すいません、姪っ子(小1)の宿題なんですが、どなたか教えて頂けないでしょうか？ アルファベットの並び替え問題で、4番と5番が全くわかりません😭

1. plesim Simple 2. ghttau Faugh 3. emrymo memory 14. gstmano 5. ckyirt

なぜ、この公式ができるのか教えてほしいです。 よくわからないので教えてください

2 等加速度直線運動 斜面を転がり落ちる小球は, 加 速度が一定の直線運動をしている Im/s) 図16 斜面を転がり落ちる小球 二定の時間間隔で撮影した連続写真である。 (図1)。このような, 加速度がー 定である直線運動を,等加速度直 線運動という。 ●等加速度直線運動の式 加速度 a [m/s°]で,物体が等加速度直線 運動をしている。このとき, 時刻 t=0における速度(初速度)をvo [m/s), そのときの位置を原点と し,初速度の向きを正としてx軸 をとる(図17)。時刻 t[s] における 速度をv[m/s]とすると,式(11) から,速度ひは,次式で表される。 の linear motion of uniform acceleration 変位x Vo 0 At 図1回 v-tグラ 時刻0 時刻t initial velocity 図17 等加速度直線運動 運動を測定し始める時刻をt30 とする。 また,式 らtを消去 V2-V1 式(11) Op.18 得られる。 a= t-t vーv 途中計算 式(11)に, a=a, t=0, な=t, v,=0, 5 ひ2=ひを代入して整理すると,式(12)が得られる。 V= Vo+at …(12) この運動のひーtグラフは, a>0であれば,図18のような右上がりの直線 となる。このとき,グラフの傾きは加速度 a, 切片は初速度 voに相当する。 このグラフを利用することによって, 時刻 t[s] における物体の変位 x [m]は、 次式で表される。 等加 1 *=vot 2 傾きは加速度 aを表す [m/s) +; at…(13) 式(13)の導き方図18で, 時間を微小な時間 間隔 At(s]で等分すると,各区間は等速直線 運動とみなせる(図19(a))。このとき, 各区間 の移動距離は,長方形の面積で表され, 時刻 t(s] における変位x[m] は, それらの面積の 総和となる。4t(s]が十分に小さければ, 長 方形の面積の総和は斜線部の台形の面積に等 しく,変位x(m] は式(13)で表される(図19(b))。 at 10 Vo 切片は初速度 V。を表す 問 Vo 東店 0 t 時間t 15 20 第1章 力と衝動 図18 等加速度直線運動の vーtグラフ 速度 "

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Lesson 3 o2ae Landfill Harmonic Part 1- 教科書 pp.31-33 O Big cans, crushed salad bowls, and other discarded objects make the beautiful sound of music. ② The music is made by a group of children called “Landfill Harmonic." A landfill means a large hole where garbage is thrown away. @ What is this band all about? o yoo i bos It all started in Cateura, Paraguay. ® Cateura is a town built ona or nol landfill. © People there live in garbage and make a living from it. ® They search for usable things and sell them if they can find them. Forty percent of Tosfo ai d People in Cateura may be the poorest of the poor. 10 the children there cannot finish school1 because they have to work to help ST W apog their parents. 『 Some parents are so poor that they abandon ther children. 2 The children often end up being involved in crimes.

英検準2級の英作文を見て欲しいです 質問は Do you think e-mail is better means of communication than letters?

5 ライティング解答欄 I think e- mail is a better meahs of commuhi cation than letters. I I have three li reasons Firstly, 1 con spend a.e-mail whoever and whereerer, But a leter has time tor spending. Secondly, I could use Some emoji , if) I wonted fo Cxpress my emotion, Therefore I think emarl: a beter imeans of Communication. than letters

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Lesson 3 Landfill Harmonic Part 1- 教科書 pp.31-33 O Big cans, crushed salad bowls, and other discarded objects make the beautiful sound of music. ② The music is made by a group of children called “Landfill Harmonic,” A landfill means a large hole where G garbage is thrown away. O What is this band all about? 6 It all started in Cateura, Paraguay. ® Cateura is a town built on a 1andill. の People there live in garbage and make a living from it. 8 They search for usable things and sell them if they can find them. O People in Cateura may be the poorest of the poor. 0 Forty percent of +he children there cannot finish school because they have to work to help their parents. D Some parents are so poor that they abandon their children. 12 The children often end up being involved in crimes.

