問1の①②教えてください

2 次の英文は咲 Saki) と貴 (Takashi) が 知人で来日中のスミス氏 (Mr.Smith) と 会話をしている場面と、その後に咲がスミス氏に送ったメールの一部である。 これらを読んで、後の各問に答えよ。 Saki: Mr. Smith: Takashi: You started a Japanese cooking Jug class in London, right? 1011 radiom Yes. I began to think about this class when I was working as a chef in Fukuoka. Look at this. It is a picture of my class. 144. Yem Oh, "Washoku Cooking Class", is that the name of your class? ℗¹) In London, I think it is ( you / better / to / name / for ) say “Japanese food cooking class" THOM mu woy 920 COD Takashi: Mr. Smith: Washoku Cooking Class TADT. bia Mr. Smith: Well, that name was not enough for me. You know what Was Saki: Takashi: 1910M Washoku means, right? XUDA ng of evad i bar it hard tontos I woa loodo Yes, it means traditional Japanese food culture. We learned about it in home YSHIONY economics class. 2 There is some special food (for /is/ you / eaten / which ) annual events, Mr. Smith: Wow, you learned that at school. Many people in London like sushi or tempura, but they don't know a lot about Washoku. AO LOY TENT Do you think people living in London can learn and enjoy Washoku? I have seen that many times in my class. We understand more about Washoku by cooking Japanese food and eating it. We also enjoy the Szasla sousi seasons through the colors and shapes hapes of the food and dishes. be colorat Suoy two VaRar ook buitius mods storw WORD 320 TIRSALT I see. I haven't tried to show Washoku to other people before, but now I want to introduce it to the foreign people around us and enjoy it together. Saki:oo Good idea! Let's do it! We'll tell you about it later, Mr. Smith. T

カッコに入る適当な語句を教えて下さい。

(1) Illness kept me () attending the meeting. (2) He succeeded ( ) his father's estate. (東和大) (獨協大) (大阪教大) ) a (中京大) (3) They were deprived ( ) their civil rights. (4) It is hard for Americans to tell a Japanese ( Chinese. (5) I will make a true gentleman ( ) you. (東京経大 ) (6) Many aspects of Japanese culture are ( ) great inter- est to Americans. (東北大) (7) She prides herself ( ) being able to read French books. (山形大) (8) I can tell that they look down ( way they talk to him. (9) These goods must be paid ( ) on delivery. (10) Can you account ( ) the money you spent? ) him because of the (上智大) (神戸商大) (慶大)

長文問題は全部読むべきですか？ 問題解こうと思っても、問題できかれてそうな英文の前後見ても一部分しか揉めないので文の意味がわからないのですが、全文読む時間がないです

Kana: Taylor: ana: lor: 7: *** Kana: ut nts Taylor: Kana: Taylor: It was very beautiful, so I showed it to my host fam I'm glad to hear that. washi was used. I like washi, and my host family showed me an interesting video about it. A video? Tell me more. Traditional Japanese paper called shrine. The video was about old paper documents in a famous The paper documents (have / of /were / washi/made) about 1,300 years ago. People have used washi since then. あけましておめでとう I enjoyed spending time with you last year. Thanks so much! (友だちと) 時間を過ごす, 遊ぶ 文書 ・過去 ところで ・はがき I want to hang out and talk more together this year. That's a long time! I didn't know that. When we read a variety of information written on washi, we can find things about life in the past. I see. thought of that. Washi is important because we can learn the long history of Japan, right? I never I'm happy I can understand Japanese culture more. By the way, you made the New Year's card you sent me, didn't you? Yes. ]. When I went to the history museum, I made a small washi, and used it as a postcard. That's wonderful! But making washi isn't easy. If I were you, [ Well... using washi. Your nengajo was amazing! It gave me a chance to learn about an interesting part of Japanese culture. I found that washi is not only beautiful but also important in your culture. You taught (about/mé / new / to / something ) washi, and I enjoyed talking about it with you. If you want, let's go to the museum. How about next Sunday? Yes, I'm free on that day! p.s. 1 -2- I hope you'll like it! You love traditional Japanese things, so I wanted to make a special thing for you by It was fun to think about how I could create a great nengajo. Kana 2 英文中の 考えて、最も適当なものを、一つ選び、記号を書け。 will show you a traditional Japanese paper learned that to understand Japanese culture is important made this card from washi by myself will take you to the famous shrine next Sunday 話を選びそれらを正しい順に並べて書け。 会話の内容から考えて意味がとおるように、 には、次のア~エのいずれかが入る。 会話の内容から 英文中の〔 考えて、最も適当なものを、一つ選び、記号を書け。 には,次のア~エのいずれかが入る。 年賀状と会話の内容 I would buy postcards at a shop I could make the postcards easily I would go to the museum first to learn about it I I could enjoy creating a great nengajo FDH 問4 次の質問の答えとして、 年賀状と会話の内容から考えて, 最も適当 ア~エから一つ選び, 記号を書け Why did Taylor think the nengajo Kana gave to her was amazing? Because it gave her a chance to come to Japan to learn Japanese Because it told her the history of Japanese culture. Because she learned about an interesting side of Japanese cultur Because she was happy to read what Kana wrote to her. x -3-

