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英語 中学生

グラフのア、イ、ウを埋めたいのですがどこに埋めるためのヒントがあるのかが分かりません。 長文で申し訳ありませんが教えて頂けると幸いです🙇‍♀️🙏 ちなみに答えはAがelementary Bがjunior high Cがhighになるみたいです。

: 90中3なな sducation an 是ave yow ever been to a publie library? Libraries are built to “develop educatio eulture. Publie libraries have (①important jobs.F 和 天 の sn1OV TGg 1 nr Flocal doewmemts。 Second, they give all people the *chance to enjOy Te ading irst。 libraries keep books and important and to get = 9 りら E n So attract more imformation Now, pubjic libraries have another job. They are trying to a *teenagers, *especially junior high school and high school studentS. *According to these tyo *graphs on the right, elementary school students read more books 全om 2009 to 2016. but the *situation ofjunior high schoo】 students and jigh school students have only *changed a little. *Tn addition, about 5726 of high school students read zero books a month in 2016. So, pubic hbraries want more teenagers to visit there. Many publie jibraries have started new WaYS to attract more teenagers. For example, one Hiprary in Tottori works with some students 抹om a high school. The jbrary has a place to put books which the students want other students to read. The students decide how to *decorate the place to make people interested in it.Another jibrary in Osaka has an event called Book Review /727zg7 Evenf". Teenagers talk about thejr 色vorite books in a のzz Ystyle on stage for three minutes. People who enjoy the zzzg7laugh alot and ある 1 か月間の平均読書井数 (必 間半ーーーーーー | 1 0 全- コ 1 隊人SI2SS TO iEO 17 EGOGT5 14) 2009 2010 201L 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 ある1か月間に 1冊も本を読 > (9 ) 60 二 450 20-_169 | 09 2015 2016 | schoot students _ |school students | school students (第 62 回学校読書調査から作成 at the same time they become interested in books they have not read yet. Pupjie jibraries today are not jnst waiting for *yisitors. They *take actions to make more teenagers( ② )in books in the jibraries. Public jibaries hope that more teenagers w山 yisit the hbrarjes and read alot ofinteresting books. so they are trying some new ideas to attract more teenagers. Why dont you yisit a public hbrary in your town? You may fnd some _g9od points there.

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英語 中学生

問2までは無理矢理やったんですけど3からわからなくて。。。 1と2も間違ってたら指摘してください!

四 mez (表量のみ) 次の圏、回に答えなさい。 genetically modified food) 還 次の英文は ジョューンス先生(Mr Tones)がクラスの生徒たちと遺伝 子組み換え食品( と農薬(agricultural chemicals) について話している場面のものです。これを読んで 1 ーーーーで| There are toOo many people Kota : ] wat blems last night. mwatched a TV program about food proble mn in the future. liVing in the world, so there wont be enough food for all of the Saki : IT saw it,too、The food problems are more difficult than math problems. | Kota : 1 think farmers should produce more "CrODS. for people to eat. | Saki : My "parents are farmers、They say their job js to produce enough cropS TTP 。 | They wull also | Crops will die i there are *weeds around them or they have diSeaSe- | die if there are many bad weather days. | | Kota : Does that mean itS not easy to produce more crODS? SNSIT6S difficult。My parents always worry about their CrODS. ら 過 IMr Jones : Do you think genetically modified food wi help to produce HOTE CTODS: | Saki 1 dont know much about it. Mr.Jones : We have *genes that come from our parents. They carry informa lants, too. Short legs or long legs or black hair or red hair. GeneS are found in all animals and pla | Kota : My father has long hands and I have long hands, to0. tion about you,Such aS | IMr jones : And some *scientists put a gene into crops and it could make the croDS StrOngeT against |15 agricultural chemicals。 When farmers “spread the agricultural chemicals over their | genetically modified crops, weeds die but the crops dont | Eota : Thats greatl They will help your parents with their work. Sakt | Mr Jones : Butthere are some problems. People see fewer "honeybees In America now. Agricultural chemicals may be *killing them. Kota : Really? Honeybees put *pollen from one flower on another one to help it to *grow. Without honeybees, we wi not have fruits, *vegetables. and other plants. | ] Saki : We will die soon without food. And now in many parts of the world. (alot of / die / mare / children / because / there / who) there isnt enough food for them to eat. IKota : Yes, and *at the same time, there's a lot of *unsold or leftover food in restaurants. food |25 Ia | Stores, and even at home, Tlearned it when 1 watched the program last night. 1 couldnt believe there was more leftover food at home. Mr.Jones : Do you know a "food bank? There are many food banks in America. They *gather such food and give it to people *in need. Tread about it im the newspaper. There are some in japan、too. 1 hope all of us 30 each other and can eat enough food、 YYe should think of the best way to do so. 農家(の人) crop(s) 作物 parents 両親 weed 雑草 disease 病気 子 。 mformation 情報 scientist 科学者 spread まく honeybee(s) みつばち pollen 花粉 grow 育つ Vegetable 野菜 atthesametime 同時に - 売れ残り と食べ残しの食糧 "food bank フードバンク gather 集める 英記

