左が本文で、下のGet the pictureの自分の回答が右なのですが、文法的におかしな点や趣旨が外れていないか教えてほしいです！

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、了ゆ答問題 賠 次の英文を読んで A あとの問いに答え ょ。 (配点 20) 。 Quite a few 。 Qai Years ago, 1 carried Out a series of interesting experiments with two 。 university professors. (QA名 these kperiments, we asked jparticipants to build some *Lego 。 Bionicles. These are alien-iike Lego creatures that kids can creatively put together in many different ways. We picked Bio of Lego is common micles as the object of our research because the joy across cultures and ages, and because building with them resembles 」 the creative process that is so centra to innovation in the workplace. MR We divided the articipants into two different conditions. We offered the participants mn one group $2 for the first Bionicle they built, We told them that, at the end of the 。 experiment we would. take apart the Bionicles, put the pieces back in the box, and use 人he same Bionicle Tarts for the next participants. The participants seemed perfectly 、 Happy with っis process. 導 these. participants put together their first Bionicle, we placed their completed le table to take apart later。We then asked: “Would you Hike to build

問いの21について質問したいです。21番の答えは3と分かっています。でも、答えが3となる根拠の文がどうしても見つけられません…😰この文だと示していただきたいです。 2

The widespread sale of water in plastic bottles、through vending machines and convenience stores、 has become a part of modern life. You might be surprised to learn that when you drink this water,you could also be drinking plastic. A new study of bottled water sold around the world has found that tny pieces of plastic are i the Water. For noW, Scientists can only guess at the source of the plastic. Whether drinking this water is dangerous also remains unknown. Scientists looked at bottled water from many Darts of the world. They found that each Hiter held an average of 10 pieces of plastic wider than a human hair, yith 300 smaller particles, but some contained thousands. These small called “microplastics.” According to the National Oceanic and ration, microplastics are defined as plastic bits that are less width. Many of these particles “are smal enough to be ersity of New York in Fredonia. n tested the water on behalf of Orb Media, a and the Canadian Broadcasting ories about the research. 。 and oceans. Finding them has harder. Microplastics in water by sunlight and ocean as fleece and nylon are

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この問題の答え ①　how many pieces of baggageなんですけどpieces ofがあるのとないのとではなにが違うんですか？

on the airplane (④with ns? IO 。 ーー

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Mys7ery gg d sales. Some people are juSt Many people cnjoy shopping at flea markets and yar jooking for things they need。 Some look for items thcy colecr and others are looking 旨 rare valuable items。There are records of people finding valuable paintngs orartifaC計 4 for a few dollars. but one story is more surprising than them al Tn 2004 a man in the American Midwest bought a decorative gold cgg WI inSide for around $13.000 at a Hiea market。 That price SeemS VPIy pigh, but he Tf that didmt work。 he was planning 9 sellitto someone to 1d buy it for much However。 no one WoU た it for himself、 and he displayed it in his tm a watch thought he COuld resell it for even more。 rmeltit down for the value of the gold and jewels. more than he paid for it He decided to just kecp 1 might be、He looked up s found outit was a lost Faberg egg. TL Wa the Aander of Russta to his wife。 The jeWelet nd each egg was one of a kind。 What the kitchen. Eight year name written on the inside of the egg am ihird one ever made and was a gift from and watchmaker Faberg6 only made fifty CBgS, of the most valuable antiques in the world. hotographs to see the antiques dealer Wartski NeOne that had been lost for almoSta MO then sold it to a private collector. ss later。 he decided to try tO find out what the cgg man had Was One The man few to England With tham 2.500 times what he paid for Will ever happen agan。 buti iith their next purchase. gives hope to HG lm

わからないので誰か解いてください。お願いします。

Mys7ery gg d sales. Some people are juSt Many people cnjoy shopping at flea markets and yar jooking for things they need。 Some look for items thcy colecr and others are looking 旨 rare valuable items。There are records of people finding valuable paintngs orartifaC計 4 for a few dollars. but one story is more surprising than them al Tn 2004 a man in the American Midwest bought a decorative gold cgg WI inSide for around $13.000 at a Hiea market。 That price SeemS VPIy pigh, but he Tf that didmt work。 he was planning 9 sellitto someone to 1d buy it for much However。 no one WoU た it for himself、 and he displayed it in his tm a watch thought he COuld resell it for even more。 rmeltit down for the value of the gold and jewels. more than he paid for it He decided to just kecp 1 might be、He looked up s found outit was a lost Faberg egg. TL Wa the Aander of Russta to his wife。 The jeWelet nd each egg was one of a kind。 What the kitchen. Eight year name written on the inside of the egg am ihird one ever made and was a gift from and watchmaker Faberg6 only made fifty CBgS, of the most valuable antiques in the world. hotographs to see the antiques dealer Wartski NeOne that had been lost for almoSta MO then sold it to a private collector. ss later。 he decided to try tO find out what the cgg man had Was One The man few to England With tham 2.500 times what he paid for Will ever happen agan。 buti iith their next purchase. gives hope to HG lm

🔹I bought some pieces of [furniture] for my new apartment. (私は新しいアパートのためにいくつか家具を買った。) このfurnitureが単数形になるのは何故ですか？

空いている部分の答えを教えてください

ACROSS 1 month New Year's is in 5 12:00 A.M. 6 small pieces of colored paper dropped on people at New Year's parties 10 the night before January 1st is called New Year's 11 apromise you make to yourself 12 couples do this at exactIy midnight 13 day of the month New Years is on DOWN 2 blow these special whistles to make noise on New Year's 3 children bang these to make noise at midnight on New Years に 4 light these sticks to celebrate the newyear 7 3-letter abbreviation for the city tnat has a famous New Year's celebration in Times Square 8 item that often hangs on a wall and is used to tell the date 9 there are twelve of these in a Ve8r

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