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Date Lesson I Less Lesson 1 When Words Won't Work 2 2 Oピクトグラムはしばしば公共の場で使われる。 OPictograms are often used in public places. なぜ人々はピクトグラムを使うのだろうか のWhy do people use pictograms ことばの代わりに instead of words たとえば「非常口」や「トイレ」または「エスカレーター」のような。 such as “emergency exit,” “restroom,” or “escalator"? (3ことばのほうがピクトグラムより優れているのではないのか。 OAren't words better than pictograms? ( ピクトグラムは使われる OPictograms are used 少なくともふたつの理由で。 for at least two reasons. ら)第一に DFirst, あなたはふつうはその意味を類推できる you can usually guess their meanings それらをただ見るだけで。 just by looking at them. しかし OHowever, あなたはことばを理解することはできない you cannot understand words もしあなたがその言語を知らなければ。 if you don't know the language. この理由で のFor this reason, ピクトグラムは国際空港で使われる。 pictograms are used at international airports. 第二に OSecond, あなたはピクトグラムをすぐに認識できる you can quickly recognize pictograms たとえそれらが遠くにあっても even if they are far away それらのシンプルなデザインと鮮やかな色のために。 because of their simple design and bright colors. この理由で OFor this reason, それらは道路で使われている。 they are used on roads. 6)これらの道路標識に目を通してください これらは日本では使われていません しかしあなたはそれらの意味を容易に推測できる 「この先、跳ね橋」 0Take a look at these road signs: These are not used in Japan, but you can easily guess their meanings: “Drawbridge ahead," *Watch out for kangaroos," 「カンガルーに注意」 1“Roundabout ahead.” そして「この先、環状交差点」。

答え合わせお願いします。 間違っていたら直して下さると嬉しいです。 1.c 2.c 3.a

CD Message of the Song My Heart Will Go On is the theme song from the movie Titanic. It is one of the best-selling singles worldwide. In the movie, we learn about the love between a rich, unhappy girl and a penniless artist. He dies as the Titanic sinks, but the girl never forgets him. The meaning of the song's lyrics mirrors the story of the movie. The person sung about may no longer be with us, but the singer is saying that the memory of him is locked forever in her heart. The message in this song is simple: love will never die. 1. Which sentence is true about the movie Titanic? (A) The movie describes thelove between a poor, unhappy girl and a wealthy artist. (B) The theme song from the movie is one of the most successful singles worldwide. (C) Both the girl and the artist lose their lives as the ship goes down to the bottom of the sea. 2. The underlined word "mirrors" means (A) breaks easily (B) is similar to (C) is the opposite of 3. The person sung about in the song My Heart Will Go On is probably (A) still alive (B) about to die (C) dead

But without overgeneralizing, it does help us understand how attempts to communicate emotions sometimes get lost in translation. この文章の訳を教... 続きを読む

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EXERCISES 空所に下から適切なものを選んで補い, パラグラフを完成しましょう。 Read the paragraph andchoose the correct words to fill in the blank spaces. 0201. Differences in customs can cause misunderstanding. Let's look at the simple act of patting children on the head. In Japan, sometimes it is acceptable for adults to pat a child on the head, ( ① ) in some countries, patting children on the head is thought to be completely unacceptable. For example, in Thailand, if you pat a child on the head, his or her parents are sure to get angry. Without being aware of ( ② ), problems can occur. ( 3 ), if you are aware of such cultural differences, you can prepare bnel-rlasa of oh ni yourself before you travel abroad. [however, this difference, while] IPle bas visvS1d alrl to tines1 O s oms9d er bins 次のパラグラフを読んで, 表に整理しましょう。 Read the paragraph and fill in the information in the table.

写真に書かれた英語の文法説明？を日本語で分かりやすく解説して欲しいです。お願いします……！

using participial adjectives USIIg real Iditionals to talk about present and future events%; Unit 2 oresent real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the present, we use if + the imple present in the if clause, and the simple present in the result clause: Ifl have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. The future real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the future, we use if + the simple oresent in the if clause, and will + base form in the result clause: If you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. We can also use time clauses to talk about the future. Notice that the structure is the same as the real Conditional: PRESENT: When I have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. FUTURE: After you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. Participial adjectives modify the nouns or pronouns they accompany. They are typically formed by adding -ing or -(e)d to a verb-also known as the present and past participle. (Remember, though, that the past participles of some verbs are irregular, such as freeze - frozen.) Generally, the "cause" of the feeling uses the -ing form: Her decision to quit was surprising. And the “receiver" of the feeling uses the -ed form: I was surprised by her decision to quit. ere are some other common participial adjectives: Base verb -ing -ed Base verb -ing -ed annoying annoyed frustrate frustrating frustrated annoy interest interesting interested bore boring bored satisfy satistying satisfied confuse confusing confused shock shocking shocked embarrass embarrassing embarrassed surprise surprising surprised excite exciting excited