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In the US, the age group that gives the most to charity is the over-55s, also known as the Baby Boomers. However, only about 68 % of Baby Boomers own a smartphone. This means the Baby Boomers are more likely to give through traditional methods and those who can be reached by online micro-giving-based charities are fewer in number. In contrast, about 90% of Millennials, who are aged between 23 to 38, own a smartphone. Millennials are an excellent target for micro-giving-based charities because they are accustomed to technology, so the platforms of fast donating by apps or websites work well. In addition, this generation is working and stronglly

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2(11)~(15)に示した語義をもつ単語を口および■にアルファベットの文字を1 つずつ入れて完成させるとき,■に入るアルファベットの文字を選んで番号で 答えなさい。 (11) a situation in which people, groups or countries are involved in a serious disagreement or argument con DDt 1.d 2.1 3.p 4.r

質問についての答え方はこれで合っていますか？教えて下さい🙇‍♀️使用した文には赤ペンを引いております。 補足：本文を載せておきました

○区切りごとに意味をとりながら、音読しなさい。 B 0 One day in 1988, / however, / she got a call / and found out / that her mother was seriously ill. // ② She returned to her country/ to visit her mother in the hospital. // ③ This visit of hers/ coincided with 彼女のこの訪問 widespread demonstrations in Myanmar. // ④ People were suffe ring /irom the pppression of the government. // 5 Soon after she arrived in Myanmar, / the group opposing the government / visited Aung San Suu Kyi / and asked her to become their leader. // ⑥ She accepted this offer, / and she organized」 demonstrations / and gave public speeches. // O Because of her activities, / she was placed under house arrest / in 1989.// 8 At that time, / little did she know / that her house arrest would last / for about 20 自宅軟禁 she knew little years. // しかし,1988年のある日, 彼女は1本の電話を受けて,母親が重い病気であることを知り 訳:3 ました。病院にいる母親を見舞うため,彼女は祖国に戻りました。彼女のこの訪問は, ミャンマー でのデモが広範囲に及んでいた時期と一致していました。人々は府の圧制に苦しんでいたのです。 彼女がミャンマーに到着したあとすぐ, 政府に反対するグループがアウンサンスーチーを訪れ,か れらの指導者になってくれるよう彼女に頼みました。彼女はこの申し出を受け入れ, デモを組織し, 公の場での演説を行いました。その活動のために,彼女は1989年に自宅軟禁の状態に置かれました。 そのとき,自宅軟禁がおよそ20年間も続くことになるとは, 彼女には知るよしもありませんでした。

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○区切りごとに意味をとりながら、 音読しなさい。 B 0 One day in 1988, / however, / she got a call / and found out / that her mother was seriousl ill. // 2 She returned to her country / to visit her mother in the hospital. // ③ This visit of hers /concided with 彼女のこの訪問 widespread demonstrations in Mlyanmar. // ④ People were suffering /rom the pppression of the government. // 5 Soon after she arrived in Myanmar, / the group opposing the government / visited Aung San Suu Kyi / and asked her to become their leader. // ⑥ She accepted this offer, / and she organized demonstrations/ and gave public speeches. // O Because of her activities, / she was placed under house arrest / in 1989. // ®) At that time,/little did she know / that her house arrest would last / for about 20 自宅軟禁 she knew little years. // 訳:図 しかし, 1988年のある日, 彼女は1本の電話を受けて, 母親が重い病気であることを知り ました。病院にいる母親を見舞うため, 彼女は祖国に戻りました。彼女のこの訪間は,ミャンマー でのデモが広範囲に及んでいた時期と一致していました。人々は政府の圧制に苦しんでいたのです。 彼女がミャンマーに到着したあとすぐ, 政府に反対するグループがアウンサンスーチーを訪れ, か れらの指導者になってくれるよう彼女に頼みました。彼女はこの申し出を受け入れ, デモを組織し, 公の場での演説を行いました。その活動のために,彼女は1989年に自宅軟禁の状態に置かれました。 そのとき,自宅軟禁がおよそ20年間も続くことになるとは,彼女には知るよしもありませんでした。

