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AとBの体積の比を求めなさい。 B A 600円で, A を6個買うのと, Bを 4cm 6cm VANSIA CA 2個買うのとでは, どちらが割安 8cm 12cm でしょうか。 1個100円 1個300円

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Questions 1-4 refer to the following e-mail. To: Jennifer Lambert jlambert@brighamboles.com From: Avani Desai adesai@brighamboles.com Date: July 7 Subject: Welcome! Dear Ms. Lambert, Welcome to Brigham-Boles Pharmaceuticals. I am (1 ) that you have joined our marketing team, and I look forward to working with you in the weeks and months ahead. Over the next few days, you are scheduled to attend a number of training sessions. These ( 2 )you learn about our company policies and departmental procedures. Mark McKinney is going to provide you with a detailed schedule of these sessions when he visits you later today. ( 3 ).you can begin acquainting yourself with the introductory training materials that I have left on your desk. Once again, welcome to our team! If you have any questions, please feel ( 4 ) to cal me at extension 8546. Sincerely, Avani Desai, Manager Marketing Department 1. delight 2. delighted 3. delightful 4. delightfully 1. to help 2. have helped 3. will help 4. were helping 1. Formerly 2. In contrast 3. Ever since 4. Meanwhile 1. aint 2. 3. flat 4. free

【写真】の読むとき、どこを区切りればよいのか教えてほしいです。

Do you know how many children there are in the world? I thought there were 3 million Cnaren in the world. In reálity, there are 2.1 billion children in the world. Do you think they all are Iiving sáfely and cómfortably? It is not true. 356,000 children are troubled by poverty. I Khew foreign children were troúbled by póverty, but I didn't know Japanese children were troubled by póverty. 1 in 7 Children in Japan live in poverty. I was surprised to hear that. Japan is not at war and not a poor country. It is an advanced and developed nation. So, why does it have this problem? 「nere are many causes. First,non-regular employmentis increasing. Non-regular employees don't get enough money and they don't have a stable job. Second, the number of elderly people is increasing. When the number of elderly people increases, it burdens Japan's workload. Finally, single-parent families are increasing. So how can we solve these problems? The first is food support. For example, there are certain projects and corporations that carry out food services and children's cafeterias.Certain food services are free for low-income single-parent families. Children's cafeterias' dishes are free or low price for children. There are about 12 children's cafeterias in Koriyama. Second, schooling support. Children can go to supplemental school and go to lessons set up by a support group. There are various ways to solve the problem. What can we do for poor Japanese children? I think we should understand this present condition and donate money. I want to be a member ofa support group. The day when children in Japan and around the world can live safely and with peace of mind Willit come?I hope that children around the world, including Japan, can live safely and securely. Through the SDGS, I hope we can secure happiness for all children.

【写真】を読む時に… •アクセントをどこに付ければいいのか •どこできって読めばいいのか •繋げて読む部分はどこか •語尾を上げる又は下げるところはどこか を教えてほしいです。

Do you know how many children there are in the world? I thought there were 3 million Chiidren in the world. In reálity, there are 2.1 billion children in the world. Do you think they all are Iiving sáfely and cómfortably? It is not true. 356,000 children are troubled by póverty. I Knew foreign children were troūbled by póverty, but I didn't know Japanese children were troubled by póverty. 1 in 7 Children in Japanlive in poverty. I was surprised to hear that. Japan is not at war and not a poor country. It is an advanced and developed nation. So, why does it have this problem? There are many causes. First,non-regular employment is increasing. Non-regular employees don't get enough money and they don't have a stable job. Second, the number of elderly people is increasing. When the number of elderly people increases, it burdens Japan's workload. Finally, single-parent families are increasing. So how can we solve these problems? The first is food support. For example, there are certain projects and corporations that carry out food services and children's cafeterias.Certain food services are free for low-income single-parent families. Children's cafeterias' dishes are free or low price for children. There are about 12 children's cafeterias in Koriyama. Second, schooling support. Children can go to supplemental school and go to lessons set up by a support group. There are various ways to solve the problem. What can we do for poor Japanese children?1 think we should understand this present condition and donate money. I want to be a member of a support group. The day when children in Japan and around the world can live safely and with peace of mind Will it come?l hope that children around the world, including Japan, can live safely and securely. Through the SDGS, I hope we can secure happiness for all children.

