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~do depend upon our knowing something of rules of a game infinitely more difficult and complicated than chess. の和訳が、 チェスよりもはるかに難しく複雑なゲー... 続きを読む

それぞれのカッコに、どのような意味の文が入るのかよく分かりません。教えてください。

やイラストを参考に( )に入る記 旬を 1 0文字程度で書きなさい。 Shota: The other day, | ate dinner with my colleague at a Japanese restaurant. The dishes tasted so good, but suddenly | found my coleague imitated Kazu: 。 Whathappened? Shota: Whenldish out the salad for him, | used my chopsticks upside down, considering itis a good manner. 1 dont know why he got angry Kazu: That's too bad. Itwas an il-mannered way. While | was studying music and art in ltaly. 1 got interested Japanese food culture. The way you used chopsticks js called "Sakasa-bashi" The top sides of the chopsticks are to be used by god, and human beings should use only the bottom parts of them Shota: It[ a ].Nowlrealized why he became irtated Kazu: There are at least 30 rules of usage of chopsticks that | know. These days, most Japanese people are not taught hem from their parents. It is a regrettable! You Japanese had betler know your own cullures morel Shota: lam sory Kazu: As anlalian,1 should point out a wrong tradion which many Japanese people are doing without realizing. It is about how to eat pizza, our soul food! Shota: lbeg of you to instruct me aboutit Kazu: OK. Listencarefuly.[ b 1 Shota: 『ve neverheardit Few Japanese would know itis the correct way In ltaly Anyway。this pizza is so delicious, so 「ll order another platel izu: Heyl*You are a man of disgracel If you want to serve out the dish, you shou not put a knife and fork in the shape of "ha." It means that you are still eating 上 hota: 『m sory. Table manners are dificult *ここでは「了知らずめ」くらいの意味

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[還 ※の六を読んで, 設問に答えなさい。 Tlove the Hanshin Tigers。 When 1 was in elementary school。 my father ofien took me to oszgn Stadium. He bonght a basebal cap for me He taught me the rules of baseball. We sang the Hanshin Tigers ong *Rokko Oroshi” together. NowI wil de the same things for my Son. Heisa big fan of the Hanshin Tigers, too. (1) ①を具体的に日本語で説明しなさい。 1 1 ]

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(5)(6) が不安なので確認してもらえると嬉しいです！

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The Americans attitude toward authority, rules, and regulaton WaS the despair of government officials and strict Supervsons Nowhere did he differ more sharply from his English cousins am 把 his atfitude toward rules, for where the Enghishman regarded te | observance of a rule as a positive pleasure, to the American am mWas at once an insult and a challenge. (山本学科 ei BE間間ei

「私がそんな経験をしているからこそルールを守ることは最低限の義務だと思います。」という意味の英文を書きたいのですかどのように書けばよいのですか？

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) 次の英文を読み、下記の設問に対する答えとして最も適切なものを選択朋やー④の中から 1 つず 回 つ選びなさい。 Boxing fstsprobabjy began Boxing, a sportin which two people ight by hitting each other with th Howevef ittook along time to develop a8 the frst ime one person punched another in Dlay, not anger the use of padded gloves and allow boxers onlyto hi the activity we know today with rules that require aist and on the front or side。andLdo not allow holding an Opponent ) and ttaly, amd their opponents above their wi twas a popular sport in ancient Greece, Asia Minor (mostly modern day Turkey yas an Olympic event from about 688 BC。 Boxing gloves were apparentjy invented'around 1500, first recorded_boxing although fighting was still mainjy with bare fists for many years after that。 The din 1681zn Britain。 An English nobleman organized the fight between WO ofhis match' was hel Servants) The frst Enghish championzfn 1719.as James Figg and it was 3t this time that the word Boxers stil fought with bare fts and the earliest formal boxing'was first used to describe the sport (They recommended using rules were introduced by another champion、James Broughtoh in 1743 ining butn6Eim actual boxing matches。 jandages or padded mittens to protect the hands in tm Amajor change came when the Queensbury rules were published in LondoNAin 1862。 These rules made wearing gloves necessary, fixed the size of the ringranddecided that each, round should be They became the standard set ofrules three minutes long, wi breaks of one minute between rounds under which all boxing matches were foughtand they became common in the USAandCanad: ground 889. The first world heavyweight championship under the Queensbury rules took place in New Orleans in 1892. Bare fist fighting continued until the late nineteenth centuryalhogh 1aws were passed in Britain and the USA to stop 直 was considered to be a crime 6f violence) even ii he Righters both agreed to the match。 Even today, these fights still take place, and_most of the boxers are 'street jighfers' from poor areas of the world。 They are attracted by the prize moneyiand promoters of these iegal malches can st become very rich、in spite of breaking the law so long as they escape being caught.