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The term "history" has a double meaning. 2Originally it referred to a record of past human events, but in modern times the term has come to be applied to actual past events in human affairs or in nature. 3 However, human knowledge of past events is based on written records, oral traditions, and physical evidence, all of which must be interpreted. 4 History, therefore, is most usefully understood to refer to the historian' s reconstruction of the past.

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Part 3) 赤ちゃんの脳の中で何が起こっているのでしょうか。 6 Why do babies have such amazing abilities? There is no established theory, but the study of the brain gives us a clue. Brain development is the process of creating and discarding connections among the neurons. These connections are called synapses. The development of synapses occurs at an astonishing rate during babies' early years. At its peak, two million synapses are created per second. By the age of three, their brains have about 1,000 trillion synapses, many more than they will ever need. Some of these synapses ¹0 remain intact, but many are gradually discarded. Babies will keep enough synapses to use for the rest of their lives. established [istábliſt] theory [01:əri] discard (ing) [diská:rd(in)] connection(s) [kənék fən(z)] neuron(s) [njúəran(z)] synapse(s) [sínæps(iz)] astonishing [ǝstánifiŋ] rate [réit] peak (pí:k] per (pó(:)r] trillion [triljon] intact [intækt]

この仮定法の文 if節は仮定法過去っぽいですが、 主節は仮定法過去っぽくてよく分かりません。 過去の話では無いのでhaveが出てくるのが不思議です

PARAGRAPH 6 10トピック 神経組織の働きからは｢経験」そのものを説明することはできない。 The psychol ologists. explained the experience itself! 0 Teol ③ But, (even if you could establish the correlation), you would not have con, even if y ontw S' V' O' S V Colorbyeq UNIT 12 徹底精読 AURRE この文は,まだ実現されていないことを仮定している, 仮定法の構文。 eoneigatorongd inanohib しかし,(たとえ,あなたがこの相関関係を証明することができたとしても)、経験自体を説 明したことにはならないだろう。 after all), aware of neurons firing you are aware of the enoo phics arVIOw C Tol A

It is taught to be the autobiography of Charles Dickens, who wrote it. という文で、whoの前にコンマがつく理由がわかりません。

この一文について、解釈と構文を教えて欲しいです。 自分で考えた結果、主語の省略と far lessがa country を後置修飾している程度しか わからないです。

PARAGRAPH ◎トピック チューリッヒ県の試みは大きな論争を引き起こした。 (14) (As was to be expected in a country far less calm (than the world imagines)》), Zurich's proposal has produced an uproar. LIV 76720 S ( (世間で想像されているほど) 平穏とはほど遠い〉国においては予期されていたことで はあったのだが), チューリッヒの提案は大騒動を引き起こした。

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1 Lesson 25 Choose the correct words. Lesson (23 1. 健二は、自分の宿題があるのに、親切に僕の宿題を手伝ってくれた。 Kenji was so kind to help me with my homework (as / if /though) he had his own. 2. 東京に着いたときは、東京の地理にほとんど知識がなかった。 When Ⅰ arrived in Tokyo, I knew (a little / few / little) about the geography. (Not all / Not every / All) hand-made product is exactly the same as the 3. 手作り製品は、すべてのものが他と同一であるとは限らない。 others. 4. 雨がやまなければ、 ピクニックには行きません。 We won't go on a picnic (if / though / unless) it stops raining. 5. かれらの全員が、パーティーに招待されているわけではない。 (Not all / Not every / Neither) of them are invited to the party. Put the words in the correct order. ( 総合 get al 08080 1. 学級の全員が、 先生の修学旅行のプランに賛成だったわけではなかった。 los [all / classmates / not / of / the ] agreed with the teacher's plan for the TES school trip. CLIC 2. 真理は、僕の誕生日パーティーは楽しかったかと、僕に聞いた。 Mari asked me [birthday party / enjoyed / had / I / if / my ]. 3. 彼は、まるでスポーツ評論家のように野球の試合について話す。 He talks about baseball games a sports critic / as / he / if / were ]. 4. もし彼があの映画を見ていなかったら、 映画監督になりたいとは思わなかっただろう。 If he hadn't seen that movie, he have / not / wanted / to be / would Ja movie director. 5. 外出中にも私たちのネコが飢えることのないように、たくさんのえさを部屋に置いていった。 We left plenty of pet food in the room [not / our cat / so / starve/that / would ] while we were away.

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mostly □ 10. Graphic and security software can be downloaded for $40 and $20 () at the online computer shop. almost respectable 2 respectably 3 respectfully 11. This dress is (A) too large for you. 2 much 1 as 3 so 12. We need to leave now. ( ), we may miss the train. O Whether or not 2 Otherwise 4 Instead 3 Unless A1 (8 (8) much therefore 2 however 3 moreover S 14. The fans knew that their soccer team would not win; ( 3 despite nevertheless 2 rather 4 respectively very 〈湘南工科大> 144 <東京国際大 > 144 <佛教大〉 13. Growing rice requires a huge amount of fresh water, and drought is ( ) disastrous for farmers. 144 〈南山大 > 4 nevertheless ), they cheered loudly. 4 besides 詞の語法 145 145 〈杏林大〉 145 <獨協大 > 135

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1. 2. 3. She is a too honest girl to do that. My father gave me a good advice. Even a bad news is welcome. The telegraph was an useful invention. 4. 5. He plays football and violin. ( 青山学院大 ) (鳥取大) (明治大) (足利工大) (松山大)

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One DEPOS language itself. Rather, (3) it is based more on external standards that surround the language.. such standard is the total number of speakers of the language? how many people speak a language Another is the geographical spread of the language: in how many countries and continents is the language spoken? There are some other standards on which the importance of o obviously influences the relative importance of it. (5)

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6 Chapter 18 Comprehension a. On the basis of Gurdon's research, Yamanaka revealed that specialized cells from a mature Choose the appropriate answer. body can be transformed into iPS cells. frog. b. Gurdon placed cells from the skin of mice into an unfertilized egg cell of a c. Yamanaka took cells from the blood of mice and transformed them into a baby. d. The only difference between Gurdon's and Yamanaka's experiments was what cells they used. e. Organ rejection will no longer be a problem because it has become possible to develop organs from the patients' own cells. f. iPS cells will soon make it possible to cure all types of diseases. g. Yamanaka admits that iPS technology has done harm in some cases. h. Even as a scientist Professor Yamanaka believed that his mother saw his father's ghost. i. Professor Yamanaka has never thought of giving up research. found iPS ce j. What Professor Yamanaka wanted to say in the speech was what seems unfortunate at first may turn out to be fortunate in the end. not e mes B Choose the most appropriate main theme. a. John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka won the Nobel Prize because they helped each other for 40 years to create iPS cells. Chapter 18 | Minis SO 15 b. We should be careful about new technology because it takes time to put it into use and it can do harm. 24 c. Professor Yamanaka has experienced challenges in his life but they were also opportunities, one of which led to the Nobel Prize.