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Australia is the continent where Europeans began to settle about 200 years 第13講 PS Practical Skills 予習授業復 1/復 2/復 3 次の英文を読んで、設問に答えなさい。 Lor the Outback. They have a custom called ‘walkabout, which is a survival Every aboriginal boy must go on a journey in the desert and live in it just by Limcelf for a long time. He must learn how to make a fire, how to cook, and how ind a water hole where he can get some water to drink. It gets very hot during Hhe dav and very cold at night. He may get ill, but he must get over it, because this ic the time when he must show how truly strong he is. He has to walk and walk for seven to eight months until he meets his people again. Only when he finishes his 'walkabout,' will he be accepted as an adult member of his tribe*. Then he is allowed to marry and have his own children. Aborigine: アボリジニー (オーストラリア原住民) vast desert area : 広大な砂漠地帯 tribe: 部族 【1】 次の1~5 の内容が本文と一致する場合はTを、一致しない場合はFを記し な さい。 1.ヨーロッパ人は 40,000年前にオーストラリアに定住し始めた。 2. 'walkabout'「放浪の旅」とは13~14 才の少年に課せられる生存の試練である。 3. 少年は長い間たった1人で砂漠で暮らさねばならない。 4. 砂漠は昼夜を通してたいへん暑い。 5. 少年は「放浪の旅」 を終えた時、 大人として扱われる。 [2】 文中の下線部を和訳しなさい。

For example, lions can survive in the wild, because most lions still hunt prey on the grassland instead of waiting for humans to feed the... Read More

For example, lions can survive in the wild, because most lions still hunt prey on the grassland instead of waiting for humans to feed the... Read More

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8B 適切な前置詞を入れて文を完成させましょう。Completa. 1. Mi companero vive lejos la universidad, pero yo vivo cerca. 2. Normalmente desayuno casa. Desayuno las siete la manana. la universidad la una. 3. Mis amigos y yo comemos 4. A: i B: Normalmente Ilego qué hora Ilegas casa? casa las diez la noche. 5. Normalmente ceno mi familia, pero los viernes ceno mis amigos casa

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2 Scanning: Read quickly and find answers to questions①~6. の Do plants use many different kindsof strategies to scatter their seeds? Yes, they do. 2 What brings dandelion seeds far away? brimg A for Aを遠くく時って~く Dstems. The wind. What are Asiatic plantain scattered by? Peaple ④ Do ants eat violet seeds? *C They only eat the jelly No 十hey don'y ⑤ Why do plants employ a variety of strategies to scatter their seeds? +he survival of the species.

vivid2 lesson4のPart4です！英語が得意な方訳をお願いしたいです！よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️ Some people feel it pleasant to have lucky numbers, such as 7, 8 or 15. They try... Read More

form xvii can be changed into the Latin sentence Some people feel it pleasant to have lucky numbers, such as 7, 8 or 15. They try to avoid numbers associated with unlucky things. In Christian countries, many people feel uncomfortable when their hotel room is on the 13th floor. The number 13 has traditionally been G considered unlucky. This might be because there were thirteen people at the Last Supper before Jesus was betrayed. So hotels in Christian countries often refer to their 13th floor as the 14th one. In Italy, the unlucky number is 17. Its numera form xvii can be changed into the Latin sentence Thus, vixi, which implies that “my life is over. being careful about number associations is importa" for better understanding between a cultures.

vivid2 lesson4のPart3です！英語が得意な方訳をお願いしたいです！よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️ People in other countries are also careful about People in China feel it lucky t... Read More

People in other countries are also careful about numbers. People in China feel it lucky that they can have a car with the number 8 on the 1license plate. The pronunciation of 8 in their language is easily associated with a word meaning “prosperity 5 or fortune.” European countries have their own number associations. The number 7 is widely considered lucky. Some Europeans have long felt a G sense of completion in the number 7, as in the Seven 0 Heavens and the Seven Wise Men. In Germany, the number 4 is another lucky number. People in Norway regard the number 9 as lucky, and people in Spain believe the number 15 15 is lucky. In short, different numbers have different " cultural associations.

vivid2 lesson4のPart2です！英語が得意な方訳をお願いしたいです！よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️ Numbers in Japanese often have the same sounds as other words. The number 4 can ... Read More

Numbers in Japanese often have the same sounds as other words. The number 4 can stand for “shi," which refers to death. And the number9 can sound G like “ku," which means suffering. These numbers sound uncomfortable for people in Japan. Japanese people sometimes throw five-yen coins into offering boxes at shrines. Five yen in Japanese sounds like “go-en.” They wish that their five-yen coins will bring good fortune. As the examples above show, native Japanese speakers are careful M 10 about how numbers are pronounced in the language. Japanese numbers have another side. 5963, or “go-ku-ro-san," can mean: “Thank you for your hard work.” 530, or “go-mi-zero,” can refer to zero waste.