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Speed Reading The rainforest is not the only place where animals are How Can We Save Endangered Species? In the modern world, many animals die from causes that are not natural. the species living in the rainforest. Every day, more and more areas of rainfore are cut down or burned, and all of the animals living there lose their habitat. and dying. Around cities, animals are facing similar situations. As cities humans move into the natural areas surrounding them. This means that animal living near humans must move to other areas. Those animals-or in some cases those species-which are not able to adapt or to find new homes eventually die. In recent years, efforts have been made to protect certain lands in order to prevent killing plant and animal species native to the area. State and national parks along with special areas for birds and wildlife, have been established to protect the natural homes of endangered species. Also, wildlife management programs have helped bring back some species from almost certain extinction. For example, fewer than 50 years ago, the North American bald eagle was in serious danger of extinction because too many farmers used DDT, a chemical that kills insects. Farmers stopped 10P 15 >> using DDT, and the bald eagle is no longer endangered today.m Although protected lands have been established and wildlife management programs keep an eye on highly endangered species, scientists have yet to determine if these efforts are enough. Is it possible to save all the plants and animals that are endangered today, or is it already too late? (259 words) da siqag 000 259 words ÷ ( ) seconds × 60 = () wpm ~99 wpm ---Beginner 100~149 wpm Intermediate 150 wpm ~ dvanced QAnswer T (true) or F (false). 1. In the modern world, animals living in the rainforest are losing their place to live. ( ) 2. Animals living around cities do not have the same problem as those living in the rainforest. 3. Animals which have lost their habitat near the cities cannot survive unless they can adapt or find new homes. () 4. People in the US saved bald eagles by not using DDT; this is an example of a successful wildlife management program. 5. Some scientists believe that wildlife management programs are not necessary () anymore. New words adapt /ədæpt/ wildlife/wáildlarf/ chemical/kémikal/ management /mænidzmant/ bald /bó:ld/ eagle/i:gl/ 24 Speed Reading insect/insekt/ Lesson Consi losing their home b i t

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SOCI (CISCI) 8 電子則を守った構造と,原子価 20:30 殻を拡大した構造の両方を書け. 次の構造上の情報を 考慮すると,どちらの構造がよりふさわしいか. SOCI2 中の S-O の結合の長さは1.43 Åである. 参考 までに, SO2 中の S−O結合の長さは1.43Åであり (練 習問題 1-9c), CH3 SOH (メタンスルフェン酸) 中のそ れは 1.66Å である。 会

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VIC TUOT B. Complete the passage with items from the pua. automatically have to do with unconscious gestures imply interpreted gestures of their When people meet and talk, they are using not only words, but also the (1) voice and their body language to communicate. Sometimes people use body language consciously to add meaning to their words, but other body language may be (2) houe 10 do with. For example, a person may (3) start tapping his or her foot while talking with someone. This body as meaning "I am not interested in talking with you." Other interpreted not being interested in others include crossed tomatically language could be (4) fone (5) sone that (6) arms, leaning away from others, and not looking at the speaker. VALI a. tone

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Match each word with the best meaning. 1. h automatic circumstances factor gesture imply ___ interpret offensive tone hunconscious universal 23 4 5 6 7 8 4. 5. 9. 1/1-14/04- 8.g 10. e a. a fact that one needs to consider b. working by itself c. conditions that make something happen d. a body movement to show something e. to suggest only indirectly f. rude or impolite g. the loudness or character of a voice h. not thinking or sensing i. found or done everywhere j. to change something in one language into another language

