順番に③、②、④、④、②どうしてでしょうか？ 順天堂大学の過去問です。早めに教えて頂けると助かります。

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答えがどれになるのかよく分かりません。 教えてほしいです。

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なぜ③はだめなのですか？ セ　16

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5. Pressure to integrating economic and environmental policies 、has come (a) { ーーーーーーーーーーー both through international government activities and through changes im (3 the attitudes of individuals 。8S consumers and citizens、 NO ERROR (@)

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The Americans attitude toward authority, rules, and regulaton WaS the despair of government officials and strict Supervsons Nowhere did he differ more sharply from his English cousins am 把 his atfitude toward rules, for where the Enghishman regarded te | observance of a rule as a positive pleasure, to the American am mWas at once an insult and a challenge. (山本学科 ei BE間間ei

It did bother me that they were looking at the eye as if it were all that mattered.という文なんですが、主節が過去形なので、仮定法の部分も過去を表すように仮定法過去完了を使わなければいけないの... 続きを読む

for not being interested in these cerebral* distortions of vision because they were ophthalmologists, not ne 0 it did bother me that they were looking SCthe eyる (8 e all that mat The 2 56 Stage SUUすでJマ vタ7ザエッのと of vision and is located in the front of the head, wile the Visual cortex* is in the back of the head. There was an awful lot of important stuff in between that they never bothered to consider. ] also sensed that a prevalent attitude. no matter what the specialty, Was that 6 医学の歴史が現代の医掌に 教えてくれるものは何もなく, もし症状を機械で計測 で きないなら, それらは想像上のものである. Al around me 1 found people from the past Was thrown without question on the scrap heap. (Adapted from “77e ZZ Po 7gseの Spes” by Richard E. Press, 2003)

20がわかりません 消去法的に③だとは思いますが、消去法を使わないで説明してください あか

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