北大の長文問題での解き方についてアドバイスが欲しいです。 この問題なんですが、大門1の最後に出てきて、配点が高い割に完答と、かなり厳しいです。 自分は英語を得点源にしたいと考えてるので、確実にとれるようにしたいです。 この問題の解き方でアドバイスをください🙇‍♂️ ち... Read More

間 6 以下の 1ご10の文には, 本文の内容に合致するものが 5 つある。それらの文を本 文で述べられている順に並べ, 番号で答えなさい。なお, 最初の文は 1 である。 mn 1) An American journal examines diHferences in tife expectancies based on income. NZ For low_income residents。 光 was found that women had longer Hfe expectancies than men. 3、Health care access doesnt influence the fact (that poor people live shorter hives/ The bottom 5 percent of American earners had a slight ncrease in tifespan from 2001 to 2014. (5 The cdty of Gary。 Tndiana。 近 not one of the 100 Iargest meiropohitan areas- 6」 The HHespan of the richest 5 percent of people increased by three years from 2001 to 2014. 7. The 2 of the poor affects the finances of America.

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ne had takken off already wi が空港に着いたとき 0 sy could not pi parents had hidaen ので, 彼らはゲームをする | 。) gなのある時点までの邊(5 ) 8 3 上本利 Te had not been able to speak Rngli 1 Bnglish until e (條は 10 歳になるまで共語を話すことができ Ni 人NM | Hadyouever seen a Japanese movie bek ef (日本にる前に何か日本映画を見たことがありましたなり Had you ever read an American novel befor い n efore you went to (あなたはニューヨークへ行く前にアメリカの小説を読んだこ とが り 0 3) 過去のある時点までの幼続( ) gE) ) My son 加軸 m Hawaii for three years before he c: ame b: N 人 (息子は日本に帰国する ハワイに 3 年間住んでいた。) RON Jiro 還beemiamdeximg in the forest for two days before he was Tescued. (次郎は救助されるまで, 2 日間森の中をさまよっていた。) ]還語記語度i6img for him for thirty minutes before he came. (彼が来るまで私は 30 分待っでいた。) 4) 大過去 (馬3) 過去完了形が基準となる過去よりもさらに前に起きた出来事について玉べるために倍わ rいる。つまり. 「鍵を見つけた」 という過去の時を基涯にして, それよりもさらに前の過 [舞をなくじた] と言っているのである。このように 「通去の過去] を表すために過才 が使われていることから, 大過去を表す用法と言われることがある。 The police arrested the man Who had broken into her house. (修察は彼女の家に侵入した男を如直した。) Tiound the game which my brother had lost the other day. (沸が先日なくしたゲームを見つけた。)

私の志望校の英語は 英作文はないですが大きく分けて 長文読解、会話文、文法の３つがあり 文法は、そこそこできるんですが 長文読解と会話文でかなりの点を落としてしまいます(30点満点なら25点程)(ほぼ9割落としてしまう) どうやったら解けるようになりますか？ 写真を出すので... Read More

国 次の英文を読んで. 7に(6)のそれぞれの選択肢から。 本 選び、 記号で答えなさい。 (1)( )坂2)( ) (3)( ) UWAJIMAYA 了 4nese 机8n 3DaneSe supermarkets in the US2 1928、a JapameSe 3 タンの 文の内容と合う 6のをそれぞれ1つ3 【4)( 7 (5)K / Do You know there are Some JJ Game to 5eg77e、His mame was Hijimatsu Morignehi。He was from Ehimie。 He worked for 8 Seattle fh company for Several years、 then moved to 74co7d、 and begam his own business。HHe Sold homemade 7sAcoがes. Japanese 229 Sauce andl rice。 The name of his store was Uwajitnaya: IT6 continued until the beginming of World War Hm 1942、 Morignchi and his family were sent to a 7e79coが97 cg77 iTOaHiformia。 After the Yar。 the Moriguchi family cane back to Seattle and again opened Uwajimaya in JapantoWn。 They started to sell Japanese foods amd gift items。A lot of Japanese people started tO Gome to the US to study Englisli at collese。Bnut some Japanese people did not have much moneVi to buy things、 So Moriguchi gave them some foods. m 1962、 there was the World's Fan 近 Seattle and Uwajimaya became famous at tat time.。 The Worlds Fair was a great success。Dut sadly NIr。Niorignchi died during that summer. Uwajimaya continued to de2e/7 itS service to the second and third 9e7e772077 4s22 47ze7zcoカ9、 and of course to 74070-4 2275. jm 1970. the number of Japanese Americans was getting larger。Uwajimaya became the ]argest Japanese supermarket in 7 72e27e Wo77がues7/、It started to sell Yegetables。 hot meals、 books。 records。 clothes。 and so on。And then。 people could buy 767 9 Japanese items 7 other items from China。 Korea。 and the Pjiilippines。 da Uwajimaya has grown so much. Uwajimaya had its S5th G72220e7S7 twO Years 9。 Now it js one of the most suceessul stores im the US. Another Japanese Supermarket ed the same thmg 折 (he US、 but it gave up soon、There are many different perrmarkets。 Why ear Uwajinaya stay on top? There are three reasons \sian Americans。 not just to Japanese Americans、t always sells Moriguchi fumily have developed a sood 7e/