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F UXIT How many hours of sleep did you get last night? For years, scientists have tried to work out how long we should sleep to help our bodies and minds to function best. In 1951, two researchers at the University of Chicago made a breakthrough by identifying an important stage of sleep called REM sleep. 5 REM is an abbreviation for Rapid Eye Movement and the name comes from 由来する。 AFG the very fast movement of the eyes during sleep. In REM sleep, the brain is active but the body is asleep. When a person is having dreams they are often in REM sleep. During this time, the eyes might move quickly in reaction to something seen in a dream. Someone in REM 10 sleep may wake up suddenly to a noise and be able to remember the dream in detail. ju While REM sleep is known as the body's sleep, non-REM sleep is known as ryhmis the mind's sleep. During non-REM sleep, the brain relaxes while the body produces growth hormones so it can recover. About 80 percent of sleep is lat 15 non-REM sleep. If you sleep for seven to eight hours a night, only about one and a half hours are spent in REM sleep. In one night, a person will continue to repeat a cycle of both REM and non-REM sleep, which lasts about 90 NEXU prinsteil minutes. HO Many people will repeat about five cycles each night to help them function 4 people 20 best. However, other people may need to repeat (fewer or more cycles. Interestingly, while Leonardo Da Vinci only slept for about 90 minutes per おりりない day, Einstein needed ten hours of sleep. Still, both of them became famous 海 for their artistic and scientific achieveme achievements. Perhaps they were getting just the right amount of rest for their bodies and minds(aby) 116 for their artistic and scientific の 95. godinu b many more most bady brain nch

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In recent years, 近年 scientists have discovered 科学者たちは発見しました that many dinosaurs had feathers like birds 多くの恐竜は鳥のように羽を持っていたことを instead of scales. うろこのかわりに Some believe 信じる (科学者もいます that birds are descended from dinosaurs. 鳥が恐竜の子孫だと Unfortunately, 残念なことに dinosaur feathers pressed flat into rock don't provide enough information about their structure. 岩の中に平らに押しつぶされた恐竜の羽毛からは それらの構造について十分な情報を得ることはでき ません But this new fossil in amber しかし, 琥珀の中のこの新しい化石は can offer much more. より多くの情報) を与えてくれます Amber protected the fossil 琥珀が化石を守った from chemicals and the weather, 化学物質や天候から so we can see its finest details in 3-D. なので私たちは最も細かなところまで3次元で見るこ とができるのです There are limits 限りはあります to what this new find この新しい発見で〜ことには can reveal about feathered dinosaurs. 羽毛を持った恐竜について明らかにできる But the tiny fossil may offer しかし, その小さい化石は提供するかもしれません rare view a and of the structure めったに見られない恐竜の羽毛の構造や組織を organization of dinosaur feathers and help us understand the evolution of そして恐竜の進化を理解する助けになる dinosaurs.

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応用 例題 6 考え方 6人を次のように分けるとき, 分け方は何通りあるか。 (1) A,B,Cの3つの部屋に2人ずつ分ける。 (2) 2人ずつの3つの組に分ける。 (2) は, (1) 部屋 A, B, C の区 別がない場合である。 {a,b} {c, d} {e, f} ↓ ↓↓ A B C (1) での A CO B 分け方 たとえば, (2) での1つの分け方 {a,b},{c,d}, {e, f} におい て、この3つの組に A, B, Cの 名前をつけると, (1) での分け方 が作られる。 (2) での1つの分け B A C 10 方から, (1) での分け方が何通りずつ作られるか考える。 (1) 部屋Aの2人の選び方は C2通りある。 部屋Bの2人の選び方は残りの4人から選ぶので2通り 部屋 A, B の人が決まれば、残りの部屋Cの2人は決まる。 よって, 分け方の総数は,積の法則により 15 6C2×4C2=15×6=90 90 通り (2) (1) で, 同じ人数の組 A,B,Cの区別をなくすと, 3! 通り ずつ同じ分け方ができる。よって,分け方の総数は 90 90 3! 6 = =15 答 15通り 【?】 (1) Aに1人, Bに2人, Cに3人と分ける。 20 (2)1人,2人,3人の3つの組に分ける。 という問題の場合 (2) において (1) の答えを3! で割る必要があるだろ うか。 また,それはなぜだろうか。 8人を次のように分けるとき, 分け方は何通りあるか。 (1) A,B,C,D の4つの組に、2人ずつ分ける。 25 (2) 2人ずつの4つの組に分ける。 (3)3人,3人, 2人の3つの組に分ける。 Links イメージ 解答 目標 練習 33 5 第1章 場合の数と確率 海 洋 2