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英語 中学生

⑴がわからないです!よかったら教えてください💦 長文読解のコツとかもあったら教えてくれると嬉しいです✨

次の英文を読んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 <千葉日大第一改 J.K.Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter books. J.K.'s name is *Joanne Kathleen. She was born in 1965 in a small town near *Bristol, England. Joanne lived with her parents and her sister. The Rowling family was not rich. Joanne did not go to special schools. ( 1 ) She loved to read and write stories. Joanne went to *Exeter University, and she graduated in 1987. After graduation, she moved to London and worked there at different office jobs. In her free time, she wrote stories. In 1990, Joanne's mother died, and she was sad. ( 2 ) She saw an *ad in the newspaper for a job as an English teacher. The job was in *Portugal. She had an *interview, and she got the job. In Portugal, Joanne married a Portuguese man. The next year, Joanne had a daughter, but she was not happy in her marriage. She left Portugal with her daughter and went to live in *Edinburgh, Scotland, near her sister. Life was very difficult for Joanne. She took care of her daughter. She was alone, and nobody helped her. She had no money and no job. Then one day, on a train, she thought about the Harry Potter story. She began to write that story. Joanne liked to go to a coffee shop to write. (3) She drank coffee and wrote. Her daughter slept beside her. After five years, Joanne finished writing the first Harry Potter book. She sent it to many book publishers. ( 4 ) Finally, a publisher liked it, but the publisher said, “This is a children's book. Adults won't read it. You won't make a lot of money." In 1997, Joanne's dream to publish her book came true: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was in the bookstores. Children and their parents loved the book, and it became famous all over the world. Now Harry Potter is in sixty-five languages. The publisher was wrong about one thing: Everyone loves Harry Potter children and adults. Over 100 million books were sold in 1999. Then two Harry Potter books became popular movies. J.K.Rowling wrote four more Harry Potter books after that. All those books became movies, too! On January 11, 2007, J.K.Rowling finished her seventh and last Harry Potter book. She will continue to write, but not Harry Potter books. The question is, what will people do without Harry Potter? 注 Joanne Kathleen ジョアン キャスリーン(人名) Bristol ブリストル Exeter University エクスター大学 ad Portugal ポルトガル (国名) interview Edinburgh エディンバラ (地名) (1) ①~④の( に適するものを,ア~エから1つずつ選び,記号で答えなさい。 She sat there for many hours. 7 She wanted to leave England. They said that they didn't like it. 詞 (3) (2) 本文の内容にも I She was a quiet child. D( ) @ ( ) 3( ) 4( )

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英語 中学生

⚠️至急です これ解いて欲しいです!

【選択 A Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack: Mai: Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack: 【共通問題】 ([2]~[8]) 2 次の対話文を読んで、あとの各問いに答えよ。 Jack is a student from the UK. He is in Japan to study Japanese. One day, he is talking with his Japanese friend Mai after school. Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack: Mai: Jack Do you have any plans for next Sunday, Jack? No, I don't. Why? Yes, of course, we do. I didn't know that. In the U.K., we usually don't need money when we enter museums. Really? In Japan, we usually need money. Why are museums free in your country? Because everyone should enjoy the arts. The government thinks so. That's nice. I think museums need a lot of money. For example, they have to take care of the artworks there. They need people to do that. How do they get money for them? Well, they have some ways. First, the government gives some money to museums. Second, in museums, there are some shops and restaurants, and (B) Third, they sometimes lend their artworks to other museums and get money. Lastly, there are also donations from people. Donations? Do you know Aoba Museum? How about going there with me? Aoba Museum? Oh, it's a new museum near the park, right? Yes! I want to go there. Good. We can see many beautiful pictures by some artists from this city. Is that so? O I have discount tickets, so we can use them. Well, do you need money to enter museums in Japan? Yes. Rich people sometimes give money to museums to help them. Also, there are some donation boxes in museums. When we visit museums, we usually put money in the boxes. That's good. Many people help museums. ② My country has a lot of good museums. I want to visit some with you. Good. Then, I can put money in the donation boxes for the museums! (注) artist one day ある日 イギリス the U.K. the arts free 無料の enter入る lend t artwork # discount ticket government H lastly 最後に shop money take care of ~ ~の手入れをする donation #1 rich 裕福な (1) [①②に入れる文として最も適当なものを、次のア~オの中からそれぞれ1つずつ選び、その 記号を書け。 ただし、同じものを二度使わないこと。 ア You are welcome. 1 33 I オ I'm sorry, but I can't. You are right. No, you can't do that. Sounds interesting. (2) () that が指している内容として最も適当なものを、次のア~オの中から1つ選び、その記号を書け。 Mai has discount tickets for them, but Jack needs some money. ア People usually need money when they enter museums in Japan. 1 In the U.K., people don't need money to enter museums. I The U.K. government thinks that everyone should enjoy the arts. * Museums in Japan need a lot of money to take care of the artworks there. (3)(B) に入る最も適当なものを. 次のア~エの中から1つ選び、その記号を書け。 7 museums can get money from them 1 people can take pictures of the food there people can learn the way to make money for museums I a lot of people want to learn something about the arts (4) 次の英文を本文の内容に合うようにするとき. 出して書け。 Mai wants to go to a museum with Jack. They are going to visit the museum next Sunday. Jack tells her about museums in his country. Mai learns that museums in the U.K. are free, and there are donation boxes in museums. When she goes to some, she wants to put money in the boxes to 6 the museums. 0⑥に入る最も適当な1語を. 本文から抜き

