波線部はどうして倒置になるのですか。 教えてください。

の Those of us who live in towns have learned to adjust ourselves to some degree to the kind of overcrowding which seems to be an inevitable consequence of city life; 2 but, the closer we are packed, the more easily resentful of each other do we tend to become. 3(a) It is probably on this account that many peonle find life in cities irritatino and exhausting. since

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TR3T Humans usually breathe from sixteen to twenty times each minute. If you analyzed 01 the air you breathe, you would find it is a mixture of different gases. Most of it is *nitrogen about four-fifths. One-fifth is oxygen. There is also a tiny amount of carbon dioxide, a little "water vapor (which gives air its humidity), and some "traces of 05 what are called "rare gases. If you were to put a bag over your nose and mouth to catch the air you breathe out, i図 you would find (1)Some strange changes. There would still be the same amount of nitrogen. There would also be the same traces of rare gases. But there would be much less oxygen and a hundred times more carbon dioxide than in the air you breathe in. 10 There would also be considerably more water vapor. TR33 ,What happens is that each time you breathe, an exchange takes place. You keep Some oxygen; you breathe out much more carbon dioxide and water vapor than you breathed in. 、The reason is that every moment of the day and night your body is using up energy. Your heart uses up energy as it beats. Your muscles use up energy. So 15 does your brain, and so does every other part of you. All this energy is produced by the work of the millions and millions of cells that make up your body. Every one of these cells needs Oxygen in order to do its work. As the cells use up oxygen, they form carbon dioxide, which is a “waste product. So your body carries out these two processes at the same time. You breathe in the m3 20 OXygen that cells need to produce energy. You breathe out the carbon dioxide that is harmful. It sounds so simple. Yet your life depends on these processes happening dav and night without interruption.

of stoneの修飾先がなぜここなの？ 石で作った、ではなく石で作られた墓、としてはダメですか？ どっちでもいいっぽいです。ありがとうございました☺️

のは副詞の働き。 To から Egyptまでの M は, 述部を中心に修飾しています。 この トうに,前置詞向には, 動詞,形容詞,副詞,文のいずれかを修飾する副詞の働きを するものがあります。 第2文の(after death) は直前の life を修飾していますから, ①と同様,修飾語とし ての形容詞の働きをしています。 y 89 antgno yartt 2ot boton .bool nt 後の 死んだ しかしながら であった 永遠(の) 生命は Life(after death), however, was eternal. S M (副) Vi C 意訳すれば,life on earth は「現世」, life after death は「来世」と言えるでしょう。 第3文の前置詞向の働きを見てみましょう。 一格 ife それゆえに 彼らは を造った 彼らの く 墓 で 石 Therefore they built their tombs(of stone) (副) いい S Vt O M こ。 彼らは を持っていった 彼らの 所有物 た and they took their possessions 句 (等) S Vt O の身につけて 彼ら (with them)(into another world). へ あの 世 lO M M ここでの前置詞句はいずれも述語動詞を修飾しています。 ②の副詞の働きです。 副 詞的な修飾はけっこう複雑ですから, まずは名詞を後ろから修飾するのか, そうでな いかを判断することが先決です。 〈全文訳〉古代エジプト人にとっては,現世は短いが、来世は永遠のものであっ た。それゆえ,彼らは石で自分たちの墓を造り、 所有物をあの世へと持ってい ったのである。 (解説·解答→別冊: p.9) 演習 16 次の英文の下線部を訳しなさい。 Much has been written in the past few years about the bond between ま 動 people and their pets. Pets help keep us young: they decrease loneliness, and (同志社女子短大) tey give us the opportunity tolbe needed. 関:語句 bond 固/ between A and B 「A とBの間(で, の,に)」/ decrease VI を減らす/loneliness 固寂しさ きずな 33 SとVを発見する技術文の主要素をつかむ技術 関係調節の把握 共通関係の把握 の見抜き方方 埋SPの発見 副詞的 の0 that の把握 塗動詞のSP関係の把握

However, as more people get vaccinated there is hope that life will return to normal sometime soon. 私の解答:しかしながら、より多くの人がワクチンを接種するにつれて、すぐに... Read More

