問いの21について質問したいです。21番の答えは3と分かっています。でも、答えが3となる根拠の文がどうしても見つけられません…😰この文だと示していただきたいです。 2

The widespread sale of water in plastic bottles、through vending machines and convenience stores、 has become a part of modern life. You might be surprised to learn that when you drink this water,you could also be drinking plastic. A new study of bottled water sold around the world has found that tny pieces of plastic are i the Water. For noW, Scientists can only guess at the source of the plastic. Whether drinking this water is dangerous also remains unknown. Scientists looked at bottled water from many Darts of the world. They found that each Hiter held an average of 10 pieces of plastic wider than a human hair, yith 300 smaller particles, but some contained thousands. These small called “microplastics.” According to the National Oceanic and ration, microplastics are defined as plastic bits that are less width. Many of these particles “are smal enough to be ersity of New York in Fredonia. n tested the water on behalf of Orb Media, a and the Canadian Broadcasting ories about the research. 。 and oceans. Finding them has harder. Microplastics in water by sunlight and ocean as fleece and nylon are

アクセントってどうやって見極めるんですか？

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なぜ赤線のやくになるのかわかりません また半インテリ　四半分インテリとはどういう意味ですか？

たの文を読み,要皆を二つに分けて, それぞれ (1) 「普通教育普及の人害 ) ② 「その届害をのぞく可能性は…] という書き出しで, 1) は45字 5 字まで. (⑫) は30 字から 40 字までの宇数で記せ。ただし指定の書き 出しの文句も字数に入れる。 (名読点も字数に入れる。) j Our modern system of popular education was indeed indispensable and has conferred great benefits on the country, but it has been a disappointment in some important respects.②Generally speaking, has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish : what is worth reading, an easy prey to sensations and cheap appeals. ③Consequently both literature and journalism have been to a large extent debased since 1870, because they now entertain millions of halfeducated and quarter-educated people, whose forbears, not being ④The small highly educated class no longer sets the standard to | | tme extent (hat it used to do, and tends to adopt the standards ot the majority. ⑤ Whether in the twentieth or twenty-first century the Jower forms of literature and journalism will completely devour the higher has yet to be seen. ⑥If they do not,it will be due to 5 improved Secondary and Higher Education forming a sufficiently ]arge class to perpetuate a demand for things really worth reading GZ5 [注] forbears = ancestors perpetuate = preserve, keep up

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仮に〜ならばとたとえ〜であっても の違いというか用法の見分け方というのが分かりません。

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（6）③には「people」が入るのは分かりますが、その「people」は不特定では？？ （7）（8）なぜダメなのかが分かりません。

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スマホのシステムの図を書くのですが、どのように書けばいいのでしょうか？ ちなみにストレージ、入力、出カ、コピー、変化機能を書かないといけません。 この問題は英語で出されていて、日本語訳が下手なのでいちよう画像を載せます。

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答えは③なのですがなぜ②ではないのでしょうか

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この教科書のUNIT18の解答教えて欲しいです🙇🏻‍♀️

13～18番どれが正解かお願いします。答えの確認がしたいです。

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