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deib 1a1o 15) Although humans todayobtain about 20% of their protein (5)参 from animal-based products, this ,may need to drop to just 5% by 2050 to feed the extra 2 billion people expecting to be alive then, warn some of the world's leading water experts. 【学習院大*) boog es orwi © コ→( GbO Toore

最後のwhen節のところで現在完了形が使われていますが、現在形と現在完了形でなにかニュアンスの違いはあるのでしょうか。 教えて頂きたいです。

次の英文の下線部を訳しなさい Population experts project that the world's inhabitants ma reach 20 billion in the next century. But they warn that this may be the maximum population that the earth can sustain. When we have reached this limit, what will happen to the human species? sdt (関西学院大)

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新学習指導要領に対応 Enjoy 英語 東 New 3 PUR製本を 採用 English Workbook ニューエンジョイワーク with SNOOPY" 開きやすく 書きやすい! 11 25 DO YOU KNOW HOW |MANY PEOPLE IN THIS |COUNTRY PLAY TENNIS? THIRTY-FOUR MILLION! AND THEY CAN ALL BEAT ME! LISTEN TO THIS 3-7 Pow! seの S-22 5OME PEOPLE DEFINE AN AMATEUR AS SOMEONE WHO ISN'T VERY GOOD |OTHERS SAY AN AMATEUR PLAYS ONLY FOR SPORT AND NOT FOR MONEY WHAT WAS THAT FIRST DEFINITION? 100 Unitod Feature Syndicate Inc Scau,

1問目のquestion教えてください、！ おそらく上の英文の冒頭を使うとおもうんですが書き方がわかりません、

Lesson 3 Predictions of the Future - Science and imagination - Part 1 | Predictions about the future of technology are usually not very nice. In one of them, humans are fighting against a computer which is very smart. In another one, people are 宅脳する braihwashed and working hard while the government is watching them all the time. We do not want that kind of future. 42 2 However, Isaac Asimo, an American writer and a scientist, made good predictions back in_1964 about our lives today. His predictions called “Visit to the World's Fair of 2014" 家を。 appeáred in The New York Times 50 years ago. 2014年 実現する 3 You will see that a lot of his predictions have come true: self-driving cars, video calling, (n02 るれ the use of nuclear p&wer, and robots that do various tasks at home. Asimov also thought that in 2014 the world population would be 6.5 billion and the US population would reach 350 million.He came very close. The world population in 2014 was about 7.2 billion, and 3巻、5000万で that of the US was 319 million. (500 7 【Questions) 1. Answer the following questions. 1. What are some examples of a future that we don't want?

SVOCをふってほしいです。おねがいします。

1 演習1 (解答,解説→別冊: p.2) CD(38 次の英文を訳しなさい。 Nonsmokers often breathe in the smoke from other people's cigarettes. This is secondhand smoke. (関東学院大) 【解答欄) 2 演習2 (解答·解説→別冊: p.2) 次の英文を訳しなさい。 Millions of immigrants from scores of homelands brought diversity to our continent. In a mass migration, some 12 million immigrants (常磐大) passed through the waiting rooms of New York's Ellis Island. 【解答欄)

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【No.27] 次の英文の要旨として、最も妥当なのはどれか。 136 years after building began. The church agreed to repay $41 million in permit fees dating back to 1882. It has 10 years to pay The Sagrada Familia finally has a building permit the fees. Barcelona's mayor called the agreement historic. She said the money would finance projects to improve the metro, roads, public services and local neighbourhoods. A resident tweeted that this would, "improve the quality of life for citizens and visitors and the image of Barcelona”. La Sagrada Familia was designed by the modernist artist Antoni Gaudi. He also designed many unique and eccentric buildings and parks in Barcelona. The church will be finished in 2026-100 years after Gaudi's death. 1 世界中から多くの観光客が訪れるサグラダ·ファミリア教会は,着工後136年の時を経た今 も未完成であるが,ガウディの設計図が見つかったため,2026年には完成する見込みである。 人気観光地となったサグラダ·ファミリア教会は,資金調達が可能となり,建築技術も進歩 したので,初期の完成予定よりも早まり,2026年には完成すると言われている。 2 3 着工後136年を経たサグラダ.ファミリア教会は,未完成の世界遺産として有名であり、 2026年の完成前に,ガウディの傑作の建設途中を一目見ようと観光客が集まっている。 4 バルセロナには,ガウディの設計による建物や公園が多く存在するが,特に建設中のサグラ ダ·ファミリア教会の維持には莫大な費用がかかるので、市長は市民のみならず,観光客から も献金を募っている。 5 着工後136年にして建築許可を取得するサグラダ·ファミリア教会が過去に遡って支払う許 可料は,公共事業などの改修費に充てられ,教会はガウディの没後100年にあたる 2026年に 完成予定だ。

