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この文のit was the factory owner himself who had planned the bombingのところがどのような文構造になっているかわかりません。 教えてください。

0 Then, on March 1, 1975, three men wearing masks and carrying guns placed bombs in the factory and blew it up. No one was killed, but suddenly one thousand workers were without jobs, including my father. At first, the police thought a political organization was responsible, but finally it was discovered that it was the factory owner himself who had planned the bombing. He had hoped to solve his financial problems by collecting the insurance money. Kla

確率です。写真の問題の解説を見たのですが、なぜ黄色部分の式になるのかが分かりません。どなたかその部分だけでいいのて教えてください！

和事象の 確率 42 1から9までの番号をつけたカードが各数字3枚ずつ計 27 枚ある。このカードから2枚を取り出すとき, 2枚が同じ数字 か、2枚の数字の和が5以下である確率を求めよ。 ポイント③ P (AUB)=P(A)+P(B)-P(A∩B) ARCH

写真の赤線部の英文についてですが、 「An incident in economy section if the plane also had a first-cabin as likely as it was if〜」というような形にならないのはなぜでしょうか？as li... 続きを読む

16 0 An incident [in an economy section] was four times as likely (if the plane also had a first-class cabin); a first-class section increased the risk of a disturbance as much (as a nine-hour delay did). 2 (When there is a first-class section), it is at the front of the plane, and economy passengers (typically) walk through it (to reach their seats). 3 (However), (in some flights), they get on (in the middle of the plane). (Looking at these two scenari marios), the v´-s V' << these + 名詞> まとめ表現 three times had to walk through first class) (v)- researchers found <that an air-rage incident [in economy] was as likely (when economy passengers (s) (compared with when they bypassed it)). DR エコノミークラスでの事件は、同じ飛行機にファーストクラスの客室もある場合 では4倍起こりやすかった。 ファーストクラスがあることによって, 9時間の遅延が起こ った場合と同じくらい、騒ぎが起きる危険性が高まっていたのだ。 ファーストクラスがあ る場合,その区画は機内の前方にあり、エコノミークラスの乗客は通常そこを通って自分 の座席に向かう。 しかし、 飛行機によっては、真ん中から機内に乗り込む場合もある。 * 研究者たちはこの2パターンの状況を比べ, エコノミークラスにおける機内逆上事件は, エコノミークラスの乗客がファーストクラスの区画を通り抜けなければいけない場合のほ うが,そこを通らない場合に比べて3倍起こりやすいことを突き止めた。 語句 disturbance 名騒ぎ / delay 遅延 /* scenario シナリオ, 状況/compared with 〜 〜と比較すると / bypass 動回避する, 迂回する kd lead 文法・構文 An incident in an economy section was four times as likely if the plane also had a first-class cabin {as it was if the plane did not (have a first-class cabin) } から, 比較 対象の as 以下が省略されています。 比較対象が文脈などから明らかな場合 省略される場 合があるのでした (p.24 (第3段落第5文))。 また, 文末の ~ a nine-hour delay did は ~ a nine-hour delay increased the risk of a disturbance. をまとめて表しています。 4比 較対象が as ~ ではなく, compared with で示されている特殊なパターンです。

適切な語句を入れる問題です。お願いします！

Scientists have been studying the reasons why some people do not like the taste of certain vegetables. They found that people inherit some (7) from their parents that cause them to like or dislike certain tastes. In their research about a person's liking for particular ( 8 ), scientists found that there are three types of people in the world. First, there are "nontasters," who are not very ( 9 ) to sweet-tasting foods or bitter-tasting foods. The people of the second type are just called "tasters," and those of the third are "supertasters," who are very sensitive to sweet and bitter flavors. Children of the last type will probably not ( 10 ) vegetables such as broccoli and green peppers because of their bitter taste. This is unfortunate because supertasters might ( 11 ) eating foods that are important for their health. The scientists said that thousands of years ago, on the other hand, supertasters actually had ( 12 ) over other types of people. At that time, supertasters could more easily detect bitter-tasting poisonous plants which other types of people would eat. 7. a disadvantage *. genes 1. an advantage 7. avoid . insensitive +. like I. flavors 7. sensitive

◽️1のカッコ1ではなぜ答えはエになるかわかる人はいませんか？？😭🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

本誌 p.28 p.78~80 根の成長 1 図1のように, 発芽したソラマメの根の先端から3分の2く らいを染色し, 水につけた。 図 1 図2 図 1 の根 数日後 ア I 図1の根は、数日後にはどのようになっているか。 図2のア~ 「工から1つ選びなさい。

1番下の「探している」はなんでingにならないんですか?!

