英語の語法問題です。解答を教えてください。 解いて頂けると幸いです。

The viewers of a popular TV drama were most unexpected man. 1 shock 2 shocked The population of that country is three times as ( 1 far 2 little 3 many 3 shocking We had to break the secret code by means of every ( online. 1 amount 2 hand Bob wants his children ( the answers. 1 be done A lot of ( 1 spectators 人工知能の目標の1つはコンピューターに普通の言葉を理解させることである。 One of the aims of artificial intelligence (computers / get / is to / language / ordinary /to/ understand). <東海大 > iary of beru! (EL 3 piece I would like you to consider ( 2 be having ) last night to see its heroine marry the 4 to shock as its neighbor's. 4 large iyons 2 do my father 3 were doing 4 to do 3 has been falling significantly in recent years. O 4 value タクシーであの博物館に行くことを勧めます。 I (a/suggest/take / taxi/to/you) that museum. 〈関西学院大 > ) of information available <東洋大 > ) their homework on their own, instead of asking him for all 157 〈 関西学院大 > 12binong sial ant ) were in the soccer stadium to cheer on the players.n asaulibros 2 guests 3 audience 4 customers (**) ) a little more active during class discussions. 3 being 4 is 〈 大東文化大〉 It is a cause for concern that the number of students going to abroad on study exchanges 2 5220 <学習院大> afbold @ Alw douan < 東洋大 > <中京大〉

FLEX2 レッスン3 教科書のcompressionが分からなさすぎてヘルプです

Choose the appropriate answer. hartan art ell 1. It became more important for people to get salt a. when Roman soldiers were given money to buy it b. when people started to hunt animals for food c. when people ate less meat and began to eat more grains and wheat 3. The influences of salt can be seen a. in modern cultures b. not in languages but in customs and religions c. more in languages than in customs or religions boyasdo 2. What ancient people discovered was a. that salt could stop droughts and help people survive a lack of food b. that salt helps bacteria grow foods c. that salt keeps foods from going bad 4 4. Thanks to some discoveries by scientists, a. people have changed how they produce salt b. people have begun to use salt in new ways edme c. people have found that salt has always had an influence on many cultures Salt is 1 dor d blues 2 Fill in each blank with the most appropriate word to complete the summary. EXTER Jika ODOY velg avs ) for our lives and we cannot live without it. In ancient times, as people be eat more food which were low in salt, they needed a lot more salt to survive. Eventually it bec 2 3 ) trade item. Also, salt was used to ) famines and travel to ) food. Because of this, people 5 ancient people, has also 6 ) places. Salt, which was very importa modern cultures. Some used, and its influence can also be found in some ) related to salt an 8 ). One important scie 9 ) enabled people to produce new things. Salt is now a common item, but it has had ) on the world. 10 7 affected / available / decrease / discovery distant expressions impact / precious / preserve / religions essential survive

(4)を訳したいのですが、文構造が分からずうまく訳せません、。どなたか解説をお願いします。

lo One fast-food company is well known in Japan for its extensive worker manual and the sales talk it covers. From the book, workers learn how to greet a customer, how to bow, how to take an order, pack a bag and give correct change. 5 Customers find the same nice service in all the franchised outlets, which contributes to both customer satisfaction and *corporate profits. One day, a mother came into one of these restaurants, and while she was ordering at the counter, her baby grabbed an 10 employee's hat and began to play with it. He was surprised and embarrassed. He could not concentrate on what the customer (2) was saying and had to ask her to repeat her order twice. He knew he was losing his dignity as a company representative by having an infant tearing up part of his uniform, and he wanted to 15 take it back, but at the same time he didn't know what to say or do. He stood there ( 3 ) until the mother *retrieved the hat and gave it back to him. He put it on again, resumed his normal calm attitude, and took her order efficiently as if nothing had happened. But everyone in the restaurant could see that a 20 one-year-old child had the power to bring the operation to a halt and must have wondered about it. What was the problem here? Simply put, the manual, detailed as it may be, fails to cover what to do in a situation where a young child steals part of your uniform. And without the manual to guide his behavior, the employee was lost. This is a trivial example of a very serious problem in Japan: the inability to 48

