競技大会でのdemonstrationは、｢正式な競技種目以外に公開される競技｣とありますが、どんな競技があるのでしょうか。 新しく考案されたけどまだ承認はされてない競技ということですか？

長文問題です。 分かりません！💦 お願いします🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

5 100 点 次の英文は美紀(Miki)が書いたものです。これを読んで,あとの各問いに答えなさい。 (高知) II tell you about a "cellphone. If you use this, you can talk with your friends |anytime. You can send e-mails, listen( ① ) music and even watch TV. Many people use cellphones because they are very useful. Many young people think they can't live without cellphones. Last Sunday when I 5 was eating dinner with my mother at a restaurant, a young man and a young woman sat at the table( ② ) us. Soon they started sending e-mails on their cellphones without talking with each other. Even when they were having their dinner, they didn't stop sending e-mails. My mother said to me, “I often see young people ( ) them. They don't enjoy talking with each other. I don't think cellphones are good for 10 young people." There are other problems with cellphones. Many students with cellphones don't *spend much time with their families. When the。(child) finish eating dinner, they soon go back to their rooms and start sending e-mails to their friends. I don't have a cellphone, but my friends do. They often say to me, “Why don't you 15 have a cellphone, Miki ? If you have one, we can *exchange e-mails every night.” I was interested ( ③ ) exchanging e-mails with。them, but soon I found that there a big problem. One day one of them said to me, “I get about twenty e-mails was every night, so I need a lot of time to answer these e-mails. Sometimes I don't have time to do my homework.” I think we lose something by using cellphones too much. 20 の Let's spend a week without using cellphones. If you 2 do it, your life will *change. You can enjoy talking more with your friends. You can have a good time with your family. You can read more books. A week later, "I'm sure you will say, “I can live ( 3 ) a cellphone !" 【注) cellphone 携帯電話 anytime いつでも spend 過ごす exchange 交換する change 変わる I'm sure ~ きっと~だと私は思います [問1]( ① ) · ( ② ) · ( ④ ) · ( ③ ) · ( ③ )のそれぞれに入る語を次の中から1 つずつ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ただし, 同じ記号を2度以上使わないこと。 (4点×5) ア like イ at ウ without エ On オ カ to キ in near 3 (

この英文、日本語に訳してください！！ よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️

cf OU C 9 * ーー 1 だ ant fix the envyironment。 please stop breasing の vern this to the world leaders at the artn 記 io in 1992. She was only tvelve years old.、 She also said,、“We are al part of a big famt Sue Q thought that we must change our bfestyles to save-tne K animals and plants. し Years later, Severn started talking about her betets ag8a171.

この英文を訳して欲しいです(＞＜) よろしくお願いしますm(__)m

et 次の英文は. リリー (Lily) が英語 語の: たっ 次の | こし てす ④の英文がその内容と合 つていれば〇、. 生生トレス WM つ。 が7 g7の 7e7/ eg7 計時 _Have you ever teord these words2 These words are Wel kmown +o people helpi 9 others. Ar. Nishioka helped the Bhutanese * "not by giving hem food, bu by Teaching 1hem how 1o grow vegetables and rice. The skills +augh+ by Ar. Nishioka helped people in Bhutn Ga lo. Ar. Nishioka died in Bhuan in 1992 at the age of 59. Buf rice ard vegefobles 9rowing In 1he fields of Bhutan conTinue To give People living 1here a happy life for a letg *not - but .、 てはなく- Time.

これ翻訳してもらえたら嬉しいです😆 ごめんなさい。ながくて。

Snacks for Sailors* Cckers are a populr snack all over the world。 There are many dierent shapes and flavors of cracke、 Some people like to eat them with cheese or meat on them、and others eat them wilhout amything. Saltines are a very popular kind of cracker They are square cmdckers with salt on them、and they also have many smal holes Cckers were invented in 1792 by John Peamon im Massachusetts in the United States Pearson owned a bakery、 amd he wanted to make akind of food Ior sailor Sailors oNen took bread with them on ships、but the bread spoiled* quickly。 Peanon mixed fiour and water together、and he baked it umil it was very dy. He named his new food Peaon's Pilot Bead, but many sailom called it "hardack" The English word "cracker' was not used until 1801、 At that time、a man named Josiah Bent had his own hardack bakey. One dy Bent was baking picces of hardtack、 The pieces burned、and they made a crckling sound* When he heard this sound、he thought of the word "cracker" Bent also waned to sell his cracke to people oher than sailors。 He put salt in his reeipe to make them mor deliciows. Bent's cmckers became very popular in the northeastern United Siatex、 amd people there oNNen put them in soup。 Soon、people in other pars of the country began eting them。 Later、a company called Nabisco bought boh Peamons and Bents bakeris. Nabico continued to use Bents recipe、 but it gave the cracken a new name、saltines *sailor 前 *spoi 簡る *Crackling sOund: パチバチする芝

過去問で2番わかる人がいたら教えてください😭 お願いします！

ーー 3 | 大のは 恋 (Makoo) か いくつかの国に と おける 1日の一 取量について, インターネットで調べて表 4 日の一人あたりの野菜の平均拓 ) とグラフ (graph) を作り. 英語の授 処 1ook at the table. The table shows.H6w many erent countries ate a day on average in 2007. Japanese Je al ables than people in Australia and people jn India。But people in Apemta aga お Korea ate more than Japanese people.T was surprsed to fnd that Japanese people ate about a half of the vegetables that people in Korea ate. 、! was especially interested in America because thought they didnt eat so many So made a graph to show how many grams of yegefables one American 1 one Japanese person ate a day on average from 1987 through 2007。Jm.】987 le ate more vegetables than American people, but (en years Jater American more vegetables than Japanese people。 this graph。! said to myself, "Why did the grams of vegetables ate ( ①⑪ ) so much from 1992 to 2002" And then,T found a *5a-day' on the Internet。The movement stared in America, and became 1991. '5aday' means "Lets eat five dishes of vegetables every day" 』rhink ment worked well im America. domrt we learn about '5a-day' and at more vegetables2 Table grams of vegetables people jn 287 273 軸 191 - 190 nez im7 az ao7 Gen| 誠 。 vegcableG) :野菜 onaveragc:平均して き movement:(社会的)運動 dh(es):由 証還| | 3 | に入る国名の組み合わせとして最も適切なものを. 次 っ選び。 その符号を書きなさい。 ューKorea 2 3Hindia 一America 1 3FInia エ ューImda 2一Americ』 3一Korea 12 Wo ⑰ )に入れるのに最も適切なものを, 次のアーエの中から一つ選びその」 さい。 の 了 イ change ウ sop エ disappear

誰かこれ訳してください！ 全く分かりません

汚くてすみません。 訳してくださると助かります