問題で、段落1.2段落からと書いてあるので、Last year〜から、to seeまでかなっと思ったんですけど、実際は、in the summerまででした。 棒線部1の前にはきちんと空いているのになぜそうなるのでしょうか？ わかる方お願いします。 どっちかと言うと英語では... Read More

4 S 15 Chapter yar 英文を読んで、設問に答えなさい。 (thousands of yen) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 January March February April 花の売り上げ Flowers Sales May June July August October Septemb Decembe November 目標時間 words 40 minutes ~ included children, teenagers, and working people who used the station. At the end of this year, she looked carefully at her monthly sales for the whole year. She made a graph to make the monthly trends easier to see. Last year, Margaret opened a new flower shop in Nagoya. Her shop was just in front of a railway station and soon became popular. Her customers According to her data, flowers sold best in December. During the 12月 Christmas season, people buy flowers for Christmas parties, and some people choose flower bouquets as presents. Also, flowers are a common feature when celebrating the New Year and people tend to buy more expensive flowers at 310 the end of the year. In March, there are many opportunities to send flower bouquets, such as graduation ceremonies and job transfers. Similarly, in May people often buy flower bouquets for Mother's Day. Interestingly, sales were good in August, too. The reason is that many Japanese people bring flowers to family graves in the summer. der 秋 On the other hand, flowers did not sell well during fall. Margaret wanted to attract new customers and increase sales in that season. She came up with (2) two ideas. One was to target Respect-for-the-Aged Day on the third Monday in September. She was sure some people would want to send flowers to grandparents on that day. The other was a Halloween promotion She decided to make bouquets in the typical colors of Halloween that people could put in their homes on that day. She hopes that her total yearly sales will # 201 be higher next year. トータル 2つめのアイテ A-1 A-2 A-3

この訳は「警察官の3分の1は逃走した」となるのですが、なぜforce desertedが逃走するになるのでしょうか？2語で調べても出てこないし、それぞれを辞書で調べても「見捨てさせる」みたいな訳にしかならないのですが…。

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（2）のmayが、解答の和訳を見ると訳されてないのですが訳さなくてもいいんですか？

between Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures. 1. ceiling 2. illusion 3. border 4. surface 空しさ (2) An (_) might have emptiness in daily lives. When you feel it, you may need to satisfy your desires for friendship, love and so on. 1. occasion 2. emotion 3. article 4. individual (4) locate ・・・に位置する (3) The robot responds to signals sent from a ( ) which picks up the brain waves of a human. 1. mineral 3. scent 2. device 4. religion C

②答え教えて下さい。書き込んでいる所は気にしないで大丈夫です。

p.63 Have you ever heard of Doraemon? He's a cat-type robot with "emotional circuits." He can communicate with people. He can cheer Doraemon shares pleasure and up others. 5 6 STUDY IT! sadness. However, he's seen only in cartoons. He's different from today's artificial intelligence, or AI. (8 ディヴェロプリング 1. AI is developing year by year. Someday, Doraemon may become real. briW 12:A

(1)の問題について質問です。 学校では2枚目のような文が答えでした。 しかし私は3枚目のように書きました。 あってますか？ よろしくお願いします☀️

¹Animals can play various roles in supporting people, especially those with physical or mental difficulties. Some are service animals, which are trained to assist physically challenged people. ³Others, called emotional support animals (ESAs), comfort people with mental health disorders. Overwhelmed by stress or anxiety, these people may suddenly experience panic attacks. However, living with an ESA can relieve such stress, and can also be an alternative to medical care. "In some countries, even an animal such as a parrot or a hamster can be an ESA if the owner gets a document issued by a medical professional. Some ESAs, just like service animals, can ride with their owners on trains, buses, or planes. This means that the owners can travel freely and feel safer in public places. Thus, the companionship of ESAs gives people with mental challenges more opportunities to expand their world. 10 In this way, ESAS make society more inclusive. 4 5