至急　問1教えてください！

3 次の英文を読んで、後の各問に答えよ。 Hiroshi is a junior high school student. One day in an English class, his teacher said, "We have many kinds of new technology around us. Computers, the Internet, and AI are good examples. Do you know any people who use them well? In our next project, I want you to introduce one person in class." So at home that night, Hiroshi asked his mother, and she said to him, "Your grandmother, Toshiko, uses new technology well." A few days later, Hiroshi talked with Toshiko on the Internet about the project. She said, "Well, you know I am a fruit farmer. I didn't use technology very much in the past. But now, I use it every day. There are many benefits of using new technology. I collect information about the weather from websites. I can understand my fruit's growth by keeping records and can share that information with researchers and farmers who live in other parts of Japan. Then I can get good ideas from them and make my fruit bigger and better. Now I don't need to give water to my fruit trees because AI technology can do 2 that job. Also, it is easy for me to sell more fruit by using the Internet. In these ways, new technology has changed my way of working and made it better. On my website, I show other farmers how to use new technology which helps us grow better fruit." Hiroshi decided to talk about her to his classmates. A month later, Hiroshi made a speech in front of his classmates. After the speech, his classmate, Asuka, said, “In your speech, I like the story of your grandmother's website. She shows her ideas about using new technology for agriculture. I hope people will be interested in her website. If they see it, they will learn her ways to grow fruit. Then, they will be influenced by her and start working like her. I really respect her." Hiroshi was very happy to hear that. He said to Asuka, "Using new technology in effective ways has been changing the lives of many people. I want to learn about this more and create a better society in the future." 受羽課題 プロジェクト

Bの2、Cの 2がわかりません。他の問題はあっていますか？

It from 15 に相当 migra 20 B Fill in the blank spaces using the words in brackets. karaoke in English? [say] C Put the words in brackets in the correct order. らが 1. In many parts of the world, [learn/as/second /a/ people / language English ]. HO) 9312 g 2. Pizza Italian/by/ the US/ was /to / introduced / immigrants ] in the late 19th century. 25 1. A: B: There's no need to translate it! Karaoke is an English word now. econbury niko 2. A: What is the origin of the word konbini? B: [come] no qa the English words "convenience store.” Vosil 3. Throughout its history, Japan [by / influenced/has/ cultures / been / foreign ]. 4. [ the western / introduction / before / of/ clothing ], Japanese people wore kimono.

答えが3なのですが、4じゃダメな理由を教えて欲しいです🙏

353 A lot of air pollution comes from ( industrious agriculture ni of these! ) activity. 3 industrial girls 4 industry 29m alon

このような英文を読むのに8分ぐらいかかってしまいます。筆記は30分しかないので、2、3分で読めるようになりたいです。 早く読めるコツを教えてください。

4 Read the passage and choose the answer which best completes each sentence (1) 1)~(4). We all know that any person has a dream while they are sleeping. We also know that it is difficult to remember dreams after we wake up. Most dreams are soon forgotten and they disappear like small bubbles in water. In addition, they often cannot be remembered at all after they are forgotten. Even if you can remember a dream soon after you wake up, perhaps you cannot remember it any more after getting out from your bed to make some coffee. Maybe you have had such an experience. Then, have you ever noticed that you were having a dream while you were sleeping? / Some people have had such an experience. It is called a lucid dream, and some scientists in the world do research on it. Actually, there are even research groups which focus on it. Why do they do research on lucid dreams? For one thing, there may be advantages for us. We will be able to avoid nightmares and make our dreams happier or more exciting if we can notice we are having dreams and we can control them like a pilot. Today, scientists do not know enough about lucid dreams and how to control them, so there are still many things to be done in the research. But it may be possible for everyone to have lucid dreams if science in the area improves more. Actually, that is one of goals that some scientists are trying to reach. According to a survey, over 75% of the respondents answered that they experienced a lucid dream at least once in their lives. Also, many reports about lucid dream experiences were given in history. We can find early reports on them in books from ancient cultures. For example, an ancient Greek doctor already tried to use lucid dreams as a kind of therapy over two thousand years ago. And controlling our dreams in our own ways was one of the important topics among early Buddhists in Asia.

