Revolution started in a cafI Nowadays, cafes are much more relaxing places. Modern-style coffee