この問題の1.2.3がよく分かりません 教えていただけるとすごいうれしいです

A Story about Names Section 1 ●日本以外の国では姓と名の順序はどうなっているのでしょうか。 Read 本文の内容に合 in English?Do you say your given name first, 1like “Ayaka Sato"? Do you say your family name first ven h (<give) In ma Evervone has a name. How do you say your namo name. (の such as “Sato Ayaka"? In many Western countries, the given name comes Western westarn West we focus 。 individual。 dyu。 In the West, people focus Grar before the family name. In some HE ●「~は…す NATSUIME SOSEKI on “individuals". Ope countries like China, Korea, The giv Japanese Novelist lived here 1901 1902 and Japan, the family name ◆文には主 * comes before the given name. In the East, people focus on ■日重石の下電先を示す種画 East |a) ロンドン) ●「~は(人 "family". So the name order differs from culture to culture. Every Aslecp differ(s) lar) ◆目的語 KeLNishikorn LONDON (AP) conident he will build on a breab through season that saw him reach hi int Grand Slam inal The Japanee reached his firit maj TRY) 意に Nishikn Kas hustoric rum at the アニスの ndad in the final with a straight-snt ie 手 tas Manin Cl l ashing his dream について a Grand Slam ttle 1 l Lurignag) タト Banana Yoshimoto 1. 2, こるつの 3. よしもとばななさんの美訳された本 1. Do most people in the West say the family name first? Q&A 2. What do people in the East focus on? Reac 3. What differs from culture to culture? 第2段 2given name に対する) focus on ~ーにをあてる 例 E family name 陸 from culture to culture 文化によって 4 Such as ~ーのように 12 NAME NooasNYS W

英語の選択問題です。 どれが正解になるのでしょうか…？

5 Americans usually see themselves first as individuals, and then as members of a 20 family, community, or other group. These groups are important because they support their members when they need help. However, because of (4) their sense of privacy, and a desire to do things on their own, many people may be too embarrassed to ask for help.

この最後の分のat the same time thatのthatってどういう役割ですか？？またこれはどうやって訳せばいいですか？

次の英文の下線部を訳 It remains true of the new generation that most colleg graduates continue to seek economic security and are attracted to | companies with established reputations. Therefore they tend o | accept employment in traditional companies where family-stjle| |cOoperation is still highly valued, at the same time that they seek to define themselves as individuals. (名城大

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175.酸化還元反応式のつくり方 硫酸酸性の過マンガン酸カリウム KMnO4水溶液に 硫酸鉄(II)水溶液を加えると,マンガン(II)イオン Mn?+ と鉄(Ⅲ)イオン Fe3+ が生成 示 S類 した。この反応について, 次の各問いに答えよ。 (1) 過マンガン酸イオンと鉄(IⅡ)イオンの変化を, 電子e-を用いた反応式でそれぞれ 表せ。 0H Dua (2) 過マンガン酸イオンと鉄(IⅡ)イオンの反応を,イオン反応式で表せ。 (3) 過マンガン酸カリウムと硫酸鉄(IⅡ)の反応を,(2)で省略されているイオンを補っ て化学反応式で表せ。

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As part of a famous experiment a series of rapid flashes* advertising an ice cream was inserted in the middle of a film. 2 While it is dificult for most adults to learn to speak a foreign language perfectly, without an accent, a child readily learns as its “native” language the one it hears spoken by the people around it as it first learns to speak. cldal 3 This learning - learning to improve human relationships is the greatest challenge to human beings. On the ability of individuals to learn to live in harmony with others depends the future of mankind and the world. apsl