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Educational situation in Pakistan Why did she receive the Nobel Peace Prize? (1)It was because she was speaking up for the right of all children to have an education. Malala was born in a mountainous area in northern Pakistan in 1997. The area became Controlled by terrorists, a group of Islamic extremists. 2They did not believe that girls should receive an education and they destroyed many girls' schools. Asymbol of girls' education Malala wanted to study in school. () She thought that girls as well as boys should go to school. When she was eleven years old, she wrote on her blog about these ideas and her fear of the terrorists. Her strong spirit (40moved many people, and she became a symbol of girls' education. The terrorists did not like Malala's ideas. In October, 2012, she was (6)( shoot) by them while (6(ride) in a school bus. Malala almost died but fortunately was saved by doctors at a British hospital. Later, she started (m) (study) at a British girls' school Today she continues (8( work ) for girls' education rights. This is the beginning After (9(win) the Nobel Peace Prize, Malala said: “This is not the end of the campaign which I have started. I think (10)this is really the beginning. I want to tell other children all around the world that they should stand up for their rights.(11)They should not wait for someone else." AR 始 / (e よ

画像の問題で、1〜4の中で文法的に間違っているものを選んで正しく直すという問題です。答えは3を「should be recalled」にするということだったのですが、「urged」と過去形があるので、時制の関係で「should have been recalled」になるの... 続きを読む

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world/ for forty thousand years.. The veil would_not be lifted Aintil gold was e discovered in a *tributary/ of one of the main rivers."The gold rush that followed attracted many prospectors, including Michael Leahy, an Australian who on May 26, 1930) set out to look for gold/in the mountains/with a fellow prospector/ anda group of native lowland people hired as carriers

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B You visited your high school website and found information about_a walking tour in Kyoto. High School Website The English club is hosting a walking tour in Kyoto for the students and teachers who are visiting from our sister school in Sydney, Australia. We 5 are inviting the students of this school to join us, and any parents who want to volunteer to be guides are welcome, too. We have rented drop us off close to Kinkakuji and pick us up close to Ninnaji Temple. bus that will The leaves are beginning to turn color, so Kyoto will be especially beautiful. But it may also be very crowded with tourists. Hopefully, there will be fewer people at the second and third World Heritage Sites. 10 Walking Tour Schedule 7:30 a.m. The bus leaves from the school parking lot. 9:00 a.m. Enter the grounds of Kinkakuji. へ00 00 (World Heritage Site, Admission: 400 yen) 15 11:00 a.m. Enter the grounds of Ryoanji Temple as a group. (World Heritage Site, Admission 500 yeny 200 12:30 p.m. Eat lunch at Shojin Ryori Restaurant. (The standard course meal: /1,800 yen) 2:00 p.m. Enter the grounds of Ninnaji Temple as a group. (World Heritage Site, Admission: 500 yeny 20 3:30 p.m. The chartered bus will take everyone back to the school parking lot. ●Students may choose not to ride buses between the temples, especially if the weather is good, but the adults should keep in mind that it takes about an hour to walk around each place, we will be visiting/ It might be 25 a good idea for them to spend some time relaxing at cafés or tea shops and then ride buses instead of walking. To register to join the tour, click here. To join the lunch at Shojin Ryori Restaurant, click here. 1-6

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and amphibians, The RLI values show that all of these animal groups are dropping in number, with corals facíng the greatest danger of extinction.) increasing armounts of gas, Coal and other fossil fuels over the past 150 years, Humans are endangering species in a variety of ways) (By burning people have elevated the levcl of carbon dioxidol Their RLI values dropped from about 0.97 in 1996 to just above 0.8 in 2010,/ rincluding the following four major animal groups: corals, birds, mammals, already disappeared! The IUCN has gathered data on numerous species, 5回 英語(リーディング) S B You are stidying bow human beings are affecting the planét. You are going SV to read the following article「to understand the human impact pn world animal populations For centuries, humans have changed the environment around them through activities such as farming, fishing and cutting down trees. However, today they are changing the natural world at a faster rate than ever before to devastating effect, A report by the United Nations (UN) shows that up to one milion species of plants and animals are in danger of going extinct. The loss of these species will destroy entire ecosystems/ threatening_the continued existence of humans all over the world. 2 The UN report draws on data gathered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (1UCN). The 1UCN created a Red List Index RLD that it uses to predict trends within different plant and animal groups. Croups with an RLI value of 1.0 are thOse that are not expected to become inct in the near future. Those with an RLI value of 0 are those that have a 3