海斗はどのようなキャンペーンを調べたでしょうか？ という問題の答え方と英文の内容を教えてください🙏 お願いします。 次の定期テストで使うかもしれないので早めに回答いただけたら幸いです

Children like these in Afghanistan receive school 。 d and Think 0 かいと 海斗はキャンペーンについて調べたことをスピーチしています。 What is the main point Kaito is trying to tell us? prds nedzin] つrit」 まい Children like these in Afghanistan receive schonl It makes them happy. the world, there are children living like this. 5 It also backpacks from Japan. encourages their parents to send their sons and daughters to 子 s) school. Most of the backpacks come with pens and notebooks. So students will be ready for school. In areas with no school 10 buildings, children can use the backpacks as desks in the open air. In these ways, school backpacks from Japan have been changing children's lives. School backpacks from Japan travel to Afghanistan. They help the school children there. Other goods and 1s services travel from one country to another all around the globe. These exchanges connect and help us all. Our borders are only lines on a map. [152 words)

この線を引いてるところの②の問題で、2枚目の写真のエが正解なんですけど、なんでウではだめなんですか？！ ※文章の流れ分からなくても大丈夫だと思います！！写真の全文読まなくていいです🙌🏻

water purification téChHIU teeth, or washing the dishes. We also use water when we take a bath or の Our toilet. We use water in many ways. I think it's as necessary as air. :I think so, too. be : People use water not only in daily life but also in agriculture and industry. In Japan, 66 percent of all water resources are used for agriculture, 19 percent for dailv life, and 15 percent for industry. :I'm surprised. I thought industry needed more water than the other two. Why is a lot of water used in agriculture? : Well, I think animals need much water. be : Yes, they need water, but most of the water in Japan. is for growing rice We see a lot of water in rice fields. be: That's right. Well, have you ever heard of virtual water trade? : No, I haven't. What is it? be: If we import agricultural and livestock products, we also import water used to produce those products. : Please give me an example. be : OK. Let's talk about beef, for example.(イ)私たちはオーストラリアで生産された午内と 食べます。 comes to Japan, water also comes. This is virtual water trade. Look at this tavio When farmers in Australia produce it, they use water. When the beef

写真の問題がわからないのですが教えて下さい。

私たちが日常生活で使う言葉のいくつかは、 海外から来ています。 in daily lives

災害についてのスピーチを書いたので、合っているか見てください！！ 中3なので、直す所があれば簡単な文法でお願いします

I donit wat a disaster to heppen / because Many peo ple will suffer from d:saster。 Japan has many disaster foレ example, Carth quake . So」 the efort to decrease damage by ear th duake is impaktant_. To prepare Cmerg.ency 上はis given as an exampla. I+ Contains Inany things ト tor exatmple ngred:ence and watek. If we prepare it , it will De usutul when we evacuate our home.. It is imb6rtaht to talk each_other abeut what to do when dlisa occuked. To deaease damage will be possible by taking these measure We should respond to s. disastevs in daily 1:fe.

長文が苦手なので、優しく教えてください。

した く鳥取改) Yon: I'm very tired and hungry. Shall we go to a konbini? Bill: What is a konbini? Kon: It's a convenience store. We call convenience stores konbini D:ill. Tapanese people like to make long words ( ① ). I can't understand them. : I think it's a kind of fashion. There is a konbini over there. There we can buy many kinds of food, drinks, magazines, and anything we need for our daily life. Bill: So konbini are like newsagents in my country. Ken: Oh, are they? Most konbini are open for 24 hours. Bill: Really? Why are konbini open all night? Ken: Well, some people want to buy things late at night or early in the morning. Konbini are useful for such people. And in some konbini, we can buy concert tickets and send packages. Bill: Really?。Konbini are very different from newsagents. Do you often go to konbini? Ken: Not so often. But some of my friends go every day. Bill: Every day? 3 Ken: They usually buy something to eat and drink. But sometimes they just look for something new or read magazines. I think konbini are places for shopping, and also places to have fun. (注) convenience store コンビニエンスストア fashion 流行 magazines 雑誌 newsagents ニュースエージェント(新聞や食料雑貨類を売る店) (1) ( )①に入る最も適切な語を,次から選びなさい。 イ short ア interesting ウ useful エ difficult (2) 下線部のが表す内容の具体的な例を文中から1つさがして,日本語で書きなさい。 (3) ( )③に入る最も適切な英文を,次から選びなさい。 ア What do they buy? ウ When do they buy things? (4) 本文の内容と合うように, 次の空所に適切な語を書きなさい。 ィ How do they buy things? エ Where do they buy things? Ken not to konbini so0 often. (5)次の質問に対する答えになるように, 空所に適切な語を書きなさい。 の Did Bill know the word konbini before he talked with Ken? he B Who goes to konbini every day? Some of Ken's 10) 健は, 友達の行動をとおして, 「コンビニ」をどのような場所だと考えていますか, 日本語で書きなさい。 NAUI 6(長文読解)(1)konbini が「略語」であることに着目。make はここでは「(…を)~にする」の意味。(2) different Tom ~= 「~とことなる」 (4)同じような表現がある箇所をさがす。主語に注意して, Not so often. の省略部分を 棚うとよい。(5)B疑問詞が主語になる場合の答え方に注意。(6)友達の行動が述べられているのは最後のほう。

