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UNIT 18 New Smart-X On Sale Pp。 EXER 比較の表現の A Fill is (1)え 技術·文第 odd abow 6d1 -TARGET SENTENCES 1. My laptop is not as user-friendly as this one. 2. The Linear Express will be able to run about twice as fast as the Shinkansen, 3. In Japan, water power generation is much more practical than wind power (3 generation. 2 4. The world's average life expectancy in 1985 is six years shorter than that in 2o.. 5. Rechargeable batteries last longer than they used to. 6. This site is the older of the two World Heritage Sites in the city. 7. Tokyo Skytree is the tallest broadcasting tower in the world. 8. Egypt was by far the most civilized society in the ancient world. 9. Which country has the third largest economy in the world? B an -CHECK A Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. (1) そのミュージカルは私が期待したほど面白くなかった. amos of 2dsid ort The musical was ( ) interesting ( )I had expected. つ日07 ob vilW 9 99T 3d (2) 日本の人口はフランスの約2倍だ. donos wo ai oHmo ) large( The population of Japan is about ( ) that of France. B| Complete the sentences with the words in brackets. 0 m[→121 (1) These days television screens are ( than / be / thinner / much / they / used to ). These days television screens are (2) This year's winter vacation is ( than / two / longer / days / of / that ) last year. This year's winter vacation is last year. (3) I bought( expensive / more / two computers / of / the / the ) in the shop. I bought in the shop. C| Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.3 ni gpniwollot sds 22 [→13] (1)これは今までにテストでとった中で一番悪い点数だ、1 This is ( ) score I've ever gotten on a test. (2) 中国の輸出は世界でずばぬけて多い。 The exports of China are ( ) the largest in the world. (3) 日本で2番目に多い血液型は 0型だ。 ( rad ) common blood type in Japan is 0. 38■ SECTION 1

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270の⑴です。三角形の図を書いて、余弦定理より式を立てる所までできましたが、a 2乗−2√3a+2=0の解き方がわかりません。答えによると、√3±1となるらしいのですが、なぜそうなるのか、途中式を含めて教えていただきたいです。

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関係詞の問題です This is the reason (which) prevents him from becoming a member of the society． どうしてwhichになるのですか？

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Passage 』 の み2 Languages are endangered yhen speakers die or move into modern society Cherokee is one of those languages. In 1830, nearly 125,000 Native Americans lived in the southeastern United Over 15,000 Cherokees walked States. But in 1838, they were forced to move west. to Oklahoma in the dead of winter. About_5.000_seem_to have died。 『Wher descendants are now the Cherokee Nation. Some Cherokees, under_a leader named Tsalhi, refased to leave. There Was a at 玉 he surrendered and fght and some soldiers were killed. The army told Tsah paid the price for the death of the soldiers, the others could stay in their homes. Tsahi surrendered and was shot so that. his folowers_could stay.、 Ther descendants today are the Rastern Band of Cherokee jm純台 Tsahi is remembered _ But by the asa hero. The Eastern Band has struggled to keep their culture alhve. Cherokee end of the 20中 century children were no ]onger learning the language. was endangered.