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Danas rare rare as 原級 今までにないほど 10. Elizabeth is as great a pianist as ( ) lived. as B as ever lived low ever 1 any w nad porge od of S 3 never 11. Since reopening on July 25, the lodge is visited by ( 1 no more 2 the number of 3 as many as 4 some 〈日本大〉 ai buclei insofov ller as many as A ) 60 guests a day. At 可算 mo 4 as much as 数が多 そう 12. As ( as the 15th century Leonardo da Vinci dreamed of a flying machine. 1 long 2 much 3 many 13. Most people think that the climate of Tokyo is ( ③ mildest <桜美林大〉 as early as 早くもAに get〈東京理科大〉 to A than B up ④early ) than that of Akita. 4 mild 〈 秋田県立大 〉 ⑩milder 2 most mild 14. He came here ( ) than usual. 1 late 2 later (3 latter 4 so late <東京理科大 〉 aited 15. Participating in the competition is ( ) more important than winning. muchを比較級の 1 further 2 like 3 much ④ very←比較解を 〈北里大〉 強調できない 16. This dress is ( ) than that one. A less TAAR than B A 17 B17ε"~7011 原級 BAはBほど~ない学業大) ① as expensive 3 a little expensive = not as AB as B 2 most expensive 17. My uncle is ( ) than intelligent. 1 wise 2 wiser 18. This rope is about three times ( 2 as long as 1 longest 4 less expensive 〈名古屋経済大〉 more ACT&B) than B(TR) B 2412 A 3 wisest ) than that one. 3 long diablo 9 4 more wise 大人 〈東京家政学院大〉 A倍数比較級 thanBAはBの~倍 =A倍数as原級as =A 1548 as TRAR as Blo (④longer to les as gru 〈女子美術大〉

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7 32. (b) p the people) A language becomes an international language for one chief reason: the political power of the people which speak it. the people who speak it 33. Nothing seems to irritate William more than having to explain his actions in that unfortunate matter to everyone with who he talks. < 早稲田大 〉 34. Are these the articles to that Mr. Williams was referring at the sales meeting the other day? Ⓒ to which 前置詞thatは× 〈成蹊大 〉 which 777 the articles 先行詞 these are the articles + Mr. Williams was referring to the articles. 43

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25. ( ) you do, you must not forget to mail this letter. 1 What ②Whatever 3 How 4 However <甲南大〉 ) matter what her parents say, she will marry him. no matter what (85) 26. ( 1 Any 2 All 3 No 27. Give this book to ( ) wants to read it. 1 which 2 what ylin 3 whoever どのドレスをあなたがきても 28. Stacy will look quite pretty ( かなりかわいい ) dress she wears. 118 1 wherever 2 whenever 3 whichever 29. He is made much of ( ) he goes. 1 wherever however 3 whether ☐ 30. ( 彼はどこへ行っても親切にされる - ①Some what ever 〈北陸大〉 s④whatever 991. v)() whichever + Elsino® Eruze 4 however <獨協大〉 re) ede 〈拓殖大 〉 make much of 重視する親切にする。 4 whichever 人の前ではなさなければならなかったときはいつでも、私は恐怖で固まっていた ) I had to speak in front of people, I was frozen with fear. 1 Whereas 2 Whoever wom 3 Whether ④ Whenever ~するときは<亜細亜大〉 どんなにそれが難しくても、私たちは私たちの課題を完了しなければならないだろう。 ) difficult it may be, we will have to complete our mission. □ 31. ( Although 120 2 Even though you again ③ No matter how どんなに形でも 4 Whatever = However 〈大阪学院大 〉