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英語 中学生

誰か動詞の原形の意味と、穴埋め教えてください(><) 中学2年です(;_;)

不定詞 ( 動詞の原形の部分をマーク a translation company on Career Day. ① 友だちと私は [ translator there, explained her job, and we ② そこ(= translated some sentences. [ (3) It was difficult, but I enjoyed it a lot. それ(= ④I knew_that English is important, but I learned that there ] こどは知っていましたが、ほかに [ are other things to study. ことを知りました。 Ms. Tanaka said, “You should also have a deep knowledge of ⑤ 田中さんは「日本語について[ ]深い[ Japanese. いけません。 You need to develop your sense of language.” ⑥ She also said, "We have various things to translate. Sometimes we need general knowledge, and sometimes knowledge. need specific ときには [ we ります。 If you to learn about もしあなたが何かに [ さい。 interested in something, you should continue are it. そのこと(= It can be your strength in the future." ① My friends and I went to ② Ms. Tanaka, a ]に[ ]に行きました。 で働いている翻訳者の田中さんが, 自分の仕事について [] 。 そして私たちはいくつかの文を [ ]。 は難しかったですが, とても楽しかったです。 ]ことがある ]] を持たなければ 言語に対してのセンスを [ [] 必要があります」 と話されました。 ⑥ 田中さんはまた次のようにもおっしゃいました。 「私たちは [ す。 ← 私たちは翻訳[ ][ ことを持っています。 [] な知識を必要とし、そしてときには [ コ, それ(= )について学び [ が将来、あなたの[ ことを翻訳しま ]の知識が必要とな ]くだ [] になることがあるのです。」

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英語 中学生

穴埋めお願いします。中学2年生です。 ➕良ければ動詞の原形についても簡単に教えて欲しいです。(><)

Unit 3 My Future Job Read and Think ⓘ P.40 の本文 (朝美の職業体験のレポート) 不定詞 (to + 動詞の原形) の部分をマーク ① My friends and I went to a translation company on Career Day. ① 友だちと私は [ ②そこ(= ② Ms. Tanaka, a translator there, explained her job, and we translated some sentences. [ 3 It was difficult, but I enjoyed it a lot. 3 それ(= ④I knew_that English is important, but I learned that there 4[ are other things to study. ことを知りました。 ⑤ 田中さんは 「日本語について [ ]深い[ 5 Ms. Tanaka said, "You should also have a deep knowledge of Japanese. いけません。 You need to develop your sense of language." 言語に対してのセンスを [ ⑥ She also said, "We have various things to translate. ことを翻訳しま ⑥ 田中さんはまた次のようにもおっしゃいました。 「私たちは [ す。 ← 私たちは翻訳[ ][ ]ことを持っています。 Sometimes we need general knowledge, and sometimes we need knowledge. ときには [ ] な知識を必要とし、そしてときには [ ]の知識が必要とな ります。 If you are interested in something, you should continue to ], それ (= )について学び [ ]くだ it. It can be your strength in the future." が将来、あなたの[ )名前( ) ]に[ ]に行きました。 )で働いている翻訳者の田中さんが, 自分の仕事について ] 。 そして私たちはいくつかの文を [ ]。 は難しかったですが, とても楽しかったです。 ことがある ] を持たなければ specific learn about もしあなたが何かに [ さい。 そのこと(= 2-( ]ことは知っていましたが,ほかに [ ] 必要があります」 と話されました。 ] になることがあるのです。」

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