算用数字を英語のつづりになおしてください。 お願いします！

1) 123,456,789,345 2) 65.108

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日本でのジャガイモ普及の陰には, 一つの恋の物語がありました Potatoes arrived in Japan in 1598 on Dutch merchat ships. Japanese people liked them, and many varieties Part(4 nerchant n5:tfant] arieties [varáiatiz] ariety aráiatil)。 The most popular variety nowadays is the “Danshaku imo (Baron potato).” It was have been grown here. 『adays adèiz] pn [béran] introduced by Baron Ryokichi Kawada in 1907. As a young man, Ryokichi studied in Scotland and fell in love with a Scottish woman named Jeannie. They enjoyed eating hot baked potatoes in the cold winters and [skátland] ish [skátif] ie [dzí:ni] there. They wanted to get married, but they'couldn't because Ryokichi's father opposed the marriage. d) Twenty years later, Ryokichi purchased some farmland in Hokkaido. Remembering his happy times = Imérids] ] 6 with Jeannie, he decided to grow potatoes. After trying different varieties from the U.K. and U.S., he finally =t(id)] found a variety suited to the climate of Hokkaido. 15 Today the potato's journey is still continuing. New varieties are being developed for hot, dry climates. énfall They have the potential to feed millions of people in the future. 商船 da 川田龍吉(宝鑑面

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読解問題(2) 55 2 次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 (土佐高改) 野高) ries Before 1870 there were millions of *buffaloes in North America They lived in the West between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River. For hundreds of years, *Native Americans hunted them. Fon For Native Americans, the buffalo was a ( ① ). のThey killed it only when they needed *t They used aevery part of the buffalo. They used the meat for food and the "skin for clothes, *blankets and *tepees. *Weapons and *tools were made from the *bones and the er horns. They followed the buffaloes and always stayed near gthem. When they killed a buffalo, they said, "Im sorry I killed you. friend. but thank you. Now I can have food and clothes." 10 In 1848 gold was discovered in California. Twenty-one years after that, a *railroad was built between the East and the West. A lot of white people came to the West. At first they hunted the buffalo as a sport. The white hunters shot buffaloes from railroad cars. Soon 6they found they could make money out of the buffalo. They began to hunt buffaloes for their skins. In only three years, from 1871 to 1874, the white hunters killed nine million of 15 them. In 1885 only 75 buffaloes were left. Many Native Americans died too, because they Could not find any buffaloes for food. Today buffaloes are kept in safe places. And there are now over 25,000 buffaloes in North America. (注) buffalo バッファロー Native American アメリカ先住民 skin 皮 blanket 毛布 tepee 獣皮製テント weapon 武器 tool 道具 bone 骨 horn 角 railroad 鉄道 口(1)( 0 )にあてはまる単語を, 本文中から抜き出して書きなさい。 feod 口(2) 下線部2を,代名詞がさしているものがわかるように日本語に直しなさい。 アイリカ先性見が食べ物を必要としたとき,バッ7eo-を絞してた。 口(3) 下線部3の具体例として本文で述べられているものを4つ,日本語で書きなさい。 食べ物の内、皮の脂,毛布,獣皮製モニト 口(4) 下線部の, ⑤がさすものを, それぞれ本文中の英語で答えなさい。 the bufflo the white hanters. 口5)次の質問に英語で答えなさい。ただし, 主語·動詞を省かないこと。 1. When was the railroad built between the East and the West? uAs brile 2. What part of the buffalo did white people use to make money? I+ 269 in