空欄の単語と( )を教えてください、お願いいたします。

2 GRAMMAR CHECK: VERB COMBINATIONS (16 points total) Complete the sentences. Use the boldfaced words. (8 points) What does the person say next? Match the sentences. (8 points) 1. I'm good 2. Do you enjoy 3. I like 4. I'm good at 5. I'm good 6. Do you 7. I'm good 8. Do you enjoy 9. I like to at fixing cars. at, with, to (h) things. good with languages. people? help, helping, helpful ( ) make, making, made ( ) listen, to listen, listening ( ) my job. with, of, at ( ) to cook? enjoy, good at, like ( ) ____________ children. at, with, to ( ) ? write, wrote, writing ( ) houses. design, design in, designing ( ) ............. a. Yes, I like making people happy. b. So I work in a kindergarten. c. So I'm an architect. d. But I don't want to be a psychologist. e. So I want to be an engineer. f. Yes, but I don't like using a computer. g. Yes, so I became a chef. So I'm training as a mechanic. i. So I got a promotion last year.

写真の赤線部でわからないことがあります。 ①in stead ofの後ろもdevelopを修飾していますか？それとも、独立した？副詞ですか？in one以降の文において、oneはtheir encoding abilityを表していることから、in stead ofの後ろを... Read More

新 3 1 Recent studies have (largely) rejected the long-held thinking that babies 5 同格のthat 過去との対比 過去を表す語句 反論表現 cannot encode information [that forms the foundation of memories]). (For instance), (in one experiment [involving 2-and 3-month-old infants]), the babies' legs were attached (by a ribbon) (to a mobile), a toy [that hung (above a mobile の同格 the baby's bed)].3 (By kicking their legs), the babies learned motion caused the mobile - art 15V0 因果表現 0 mobile without the ribbon)), the infants remembered to kick their legs. (When the same experiment was performed (with 6-month-olds)), they picked up the kicking relationship (much more quickly), (indicating that their encoding ability must develop (gradually with time) (instead of in one v'- significant burst [around 3 years old])〉). 対比表現 that the the mobile to move). 4 (Later), (placed (under the same o' 1 S 訳 1 最近の研究はそのほとんどが、幼児は記憶の土台となる情報を記号化することが できないのだという, 古くから信じられてきた考えを否定している。 例えば, 生後2か月 および生後3か月の幼児を対象にしたある実験で, 赤ちゃんたちの足には, モビールとい う, その赤ちゃんのベッドの上につるされたおもちゃに繋がっているリボンが結びつけら れた。足をバタバタさせることで, その動きでモビールが動くことを赤ちゃんたちは学ん だ。その後, リボンは着けずに同じモビールの下に寝かされると, その乳児たちは足をバ タバタさせることを覚えていた。 同じ実験を生後6か月の子どもに行ったところ、 足をバ タバタさせること(とモビールの動き) の関連性に気づくのがはるかに早かった。 このこ とは,記憶を記号化する能力が, 3歳前後で突然大幅に発達するのではなく、時間をかけ て徐々に発達するに違いないことを示している。

あってるか確認して欲しいです。間違ってたら教えてください。答えは無いです。

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英訳問題です。 水は生命にとって不可欠だ。 →Water is essential to life. と模範回答に書いてあるのですがtoがforでいけない 理由は何ですか？

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hormone) levels, which helps us to (4) and feel more relaxed." agarul VTO Snow Despite being allowed in most places in the US, emotional support animals are not given the same (5) in the UK. Some UK airlines will allow some dogs on board for emotional support, but not other animals like cats or rabbits. ja hlodoved Between 2017-18 United Airlines in the US saw an increase of 75% in people (6) emotional support animals. Animals(such as a turkey, miniature horse, cats and dogs have all travelled with their owners. However, some places in the US have recently started cracking down on what kinds of animals are allowed board planes and enter public places, after someone tried to bring a peacock onto a plane, and a kangaroo into a restaurant. (Adapted from "Therapy Animals: From Dogs to Pigs - What Are Emotional Support Animals?," BBC Newsround, November 13, 2019,