英語です。。 21番の訳おかしくないですか？ 教科書ではLikely toは〜しそうである と訳すのですがこれだと過去の例を言ってるみたいで引っかかります。助けて下さい泣

4 They consider the possibility/ 5 of introducing the same system/ 6 into their own countries./ 7 However, / 8 □ they often find it difficult to do so. / What are the factors / behind the Tessei's success in Japan? / 9 10 11 □ One of the factors may be related to the unique culture / 12 of cleaning in Japan./ Many Japanese people think it natural / tha they keep the places around them clean. / They believe / such a habit of cleaning is a virtue. / For example,/ 18 many Japanese people clean the public roads / 19 in front of their houses./ 20 □ After concerts or soccer games, / 14 15 16 17 21 口 they are likely to take their garbage/ back home with them./ 22 At school, / 23 students clean their classrooms/ 21 7 and toilets by themselves./ 25 口 These customs of cleaning are rarely seen / in other countries./ 26 27 In the blogs of foreign visitors to Japan,/ 28□ you see comments/ 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 such as / “What a clean country Japan is! / Everywhere in the cities and towns/ is clean."/ In the trains as well, / Japanese passengers tend/ to keep the areas around their seats clean./ It is likely / そのパフォーマンスを見るために □ 彼らは可能性を考えるのです □ 同じシステムを導入する □ 自分たちの国に □ しかし □ そうするのが難しいと分かることが多いです □ 要因は何なのでしょうか □ 日本でテッセイが成功した背景にある □ 1つの理由は独自の文化と関連があるのかもしれ ません □ 日本における清掃の □ 日本人の多くが当然だと考えているのです □ 身の回りを綺麗にしておくことを □ 彼らは考えているのです □ そのような清掃の習慣は美徳であると たとえば □ 多くの日本人が公道を掃除します □ 家の前の □ コンサートやサッカーの試合の後には □ 自分のゴミを家に持って帰ることが多いです □ 学校では や □ 生徒たちは自分たちの教室を掃除します □トイレを自分たちで □ これらの掃除の習慣はめったに見られません □ 他国では □ 日本を訪れた外国人観光客のブログでは □ コメントを見ます □というような □ 「なんて日本は綺麗な国なんだ! □町中どこでも □ 綺麗だ」 □ 電車の中でも同様に □ 日本人の乗客は傾向があります □ 自分の座席周りを綺麗にしておこうとする □ ありそうです that this Japanese culture of cleaning helps the Tessei 日本のこの清掃の文化がテッセイが素早く仕事 | do their job quickly./ 37 を行う助けとなっているということ

19行目のdifferences and makesと言うのは、なんて訳されるんですか？ difference で違いという意味ですよね?

15 類別化の危険 10 The Japanese often say to me, "Do you have anything tha bothers you here in Japan?" To be honest, "I have." It is the Japanese unconscious habit of classifying everything into ranks Which is better, they ask, America or Japan, California oranges or 5 mikan, and so on. People everywhere do this to some extent, but the Japanese more than others. What is the matter with these questions? 2 Needless to say, there are times when one product is superior to another. It is possible, then, to compare two things of the same 10 kind and price in order to judge their quality. But there is no saying whether peaches are better than apples or whether blue is better than green. A person may prefer peaches to apples, but he can't *categorically say that the one is better than the other. 3 Many a thing in life can't be categorized so simply. Take 15 Japanese and American cultures for example. It is foolish to say that American culture is inferior to Japanese culture. They have different histories, languages, *manners and customs. It is impossible to say that one is better than the other. When one is not aware of these differences and makes a value judgment, it 20 gives rise to dangerous misunderstandings. (注) categorically 「断定的に, 頭から」 manners and customs Check!!.