15、16番がちゃんとした根拠ないまま選んでます、、19番も分かってないです、、解説お願いします😭😭 ほかの問題はあってますでしょうか🥲🥲

いとこ ① both of which 16. I have two cousins in London, ( ) I have met. そのどちらも会った 15. The final stop on our trip is Kyoto, (B) many of Japan's renowned temples and shrines are located. 位置している ①where ② which 3 that 神社 有名な 非限定用法 ④ there 関係副詞 〈南山大 〉 主語のはたらき 2 either of them 3 both of them ④ neither of whom 〈札幌大〉 17. I have to go to hospital on Monday, ( ② then ) means I won't be able to see you. SO 18. You never listen to ( fam saying. It's really annoying. 言っていること③which when 4 前の文の内容の全部 いらいらさせる を先行詞をしている超大 1 that ② while doinw ③ when 520dw & ④ what norural mifol <大〉 ~すること(もの) mortw C

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USE Shiitake NOTE teach と tell と show る get off : decide take teach 意味と使い方 学問, 知識, 技術を 「教える」 .I teach kids baseball. S My mother teaches piano. Teach me the rules. Dad taught me how to cook. 2 tell 意味と使い方 ・情報を 「伝える」 「教える」 I'll tell you a secret. She never tells a lie. Tell me about your first love. ・Somebody told me the news. 3 show 意味と使い方 実際に示しながら 「教える」 -I'll show you the way. -The video shows the steps. Show me where it hurts. He showed me the trick. 空欄に, teach tell show のうちいちばん合いそうな語を書こう。 あなたの苗字を教えてください。 35 eat (1) Please tell me your family name. me how to use this washing machine? (2)この洗濯機の使い方を教えていただけますか。 Could you show t (3)父は子どもたちにサッカーを教えています。 My father_teaches kids soccer. (4)この地図アプリはときどき最短ルートを教えてくれません。 This map app sometimes doesn't (5)時間と場所を教えて。 Tell show me the time and place. (6) 1枚の写真が私たちに真実を教えてくれました。 A photo showed us the truth. (7) ギターを教えてもらえますか。 Can you teach me guitar? (8)このことはだれにも言わないでくださいね。 教えてくれないとき あるよね! the shortest route. It's just between us. Please don't tell this to anyone.

