3番の問題について質問です。 noが正解なのですが、なぜnothingではだめなのですか？

We have (never / seldom) experienced earthquakes in the 3. 私が見上げた時、空には雲がまったくなかった。 lub sd bluow stil two pie abed There were (no/nothing) clouds in the sky when I looked up. 4. 列車には乗客はほとんど乗っていなかった。

第二段落の1行目にhe would beがあるのですがwouldの後には何が省略されているのでしょうか。2段落目一文目の分構造を教えて頂きたいです。

intelligence, Some technology experts like Elon Musk, founder of the automobile company Tesla, warn that Al poses the greatest danger to the Many people worry about the rapid evolution of morality in artificial envisioned the need for rules that future robots need to abide by in his "Three survival of humankind. Renowned science fiction author Isaac Asimov founder of the AI development company GoodAI, has developed a virtual Laws of Robotics." However, rules alone will not be enough. Marek Rosa, school dedicated to teaching AI systems how to think, reason, and act ethically. "This does not mean pre-programming AI to follow a prescribed set of rules every situation," says Rosa. where we tell them what to do and what not to do in 応用 "Rather, the idea is to train them to apply their knowledge to situations they've never previously encountered." E Rosa views AI as he would an infant, a blank slate on which to imprint basic values. As the child grows into adulthood, these values will be the basis on before. Al programs acquire values and a sense of ethics through a c which the child can determine how to deal with situations never experienced mentor. The complexity of moral tasks increases step by step over time. Rosa gives the example of introducing children to traffic, saying that parents do not let children wander onto the road at first. "In the same way, we expose the Alto increasingly complex environments where it can build upon previously learned m." knowledge and receive feedback from our team. Dindl hos Als read thousands of

合っているか確認お願いします🙇‍♀️

[4][5] のそれぞれについて、 ave の部分の3語を正しい英語になるように並べ替えなさい。 並べ替えた結果を数字 で(123とか321とか) で解答欄に書きなさい。 [4] Next, sleep deprivation (1. affects 2. also 3. your) mental health. Many of you must have experienced fatigue, irritability, and a (1. focus 2. lack 3. of) after a poor night's sleep. It goes without saying that these consequences 1. affect 2. negatively 3. your) social life (1. academic 2. and 3. performance). Also, it increases your risk of getting (1. accidents 2. in 3. involved) due to drowsiness or lack of attention. To make the situation worse, lack of sleep is linked to an increased risk of mental illnesses, such as depression and anxiety. 213 b 231 213 d 213 321 [5] Now you can understand (1. I 2. recommend 3. why) having a good night's sleep on a regular basis. It reduces (1. of 2. risk 3. the) having the physical and mental problems 1. explained 2. I 3. that) previously. But not only that, it contributes to better academic performance. With good sleep, your brain 1. can 2. information 3. process) more efficiently and retain the information longer. In other words, you can learn and memorize better. So, everyone, let's (1. and 2. sleep 3. well) have an excellent university life! 312 b 321 32 d 132 231 a a C C e e

見づらくてすいません A〜Eの中で会話が成り立つように並べ替える問題です。 話の内容と訳が解説に載っていないので分かる方教えていただきたいです。 答えは3 C→E→A→Bです

9 How did your job interview go? A: The problem is my lack of work experience. B: You'll get a job eventually.

こちらわかる方教えて頂きたいです🥲

in London. [6] 以下の英文を読み、各問いに答えなさい。 (教科書 PP.94~98) As a high school student, Miyazaki Kensuke visited Belgium and discovered that art Y ) for can ( X ) people. When he was 26, he went to Kenya and created a ( a school. The children looked so delighted when they saw their favorite animals in his ( Y Y ). Through this experience, he decided to create murals to make people happy. He has created murals in ( Z ) countries and will continue the "Over the Wall" project in many more countries. (1) 文脈と以下をヒントに, 空欄に当てはまる語を解答欄に書きなさい。 必要な場合は適切な形に活用させること。 X: c から始まる, to join two or more things together という意味の語 Y: m3, a painting that is painted on a wall, either inside or outside a building という意味の語 Z: d から始まる, not like something or someone else, or not like before という意味の語

画像1枚目のT/Fの答えの確認をお願いいたします。 自分で解いてみた結果1T 2F 3F 4F 5Tとなりました。 本文が抜けていて情報が不足しているかもしれませんが、よろしくお願いします。

