(21)答えが2になるんですけど、なぜaboutがいるんですか？

LO Dbelieving to believe 3believed believes 重要な (20) 発生した (21) The significant changes ( ) humans have occurred in only the last two hundred years. Dbringing about brought about by 3bring about brought about (21).

①~⑳まで英語の読み方を教えて欲しいです。 わかる単語だけでも全然いいです👍🏻ｱﾘｶﾞﾀｲ…

なおそのうえに,さらに (2) ・・・を捕まえる, ... をとらえる (2) catch (3) ･･･を結びつける, つなぐ (3) connect (4) ・･･ のために, …によって (4) through (5) 筆者,作家 (5) writer (6) 重要な大切な (6) important (7) 効果的に (7) effectively (8) quickly (8) 速く、すぐに、急いで (9) between ･･･(と~)の間で [, ] (10) misunderstand (10) ・･･を誤解する (11) build (11) ... を築き上げる (12) everything (12) 何でも, 全てのもの[こと] (13) bridge ( 13 ) 橋 (14) feeling(s) (14) 感情, 気持ち (15) foreign (15) 外国 (へ[から]) の (16) necessary (16) 必要な (17) reason (17) 理由,根拠 (18) meaning ( 18 ) 意味 (19) relationship (s) ( 19 ) 関係, 結びつき (20) human(s) (20) 人間,人 moreover

問2についてです。 解説の黄色の線が引いてあるところが理解できません。

次の英文を読んで, (1) Considerable attention has been paid to the size or relative size of the human brain. The first point of interest is that the ratio of brain weight to body is at a maximum at birth and decreases with age, reaching a fairly steady level by maturity. In other 5 words, newborn babies have very large brains, relatively speaking, weighing some 300 grams. This is roughly the size of the brain Children and their brains continue of an adult male chimpanzee. to grow for many years, gradually increasing their ability to learn and remember. There have been suggestions that the growth of 10 the brains of children is not steady, but occurs suddenly, each period of rapid growth ( 2 ) associated with a particularly important developmental or intellectual stage. These stages could be the ability to reason abstractly, to talk, or even to do arithmetic. The idea of sudden brain growth is still around, but 15 has not attracted much enthusiasm. Some research has shown differences in the relative sizes of the brains of males and females of the same age, but so far no great differences have been found between people of the same age but of different ethnic groups. Obviously the brain of a 20 small Japanese teenager is very much smaller than that of a giant Russian boy. But when brain size is adjusted for size or weight of the body, there ( 3 ) great advantage for either with respect to intelligence. Moreover, in measuring intelligence one has, of course, to take into account the effects of education 25 and cultural background. (4) Individual brain sizes, particularly of famous people, have also 10

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1 □カフェインと睡眠不足 ツァイスラー博士の新発見 ②□カフェインが病気を引き起こす理由 □がんや骨の病気の主原因 Comprehension 本文に関する質問に記号で答えなさい。 1. Why is caffeine unhealthy? a. Because it makes our bodies weak. b. Because it causes a lack of sleep. c. Because it makes us sleep too much. 2. What will happen to the human body if it does not get enough sleep? a. It will work at its best physically and mentally. b. It will work at its best physically but not mentally. c. It will work at its best neither physically nor mentally. 3. What do some studies on caffeine consumption tell us? a. Caffeine consumption can cause certain kinds of diseases. b. Caffeine consumption does not create any health risks. c. Caffeine consumption decreases among sick people. 4. Which of the following is true? a. Caffeine is found in drinks but not in foods. b. It is very dangerous for us to use caffeine to wake ourselves up. c. We cannot judge whether caffeine is good or bad for our health. neither[ní:dər] A nor[nóər] B A & B ~till t □正しい休息の取り方 □カフェインによる健康被害の可能性

WordhuntとComprehensionを教えてください

1 □カフェインと睡眠不足 ツァイスラー博士の新発見 ②□カフェインが病気を引き起こす理由 □がんや骨の病気の主原因 Comprehension 本文に関する質問に記号で答えなさい。 1. Why is caffeine unhealthy? a. Because it makes our bodies weak. b. Because it causes a lack of sleep. c. Because it makes us sleep too much. 2. What will happen to the human body if it does not get enough sleep? a. It will work at its best physically and mentally. b. It will work at its best physically but not mentally. c. It will work at its best neither physically nor mentally. 3. What do some studies on caffeine consumption tell us? a. Caffeine consumption can cause certain kinds of diseases. b. Caffeine consumption does not create any health risks. c. Caffeine consumption decreases among sick people. 4. Which of the following is true? a. Caffeine is found in drinks but not in foods. b. It is very dangerous for us to use caffeine to wake ourselves up. c. We cannot judge whether caffeine is good or bad for our health. neither[ní:dər] A nor[nóər] B A & B ~till t □正しい休息の取り方 □カフェインによる健康被害の可能性

