Group work is based on the assumption that Students achieve better understanding working together この文のthatの部分にwhichを入れることが出来ない理由を教えてください。

「These students are making a poster in a group.」 ↑ このaがtheになった時... 続きを読む

赤線の分のintroducedってどのように訳せばいいのでしょうか？教えていただきたいです

The scientists used GPS technology to track the movements of hundreds of moose and bighorn sheep/Some belonged to older sroupshatjhad lived in the west for more than 200 years。 while others were part of newer groups that had recently been to the area/The result was that almost all the members of older grOupS migrated at the right time between the higher and the lower parts of the mountains However。 newer groups usually moved at the wrong time or did not move at all. In fact。 among animals that arrived within the last 10 years。only 9 percent were able to make the move Successfully. In addition, the scientists recorded how much food was available along the migration routes that each animal iook/T hey found that animals from older groups chose routes that had arge amounts of food一sometimes traveling great distances between food sources. However, animals from newer groups only moved to nearby sources of food that they could Ss to the scientists。this shows that moose and bighorn sheep have gained Knowledge of the best routes from older members of their groups, but this knowledge did not exist in the newer grOUDS.

赤線の和訳はどうなりますか？hundreds がどのような日本語になるかわかりません。教えていただきたいです🙇‍♂️

ーー 一 こしとにCSICED HUCO St8KCS./1 1S WadS DCCauSe。in tne 19tn century, a只、4 disease nad caused the death of a large number of these animals/ However。in recent earS。 scienistS have_brought a number of these animals from other places to restore their popujafons/Therefore, there were both new and old groupS to compare. Te scientists used GPS technology to track the movements of hundreds of moose ーー ブー一 And Dienorn sheep/Some belonged to older groups that had lived in the west for more nan 200 years, while others were part of newer groups that had recently been introduced ) (he areaノTne result was that almost all the members of older groups migrated at the gnf fme betyeen (he higher and the lower parts of the mountains. However。newer oups usuaJjy moved at the wrong time or did not move at all. In fact。 among animals rf arrjved within the last 10 years。 only 9 percent Were able to make the mo ceSS人月Y. m addirion。 (he scientists recorded how much food was available along the migrati( es af each animal took. They found that animals from older groups chose routes 人 Jarge amounts of food一sometimes traveling great distances between food sourc ever。animals from newer groups only moved to nearby sources Of food that 1 | see. According to (he scientists、this shows that moose and bighorn sheep【 d knowledge of the best routes from older members of their groups。but 避。 St Ci

正解は④なんですが、なぜ③ではないのでしょうか？ なぜ非制限用法なんですか？ また、黒いのはyoung manなのになぜmost of whoじゃないんですか？

10. Charlie was attacked by a group of young men ( ) were in black. ① all of them ② all of those ③⑬③ all of whom ④ , all of whom

並べ替え教えてください😭

studies of people of all different age groups, class back- eney cant buy us love and things dont make us happy. uslunhappy. In these studies, people were identified as nen they agreed to a number of statements such as "1 ay8 well』。 1 want to be famous, “Its important to ess1ons。 and 「[ 5 ]. The studies found sticivalues had low life satisfaction and unhappiness, preblems and personality disorders. One of these sithen fuel more consumption. We eall back on 0DDlmg is Just what we need to Hft our Sp1rits. 1

(6)と(10)について 何故そうなるのか教えて欲しいです

(6) you toss a coin on the hard surface。 下s rather | 31 | to stand on edge. ⑩ sble @ skely @⑨ unable hikely (7) Ofall the cities Tve ever been to, Beriin is | 32 ⑩ the more exeited 《⑳ the more exciting @⑲ the most excited 《⑲ the most exciting (8) Money can be exchanged for | 33 | andservices. ⑩ agood @ go ⑨ goods @ thegood (⑳ The president said | 34 | asingle word ofapology. ⑩ m @ none @ ner @ ne 0 Agroup ofboys and girls are walking | 35 | thedirection ofthe stadium. ⑩ fr hn @ to @⑲ toward

中三英語です。急ぎです(^_^;) 長文問題です！問題自体は多くないので教えてくださると嬉しいです💦

Hi, everyone、 Tm Takigawa Erika,、a 15-year-old girl UN im New York. 1I lived in Japan before、 and moved here last Year. In New York, Tve met people from all over the world. There are students of various cultures in my school, too. 1 wasnt easy for me to get along with them. But a class called “Filmmalsng" has changed me. ドーコー Filmmaking is an elective class that is very popular in my school. Im the class, students work in groups and learn no to make their own R movies、 My group had four members 4 all had different ideas and opinions、So we dscussed things a lot and sometimes argued. But as we were all working hard for the same goal, we came to accept one another. We brought different ideas together and completed a wonderful movie in the end. This is the greatest experience RG Tve had in my school hfe. Filmmaking taught me to accept differences and learn from other people. 1 MC everyone to learn the importance of respecting differences, and 1I believe there will be something 1 can do to help.、Tm still not sure ota can do, but I hope my experiences will help me to find a way, Ei のだ ーー [204 words]

答え4だったのですが何故ですか？

たo/@Ve/ YOの bee ]ast 200 years, people have begun to live longer and longer. This trend more_economnically developed countries。and for some time there Was a growng gap _between_the average_length of jife in rich countries and poor countries/Oyer the Dast few decades、however。 many Poor countries have also made improvements and they are now close to catching up with the wealthier ones. As a result every year there is a 8rowing number of older people in countries all over the world. It is a good thing that people are living longer, but it does have some diffcult aSpects. One of these is that more and more people are suffering from diseases aSsociated with getting older. The number of cases of high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, and other inesses is increasing, In Australia, for instance。 a recent report said fhat people, on average, live 25 years longer than fhey did a hundred years ago.| Now, there are many more people suffering from serious illnessesOne consequence 3S that each year countries have to spend more and more on medical care foOr Older People. 4 IMany governments have begun to promote healthier lifestyles fo young people, such as losing weight and exercising regularly。as a Way to preventiSerious illnesses、 However as the body gets older, even people who haw have lived healthily are Hikely to become 井. Recentiy。research has begun 10 shoW that 了 this is the result of people's DNA gsetting older. When DNA breaks down, Important iR to control the body's functions is lost. Eventually, serious imesses mmay OCCUT However, David Sinclair,a researcher at the University oNew South Wales im Australia,、 is working on a way to keep DNA healthy。 He used a chemical called nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) to see 辻 he could reduce the efects of age on mice. Mice thaf were given NMN became stronger and healthier than they, had been Showing that the chemical was effective./He believes that one day this Lco both longer and make a medicine_for_hunaans. In this Way, Old people may be able to 1 healfhier lives.