最初のwhileは、〜だがっていう意味じゃダメなんですか？あと九行目のアラブ世界中にっていうのは、アラブを通して世界中にっていう意味であってますか？

音読をしよう! 02 While it is common to speak of the “Silk Road." // no one seems to mention a “Coffe Road" even though some of its segments would be equally ancient and the relationshin established just as lasting. // Originating sometime prior to 525 in the Ethiopian province of Kaffa/ (from which th drink gets its name), // coffee was first used as an aid to religious prayer. // By the mid-15 century, // coffee drinking had sailed from Yemen up the Arabian Peninsula, // leaving in path the world's first coffee farms. // Indeed. / coffee always traveled in easy partnership wit Islam. // The world's earliest coffee houses opened in Mecca / and from there sprea throughout the Arab world. // Each culture along the Coffee Road left its mark on the drink. // In Yemen, which held global monopoly on coffee for hundreds of years, // the roasting of coffee became custom.// Yemeni people traded the beans via the Red Sea port of Mocha // (afte which, centuries later,/Americans would name their chocolate-flavored coffee). // h Turkey, various spices including cinnamon were added. // The Tunisians improved the drin with orange-flower water, // and the Moroccans added dried rose blossoms/as wella balsamic spices. // コンシーダード Coffee was considered a problem by many people from the start. // Catholic official wanted it banned from Europe. // After all,/ Christians drank wine but Muslims dran coffee. // Had Pope Clement VIII not been willing to try the drink of the non-believers, // th Coffee Road might never have reached Europe. // But instead of banning it, in 1600/th Pope declared it delicious and blessed the coffee. / His decision effectively threw open thr gates to a lively new culture // the European coffee house, // セローにごる Within the next 100 years, cafes sprung up all over Europe, // starting in Venice. Given the delight in the stimulating drink / and its commercial potential, // Europeans brough ■he coffee plant to their colonies in Indonesia and the Americas, // Around this time the Coffee Road took a surprising new turn / and entered Japan through the back door. // Dutch Merchants in Japan, who were permitted to live only on the small artificial island of Dejima 「were enthusiastic coffee drinkers. // From 1641, // knowledge of coffee began aki アスティック through this fan-shaped island. // 日本語訳 正正 C00229 「シルクロード」について話すことはよくある一方で, // 「コーヒーロード」について話す人はい ないように見受けられる。コーヒーという分野の一部は網と同じくらい古くからあり,/築かれ た関係もちょうど同じくらい長続きしているはずなのにもかかわらず、である。// 525年より前のあるとき,エチオピアのカッファという州で誕生し/ (この地名にちなんでこの飲 み物の名前がつけられた)/コーヒーは、最初は宗教的な祈りの補助として使われていた。 //15 世紀半ばまでに, //コーヒーを飲む習慣はイエメンからアラビア半島へと船で海をわたって伝わ り,//行く手で世界初のコーヒー農園ができていった。 // 実は、コーヒーは常にイスラム教と 調和して伝播していったのだ。//世界最古のコーヒーハウスはメッカでオープンし、そこからア ラブ世界中に広がったのである。 // コーヒーロード沿いのそれぞれの文化が、 この飲み物に影響を残している。 // イエメンでは,/ 何百年にもわたって, コーヒーにおいて世界で独占的な地位を占めていたコーヒーの焙煎が慣習に なった。 // イエメンの人々はモカの紅海に面した港を経由して豆の取引を行った // (この地にちな んで何世紀も後に,/アメリカ人がチョコレート風味のコーヒーに名前をつけることになる)。// トルコでは,/シナモンなどの様々な香辛料が加えられた。 //チュニジア人は橙花水を加えてコー ヒーの風味をよくし, // モロッコ人は乾燥させたバラの花びらを加えた/バルサムの香辛料だけで なく。// Lesson 2 コーヒーは初期より、多くの人々からやっかいな問題だとみなされていた。 // カトリック教会の 聖職者たちは、 ヨーロッパでコーヒーが禁止されることを望んでいた。 // なにしろ,キリスト教 徒はワインを飲んでいたが, イスラム教徒はコーヒーを飲んでいたからだ。 // ローマ教皇クレメンス 8世がキリスト教信者でない人々の飲み物 (であったコーヒー) を飲んでみなかったら, // コーヒー ロードはヨーロッパにたどりついていなかったかもしれない。 // しかしコーヒーを禁止するどころ か、1600年に, 教皇はコーヒーがおいしいと言明し、 コーヒーを祝福した。彼の決断が功 を奏し、活気ある新文化への門戸が開かれたのだった // ヨーロッパのコーヒーハウスという。 そこから100年もしないうちに, / ヨーロッパ中に喫茶店が誕生した / ベネチアに始まって。 この刺激作用のある飲み物を飲む楽しみと,そのビジネスチャンスを考慮して、 // ヨーロッパの 人々はコーヒーノキ [コーヒーの木] をインドネシアおよび南北アメリカ大陸の植民地に持ち込ん だ。 // この頃/コーヒーロードが驚くべき新たな展開を見せ、裏ルートで日本に侵入したの った/日本在住のオランダの商人たちが,長崎沖の出島という小さな人工島にしか住むこと 許されていなかった。熱狂的なコーヒー愛飲家になっていたのだ。 // 1641年以降// コーヒ に関する知識が少しずつ日本に流れ込み始めたこの扇形の島を通じて//

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19. I never read his letter without ( ① reminding of (2) appreciate ③ being reminded of we transformed 4 having been remembered ) the happy moments we shared. ② reminding