このonはどういう捉え方をすればいいのでしょうか、、

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Less Changing Behavior in Unique Ways Comprehension Can-Do Language 人々の行動を変え、社会を向上させる「仕掛け」の機能を理解することができる。 不定詞を適切に用いることができる。 人の行動を変えるだけを見てような方法があるでしょうか。柔軟な考えから生まれた。好ましい行動を促 ▶▶▶ Read the passage. Easy Version 197 words 目標1分58秒 There are some interesting ways to change people's behavior. If you draw a line on the backs of file boxes, people will know where to put them on the shelf. 行動 ファイルボックス If you put a basketball hoop above a toy box, children will want to put away their toys. These ways are ゴール ~を片付ける called triggers. 仕掛け There are other good examples of triggers: the “Piano Stairs” and “The World's Deepest The stairs make piano-like sounds when people use them. The bin makes an [ Bin. ピアノのような interesting sound when people put trash in it. These triggers come from new, flexible ideas. Such ideas are useful to deal with social problems. To make children wash their hands, soap ごみ 柔軟な that has a toy inside was used in South Africa. After the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, 南アフリカ共和国 阪神淡路大震災 volunteers used dekimasu zekken and showed their skills. Triggers to solve social problems are called social design. You can see it in many Japanese cities or villages. For example, Inakadate Village started to design rice fields as 田舎館村 art, and now many people visit the village. If people give money to Kumamoto Castle for its 熊本城 renovations, they can become "castle lords." In these ways, social design can make our 修復 城主 communities better. Answer T (True) or F (False). (1) Triggers are a good way to change people's behavior. ( :) (2) Both the "Piano Stairs" and "The World's Deepest Bin" make sounds when people use them. (3) Children in South Africa used toys when they washed their hands. (4) A lot of people go to Inakadate Village to visit an art museum. (5) For renovations, the lord of Kumamoto Castle collected money. ( Lesson 4 33 onal kodan-shi rmance : kodan-shi ly

合ってるか見て欲しいです！ お願いします (1) True friends are who are with you good times and bad times. (2) Seiji Ozawa is one of the greatest conductor J... 続きを読む

Exercises in English Composition 3 関係詞を用いて文を作る 日本語の意味に合うように下線部に適当な語句を書きなさ い。(必要に応じて、和文和訳 の空欄をうめて考えてみよう。) (1)真の友とは良いときも悪いときもあなたのそばにいてくれる人である。 せいじ (2) 小澤征爾は日本が今までに生み出した最も偉大な指揮者の1人だ。 (3) あなたと同じ誕生日の親戚がいる。 和文和訳[隠れた主語を補う] ( には) あなたと同じ誕生日の親戚がいる (4) 人間が住むことのできる別の惑星がいつか見つかるだろう。 (5) 私がいつか訪ねてみたい都市は, タイのアユタヤだ。 58 Part 3 名詞の表現 (1) 44 (2) 45 せいじ 小澤征爾 Seiji Ozawa (楽団などの) 指揮 □ⓒ conductor (3) 46 親戚 C relative (4) 47 (5) 45 タイ Thailand アユタヤ Ayutthaya

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6限目 150点 TR/35-40 次の英文を読み, 問いに答えなさい。 ( 50点) Most people in the United States don't realize that they've been eating *genetically engineered foods since the mid-1990s. More than 60% of all processed foods on U.S. - supermarket shelves - including pizza, chips, cookies, ice cream, salad dressing, contain ingredients from engineered soybeans or corn syrup, and baking powder - 5 corn. Genetic change or modification is not a recent thing. Humans have been (5a)altering the genetic structure of plants for a few thousand years, keeping seeds from the best crops and planting them in following years, *crossbreeding varieties to make them taste sweeter, grow bigger, and (5b)last longer. (1)In this way we've transformed the 10 wild tomato from a fruit the size of a grape to today's giant, juicy tomatoes. But (2)the technique of genetic engineering is new, and quite different from conventional breeding. Traditional breeders mix together related organisms whose genetic structures are similar. In so doing, they transfer a great number of genes. By contrast, today's genetic engineers can transfer just a few genes at one time between 15 species that are distantly related or not related at all. Genetic engineers can pull a desired gene from almost any living organism and insert it into almost any other organism. They can put a rat gene into lettuce to make a plant that produces vitamin C or blend genes from an insect into apple plants, The purpose offering protection from various diseases that damage apples and pears. 20 is the same: (3) to insert a gene or genes from one organism carrying a desired characteristic into another organism which does not have that characteristic. between The engineered organisms that scientists produce by transferring genes species are called transgenic organisms. Several dozen transgenic food crops are (5e)currently on the market, including varieties of corn, pumpkin, soybeans, and 25 cotton. Most of these crops are engineered to help farmers deal with age-old agricultural problems: weeds, insects, and disease. (4) many scientists see great potential in the products of this new Autopotah pred sage biotechnology, some scientists see uncertainty and even danger. Critics fear that genetically engineered products are being rushed to market before their effects are ▶ NOTES genetically engineered food: 遺伝子組み換え食品 crossbreed: 異種交配させる 28 30 fully unde engineere from (5d) 問1 下着 下 問2 問3 下 42 1 問5 問6