この長文の解答を教えてほしいです！ 自分の解答に自信がないのでよろしくお願いします

Questions 4-7 refer to the following letter. January 10 Ms. Erin Murphy Customer Service Department Westcoast Airlines Major Miles Program 345 Brook Street Dallas, TX 75218 sending y you my Dear Ms. Murphy, 6. itinerary and ticket number for my recent roundtrip flight from JFK International Airport to As per your request (during our telephone conversation on January 8, I am s business class with a Major Miles Gold Class voucher and should therefore be eligible for Los Angeles International Airport last December. Please note that my ticket was upgraded to full business class mileage credit. 1 my mileage credi I am a Gold member in the Major Miles program and have been a Westcoast customer for over 15 years. I must that voucher pla genuinely confusing. I fail to understand why the burden of proof for rests with me. Shouldn't this information be on your ticketing computer? Wnb This was my itinerary. Departed JFK, December 22 at 10:20 for LAX Returned to JFK from LAX on December 29 at 16:40 My ticket number was #YB42565697. My seat number was 14B. My Major Miles number is # 04356721 (Gold Card). I sincerely hope that this issue will be resolved quickly as I am counting on my miles earned during this trip to upgrade my hotel room next May. Thank you very much for your attention in this matter. Sincerely Yours, arred Watkins rrod Watkins ection II 読解 4. 5. Wh (A) (B) (C (D W (A ( C

ネクステの121と122なのですが、notの入る位置は121のところでもいいのでしょうか？ よろしくお願いします

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本文の下にあるits は何を指すかの指示語問題をある分だけ教えてください。あとTFを答える問題も

『 Dog in の~に出くわす 昭捨てられ 図 子犬 Part 1 Where can you enjoy washoku outside Japan? oku Aroun 現 cuisine [kwizi:n] widely [wáidli 現 Japanese cuisine is now widely popular all over the 1. In 2013, UNESCO added traditional Japanese world. intangible [intdendgobl] caitural [kaltjoral] heritage [hératidsl sCaiptare apJar] cuisine, or washoku, to its List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Intangible cultural heritage is not a building or a sculpture. It is a tradition or a custom such as a festival or cooking. Washoku has joined French cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine, and Mexican cuisine on UNESCOS list. More and more overseas restaurants serve Japanese 2 cuisine. The number has increased by three and a halí 3 times in the past ten years. Today, there are more BF than 88,000 in total. You can find them not onlv in Asian countries but also in the USA and Europe Asian [éizon] Europe [júarap L ▲a tempura restaurant in ▲a sushi bar in Seattle A: 12. themは何を指しますか。 3. itsは何を指しますか。 *not only A but also B

○○に入る語句を教えてください。 これで合っているでしょうか。 ５：D ６：B 7：B 8：A Recently, we opened a new Russian restaurant, "Matreshka" in the city of Kawagoe, Saita... 続きを読む

写真の1~4を和訳していただきたいです。

FURTHER INVESTIGATION 棒グラフ(bar graph)は、複数の項目を同じ観点で比較する際に有効なチャートです。 また、棒グラフにランキング情報を組み込むことも可能です (ranked bar graph)。 次のグラフは、米国女性が従事する人数を職業別に比較したものです。2つのグラフ (上段:2010年、下段:2018年)を比べて、内容と合っているものを下記の1~4から2 つ選びましょう。 Top 10 Occupations Employing the Largest Number of Women (Upper: 2018, Lower: 2010) Rank Teachers 2 Nurses Nursing, psydhiatric, and home health aides Secretaries 4 Cashiers Customer service representatives 6 Retail salespersons Waters and waitresses First-ine supervisors of retail sales workers Managers (n.e.c.) (Number of employed women) 500,000 1.000,000 1,5s00,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000 4,500,000 5,000,000 5,500,000 0 Rank 1 Teachers 2 Secretaries Nurses Cashiers Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides Retail salespersons Customer service representatives Waiters and waitresses First-ine supervisors of retail sales workers 10 Maids and housekeeping deaners (Number-of employed women) 0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000 4,500,000 5,000,000 5,500,000 (Source: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/wb/data/occupations-decades-100) 1. More women worked as nurses in 2018 than in 2010. 2. The rank of secretaries went up from 2010 to 2018. 3. Housekeepers still ranked in the top 10 in 2018. 4. No occupation in engineering fields appears in either graph. 15