「I have to admit how little I knew back in Vancouver」という文が出てきたのですが、「back」はどこにかかっていますか？

なぜ最初ににnarvousを置いてはいけないのか教えて頂きたいです🙇‍♀️

I(not / an advance ticket / bought / have / need), since today is a discount that. 6-2.3. あなたが多くの聴衆の前で緊張するのも当然だ。 day. heHas yon Fhould be hervous ●nervous |緊張した」 偵略できない m It is (be / natural / nervous / should / that/you) befóre à large audience. 4. その記事(article)は、おそらく間違いだろう。

丸3がわかりません こたえは バスドラム　ア、イ フルート　　ア、ウ、エ ピアノ　　　エ です。 わかる方よろしくお願いします。

ゆうか:この前オーケストラの演奏を鑑賞したけど,色々な楽器がそれぞれ違う高さや大きさ 17」次の[会話文]は音について、ゆうかさん たけしさん、さとるさんの3人でかわされたい である。次の問いに答えなさい。 SARA [会話文) の音を出して,それが1つの曲になってすばらしかったです。 ーリと大間の耳に聞こえる音はだいたい20Hzから 20000Hz の間の音らしいですね。 さとる:バスドラム*1は25H7~80H,フルートは250Hz~2000HZ, ピアノは30Hz~4000H2 の音が出せるらしいです。 ゆうか:楽器によって全然違うのですね。 さとる:そういえば、 ピアノの鍵継でいうと,真ん中より少し右にあるハ長調のラの音が (a たけし:それでは, 90Hz だそうです。多くの楽器ではこの440Hz でチューニング*2するらしいです。 り、バスドラム,フルート, ビアノのそれぞれの楽器について,音の高さを いろいろ変えながらオシロスコープの画面で観察してみましょう。 440 * 1 バスドラム:オーケストラで使用する大だいこ * 2 チューニング:楽器の音の高さを合わせること 904 「線部aについて, ピアノでこのハ長調のラの音だけをひいたとき, ピアノの弦は、取秒間で何回 振動するか。 下線部Dについて, ①~③に答えよ。 5「40 の音を発生させたとき、それぞれの楽器の振動をオシロスコープのマイクに伝えたものは何 か。 こアプの鍵盤で,ある1つの音をひいたとき、聞こえた音の大きさはしだいに小さくなった か、音の高さは一定で変わらなかった。このことから. このときの音の振動数の変化と振幅の 変化についてどのようなことがわかるか,それぞれ答えなさい。 次のア~エは,3つの楽器の音の高さを変えながら調べたときのオシロスコープの画面のよ うすを模式的に示したものである。それぞれの楽器について, あてはまることのないものを ア~エからすべて選べ。 3 ア イ ウ エ AVANAW W W 0.0002秒 0.005秒 0.01秒 0.0001 秒 29p0 aleuト-ろ00w

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Lesson 19 , od ne mi m om a get their support. 5 He himself was through far-reaching reforms. He abolished slavery, introduced a *bureaucracv and 298628 ig piaum. ofh al nao o litmo of the 2010s, donated about 90% of his salary to charities which helped poor people. The he was often described as the world's *humblest head of state. Not all leaders are like them. Unfortunately, some leaders only care about their statis 15 When their popularity declines, they often try to shift the criticism onto others so as to maintain their power. The class system during the Edo period aimed at dividing people into classes and giving them contentment by encouraging them to look down on the lower classes. Hitler managed to win people's support by setting *Jews up as their enemies. It is quite difficult to satisfy everybody and unite a nation. Nevertheless, good leaders smo ons Tanolaom nd listen to people's voices, including critical ones, to make better policies for the welfare of 20 naw asng-1agie all the people from the perspective of national interests. So when you are qualified to vote, collect as much information as possible about candidates and political parties. It will help Coo b you judge whether they are willing to create a better society or are just trying to ake 25 advantage of their status for their own benefits. Your single vote can make a big differèIto to our future. oiauM 9oitasrf o eysW ) 363 words

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(1) 日本の学生は,ほかの先進国の学生より2倍長 くテレビを見るが,読書時間は半分以下である。 解答 Japanese students watch TV twice as long [much] as students [their coun- terparts / those] in (any) other devel- oped [advanced] countries. However, they [countries, but they] spend less than half as much time reading..

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Fill in the blanks to complete the dialogs. (1) Yoshiki: Kate seemed to be very tired yesterday. She didn't speak to anyone. Alison: I don't think she was tired. She's quite shy, so she rarely speaks だれかから話しかけられなければ (2) Roy: Miyu, I missed you! Did you enjoy your trip to the States? Miyu: Yes, it was great! I'll never forget that amazing view of the Grand Canyon 生きている限り (3) Martin: Wow! The platform is so crowded. on jaur Amy: Yeah, it's rush hour now. もし私たちが30分早く家を出ていれば oil,o . vlno o4 .S 9 Teroo 9garush 19doals we wouldn't have gotten caught in such a terrible crowd.