黄色いところで囲った文で、 なぜ、この話の中での運動は特定されていて分かっているのに、｢the｣movementではなく、｢a｣movementなんですか？？

しまい Q. バリ島の姉妹の活動は,どのようにバリ全土へ広ま Listen and Read So what can we do? In Bali. plastic bags were thrown away by tourists and residents. They were polluting the beaches. So two young sisters started a movement to ban plastic bags from the island in 2013. The movement that they started spread through social media. Finally, the Governor of Bali decided to ban all plastic bags from 2019. So you see people can start taking action in their daily lives. Take your bag when you go shopping. Recycle plastic properly. And tell other people. Don't give up on our beautiful Planet Earth!

34から37までの答えは4.1.3.4です。解説お願いします

Grade Pre-2 4 B Australian Success Story In the 1900s, the population of Australia started growing quickly. Many people moved there from other countries. They started families and built new homes. Because most families did their laundry by themselves, they needed places to hang い。 wet clothes at their homes. The solution was to make a long line with rope called a clothesline in every garden on which laundry could be hung to dry. 解答欄の The first clotheslines were straight, and they could not be moved. They took up a lot of space, so people could not see the plants_and flowers that they had ることが planted. Many people felt that the clotheslines did not look good in their gardens. In addition, people had to walk_up anddown the clotheslines carrying heavy, wet clothes, which was hard work. Later, smaller deyices for hanging, clothes _were. made that people could spin around. These new types of clotheslines were more convenient and took up less space in the garden. The most popular spinning clothesline is called the Hills Hoist? It was made by a car mechanic named Lancelot_Leenard Hill in 1945. Hill's design was a big success. Every family with a small garden wanted a Hills Hoist because it was easy to use. By 1994, 5 million Hills Hoists had been sold, making it the most popular clothesline in the country. The Hills Hoist became so famous in Australia that it was printed on a postage stamp in 2009. These days, more Australian families are living in apartments that do not have gardens. As a result, fewer Hills Hoists are used in modern cities. However, for many Australians, seeing such a clothesline still brings back memories of their childhood, and many people still use one in their daily lives. 0oDrich:2020 公益財団法人日本英語検定協会 宙制を禁じます

英文の略お願いします

Reading 6 Robots in the Real World-2 次は,ロボットについての説明文の続きです。 英文を読んで, 問いに答えましょう。 There are other robots helping people in need. For example, HAL. It is a Robot Suit. Our muscles are strengthened by it. So, if we wear it, we can carry very heavy things. It is very useful for the elderly, disabled people, and care workers. PARO is a baby seal robot made by a Japanese scientist. It can feel light and hear sound. PARO can respond when we call its name. PARO ロボットスーツHAL® 福祉用 has comforted many people in hospitals, nursing homes, and schools around the world. Robots have been given important roles in dangerous places. For example, some robots can work outside the Earth. Mars rovers explored Mars and brought us important information about the planet. Rescue robots are helpful, too. When there is a fire or an アザラシ型メンタルコミットロボットPARO earthquake, they find victims and bring them to safe places. Japan has tried to develop useful rescue robots. Today, there are many useful electronic devices around us such as computers and mobile phones. They have become a part of our daily lives. Maybe in 10 or 20 years' time, robots will be the same. Living with Astro Boy ond Doreomon may nont he a dream in the future.

問7はバツですか？4点中何点か教えていただきたいです🙇‍♀️

SIIE practiced Singing English songS every day. 4 くMarina speaks to the *members of her English club.) Hi, everyone! I'm going to talk about my way of learning English. I'm learning English from English songs. My favorite English song is **Let It Go' I watched the music video of the song and practiced singing it. Let It Go' is also sung in Japanese and many other languages. Videos of those other versions *are put together in one video of “Let It Go, and you can listen to the song in twenty-five different languages. That's a wonderful music video. Watching my favorite music videos is a good way of learning English for me. If What's your you are interested in other things, you can learn English through them, too. favorite thing to do? ms 0oY ode boog anoe boog 10 talsDOV dailynd 009290sgsL nt anue 01s 1sigog 【注) member… …部員, メンバー Let It Go'……ディズニー映画『アナと雪の女王」 で使用された曲。日本語の曲名は「ありのままで」。 (be) put together… まとめられている, 合わさっている ス9ancm: er bluorle gov 0oY nen T oinl datend Tuor ud SLA pecanas 問7 下線部について, もしあなたが, 歌以外の好きなことを通して英語を勉強するとしたら何をしま すか。2文以上の英文で書きなさい。1文目は, I like で文を始め,具体的に好きなことを書きな NOpastayab 191A dougsms Y a oY さい。2文目以降は, どのように英語を勉強するか書きなさい。 (4点) bluode VBD V Bobo mT

品詞分解や句・節の質問です。 He began working for a daily radio program. という文で、 He→S（主語） began→V（述語）は分かるのですが、 後ろの「working～」はひとまとまりでO（目的語）と見て良いのでしょうか？... 続きを読む