赤の印がついてる3問の答えが何故その解答になるのかわかりません😭適していないものを1つ選べという問題です！ 根拠を教えてくださると嬉しいです。よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ 答えは上から四番二番一番です。

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岩手大のいつかの過去問です。黄色でマーカーを引いたところの文構造と和訳を教えてほしいです。believed to beやandの使われ方が特に分かりません。 どなたか解説よろしくお願いします。

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この文章の、緑の蛍光ペンで線を引いたすぐ前のtheir(分かりにくくてすみません)って何の代用ですか？ その前までに出ていた複数形がlower-grade employeeしかないのですが、これじゃないような気がして分からなくなりました😥 教えて下さい。

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赤いラインを引いてある文の意味がよく分からないです。 解説お願いします！

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答えがどれになるのかよく分かりません。 教えてほしいです。

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透視図の問題です。 4行目のlittleはaがないのになぜ小さな責任と訳すのですか？

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第3問が③になるのはなんでですか？ (問題文みにくかったらすいません)

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第3問が③になるのはなんでですか？ (問題文みにくかったらすいません)

のうちから一つずつ居べ。 re often accompanied by When we sing or histen to music. our losely at this movement HKoweyAr untl reccntiy, few rescarchcrs had looked reladonship. To cxplore (5 agroup of researchers ar a Belgian university focused on one type of movement. walking. and examined whether people could match their walking tempo with the tempd sic Tn the study, the researchers asked 20 。 to_match their walldng empo to sound fragments_nrescnted in >。 Each set consisted of 34 musical fragments with a lcngtht of 1 minaee each and 6 metronome fragments with a length of 30 seconds cach. The tempo of the fragments ranged from 50 BPM (beats per minute) to 190 BPM. The participants used a portable music player to histen to the fragments through headphones. The researchers recorded the walking tempo (the number of steps taken per minute) with a small recorder attached to one of the shoes worm by each participant. The participants were instructed to start walking at the tempo they perceived as each fragment began and to continue alking at that tempo. There wasa Short pause after each fragment. Durimg each pausc. they had to stop amd Yait for the next fragment.