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問2がわかりません。 教えてください。

0L 次の表は,英国で実施された, 喫煙群と非喫煙群の心臓病による死亡数の調査 結果である。 この表をもとに後の各間に答えなさい。なお, 以下では, 1 万人当た りの死亡数を死亡率とよぶものとする。 間題I 喫煙群 非喫煙群 両群計 年齢層 死亡数 (人) 人数 (人) 死亡数 (人) 人数 (人) 死亡数 (人) 人数 (人) 35~44 歳 32 52,400 2 18,800 34 71,200 45~54 歳 (イ) 43,200 12 10,700 (ロ) 53,900 55~64 歳 206 28,600 28 5,700 234 34,300 65~74 歳 186 12,700 28 2,600 214 15,300 75~84 歳 102 5,300 31 1,500 133 6,800 計 (ハ) 142,200 101 39,300 731 181,500 (出典:Rothman etjal. Modern Epidemiology 3rd ed. 一部改変) 15年 2PP しこい 問1 表中の(イ)に入る数値として最も適切なものを,次の①~⑤の中から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 入荷人式 の 101 の 102 の 103 の 104 105 5 問2 喫煙者全体の死亡率を S, 非喫煙者全体の死亡率を N とする。 S-N の値とし て最も適切なものを, 次の①~⑥の中から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 のやのや ったこゆの の 16.6 2 17.1 3 17.6 の 18.1 6 18.6

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|Goal過去のある時点でしていたことを伝えよう。 ボプが、停電が起きたときの様子を日記に書きました。 Part 1 Words & Phrases We had a.. power outage.. at.. our house this power outage [páuar àutid3] 停電 It happened. around. seven.. thirty Mom We. were making.a evening. > around and I_were. in the kitchen. mom [mám] お母さん cherry pie. ロ kitchen [kítJan] He ran into dad [déd] お父さん - Dad..was fixing his.computer. then. the kitchen.He looked scared. ロ fix (ing) [fiks(in)] O scared [skéard] Jane [dséin] She came to Jane was studying in. her._room. ジェーン ロ flashlight [f1é/lait] the kitchen_with..a flashlight_.and.. said, "Are you Two hours ロ not ~ at all OK, Dad?” She.wasn't.afraid at..all. O hour(s) [áuar(z)] ロ light (s) [láit(s)] later, the liqhts in the house_came back.on. Question What happened around seven thirty? Read Aloud 寺 0 twenty D)発音 [auar] hour, power, flower

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USE READ3 The Story of Sadako p.40 OIt began withaflash. On Auqust 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped flas 8月 at over Hiroshima. Sadako was fwo years old. Atleast 130,000 people died en。 by the end of the year, but she survived. su のWhen Sadako was in elementary school, she especially liked her P.E. スポー/カ el class and was good at sports. She wanted to be aP.E. teacher when she e grew up. Sadako was a fast runner. In the sixth grade, she was selected as a member of the relay team for the school's sports day. e p.41 OAbout a month after the sports day, Sadako suddenly became sick) At first she thought that she just had a cold. However, her sickness got Worse, so she went to the hospital with her family. A doctor told her parents, "She has a kind of cancer caused by the bomb. I doubt she'll survive for more than one year." OIn the hospital, Sadako received some paper cranes. In Asia, cranes are a symbol of long life. Sadako began to fold paper cranes and wished for good health. She wanted to go back to school. She never lost hope. Sadako made over 1,000 cranes. However, she never left the hospital. Her life ended when she was only twelve. p.42 SThere is a famous statue standing in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. It is a girl holding a crane. It was built by Sadako's friends. Every year

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問B 次の英文(a~c)には文法 語法上の誤りがそれぞれ1つある。 下線を施した箇 所からその語を選んで, 正しい語形に書き換えて記入せよ。 解答欄には正しく書き 換えた語形のみを記入すること。 In the novel, the author tells the story of a young girl bringing up in a small mining town. Human beings are currently estimated to be consumed 40 percent of all plant life. hundieds This organization has provided training for hundred of Italia professionals in social and health care, as well as in education.

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Scientists **complain about noise **pollution. It damages animals, plants, and people. animals and plants need beautiful music. But they don't like big, *4terrible noises. 学習日 9) The Magic of Music 音楽の不思議な力カ 1 The history of music is very old. People all over the world have always loved it s there anyone who doesn't like music? Probably the answer is no. Music is one of the most necessary things in life. Maybe people can't live without music. Do animals and plants like music, too? Do they understand music? 5 2 Oneday Mrs. Evans read a very interesting story in the newspaper. A *1 "university professor found out that her plants became stronger when music was played for them. At first she thought thatit was a joke, but she wanted to try it 2) herself. She built two rooms in the garden and put the same kind of vegetables in both rooms. The temperature of the rooms was the same and both of them were very quiet. Music was played in one room. The other room was silent. She was 3) 10 surprised to find that the next day the vegetables that she played music for became taller than the ones in the silent room. 3 In the United States, there was a farmer who kept many cows. The farmer was very interested in music. When he stayed at home, he always listened to music on the radio. One day he took his radio to the farm. When he was *2milking his cows, 15 the radio was playing beautiful music. He found that the cows gave more milk *than 1usual on that day. He wanted to know the reason, and three months later he 4) learned that he could get more milk when the cows listened to beautiful, quiet music. 4 Today many scientists say that animals and plants also enjoy music. Like Us, 20 *4 *5 They say that we must think about many kinds of noises we are making every that We day. 1 313 words I