TRUE OR FALSE? ◆内容と合っているものはTを､合っていないものはFを○で囲みなさい。 1. E-book readers are thick because they contain many books. 2. Amazon.com stocks about 3 million e-book titles. 20111 [T/F] said [T/F] 10ggo lo I 3. Printing, delivery, and storage account for about 12 percent of the cost of an a009 They are also odi no 100 e-book. [T/F] 4. Debbi Mack suggests that self-publishing an e-book is a good choice if an author cannot find a publisher. yet fo [ T/F ] Jadi garob to entom s no 5. Eugenia Kim prefers printed books to e-books.d digital readers axood-98 2010 Jul consumers continue to [ T/F ]

（3）（5）教えてください

10 15 2 次の英文は,中学生の久美子 (Kumiko) と母の対話です。 これを読んで,あとの各問いに答えなさい。 Mother: Yesterday morning, when I met some students, they said in *loud voices, “Good morning.” I felt very ( 1 ). Kumiko: I think they are students from my school. We always *greet each other when we meet. So I always greet everyone every day. 5 Mother: You are nice. People feel very good when they *exchange *greetings with each other. Kumiko: I agree. (2) Mother: That's right. I'll tell you another thing. Greetings can be the first *step in communication. If you start talking to people with a greeting first, you can talk with them more. Kumiko: Well .... I have one thing to tell you. Last Monday, we got a new student from Tokyo. Her name is Mika. She looked *nervous because that day was her ( ③ ) day in our class. (4) Mother: Kumiko: No. I wanted to talk with her, but I could not say anything. Then my friend Yuri said to her, “Hello. I'm Yuriko. Everyone calls me Yuri. Nice to meet you.” Soon Mika smiled and started talking to us. We really enjoyed talking with her. Greetings are very useful for opening people's *minds. I learned that from Yuri. I'll never forget this important experience. 6 〔注〕 loud (声音が大きい greet あいさつする exchange やり取りする step 一歩 nervous 緊張して mind 心 (1) ( ① ), ( ③ )に適する語の組み合わせをア~エから選び,記号で答えなさい。 ア ① surprised (3) easy 1 glad ③ important ウ 1 sad ③ exciting I ① happy ③ first 〔土〕 (2) 対話が成り立つように, ⑥ に適する文をア~エから1つずつ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア So it was difficult for us to greet her. イ After that, we told her many things about our school. ウ A nice greeting can make them happy. エ You should work hard to have a better school life. (3) 対話が成り立つように, ④に適する疑問文を書きなさい。 (4) 下線部⑤とほぼ同じ内容を表すように, に適する語を書きなさい。 I am called Yuri by everyone. (5) 下線部⑦ が指す具体的な内容を日本語で答えなさい。 greeting あいさつ ②〔ウ] ⑥[イ] 日の ARNOX

写真の英文についてです。和訳の中に、 受け入れ側の社会に本格的に参加する と書いてあるところがありますが、本格的に、という言葉はどこから来たんでしょうか？

3 Yet, ai noitungi di doid even if they migrate with parents), children may experience 31

この青線のnecessarily becomeが文法的になぜ大丈夫なんですか？

has a unique place in Japanese culture./ Still, looking back to those adult passengers who are (A) in manga on their long, daily commuters train rides, we should examine (3)the negative side of manga. No matter how powerful, or even how high its artistic quality may be it does not necessarily become an excuse for those people not to read other conventional, normal books, that is, books with words rather than pictures. One might ask, "Why don't they read any serious books at all?" Many of these people probably have important positions in society and at their workplace, and in spite of that, 19

④createの適切な形がcreatingなんですけどなんでそうなるのか教えてほしいです！

ANAS A Reflection on My Trip Receiving help from many people, I was able to travel around the world. I noticed that kind people did not hesitate to speak to someone in trouble. hesitate, but I this courage can change mindset. Anyone can Let's imagine that you are on a 3(crowd) train. A passenger nearby looks sick. What will you do? You may hope you ask, "Are you OK?" It is important that you have the courage to talk to people. I believe that the world. As I experienced during my trip, "barrier-free" is not only about facilities, but also about people's contribute 4 create ) a barrier-free society. #