この文でのwe have は日本語訳するとどうなりますか？

Rice cultivation in Japan everyone. I'd like to talk about food. It's the most interesting way to learn about other cultures. 3-2 What's my favorite food? I think most Japanese eat it at least once a day. Yes, rice. Thanks to rice, we have m 5 sushi, rice balls, and beautiful green rice fields. Look at this photo. [Slide 1] I took it near my grandmother's house. Hello, 62-2 Rice has a long history in Japan. It was brought to Kyushu about 3,000 years ago. At first, rice only grew in 10 warm areas. In the late 1800s, new varieties of rice were developed, and they could grow in colder areas. This map shows rice production in Japan in 2018. [Slide 2] Surprisingly, now rice production is higher in the colder eastern regions than in the western regions.

問ニの②と問3、問4教えてください

3 次は,アメリカからの留学生のケイト (Kate) と, 高校生の勇太 (Yuta) との対話と, その日の夜に勇太が書いた日記の一部である。これらを読んで、後の各問に答えよ。 (One Monday morning. ) Kate Good morning, Yuta. Yuta : Good morning, Kate. You look sleepy. What's up? Kate: I went to bed late last night because I was talking a lot with my host family. Yuta Oh, I see. events. Kate: Some differences between America and Japan, for example, food, sports, and I think (find / we/ it's / to / interesting) differences in culture. Yuta: I think so, too. How about schools? Did you find any differences? Kate: Yes. For example, on the first day in Japan, I was surprised because my host brother walked to school by himself. In America, students - especially elementary school students go to school by school bus, or their parents drive them to school. Yuta: Really? In Japan, most students walk or ride a bike to school. I often get up late and ask my mother, "Drive me to school, please." But she says, "No! Run to school!" ja Kate: That's funny. I have another interesting story. Teachers here often say, "Take your textbooks home. Don't leave them at school." But students in America must leave them at school. Yuta Really? Why? Kate In America, students borrow textbooks from the states. We give them back at the end of the year. We (in/ not/them/ are/ write / must) or make them dirty. Yuta That's interesting! I want to know more about differences in culture. Kate Me, too. I want to talk about them with you. Do you have some time this weekend? Yuta I'm going to visit my grandfather's house on Sunday. But I'm ( f) on : Saturday. Please come to my house on Saturday. Kate OK. See you then. This morning I talked with Kate. She ( (1) ) me about some differences between American and Japanese schools. I was surprised that students in America [ 1. When I heard about that, I also became interested in differences in culture. So I'm going to talk about them with her on (@ ) at my house. 2

2.3.4の答えを教えてください🙏 よろしくお願いします

hichも可。 who, whom us 117 about it. [目的格] the +最 ること ので. 18 吾] [主格] こう。 2 CAC OS 201 各文の関係代名詞が that で置きかえられるものには○を置きかえられないものには×を書 1 きなさい｡ A 1) I can see a dog which is sleeping in the garden. 2) She is the person whom I have wanted to see. 3) Mr. Smith is the man whose son is my classmate. これは祖父が買った時計です。 This is the clock (who/that) was bought by my grandfather. ジェーンは日本の文化が好きなアメリカ人の女の子です。 2) 1) 2 日本語に合うように、( )内から適切なほうを選びなさい。 ただし、両方とも正しい場合は、 好んで使われるほうを選びなさい。 A 3) UTDO 251-151 2000-1 Jane is an American girl (whom/who) likes Japanese culture. あれは弟が持っている唯一の帽子です。 That is the only cap (which / that) my brother has. 4) この学校を卒業するすべての生徒は英語を上手に話します。 All the students (who / that) graduate from this school are good English speakers. Fine awaredwanel. B C 3 各組の文がほぼ同じ意味になるように,( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 1) (a) Taku is the boy whom I sent an email to. (b) Taku is the boy ( ) ( ) I sent an email. 2) (a) This is the dictionary that my sister talked about yesterday. (b) This is the dictionary ( 1 3) (a) Is it Meg's plan you agree to? (b) Is it Meg's plan ( ) ( ) you agree? 4) (a) He couldn't say the things that he wanted to say. (b) He couldn't say ( ] )() wanted to say. 1 ] 3)そのかばんは私が探しているものではありませんでした。 The bag (was / was / what / for / not / looking/I). The bag. my sister talked yesterday. t [slod-adT = 4 日本語に合うように,( )内の語句を並べかえて英文を完成させなさい。 ABC 1) 私が公園で見た子どもはケンタではありません。 The child(Kenta / the park/I/isn't/in/saw). The child 2) ユミが興味のある教科は数学です。 (interested / Yumi / in / is / the subject) is math.y 2 Lesson 19 is math. 関係詞2