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【必答問題】 [3] 火のA 一Cの問いに答えよ。 (配点 15) ぞれ下の1ー4のぅ A 次の山1 一5の英斑の裕所に入れるのに最も適当なものを、それぞが MD から一つずつ選び, 番号で答えよ。 問1 Thnese pictares ( _ ) me of my childhood. 1 recall 2 ) remember 3 remind 4 return 問2 贅was around midnight that the firefighters got the fire ( ) control. 1 above 2 between (3 Yo 4 under 問3 Tom stayed up late 1ast night. That's( ) hemissed his traim this morning. 1 because 2 when 3 where (4 why 間4 Tve lost my smartphone." <You( )itsomewhere.” can drop 2 canhave dropped の drop 4 musthave dropped 間5 Hesaid he had completed the project, but as ( _) as 1 know, it is not done yet. gr (し2 )eng 3 many 4 soon

長文得意な方、分かる方教えてください。 急ぎです…4問あるんですけどすみません。

3 次の凛章を読んで。 あとの間いに答えなさい。 Where would you first take someone coming to Japan for the firet time? Many places come to mind such as Hokkaido, Okinawa, and Hiroshima, but many Japanese people would probably Take them to Kyoto firet。 Aa everyone knows Kyoto je a very beautiful city with a lot of historie temples and Japanese gardens, and of course tbey can onjoy delicious Japaneee dishes. you want to show the best parts of Japanewe culture to people from other countries、 yON Should show them around traditional places. In thie case, ig important 人br you to have knowledge about tneir geography and history. 1 would choose the historic village, Shirakawe-g. ( ⑤ ) tt im located in Gifu Prefecture, and has many old-fashioned Japaneee houses called Gassho-zukuri、 They were ( A )between the 17th century and the beginning of the 20th century. There were once 1.800 Gassho-style houses in the area, but now just 150 houses remainr Shirakawa-go is as nie place with natural beauty that includes mountains and rivers. We can enjoy hiking and talking with people in the area. There are hot springs, too. Last month, 1 went there with my family and( B )inamnice hot bath after hiking. you want to show both new things and old things to foreign tourists, you should take them to Tokyo. ②It (jn / khe mmoet / city / js / exciting ) Japan. In fact, ii very popular among foreign tourists jm Japan. Tn Tokyo, we can do almost anytbing that we want to do, Hke shopptng, sightseeing, and going to famous restaurants、Tfforeign tourists are interested in historic temmples, You can tage them to Asakusa. fthey want to experience something modern, they wi be able to find it in Shinjuku or Shibuya. Thats why Tokyo attracts so many tourists from abroad。 【 think. (蘭) come to mind : 思いつく knowledge: 知識 geograpby:土地 belocatedm 一: に位置する old-fashioned : 古風な remain:残っている jnciude:含む hotspring: 温泉 sightseeing : 観光 modern:現代的な attract:引きつける Thatswhy: そういうわけで CS( ① ) にあてはまる最も間当な文を, 次のアーエの中から 1 つ選んで, 符号で答え なさい。 ア Ihave been there many ねmes. イ Ihave never been there. ウ Many foreign peopie have lived there. エエ Many forejgn people were born there. (2) ( A ),( B ) にあてはまる最も適当な語を, 次のアーンオの中からそれぞれ 1 つ選んで, 符 号で答えなさい。 ア buult イ went ウ relaxed エ drank オ taught (3) 戸線部⑦が本文の内容に合うように, ( ) 内の語句を正しい順護に並べかえなさい。

赤線の分のintroducedってどのように訳せばいいのでしょうか？教えていただきたいです

The scientists used GPS technology to track the movements of hundreds of moose and bighorn sheep/Some belonged to older sroupshatjhad lived in the west for more than 200 years。 while others were part of newer groups that had recently been to the area/The result was that almost all the members of older grOupS migrated at the right time between the higher and the lower parts of the mountains However。 newer groups usually moved at the wrong time or did not move at all. In fact。 among animals that arrived within the last 10 years。only 9 percent were able to make the move Successfully. In addition, the scientists recorded how much food was available along the migration routes that each animal iook/T hey found that animals from older groups chose routes that had arge amounts of food一sometimes traveling great distances between food sources. However, animals from newer groups only moved to nearby sources of food that they could Ss to the scientists。this shows that moose and bighorn sheep have gained Knowledge of the best routes from older members of their groups, but this knowledge did not exist in the newer grOUDS.

赤線の和訳はどうなりますか？hundreds がどのような日本語になるかわかりません。教えていただきたいです🙇‍♂️

ーー 一 こしとにCSICED HUCO St8KCS./1 1S WadS DCCauSe。in tne 19tn century, a只、4 disease nad caused the death of a large number of these animals/ However。in recent earS。 scienistS have_brought a number of these animals from other places to restore their popujafons/Therefore, there were both new and old groupS to compare. Te scientists used GPS technology to track the movements of hundreds of moose ーー ブー一 And Dienorn sheep/Some belonged to older groups that had lived in the west for more nan 200 years, while others were part of newer groups that had recently been introduced ) (he areaノTne result was that almost all the members of older groups migrated at the gnf fme betyeen (he higher and the lower parts of the mountains. However。newer oups usuaJjy moved at the wrong time or did not move at all. In fact。 among animals rf arrjved within the last 10 years。 only 9 percent Were able to make the mo ceSS人月Y. m addirion。 (he scientists recorded how much food was available along the migrati( es af each animal took. They found that animals from older groups chose routes 人 Jarge amounts of food一sometimes traveling great distances between food sourc ever。animals from newer groups only moved to nearby sources Of food that 1 | see. According to (he scientists、this shows that moose and bighorn sheep【 d knowledge of the best routes from older members of their groups。but 避。 St Ci

夜遅くに申し訳ないです。 We should have school uniform. このテーマに対して賛成か反対か、その理由も教えてください。お願いします🙇‍♀️

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第2間 次の問い (問1ン5) の英文の下線部のやて④には誤っている箇所が それぞれ一つずつある。その番号を選べ。 問+ Apertson can develop an allergy fro time, but in most cases the first D gy from any time。 but 1 ses the firs Synptoms geeat during childhood. 問2 SinceI won the race, he persuaded for me to join the club. Du yed rme gp exciting as they watched the soccer garne between Japan and (BU (CりfopS5e 3 問 3 The ( ツ Were g Iran. 凡4 Anaccident washa ened and two people were_injured and three peo le 上 9 PD DeOD ーーー peOD 1SS1ng. 間5 Ireceived so many advice that 1 couldnt make up my mind what (o do.

答え4だったのですが何故ですか？

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30番が4番になるのが分かりません どこから分かりますか？

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この問題の答えは1なのですが、理由が分かりません。 なぜ2や3はちがうのでしょうか

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