【至急】 英検準2級の英作の添削をお願いします。63語で書きました。 問題:Do you think students should read a newspaper every morning？

1 dont think students should read a neuspaptと every, momby. e I ove Two reasen. First, I 'think we dónt Read a meuspeper have»times in mo a long Time. Tor , maney. I dong thile studens sheuld reod' aohewpaper every motning- JmOkhing Secend' is pent ay a maney every mo th get a hewspoper . but From this reasen , 9yent. watch TV Ts not 9pehT

答え②であってますか？？

emms com 6 When she heard the sad news, she tried ( ) cry before her friends. O hard not to n 2 hardly no 3 hardly not to ④ not hard to 〈立教大)

③の分の日本語訳合ってますか？？ 違ってたら正しい訳教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

つまり OBuDa new use for them has arisen lately: making newspaper bags. ③A public do Hbrary encouraged people/to think about environmental issues/by teaching them 4代ロ) practical and attractive meansof recycling resources) @They held a class' to teacy Mしうい。 ンれ の

全く分かりません どんな日本語を当てはめて英語にすればいいですか？

LESSON 7 -比較 for E Xpression Speaking [インタビューの会話を完成させる] 16 8| Answer the following questions. 高校生のサヤカは, 様々な体験をした高校生に話を聞くというテレビ番組で, インタビュアー の質問に答えています。(1)~(4)の空所に3語以上5語以内の英語を入れなさい。カッコ内の 指定語は,必要に応じて形を変えて用いること。 (各4点) Interviewer: Today, I'd like to listen to your volunteer experience at (1) (area ) a strong typhoon last year. Yes. Please ask anything. Sayaka: Interviewer: Thank you. First, (2) (make ) to the area as a volunteer? Sayaka: When I wasa little child, the area(3) ( live ) was hit by a big typhoon as well. At that time, a lot of people came to help us and cheered us up. When I watched the news about this disaster, I thought this was my turn. Interviewer:I see. Next, what kind of work did you do there? There were various kinds of things to do. At first, I helped local people supply people at shelters with food and water. Then I had a chance to read some picture books for children to help them relax. I was glad to Sayaka: see their happy faces and felt happy to be able to encourage them. Interviewer: That was a good experience, wasn't it? Finally, (4) ( difficult ) thing at the shelters? Sayaka: Well, I felt having no privacy was the most difficult. That caused people there a lot of stress. We have to put our heads together for our safe and Comfortable lives in cases of emergency. We should understand disasters can occur at any time. Interviewer: We've learned a lot from your story. Thank you for coming today. 43-46 米 12 L istening You will hear four dialogues. Listen and answer where eachdialogue is (各3点) 9 taking place from a-g.

解説の、同じような働き、とはどういうことですか？病気になった事と病院に行った事は同じ働きなんですか？

月25日 Akira: Two American sisters were traveling in Nagasaki. The older sister 30分 解答→別冊 p.1 11 小さな国際協カ 外国を独行中に病になると, どのような気持ちになるだろうか。きっと不安 になり,国の家族や友人に電話をするだろう。しかし, あわてて自分がどこに いるかを言い忘れたらどうなるだろう。 HEET Sam is a student from New York. Sam and Akira ①(going, hade will. are) a computer class together. ゆ、 newspaper. A * Sam: An interesting story? became sick and had to go to the hospital. Sam: Was she very sick ? Akira: But the younger sister was upset. She called her family in B New York. She said that her sister became sick and went to a hospital in Nagasaki City. She told only that to her family. 10 Sam: What happened then ? Akira: Her family didn't know what to do, because they didn't know where the hospital was in Nagasaki City. So they sent a message by computer to Nagasaki City Hall and asked the people to find the sisters. 15 Sam: And? Akira: A man who gread it tried to find the sisters. Sam: C 17: Akira: Yes. He found them in the hospital. to the family that she was going to be all right soon. D In the message, he said 20 Sam: Computers are really useful. @Let's learn more about them. Akira: Sure! 重要語句のチェク

この英文を分かるところだけでもいいので訳してほしいです！お願いします🙇‍♀️

In 2008, the Japanese government began to consider lowering the voting age to 18. Japan's three major newspapers, in their editorials, expressed favorable opinions about this move. The commonly shared reason is that the majority of the countries in the world have 18 as the legal adult age, or 5 the voting age. Also, two of the three papers pointed out that giving the right to vote, which also means making people share responsibility, enhances the maturity of young people. Furthermore, one newspaper wrote that the voices of younger people should be heard because they would shoulder more burden of the aged society. All of these reasons seem to be persuasive. (110 words)

newsbreaks2021という教材の課題テストについてなのですが テストの内容などわかる方いますか？

NEWSBREAKS for BASICE pes2021 Watching the Pandemic from Space Ten Years Later The Hayabusa2 Capsule Returns Zero Hunger EMILE

news breaks2021という教材の課題テストの内容を教えて欲しいです。

NEWSBREAKS for BASICE pes2021 Watching the Pandemic from Space Ten Years Later The Hayabusa2 Capsule Returns Zero Hunger EMILE

（20）の解答は4番ですが、それになる理由をしりたいです。

(b) In many schools in the U.S.A., you ( )a uniform. heed (18) [D] 空所に入れるのに, 適切なものを選びなさい。 (19) You ( Ohave only to ②have to only to ③only to have ④to have only )keep walking straieht. and vou will find Bill's house. (20) Some investors are worried bv the news. but they ( ) be. Dcouldn't 2hadn't ③mightn't @shouldn't (青山学院大)

2番と3番の答えと解き方を教えてください

Reading 1|以下の英文を読んで, 次の問いに答えなさい。 I read an article in the local newspaper talking about an older man and his wife who were almost hit by a car while they were walking home. I asked myself ,,, Wwhy they (notice) the car approaching, and I realized the reason was that they had not heard the car. The article said it was a hybrid car*. Hybrid cars use electric power to start up and to move at low speeds. Did you know that hybrid cars help protect the environment because they use less gasoline and emit' less CO,? Furthermore, they are very quiet when they are using electric power. This is a benefit for society in general because it reduces traffic noise. (o However, this can make hybrid cars dangerous for pedestrians". Because hybrid cars are sometimes too quiet for pedestrians to hear, they may not become aware of a car's presence (3) until it ( ) too late. A report says that at speeds of less than 50 km/h, pedestrians