1行目のnotの意味を教えてください！ 全体の訳が分かりません！

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(2)和訳 脳のエネルギーを増加させるという考え方には現在ストレスを減らすような緑の空間を訪れる必要はない 合っていますか？

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(1)をitとsoが分かるように訳せ it 人間の脳の能力かなと思ったのですがsoがわかりません。教えてください

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4行目のmight notのnotは単なる否定ではないですよね？ 何か分かりますか？ 長文でごめんなさい チャートです。

。ve often heard people Say how 則89PPointed (hey will he if they never See a certain place which they have for yeam dreamed of yisiting. L sometimes Wonder whether, if we got a ve dreamed of, we might not be even IOre disappointed than if we failed to get it. 1, for example, ?longed for years to go to Rome: yet, when at last 1 arrived at ?the Eternal City and drove through its streets, 1 wondered whether 27 was worth while go7g so far to see a city which appeared to me to be so unworthy of its history. (R. Lynd) [B] <介本 1) all の次に 1語を補ってみよ. ノ 導の名舌の名詞形を 2 通り書け。 の lon っ ツ the Eternal City とはどこのこと g ⑤ succeed の) attend <NB) / 、 CPZ 227 ヵeoのfe 27 (ICE > 計

何を入れたらいいか 全くわかりません。 教えてください🙇‍♂️ お願いします🤲 コツとかありますかね？

Many disabled people need help to ovVercome px RC that | face in everyday Iife. One of uthese iS difficulty with reaching up high. Some manage with jittle problem.【 1 ) need help. SS many mechanical and clectronic aids are being used to help disabled people s overcome their handicaps. Very small computers called microcomputers have been used for many years to control machinery in factories Machines using this technology are now being made to help disabled people lead more normal lives. Handicapped people often have trouble ( 2 ) about, both inside 10 and outside their homes. While most cars can be adapted for use by pariialjy-disabled drivers, automatic transmissions are easier for them to drive. Wheelchairs have made it relatively easy for many disabled people fo rravel short distances, but the more severely handicapped may need a special wheelchair that is power assisted. (mLacking the strength 5 to operafe a normal wheelchair they use special ones that can be operated py a single lever controlled by a finger the movement of atoe, or even by preafh. Powered wheelchairs can sometimes be folded up and carried im Yehicles, but they are larger than hand-operated (Ones. So, some vehicles have been especially fied with lifs that ( 3 ) roll directly inside while st in (heir wheelchairs. (207 語)

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| someone says to you、" You work like a *beaver, it means that you work very | hard、 People know that the beaver is a *hardworking animal It iS usualfy cutting | down trees {0 build its houses and *dams。 The beaver can nOW be seen in the foreStS | of North Ameriea and Europe, but it was once "endangered. 5 In the eighteenth century *beaver hats became Very popular。and beaver 『Skins became very important。 They were called brown *gold and often used 『instead of | meney。 So people wanted more and more beaver skins。 Sometimes fights to get more Skins *occurred here and there. A great number of beavers were killed。 At | the end of the nineteenth century。 there Were very few of them in the forests of 10 | Am After the "law to protect beavers was made, the number of beaVers began to *increase again. (ゼミオリジナル) | (注) beaver ビーバー hardworking よく働く dam ダム | endangered 絶潤の危機にひんした beaver hat 山高帆 シルクハット skin 毛皮 | gold 黄金 instead of .。 …の代わりに occur 起こる law 法律 increase 増える DrのfeCf 斗ヵ (1) 下線部〇の表す意味を次から選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (4点) の ”。 アア あなたはビーバーに似ていますね。 イ あなたはとてもよく働きますね。 ウ あなたはビーバーのように働くのが好きですね。 ( ) ((⑫ 下線部@②が指すものを。 本文由かから 2 語で抜きだしなさい。 (完答で4点) PND ) 6 )

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