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「コンパクト·シティ構想」 とは どのようなものでしょうか。 富山のボートラムライ ss he m What is the "Compact City" planlike? Toyama City started its LRT services in 2006, The city han based on its “Compact City” plan. about 400,000 people, but its population density was very low compared with other local cities. There were several worries about the situation. First, if people spread out and lived in the suburbs, 1. What would the city the city would need money for garbage、 need if people spread more out and lived in the collecting, snow-clearing and other services. Also, if suburbs? the downtown area had fewer shoppers, the economy would slow down. People in the city had a lot of' discussions to avoid these problems and made the plan. 2. Their plan was to create: public transportation lines spreading out in all directions and to build houses and business areas around the main stations. According to the plan, where were houses going to be built? hat did people in People in the city hoped that LRT streetcars could city hope? bring people into the downtown. They wanted to see the downtown filled with shoppers. ten 英語を聞いて, 本文の内容に合っていれげT streetcu.

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Notes: enzyme: 禁素 2019年度 英語 7 mutant enzyme: 変異形型形た degradation, breaking down: 分解すること Yme cutin: 角皮素 (表皮細胞や植直物の葉幹の表皮に見出される成分) atom: 原子 C biofuel: 生物燃然料 e extremophile bacteria: 極限環境微生物 ba microorganisms: 微生物 Answer questions 1-5 in English. (You must write the answers in your own words, You can use somne words and phrases from the text, but do not copy complete sentences.) 1. How was the mutant enzyme found? Describe the process in 20 words or less in *Cte be /e English. S 2 How are the scientists hoping to use the mutant enzynme? Describe in 20 words or less in English. 3. What are the two reasons most manufacturers do not recycle plastic bottles? Describe each reason in 15 words or less in English. the positive environmental impact of the plastic-eating enzymes in bacteria mentioned in the last paragraph? Describe in 20 words or less in English. - What is a potential disadvantage of using enzymes to recycle plastic mentioned in the Jast paragraph? Describe in 15 words or less in English. Abor ore

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welve-year-old Winston Lim of Singapore waits nervously for the ;sults of an examination that will determine which secondary school ne can attend. American Mark Saunder's goes to class every Saturday to Prepare for his university entrance examination. Like Winston and Mark, almost everyone in school takes tests. They are a regular part of education, and they often have a significant impact on people's lives. Tests measure how much people know or what thev can do. Examinations are given at all levels of education, from primary school to university. In classrooms, teachers write the tests and give them to their classes. Other kinds of tests are standardized. They are usually written by testing experts. In some countries like Singapore, standardized testing begins very early. Every Singaporean takes a standardized test at the age of 11. Other countries, such as Italy, begin standardized testing after two or three years of second- ary school. Sle donte

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