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下線部(2)(3)の前に省略されている語句をそれぞれ与えられた語数で、本文中の語句を使って書きなさい。 のところ教えてくださいm(_ _)m(><)

n the right hat art and muSiC Te processed 1 athematicS in the ]eft,。recent findings hout the brain. Through studies ot yeve seen patients who have ]ost the abihity to read a o can play the piano but lack the and commposition Contrary to the old, simplistic notion 1 * hemisphere Of Our brains, with language and are showing us that muSic iS distributed througi people with bram damage, newspaper but can still read music, OT individuals Wh Music liStening, performmanCe。 far identified. Could this fact f our minds, that ]istening ability to button their own Sweater. engage nearly eVery area of the brain that we have So account for claims that music HiStening exerCiSeS other parts O to "Mozart twenty minutes a day will make us smarter? The power of music tO *sevoke emotions is “fharnessed by advertising exeCutiVeS, 古mmakers, military commanders, and mothers. drink, beer, running Shoe, or car See more ow to feel about scenes that otherWise might be Advertisers use muSic to make a soft *5Ship than their competitors. Film directors use music to tell us h or to *7augment our feelings at particularly dramatic rmormentS. Think of *8arnbiguoUuS, a typical chase scene in an action fm, or the music that might accormpany 3 1one woman cliimbing the stairs in a dark old mansion: Music is being used to manipulate our emotions, and we tend to accept, 下 not outright enjoy,the power ot music to mak ns experience these different feelings. Mothers throughout the world, and as far back i ime as we can imagine, have used soft singing to *8soothe their babies to sleep, or 1 jistract them from something that has made them cry. 275記 *1 hemisphere [hemisfay]「脳半球] *2 Mozart Imoutsa:74 [モーッ ァルト]」 *3 evoke [ivouk] 「一を呼び起こす」 *4 harness [he7nis] 一を利用する」 *5 hip [hip] 「かっこいい」 *6 ambiguous [embigjugs] 「不明瞭な」 ネ7 augment [5:gmen]「一を高める」 *8 soothe [s:]「一をなだめる] ) 下緑部(])とぼぼ同じ意味になるように, ( )内に適切な語を書きなさい. 凡 = and Janguage and mathematics ( 浴RG り( ocees ) in the left ヽ」 = 2/上かッ ょ 6 最近の発見では, 音楽は脳のどの部分で処理されていると考えられるか. 最も適切なものを なさい. [ い ⑦ 右記 "②左脳 "④①前頭葉 ⑳脳の全領域

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英語 高校生

この日本語訳を教えてください! 結構難しいです!

ThOusandS Of DeODle receive new 、heartS, JungS, Hvers and kidneys from organ donorS every year. These organs give sick people the chanoe of a longer, healthier life. But do transplants also change their personality? That sounds crazy, but some scientists think that it'S true. An American professor is studying more tham 70 stories about people who got a ne or9an 一 and a new personality. Kind-hearted TLynda Gammons from Britain gave one of her kidneys to her husband, Tan. Before the operation, Tan vwas a Hittle selfish and hated nousevwork. Now he's more hard-working and he enjoys cleaning and shopping. He also loves malksimg cakes. 」 Claire Sylvia from the US was a good-natured, healthy-eating dancer before she reoeivedl a heart and lung transplant. After the operation, the first thing she wanted to eat was fried chicken, She was also more bad-tempered than jp5efore, Her donor was an impatient yound man who oved fast food. He was driving too fast and qa lcar accident. When he died, he had some of his favorite fried chicken in the car. A middle-aged American factory Worker suddenly loved classical rmusic after he had a heart transplamnt. The music helped him to feel more relaxed. Who was the donor? ム- 17-year-oleLyiolinist. Of course, there are many scientists who do not believe this theorYy. They think there are better reasons that YOur personality might change after an organ transplant. For exarmmnple, rnay happen because of the medicine that you have to take, or just because OU Were Very Sick. But the American professor SayS 穫 is best to be open-mmninded on the subiject. Many storik too strange andl have other

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