She is searching for her lost dog. The rescue party began the search for the missing man. lam in search of the first edition of the book. 彼女は自分のいなくなった犬を捜している レスキュー隊はその行方不明の男性の捜索 始めた. ◆私はその本の初版を探している。

この問題の答えと解き方をお願いします！

[文法 BC Grammar & Vocabulary 文法・語い Theme 形容詞･副詞の語法 語いD] B 日本文の意味に合うように、( )に適語を入れなさい。 (1) 一般的に,銀の価格は金の価格よりも安い。 In general, the price of silver is ( (2) かなりの数のアメリカ人が和食を食べるのを楽しんでいる。 Quite a ( (3) 早くも3月には桜が咲き始めた。 ) Americans enjoy eating Japanese food. UNT 14 ) than that of gold. The cherry blossoms began to bloom as ( (4) 彼は一生懸命取り組めば多くのことを成しとげる能力がある。 He is ( ) of accomplishing many things if he works hard. (5) 霧のために,私たちには前方の道がほとんど見えなかった。 Because of the fog, we could ( ) see the road ahead of us. C 日本文の意味に合うように, (1) 棚にあるDVD の3分の1はビリーのものだ。 ( the shelf / third / the DVDs / of / on / one) are Billy's. 内の語(句) を並べかえなさい。 ) as March. (4) これは私が買いたかった, まさにその本です。 This (book / the / is / I / wanted / that / buy / very / to ). ⑥ familiar (2) Having worked here for two years, ⓒ guilty of b aware of 127 /10 (各3点) (2) 電車に乗り遅れないように6時きっかりに来ることを忘れないでください。 Don't forget to come at (the train / sharp / that / don't / we / six o'clock / miss / so ). (3) エレンは,ロイから受け取った手紙をほとんどすべて燃やした。 Ellen burned (from / all / received / the / Roy / she / letters / almost ). 獨協大学 @abrupt (各3点) D に入る適切な語(句)を下から選び,記号で答え, 下線部を和訳しなさい。 (各5点) (1) Jane was very hungry, so she ordered an extra large pizza for lunch. When it arrived, it was ( ). She could only eat half of it. ⓒ offensive @enormous 〈立正大学 〉 Harry has become ( ) the work. ⓒ accustomed to ⓓ relevant to Expr E

赤丸のところ、答え教えてください！ 回答ないので困っています💦

3 次の対話文は,中学生の友里 (Yuri) と留学生のニック (Nick) が What kind of rice ball do you 何の種類のお茶が like the best? という調査 (survey) の結果 (result) を見ながら話しているときのものです。 これを読 んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 好き? Yuri Hi, Nick. Do you eat rice balls? Nick: Yes, I do. I'm on the soccer team at school. After practice, I sometimes feel hungry and want something to D(e convenience store to get rice balls. foods. Yuri : What kind of rice ball do you like the best? Nick: I like tuna-mayo the best. Why do you ask me? Yuri My teacher did a survey about that in my class last week, and here are results. Forty students answered the question. 4/41/ クイズの答え Wow, forty percent of students like tuna-mayo the best. ). At those times, I often go to a Rice balls are one of my favorite Japanese Nick : Yuri: Yes, and twelve students prefer mentaiko That is the second largest number. 2人 () rice ball b the Nick: I like sake, too. It's not [as/popular as mentaiko, but two more students like it than kombu. Well, how about you, Yuri? しかし2人の生徒はこんぶより 好きだと言うえっ あなたは? Yuri: My favorite kind of rice ball is umeboshi but it's the least popular in my class. Nick I can't eat umeboshi. I don't like it because it's too sour for me. 食べたことない Yuri: Really? I like umeboshi. There is a big ume tree in the garden at my house. Nick: Yes, I know that. When I visited your house in March, I 4 (see) the tree. It 3月 had a lot of blossoms. We were looking at the blossoms from the kotatsu in your practice the least in ... ...で最も~でない put ~を入れる (過去形も同じ) feet fall 落ちる bear fruit 実をつける honey はちみつ Why don't you ~? ~しませんか。 look forward to ~ 5 10 room then. It was cold outside, but I was 5 (worm) when I put my feet into Cpl, this ユダリはあたないコタツの内にいれぞ the kotatsu. at the ume blossoms from the kotatsu was wonderful. 20 Yuri : I agree. After the blossoms fall, the ume tree at my house bears a lot of fruit every year. My grandmother makes umeboshi from the fruit. She uses a lot of honey when she makes umeboshi, so her umeboshi is not so sour. Nick That sounds interesting. Can I try your grandmother's umeboshi? Yuri: Yes. You'll like umeboshi if you eat one of my grandmother's. Why don't you 25 come to my house after school? I can make you rice balls with my grandmother. I'll make your favorite one and my favorite one. Nick Thank you. I'm looking forward to eating your rice balls. garden E blossom E into ~の中に agree 賛成する SO それほど try ~を試す 〜を楽しみにする ask ~にたずねる percent パーセント prefer ~を好む sour 酸っぱい foot (足)の複数形 15

For example〜の文の文型の取り方がわかりません。

through education, research, and health care. For example, a disease spread distributed by insects blinded 10% of the people in a part of Ghana, but in the 1950s, his organization distributed a drug that nearly eliminated the disease by 1960. In addition, it helped reduce the number of blind children by giving out vitamins and also by performing over three million eye operations. As a result, millions of people who were in danger of becoming blind have been treated, and blindness is less common there now.