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英語 中学生

青ペンのboth は両方という意味ですが、この文章では何のことを指して両方と言っているのかが理解できません! どなたか教えてください!お願いします!🙇‍♀️

SS 2 央 次の某を読んで。あとの7に答えなさい。 シュ qd studied Last July。 Ann came to Taro's school from New Zealand. She joined some classes an Witin Taro and his classmates for a week. ここニッ Hm the Bnglish class on the first day。Ann talked about her_family_schooL and life in New = Zealand。 Ann joined the calligraphy class and enjoyed writing easy 2272. At lunchtime, Ann Showed Taro and his friends some tne3 Im a Picture, Ann had a short stick in each hand. Iaro asked Her about the picture、Ann answered, "This is a picture of the stick dance. My mother ーーーー ーー一一 took it when es の practicing the dance at home. Im going to do it tomorrow.′ “Our teacher told ns about ①中at IaSt eek ITwant to see it,' said Taro. fe next day』Ann told Taro and his classmates about the stick dance. "This is a traditional dance im New Zealand TS not difficult。Let's dance together.′Taro and his classmates practiced teidanee with Amn Taro couldmit dance well and sometimes dropped his sticks. So Ann helped jim語Jaro saiq to Ann IIIm happy to learm about the stick dance。 Do you practice the dance (School2 Yes』 Amn ansWered We usually learn about it at school in New Zealand.1 think ats Hike calligraphy for you, Taro.′ Taro said, “We both learn about、 Im the music class on the last day, Taro said, "Were going to play the do for you, Ann. f wm culture ease enjoy our traditional music." Ann was S2CRDSed to Histen to the powerful sound of the %2922%2。 When Taro and his friends finished ⑥( play ) the gdg7&o, Taro said to Ann, “Let's 一ーーーーーー play te 22742 fogether' She said, "1 didnt know you were going to play the ggo2&o.′ Taro anSWered 引還計寺ee dance, we decided to play the gg7ko because we wanted to show 9ua part ofeoumculture in return。 We played it at the school festival last month" Ann enjoyed (he 272 and asked Taro many questions about it B Taro could not answer them we aro houghf 痢could not tell much about Japan、Communication with people from different counfries W骨 be ( ⑧⑨ ) interesting if I can tell them ( っ 9 し ) about Japan. So の(Jear ) about Japanese culture js very important" 2 (注) New Zealand ニュージーランド Join てに参加する calliigraphy 習字 lunchtime 昼食時間 dance ダンス, ダンスをする drop 落とす stick 棒 answer 答える told tellの過去形 be happy to て てしてうれしい own 自身の culture 文化 could canの過去形 both 両方とも be snrprised to てして和敬く decide てこを決める COmunication コミューとこ 、, aparfof… への一部 powerfu】 力強い sound 音 finish てを終える returm お返しに question 質問 人 Sa なをSAS

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