makeって色んな意味があると思うんですけど、 そもそも使役で使われているかそうじゃないかってどうやって判断するのですか？ この1の下線部の分に出てくるmakeは使役だと学校の先生が言っていたのですが、どうやって判断したのか分かりません。 ※画像汚くてごめんなさい

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【5】 次の対話の下線部 1)~6)の意味に最も近い語(句) をa~dから選びなさい。 JANE: Hello, Peter. How's your new job going? PETER : Hi, Jane. Oh, It's a breeze! I choose my own teaching hours, and the students are enthusiastic, too. It's so much better than my last job. JANE: That's great. So, do you have plenty of classes? PETER: Yes. And, 3)as luck would have it, I can teach subjects that I enjoy. JANE: Oh, really. Does the principal give you any trouble? PETER: No. But she did ask me to help with the science club after school. However, I 4)turned her down. JANE: Oh! Do you think that was a good idea? Shouldn't you keep on good terms with her? PETER: I didn't think of that. Do you think I should speak to her again? JANE: Well, I would if I were you. You want to make a good impression, don't you? PETER I certainly do! Thanks for your advice. I'll call her tomorrow. JANE Good idea. Let me know what happens. 1. a. very difficult c. not so easy a. better paid than c. a lot worse than 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. a. not by chance c. luckily a. refused her c. a. stay for the term with c. teach for the terms with couldn't decide a. do good deeds c. create a good image b. very easy d. a little windy b. not as bad as d. an improvement on b. unluckily d. happily b. asked her for time d. accepted b. stay friendly with d. stay away from b. have a good idea d. leave an impression

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(5. Did you expect the Tigers 6. I felt a gentle breeze to to bretve [blow/go/help/hit/serve/ win] win the game? on my skin.

第7段落の下線部ですが、訳の意味がわかりません。わかる方教えてください！！

as ys 5 6 One day, a college professor named Denis Osborne came to lecture on physics, giving Mpemba an opportunity to talk to an expert on the subject. He repeated his question, but this time he got a quite different reaction. The professor first smiled and asked, “Is it true? Have you done it?" After Mpemba la horruitnos ewenibaa admon M answered "Yes," the professor said, "I do not know, but I promise to try this experiment when I am back at my college." 7 Professor Osborne kept his word and carried out the experiment himself. He found that for temperatures up to 20°C, the time was roughly proportional to the temperature above freezing, up to a maximum of 100 minutes at 20°C. For higher temperatures, however, the time dropped dramatically, down to 40 15 minutes for water at 80°C. le 10► 700

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1 ( )内から適切なほうを選びなさい。 1. Look at that racing car (painting / painted) yellow. 2. The girl (running/ran) with a big dog is my sister. 3. The (surprising / surprised) cat ran out of the room. 4. She heard her cell phone (ringing / rung). 5. I had my camera (repairing / repaired). 6. I heard my name (announcing/announced) in the department store. 7. My mother bought a lot of (freezing / frozen) food. 8. Did she have her umbrella (stealing / stolen )? oras Nert No 9. Keep the door (locking/locked). 10. She lay (reading / read) a magazine. sul 修

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問4.ウの説明として適切なものを次の ① ~ ⑤ からすべて選び、 番号で答えよう ① 沿岸国が資源の調査や発掘を行う権利をもつ｡ ②漁業は周辺諸国と協力して行うことが義務づけられている。 6 ③沿岸国以外の国の船が航行することは可能である。 ④ 沿岸国のみ海洋ケーブルを敷くことが許可されている。 ⑤ 沿岸国以外の国も資源の開発ならば行ってもよい。 X

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助動詞(助動調+完了形) Figure 1 shows the average monthly high and low temperatures in London. As you It always rains in London. Gyou might have heard this before, but git does, e 天気·気候 * UNIT 3 O Track 12-13 Reading all year round; even in winter it's more rainy than snowy. 3 temperature at which water starts freezing. the Usually, locations closer to (°C)25 In High *North or South Pole are colder. 20 10 other words, if you are nearer to either 15 of the poles, you receive less sunlight Low 10 because the angle of the sun is lower. But then 。Why is London warmer than 51 3 any city in Hokkaido? When you look 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dee 15 at a world map, you will notice that Figure 1. London Temperatures(°C) Average Daily High & Low by Month London is much closer to the North Pole than *Cape Soya is. Cape Soya is the most northerly point of the island of Hokkaido, and its average low temperature in( 2 )is -4°℃. 20 The answer to this question is a warm ocean current that flows northeast across 13 the Atlantic and brings warmth towards the *British Isles. The current called the *North Atlantic Drift carries warm water from the tropics and makes the British climate milder than that of another area farther south but not touched by the current. What about the summer weather in London? July is one of the hottest months 5 with an average high of around 22°C. Because the daily high temperature rarely rises above 30C, some hotels in London are not equipped with air conditioning. So, if it is very hot and you've found your hotel room has no air conditioning, you might think, G I should have checked this before reserving the room.” (302 words) *North(South] Pole 北極[南極] Cape Soya 宗谷岬 British Isles イギリス諸島 North Atlantic Drift 北大西洋海流 2|

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助動詞(助動調+完了形) Figure 1 shows the average monthly high and low temperatures in London. As you It always rains in London. Gyou might have heard this before, but git does, e 天気·気候 * UNIT 3 O Track 12-13 Reading all year round; even in winter it's more rainy than snowy. 3 temperature at which water starts freezing. the Usually, locations closer to (°C)25 In High *North or South Pole are colder. 20 10 other words, if you are nearer to either 15 of the poles, you receive less sunlight Low 10 because the angle of the sun is lower. But then 。Why is London warmer than 51 3 any city in Hokkaido? When you look 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dee 15 at a world map, you will notice that Figure 1. London Temperatures(°C) Average Daily High & Low by Month London is much closer to the North Pole than *Cape Soya is. Cape Soya is the most northerly point of the island of Hokkaido, and its average low temperature in( 2 )is -4°℃. 20 The answer to this question is a warm ocean current that flows northeast across 13 the Atlantic and brings warmth towards the *British Isles. The current called the *North Atlantic Drift carries warm water from the tropics and makes the British climate milder than that of another area farther south but not touched by the current. What about the summer weather in London? July is one of the hottest months 5 with an average high of around 22°C. Because the daily high temperature rarely rises above 30C, some hotels in London are not equipped with air conditioning. So, if it is very hot and you've found your hotel room has no air conditioning, you might think, G I should have checked this before reserving the room.” (302 words) *North(South] Pole 北極[南極] Cape Soya 宗谷岬 British Isles イギリス諸島 North Atlantic Drift 北大西洋海流 2|