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The Americans attitude toward authority, rules, and regulaton WaS the despair of government officials and strict Supervsons Nowhere did he differ more sharply from his English cousins am 把 his atfitude toward rules, for where the Enghishman regarded te | observance of a rule as a positive pleasure, to the American am mWas at once an insult and a challenge. (山本学科 ei BE間間ei

この文章、客員教授の、「なぜ検査を行うのか」という問に対して研修医が「客観的なデータが必要だから」と返し、それに教授が質問を連発し、最終的には「検査とは本当に必要な時に、頭の中でたどり着いた診断を裏付けるために行うものだ」と言っているのですが、これって結局研修医の理由と同じ... Read More

doubt that the nerve conduction studies w骨 be slow?” he m do you want them for, then?" records,′ suggested the resident, trying to defend his records,′ exploded Dr. MacArdle. “He's weak. Youyve mont of allofus. Dont you trust your own eyeS?” ,。Do Ke YOUT decisions[for youP1 P C SO eventually failing to justify why he rdley honk tests were not to be used to の /" nor were they Icenses to (5)8O fishing. He 3) ml YOU Ordered everythingfsou CcOUu .think of 半 0 ペデっで隊り Npositive only the Americans do that* He BHC証IL (1Z て\N Pe Md my MD. degree that spring, and pecialty "called neuro-ophthalmology

写真上から4行目の They volleyed back and force, the resident eventually failing to justify why he really needed a test.なんですが、これって文構造どうなってるんですが、最初... Read More

You've で got ( records.” exploded Dr.MacArdle. “He's weak. Yowve JuSt examined him in front of all of us。 Dont You trust your own eyeS? You neep a machine to make your decisionslfor yowy1 トーーーーーーーーー EEE back and forth. the resident eventually failing to justify why he really needed a test. In Dr. MacArdles book tests were not to be used to 人 (②-ー 2 restate or “document the obvious, nor were they licenses to 38o fishing. He 3) particularjy hated the latter, in which you ordered everything*you could think o | ピン で還還 and waited to see<wh t came(backypositive only the Americans do that.”h N 幸る のWx93 woて =ニ> ア2z77そ ととら ソ 7Tテる scolded. Tests were to be gotten onIY When absolutely necessary, and then onl to confirm a diagnosisjyou had already arrived at in your head. 4 電 前 2 Carolina, received my M.D. degree that spri remained to begin my residency In 3 subspecialty ′ called neuro-oph ( a ).it was a combination of neurology and o n visual disorders originating in the bram 叶 ES CA

ウォルトディズニーさんについて短文でまとめて説明して欲しいです。簡単に何をした人か教えてほしいです。英語で答えて頂けると嬉しいです。

こういった長文を解くとき、問題を読んでから本文を読みますか？本文を読んでから問題を解きますか？ 何か、アドバイスや良い方法があったら教えてください。 また、スピードをもって本文を読むためにはどうしたら良いですか？わからない単語などがあるとつまづいてしまいます。文章全体の関係... Read More

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| 、 人2420046.2人0.人0 Section 3 人現在、 日文べているものはどこから来たものでし ようが。 Toda the world 18 becoming smaller. Due to 上 hanged. globalization, 了 apanese peoDle eat ha8 Change First, Japan imports much of it food. In other words, 9 ロ < 何0mm foreigm coOumtr1es. what you usually eat may come for example, in a typical Japanese breakfast, the piece of salmon might be from Norway。 The miso in Che miso goup could be made from American soy beans. Second! many dishes which are popular among Japanese people jave roots outsnde Japan, 》Y27727 comes frorm Korea and curry eomes from lmdna Some people regard these changes as good。 For them, the changes show a rich cultural exchange.

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This suggests that aging baby boomers will need to maintain their free- spending habits 下 they want to maintain the cultural influence they have long SONG旨2 only will they need plenty of money, but they must be ready to spend it as they did in the past. Hf they are anything like previous generations of older Americans, however, this may not be realistic. Even if many boomers continue to work past 65 or 70, they wil kely spend less in the face of an