画像の緑の線で囲んでいる問題で、 質問文の意味を教えてください！

北海道 26 年度 B なの英文は,英語の授業で,絵美のグループがお互いにインタビューをした結果を表(table) にまとめたものです。これを読んで, 問いに答えなさい。 What did you do in your free time last weekend? aM Group A Name Emi MPA If your group members did each *activity, please put " 0" in its *box under the name of each member. blrow adt alollinme otermotni Your Name not ballool Group members Emi Kota Shiho Taku Miho Activities read 番 0 0|0 0 at home use the Internet 0 bobs w 0 Tuq of berd do *housework 0 play sports go shopping do volunteer work 0 *outside。 0|0 0 the home 0 0 (注) activity (activities) 活動 oulor Outside the home 家の外で,家の外の box 空欄,マス D9 housework 家事 0aM comethijs 問1 次の(1), (2) の問いに対する答えとして最も適当なものを,それぞれア~エから選びな さい。 (1) How many members played sports outside the home? ウ Three. ア One. イ Two. エ Four. (2) Who did more activities at home than activities outside the home? ア Emi and Shiho did. イ Kota and Taku did. ウ Shiho and Miho did. alasiol Uw エ Taku and Miho did. banusl 次のようにたずねられたとき,あなたはどのように答えますか,主語と動詞を含む英文 1文で書きなさい。 問 ngiste Tana (allavoda Which activity in the table do you want to do this weekend? |o ○oo

For he had litttle money left in the bankってどうゆう文構造なんでしょうか？ それと意味は銀行🏧にほぼ金がなかったため でしょうか？

(3)の問題を教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願いします。

nob .Tom 2 に 絵を見て英文を書く 1otjup erit | ton .volg 2uA 絵を見て、(1)~(3)の質問に対する答えを3語以上の英文で書きなさい。 2 He is eating banana ( No, she isnt Jack Rika おで合コ 0a (1) What is Jack doing now? (2) Is Rika reading a book? (3) How many trees are there in the picture? Sooh 19121 D に文間 npi 19000

至急！お願いします。 写真にある色々な動作の意味を全て教えて下さい！

Word Bank いろいろな動作 m sit here have a menu have a knife have some water 保健室 go to the nurse's office ask a question use your dictionary come in 123 - ×××× speak to leave a message call again later leave my number 話しかける 残す いろいろな場面で MayI ? を使ってみよう。 例1 例2 Jing: May I go to the bathroom, please? Kate: Can I borrow your dicti- Mr. Oka: Sure, go ahead. Riku: Sorry, I'nm using it right Jing: Thank you. Kate: OK, Illask Hana. ●Can I ? は親しい人に許可をこ

下線部の主語ってどれになりますか？

(解説·解答→別冊: p.10) 演習 17 次の英文の下線部を訳しなさい。- Whatever the professionals tell us, pure necessity will force more men to get to know their children. In 1950 only about 10 per cent of mothers with small infants worked. Today more than half do. It is becoming harder for their husbands to avoid taking care of the children during their free time. (神奈川大)

考え方を教えていただきたいです (1)は与式の右辺にα+β=a, αβ=bを代入する方法と違う方針の解法があれば教えていただきたいです (2)は数学的帰納法を使えば良いでしょうか？

a+8=a, a8=b とし a"-8" a-B n An=- とする。ただし, αキβ であり, nは自然数である。次の各問いに答えよ。 (1) An+2=aAn+1-bAn であることを示せ。 (2)a, bが整数であるとき, An は整数であることを示せ。

下線部aなんですが、文構造がよく分かりません。解説してくれると有難いですm(*_ _)m

■以下の英文を読み下線部 (a), (b) を和訳せよ。 A) 強調構文の考え方 many people find life in cities irritating and exhausting/ since closer we are packed, the more easily resentful of each other seems to be an inevitable consequence of city life/2 yut, the ourselves to/some degree to the kind of overcrowding/which Those of us who live in towns have learned to adjust Chalenge問題 2 do we tend to become It is probably on this account/that compelled to control aggressive impulses which arise they are olely/as a result of overcrowding./g() It is/also probable/that is because of the wider spacing* between individuals which nSual in the countryside /that rural folk are less tense, more friendly, and often better mannered than urban people. *spacing 間隔(をあけること) (山口大) 語句注 口adjust A to B AをBに順応させる to some degree ある程度は口 the kind of A+関係詞節 するような(種類の) A □overcrowding 密集, すし詰め D close くっついて O pack(wt.) を詰める O resentful of A Aに慣慨して 腹を Iてて Don A's account Aという理由で(=on account of A) ロ irritating いらいら させるくirritate(vt.) □ exhausting (心身を)疲れさせるくexhaust (vt.) Compelled to-不定詞 ロ be せざるをえない Daggressive 攻撃的な □impulse 衝動 U Solely もっぱら, 単に □ as a result of A Aの結果として □ countryside 地方, 田 日Urural 田舎の □ folk 人々(複数扱い) 口 tense 緊張した □ friendly 友好的な Omannered 行儀が の

流行りの曲や洋楽、とにかくっ！有名な曲の楽譜持っている方いらっしゃいませんか？ なんだか、弾きたい気分になったのですが楽譜がなくて😱😱 写真で送っていただけると嬉しいです😆😊

受験で解いた問題なのですが、どれくらいできているか不安で、どれくらい合っているか（完璧じゃなくていいです）英語得意な方見てください🙏

設問AおよびBに答えなさい。 16d 9m bon の記号を書きなさい。 ow moit o informed injected b C. 1. People do not like to have their privacy (a. inclined d. invaded)by others. 2. The football player scored a goal without even taking a (a. disadvantage 1Glqx b.glance d d. pleasure) at the goalkeeper. bs hold 3. The moment Mary saw the tree, she realized that it was the one she had planted 。 d. numerous years ago. (a. date 6. decade c. dozen beaisy 4. Our society is built upon many layers of unfairness, and the strong always (a b. lose conflict uol od oh d. privilege ) on the weak. beauoaib C. prey 916 esky GuJSnc B.次の各文の意味がよく通るように、例にならって、 空所に与えられた文字で始まるもっとも適切 な1語を補い、英文を完成させなさい。解答欄には、与えられた文字も含めて完成した語を記入す Wold ob ること。 Hnide doumb 例 The new stadium is under (con ). 919T 答:construction ala doum on 1. In this country, the international airports are usually more crowded with passengers than the smaller(domestic ) airports. AG 201c gtGur obfioir 2. It is(alarming) to see that the Arctic ice has been melting at a considerable speed over the past ten years. alarning ls banu a nedt 3. Our university's canoe team (advance to the final in the international tournament in Brazil yesterday. 0998 A It is (essehtiel) to beat the egg whites long enough when you make a sponge Can Otherwise, it will not taste good.

この解答どうですか？ あとthisって具体的になんですか？

7 The worst possibility of all/is that something happens to the ice-cap covering 30 Greenland. This contains about 10% of the world's fresh water. If parts of it melted, sea levels could rise by a lot more than today's estimate of 74cm by the end of the century. S At the moment, the risk of this happening is hard to assess because data is difficult to gather. てい But loss of ice from Greenland)is speeding up. nipippre What to do about all this)is another question. Efforts to ease global warming by cutting bae logplli 8 35 wdrs prt greenhouse gas emissions remain essential. But/the state of the Arctic)shows that humans Thol cannot simply undo climate change. We will have to adapt to it. 3oms /sta/ [出典)“Polar bare: The Arctic as it is known today is almost certainly gone," from The Economist, ban tstaoort Apr 29, 2017. Reproduced with permission of The Economist Group Limited.