(i)に入る英文が分かりません。 教えて頂きたいです。

Reading police chief William Heim had to figure out how to get the'same or better'policing out of a cmaller force, So in 2013 \he ( 2 )incrime'prediction'software made by PredPol,a Big Data *start-up hased\in Santa Cruz,Californiaa (i) The Reading 'police \officers could view the program's Wansontud goiwna conclusions as a series of squares, \each one just the size of two football fields, If they spent more time patrolling these squares) there was a good chance they would discourage crime, And sure enough, a year later, Chief Heim'announced that burglaries were down by 23 percent. (i )Unlike the crime-stoppers in Steven Spielberg's movie Minority Report, the cops don't arrest people before they'commit crimes、 Jeffrey\Brantingham, the UCLA'anthropology professor who founded PredPol,insistedthat the modeis blind'to race and ethnicity)/And unlike other programs, PredPol doesn't focus on the individualyinstead, it targets ( 3 ).The key inputs) are the typé and location of each crime and when it occurred.That seems(fair enough. And if cops spend more time in the high-risk zones) preventing **burglars and car thieves, there's good reason'to believe that the community benefits. a

訳と構文が分かんないです 1の③です

(24) 困シせん へに飛かい… him to dress like a doctor or lawyer, but he always dressed like my What my father wore embarrassed me as a young man. I wanted *I をさせる father. He wore old jeans and snapped shirts. I blamed the way he dressed for my social failures. I felt that girls 5 laughed at me because they' d seen him mowing" the grass in cut-offs" and black boots. I asked him what even at age fourteen struck me as cruel and wrong. “Why," I asked, "don' t you dress 'nice," like my friends' fathers?" He held me with his sad, shocked eyes and searched 2. for an answer. Then he said, "I like my clothes." An hour later my mother stormed into my room, slapped* me hard OT across the face and called me an “ungrateful little fool." ①In time they forgave me, and as I matured I realized that girls avoided me not because of my father but because of his son. ②I realized that my mother had slapped me because my father could not, and it soon 15 became clear that what he had really said that night was that there are things more important than clothes. He' d said he couldn' tspend even five cents on himself because there were things I wanted. Without another word, my father said, "You' re my son, and I make sacrifices so that your life will be better than mine." For my high-schoo! graduation, my father arrived in a suit. 0% Somehow he seemed taller, more handsome and impressive. It wasn' t the suit, of course, but theman. I didn' t see it again until his funeral. On the morning of his funeral, I took the suit out of his closet and changed into it. I gathered up the courage to study myself in his 25 mirror, where I appeared small and insignificant. ③AndI stood there for some time, facing myself in my father' s mirror, weeping and trying to imagine- my father' s clothes. (注)mow 草を機械で刈る slap 平手でたたく grow into (H14. 3) cut-offs ひざ上で切ったジーンズ -as I will for the rest of my life the day IlI -47-

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の具体例を4分野、日 次の英文を和訳し、下線の接続詞(a)、(b)、(c)、 (d)について、その用法を日本 語で説明しなさい。 One can seewhy Japanese would think of themselves, not as less international than others, but more so. One need only scratch the surface, however, to discover the superficialities of their internationalism and the strong sense of separateness the Japanese still feel Even at the height of the postwar Japanese reaction against nationalism and the authority of the state, all Japanese remained so completely nationalistic ina basic sense that no one ever dreamed of the sort of problemS .that arise in some other countries , where there is insufficient identification of the individual with the nation. 一般に人が民族的な感情を強く持つのはどのような時だと筆者は言っていま

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の具体例を4分野、日 次の英文を和訳し、下線の接続詞(a)、(b)、(c)、 (d)について、その用法を日本 語で説明しなさい。 One can seewhy Japanese would think of themselves, not as less international than others, but more so. One need only scratch the surface, however, to discover the superficialities of their internationalism and the strong sense of separateness the Japanese still feel Even at the height of the postwar Japanese reaction against nationalism and the authority of the state, all Japanese remained so completely nationalistic ina basic sense that no one ever dreamed of the sort of problemS .that arise in some other countries , where there is insufficient identification of the individual with the nation. 一般に人が民族的な感情を強く持つのはどのような時だと筆者は言っていま