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(Your Idea If you write an email to your host family, what question will you ask? takedouot o 9vil d 9lime s I willask whot 'tood usually eat motarai ei list a'gob yM () Joglloo UT bnogasT .d

D>0(どこからどこまでが異なる２つの実数解なのか) D=0(どこが重解なのか) D<0(虚数解何個あるか) わかる式をお願いします。

9mは定数とする。次の2次方程式の解の種類を判別せよ。 x2-mx+4=3D0

【say】【speak】【chatter】の違いを教えてください。

(2)の答えがウになるのはどうしてですか？

対話文読解 次の1年前に来日したマイク(Mike)と、日本に来て3年の シェリル(Cheryl1)の対話文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 4 〈岩手改) : You speak Japanese very well. ①I (ike / want / be / you / to). What do you do ( ② ) Japanese Mike well ? Cheryl : Nothing special. You know, my husband, Akira, is Japanese and although his English is not bad, he doesn't like to make mistakes. So I use Japanese when I talk to him. I don't worry about making mistakes. Mike :Iunderstand your husband. I am always afraid of making mistakes, too, when I speak Japanese. Cheryl : Ha-ha-ha. Don't be serious. Mike : You don't worry about making mistakes. Why? Cheryl : My Japanese is not perfect, but I don't care. I make mistakes, but I get a lot of smiles from people around me. People like my Japanese and they enjoy 3 (talk) to me. Mike :That's a wonderful idea for language. I like your idea. Cheryl :So, don't be shy. Let's speak Japanese a lot. Mike :OK! I'll try ! (注) nothing 何も~ない You know, ~. 知っての通り, ~。 husband 夫 although ~だけれども bad 下手な make a mistake 間違える Worry 気にする be afraid of ~ ~を恐れる serious 深刻な perfect 完壁な care 気にする smile ほほえみ shy 恥ずかしがりの (1) 下線部Dの( )内の語を並べかえて, 英文を完成させなさい。 (2) ②の( )に適する語(旬)を1つっ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア speak イ speaking ウ to speak

① answer what はダメですか？

2 留学中のエレン (Ellen)が, ホームステイ先の佐知子(Sachiko)と家の中で会話をしていま9 二人の会話が成り立つように,下線部のから③までのそれぞれの( )内に最も適当な語を入 て、英文を完成させなさい。 Jaob ellubs mo ot jud moit bus Ellen : We use it when we carry notebooks, pencils, and so on._Can you( の Wond of batnsw h surit s.megsl n )it is? nortA Sachiko: Is itabag? da Totoos oe Jppbule loorba eta Ellen : Yes, that's right. Jastatoe? Sachiko: Now I'll ask you a question. It's a Japanese popular food. We can take it anywhere sd tos sdbat sri te 1 What is it? : Ihave no idea. Give me more information. OUn 19wan6 St d lima tig o Ellen Sachiko: We often eat it on picnics._It's( の :Igot it! It'sarice ball, isn'tit? )( ) rice. o m 0 Ellen Sd f Sachiko: Great! Oh, now I feel hungry._Would( ) to have lunch with me Ellen : Sure, I'd love to.

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B日本語を英語にしてみましょう。 ただし, ①, ②は与えられた語句を順番に使い, 不足している語句を補 って完成させましょう。 の将棋では取った全ての駒を使えるというのはすばらしい考えだ。 In shogi, na good idea you can all the pieces have captured. の病気の友達のために千羽鶴を作るのに私たちは1週間かかりました。 しtook,a week,a string of 1,000 origami cranes,our sick friend. の多くの日本人は大安と呼ばれる一番幸運な日に結婚式を挙げたがるようです。 の浮世絵は何人かのヨーロッパの画家たちに影響を与えたと信じられている。 ⑤日本三大名園と呼ばれているのは, 兼六園, 後楽園, 借楽園です。 ono of the

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た。風俗習慣から建築 芸術までさまざまな日本文化について Can-Do 日常的な文化から象徴的な文化まで, 日本文化の諸側面について説明できる。 arm-up Have a chat with your partner about Japanese culture. O If you were asked what bento is, how would you explain it in English? 2 How would you explain shodo in English? xpressionsitの用法 1時· 天候·寒暖明暗 距離 In Japan it is hot and humid in summer, and it has influenced many aspects of Japanese culture. 2T…ということは~だ」 It is +~ (形容詞/名詞)+ that (節)★itはthat節を指し示す Is it true that in bunraku female puppets have no legs? BI~たと言われている」It is said that ~ (節)★tはthat 節を指し示す / said の他, believed, known, reported tzと It is said that traditional Japanese houses are open to nature. 516 4「…は (ほかでもない) ~だ」 It is that ★名詞 副詞(句)を~に置いて強調する It is the punchline at the end of a story that plays an important role in rakugo. >強調される語句の前の be 動詞と that 以下の動詞の時制は, 原則一致させる Tid aw >強調する語句が人の場合は that より who がふつうである 275 5「…かどうかは~だ」 It~ whether (節)★itは whether 節を指し示す It is up to you whether you believe what the omikuji or fortune sp teiis you. 455 6 「…は~だ」 it ~疑問詞 (節) ★itは疑問詞節を指し示す It is amazing how many temples there are in Japan. P.74 7「~のように思える」 it seems that ~ (節)★漢然とした思いではなく.何らかの根拠に基づく話者の判断を表す It seems that Japanese comics are fashionable among young people in several oth countries. 595 8「人が~するのに時間/費用がかかる」 lt takes / costs +人+時間/費用+ to do ★itはto以下を指し示す It took scientists a long time to identify umami as a specific taste. 9「…することは~だとわかる/思う」 find / think it +~ (形容詞/名詞)+ to do ★itはto以下を指し示 I think it interesting to compare Japanese gardens with Western ones. 19210「(人が)…することを~にする」 make it +~ (形容詞/名詞) + (for 人) + to do ★itは (for 人) to 以下を指し示す This book will make it easier for you to understand the Japanese idea of enryo. 96

