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オレンジで線を引いた(3)はcontributeを正しい形で入れなさいという問題なのですがどう変えればいいのかわかりません。解説をお願いします。

人間 、 iC 次の英文を続み、問いに符えなさい。(80 amngngeet ceri The years 2007-2008 saw drarmati world food 5 識記8 md eo。 E 1 crisis。 This resulted in social and dee 語ee hs risen atione ahike、Sime the wiare 2008 99 内識Entemeuo percent wheat by 186 percent “maize by 25 MR 人 。 pereent。 (The causes the ood gi omi 間 nou mate changt。 evidenced in a recent ei ornatural diee 隊5い e orrfiagetih もHmgnatona 5uch se Auotnolx ofthecauses. Prolonged droughts in maj9r 時 the cydlone im Myanmar、 and widespread floodng jaweam( 2 )toamajor reduetion jn food produclP. img oilpriees Higher oilprices have heightene hatYfertilzers,food transport and emem ateofgloba he subject of debate 旧Sm the spring of 2008 io Anothercontributing factori the overall costoffood production。 estsareal( 3 ). Te increasing uae of *biofuels in developed countries i9 thought to be another auee。 Tnitiahy seen as a clean and 本eentalternatiwe to foseil fuelsy biofuels such ethanolmaybeused torun vehielesinsteadofgmsoline. ( 4 ).theyseemedalogl dternative to regular fuels. Biofuels are made primarily from grain crops such maize and an estimated 100 million tons of grain per year is now being redirecte from food tofuel. This bas resultedin lessfood being available for human consumption and Hivestock feed, leading to increased market demand and ultimately to overal so price increaseS. (3)The crisis can be seen in a sense to show the ever-widening eSD Teteen poor and rich nation8 六 saie that fling a tank of an average car wi biofuel amounts to as much maize as an African person eats in am entire year The bottom ine ja that there areevermore people to feed and we havea dectinim abiity to feed them. (6)This is a truly global problem、 The food crisis affects allof 5 but hurts the poor the most. "The challenge today is how to vide enough afordable food for alL 前 (856 wm

不老不死は人類の夢である。 →Not aging and not dying are the dream of human beings. どうですか？

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[4 | 次の英文を読み。 以下の設問に答えよ。 (配点 60点) Oysters are the jarest creatures tbat have been shown to “hear" the worid around them. New researCh suggests that hearing might be commonplace 回 "mollusks an other simple marine creatures, so the impact of noise pollution from Ships and exploration might be far greater than Currently assumed. Jean-Charles Massabuau at the University of Bordeaux in France and his colleagues placed 32 Pacimc oysters in tanks and exposed them to a range Cf sounds of varying loudness with frequencies between 10 snd 20.000 hertz. Rers tend to dlose their valves when stressed or threatened, so they were with Ceeropcters to frack wielher they opened or dpeed ま

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ド- ae に 5 次の英文を読んで設問に答えなさい not_a logical computer In book 7 がe 4訪d Moがが inker relates human braims with computers、saying っt 3 computers are WS al doing one thing at a time brainS are Computers are fes is are slow。 Computer parts are reliable: brain partS ae parallel、doing milions of things at On や br Computers have a limited number of connections brains have *trillions。 Compute jn abluepri are asscmbled according to brains must assemble themsclves. This does nol mean that computers are superior to the human 9 brain。 No 。There ame things the human brain can do tha se emputers gel 6 We humans ar comorblc soi 本 posed problems* while a computer wil hreeze when kced with such a problem. 1 What is am "iposed problem?” To ilstrae、lets use a Thematieal example。 IT were to ssk you what he product of 昌6 Ws yo veud sy i is 24 Ths is a cary powd problem。 It gives you ( 3 aa ) and asks you to wole fr ぁ( 3b ). You have cnough inlormation to solve the problem Pっ< casily、 and you would be very confident thal there wi sBN only one ga right answer. Both you and a Computer could solve this problem 画 equally well But what ltellme /i/ you /1/ to / askedl that 24 js the product of what5 You could answer that 24 is the product of 4X6. That would be comect Butit would also be correct to