この英文から、なぜ筆者のプランは毎月100ドル以上かかったと言えないのか教えてほしいです

B You are a college student going to study in the US and need travel insurance. You find this review of an insurance plan written by a female international student who studied in the US for six months. 0 There are many things to consider before traveling abroad: pack appropriate clothes, prepare your travel expenses, and don't forget medication (if necessary). Also, you should purchase travel insurance. Imam gavo 0012 1ovo od 1200 sla When I studied at Fairville University in California, I bought travel insurance from TravSafer International. I signed up online in less than 15 minutes and was immediately covered. They accept any form of payment, usually on a monthly basis. There were three plans. All plans include a one-time health check-up. gisinal The Premium Plan is $100/month. The plan provides 24-hour medical support through a smartphone app and telephone service. Immediate financial support will be authorized if you need to stay in a hospital. It had the 24-hour telephone The Standard Plan worked best for me. assistance and included a weekly email with tips for staying healthy in a foreign country. It wasn't cheap: $75/month. However, it was nice to get the optional 15% discount because I paid for six months of coverage in advance. If your budget is limited, you can choose the Economy Plan, which is $25/month. It has the 24-hour telephone support like the other plans but only covers emergency care. Also, they can arrange a taxi to a hospital at a reduced cost if considered necessary by the support center. I never got sick or hurt, so I thought it was a waste of money to get insurance. Then my friend from Brazil broke his leg while playing soccer and had to spend a few days in a hospital. He had chosen the Premium Plan and it covered everything! I realized how important insurance is-you know that you will be supported when you are in trouble.

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=moreover 16. I advised him not to come to the party. () he came, and soon there was trouble. ① Despite 〈会津大〉 ② In spite of ③ Nevertheless それにもかかわらず ④ Not おしい形に直しなさい 2 次の英文の下線部には誤っている箇所が1箇所ある。その番号を選び, 正しい形に直しなさい。 athr 17. George told me that he had visited Sadogashima three years ago and that this time 13 he wanted to go to Okinawa.090 cz 過を?とつかえな three years before 過去時制でつかうs on inse < 鎌倉女子大 〉 M 18. He has been working very hardly in preparation for this exam in the past six months, @haro hardly めったにない→意味が合わない 大〉 so I'm pretty sure that he will pass the exam. gbol bavol 19. If you are thinking of training a dog, it is always better to start early than to start lately. Clate lately 最近→意味に合わないい nigyoda on 01 emit bed ( lugoque ai shiloH smos Jon ③ ybels <東京都市大〉 lis vaud on agwI. 3 次の日本文の意味になるように,( )内の語を並べかえて適切な英文を作りなさい。 200 IA □ 20. しばらくの間、話すこともできないほどびっくりした。 hardly ほとんど~ない 〈〈大山南> I was (that/for/ astonished/I/speak / hardly/could / so) a while. Jogg〈西南学院大〉 so astonished that I could hardly speak for 21.彼がそんな間違いをすることはまずありません。 hardly any 名詞 ほとんどの<名詞>がんない There (any/hardly/him/is/making/ of / possibility) such a mistake. Wsuchan is hardly any possibility of him making 〈立命館大 〉

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8. He couldn't arrive on time because the train was ( ). 1 late 健れて 2 lately 3 latter 志 ④ latest <東京国際大 〉 9. The fancy restaurant was full of diners, ( ) women. 2 mostly of whom were 1 almost of whom were 3 who are most 10. I was ( 1 hard 4 who were mostly 主として ) asleep when you arrived. That's why I didn't hear you knock. vbre 2 fast ②fast, quε 3. some 791 ぐっすりと 11. Their daughters, Cathy and Mary, were seven and five ( respectfully 2 respectably h0 〈中央大) JAP 4 slow 〈関西外国語大〉 ④respectful Provinu 94T TAP <愛知医科 ) for me to drink. much too+形 あまりにも~すぎる 3 respectively 21B9Y THOT 9101 12. I can't finish this coffee. It's ( 1 hot ② vion much too hot 各自に ) 3 too much hot 4 Every hot 13. You had better keep your mouth shut; () you'll get into trouble. 1 and 1912 however vlet 3 otherwise しかしながら <鹿児島大 〉 Hear 4 therefore 〈明治大 ), the tourist 02 (9) Besides t ④However fo9q send 〈日本歯科大 〉 19y D 14. I don't want to go to Europe this summer. It's very expensive. ( attractions are often too crowded. ⑪Besides So 910191941 (1) 3 Because riguror & (大) 15. I want to go to graduate school. ( 1 Therefore The Otherwise =moreover ) I must study to pass the entrance exam. 3 Or 4 Nevertheless 〈国士舘大〉