この下線部のand後ろの接続がcanとの並列だと思ったんですけど、解答と違いました。理由が知りたいです。

次の英文を読んで、下記の問いに答えなさい。 Everyone knows what is supposed to happen when two English people who have never met before come face to face ina train-they start talking about the weather. In some cases this may simply be because they happen to find the subject interesting. Most people, though, are not particularly interested in analyses of climatic conditions, so there must be other reasons for conversations of this kind. ,One explanation is that it can often be quite embarrassing to be alone in the company of someone you are not acquainted with and not speak to them. If no conversation takes place the atmosphere can become rather , strained. However, by talking to the other person about some neutral topic like the weather, it is possible to strike up a relationship without actually having to say very much. Train conversations of this kind-and they do happen, although not of course as often as the popular myth supposes-are a good example of the sort of important social function that is often fulfilled by language. Language is not simply a means of communicating information-about the weather or any other subject. It is also a very important means of establishing and maintaining relationships with other people. Probably the most important thing about the conversation between our two English people is not the words they are using, but the fact that they are talking at all.

この文章の 4行目や15行目の所はinto spaceになっているのに対して、 2行目のところは、in spaceになるのは何故ですか。 教えていただけると助かります。 お願いします！

Space Elevator | Lesson 9 Part 1 elevator 1)“If I were an astronaut, I could go into space.” A [livertar]の G-1) lot of people dream of traveling in space. astronaut estrond:t] 図 'excellent [éksalant] But not everyone can be an astronaut. A lot of excellent people try to get into space flight programs every select [salékt] survive [sarvárv] achieve [atfi:v] 5 year, but only a few of them are selected. Even if they are selected, they have to survive the hard training. promising [prá()masip] In the end, only a very few can achieve this dream. technology [tekná()ladsi] の 2) However, they should not give up their dream too president [prézidant] quickly. Now there is promising scientific technology association [asousiéfan] 第 10 that may take us into space more easily. It is called scene [sí:n] “the space elevator.” Shuichi Ohno, the president of fiction [fikjan] the Japan Space Elevator Association (JSEA), said, reality [rielati] middle [mídl] “Just like traveling abroad, anyone will be able to ride !)TRIVIA 15 the elevator into space.” This astronaut 「宇宙飛行士」 astro- (宇宙)+-naut (航 行者)からできた語。米国 の宇宙飛行士を指す言葉 であり、ロシアの宇宙飛行士 は cosmonaut という。 sounds likea scene from a science fiction story. According to the JSEA, however, this could become a reality by the 20 middle of this century. Astronauts in space 4. get into A My sister got into the college. 5. even 2. dream of A 1 dream of becoming a doctor. 16. sound like A It 7. in the end He won her heart in the end. If ~ Even ifit snows, we will go out. Sounds like a good idea. G-1) IfI had a time machine, I could see into my future. U1 Is it easy to be an astronaut? 02 According to the JSEA, what could become a reality by the middle of this centurvo Have you ever dreamed of becoming an astronaut?

①について教えてください 答えはguess whatですがanswer whatはダメですか？ 理由もお願いいたします

9c 2 留学中のエレン (Ellen) が, ホームステイ先の佐知子 (Sachiko)と家の中で会計 二人の会話が成り立つように, 下線部のから③までのそれぞれの( )内に最も適当な語を入 て、英文を完成させなさい。 7916 Vodt jud medt busarel ge 20G 200 eA p Ellen : We use it when we carry notebooks, pencils, and so on._Can you の wond of baansw hug suril s .ngst mi ogs ets Sachiko: Is ita bag? pds1otossi 1od bos od nobule loorba ietu ( )it is? Ellen : Yes, that's right. bdo stis ion 25w 1odo.st sdi Sachiko: Now I'll ask you a question. It's a Japanese popular food. We can take it anywhere What is it? bouon 19wwans 3tt \itiw moa nd belima hig od1 Ellen : Ihave no idea. Give me more information. 1 sdt o2 Sachiko: We often eat it on picnics._It's ( h)(a )rice. Ellen 0U OEut or :Igot it! It'sarice ball, isn'tit? 2ab l ot aob Sachiko: Great! Oh, nowI feel hungry._Would ( )( ) to have lunch with me Ellen : Sure, 'd love to.