どちらの表現も同じ意味で、どう使い分けたら良いのか分かりません。

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A 次の問1~4の会話文中の空所に入れるのに最も適当なものを, それぞれ下の1~4の うちから一つずつ選び, 番号で答えよ。 問1 Jen : Can you tell me how to get to the new art museum? Mayuka: Sure, but ( Jen :Why do you say that? Mayuka : The tickets always sell out quickly. You may not get in. I suggest buying a ticket on their website in advance if you want to get in. 1 it'll be a good plan after all 2 itll be a waste of time 3 it's a good day to go 4 it's too far from here 問2 Sora:IwishI could_afford to go to the concert tonight, but tickets cost too much. 今社給がわる Lily :Didn't you know that we can get an 80 % student discount on concert tickets? Sora:( Lily : No! We can. Just show your student ID at the box office when you purchase それット売り場 your ticket. 1 Can you afford a new student ID card? 2 Can you count all of the concert tickets? 3 The concert will be held in the box office. 4 You've got to be kidding me!

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Reading Fill in each blank with a word or phrase from each group below. Since 1987, Claudia Zimmer has spearheaded recycling efforts in her small town. As the town includes fewer than 10,000 ( 1 ) community activities are typically driven by such grassroots efforts. Ms. Zimmer turned her attention to the environment after watching a documentary on landfills in the mid-1980s. From the outset., she was committed to the task, and her enthusiasm attracted several friends to the cause. They _2) recycling centers throughout the town for common items like plastic bottles and newspapers. Later, their scope expanded to include furniture, appliances, and other household items. Many electrical goods are repaired and redistributed, (_3__ articles of clothing are given to local charities. Items which can't be reused are recycled. 1.( )(A) residential (C) residing (B) residentially (D) residents 2.( )(A) brought up (C) rose up (B) set up (D) caught up 3.( )(A) while (C) since (B) for (D) after

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100 times moreは何と比較しているか教えください

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