□2の一文目について have beenとありますが、なぜ現在完了形なんですか。

1 One day, thousands of years ago, some fishermen camped on a sandy beach T 砂へ next morning one of the men found a strange stone in the ashes* of the campfire. He boa never seen a stone like it before. Wondering what it was, he picked it up. When he turnoa it over in his hands, he saw the morning sunlight shining right through it. He was sur。 that it had not been on the beach the night before. Could the fire in some way have made 前日の見 5 どうにかして this strange material? 2 It is thought that this may have been theway people first discovered glass. You can make glass by mixing sand with certain chemicals in a very hot fire. Perhaps, by accident. all of these materials were mixed with the sand on that beach. dAl orT (6)

左のが本文で右のが問題です わからないので教えてください

時間 25分 |1)読解のテクニック 次の英文は,英語の授業で, 一郎が, 自分の趣味であるジョギング(jogging)について書いたもの これを読んで,あとの問いに答えなさい。 の 実力問題 Step(3 r 11 house for three days. He is very active and healthy, so he looks young for his age. I asked him, "Grandpa, He said to me, “I jog every day for my health. Since I started jogging ten years ago, I haven't been One day during my summer vacation, I visited my seventy-year-old grandfather, and stayed at his sick." every “Grandpa, is it hard to run every day?” I asked him. (3 “At first, I thought it was difficult. But now it's fun for me because I do it with some friena. morning. Jogging is part of my life," he answered. The next morning, when I was sleeping, I heard a big voice from the garden.“Ichiro got When I opened the window, my grandfather and his friends were there. together?" My grandfather said, “Ichiro, their smiles, I thought jogging with them wasn't a (4 I wanted to sleep more, but when I bad idea. I said, “Well , yes. “Good, Ichiro!" they shouted. When I started jogging, I felt comfortable because there was a cool wind and the sun was shining and I heard the voices of birds singing in the trees. But ten minutes later, I became a little tired and wanted to stop running. my grandfather looked at me and said, “Ichiro, if you slow down, you can still enjoy jogging" I felt relieved. I slowed down and my grandfather and his friends also jogged slower. Then Thirty minutes later, we came back to my grandfather's house. My grandfather said to me, "Ichiro, good job!” I felt happy because it was my first time to run for thirty minutes. Since that day, I've enjoyed jogging every day, and it has become one of my favorite things. Through this experience, I've learned the joy of trying new things. (北海道 語句 active 活発な healthy 健康な for his age 年の割に grandpa おじいちゃん jog ジョギングする slow down ペースを落とす smile 笑顔 Comfortable 心地よい shine 輝く slower さらにゆっくりと relieved 安心した

分からないです、教えて下さい。すみませんが、早めにお願いします！

スを、8本 前のページに出てきた単熟語は赤色にしています。 わからちかったら,前のベージに戻りましょう。 次の英文を読んで[1~7の問いに答えましょう。 0 One day a lion was sleeping. A mouse ran over his face and woke him up. The That will teach lion was angry. He caught the mouse and said, “TIl eat you up. Al とのよう But the mouse cried, “Please don't eat me. I didn't want to wake you up. I'm very sorry. Please let me go. You will be glad some day. If you B)do this for me, . てe you not to wake up the king of the animals!” 2 I5 The lion laughed at the mouse. “A little animal like you? How can you helpa big, strong animal like me?” But he also thought, “This mouse really is very small. He's too small for dinner. He's even too small for a snack.” So he let the mouse go. A few days later, some hunters came and caught the lion. They tied him to a 10 tree with strong ropes. Then they left him and went to the village. They wanted to will do something for you.” 4 keep the lion and sell him to the zoo. But they needed more men. The lion roared and roared. He was very angry, but he couldn't move. The mouse heard the roaring and ran to him. 6 6 Now you will see what I can do for vou.” he said. Little by1little, the mouse cu through the ropes with his teeth. Soon the lion was free. [出典)JEFFRIES, LINDA; MIKULECKY, BEATRICE S., BASIC READING POWER 1, 3rd Edition, © 2010. Reprinted by permissi0n Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ. ライオンは、捕まえたネズミをどうしたでしょうか? また,捕まえられたライオンはどうなったでしょう か? ライオンとネズミの関係に注意して, 全体の内容を表すものを選びましょう。 大意把握 1 この文章のタイトルとして最も適切なものを1つ選びましょう。 (8点) 00 ed OA Mouse Eaten by a Lion 2A Lion Caught by Some Hunters O The King of the Animals Helped by a Little Mouse

1と2でつまずいてます😣 わかる方いましたら教えてください！

A) Reading 読解 | Theme → 助動詞/態 次の英文を読んで, 質問に答えなさい。 led Many people are afraid of the small flying animals called bats. There are stories about bats attacking people and drinking human blood. However, bats are Bats are, mammals, just like humans. There are about 1,000 different kinds 5 of bats in the world. Some weigh less than ten grams. Yet the largest bats are not a threat to people. 2 almost 2 meters long when their wings are extended. otyda 。 Most people think bats are rare. That is because they hide during the day 2 and are active only at night. However, bats can be found in almost every naw.。 the world. Some rest in trees or other places Not all bats spend their days in dark caves. 3 10 that keep them safe from attack and changes in weather. Unlike other animals their bodies are designed to@hang upside down. This is the best position for them to take flight suddenly. Bats are the only mammals that can really fly. Their wing structure, bones and muscles help them to move quickly. This helps them in 15 their search for food. Some bats use a guidance system called echolocation to fly in the dark. The creatures produce a series of noises through their mouth or nose. They can judge their distance from an object by the time it takes for the sound to return. Most bats eat insects. However, some bats drink the blood of birds, farm 20 animals and wild animals. These bats, called vampire bats, bite their victims and drink their blood, usually while the victim is sleeping. Our negative image of bats may come from them. (262 words) ots logg NOTES threat [erét] 脅威 hang hán] ぶら下がる a series of 一連の… extend iksténd] 広げる upside down さかさまに vampire [váémpaiarl 吸血鬼 rare [réar] 珍しい unlike [Anláik] …とは違って guidance system 誘導システム 8 Lesson 02

questionの答えを教えて欲しいです。

remember ( being! G-C 付帯状況を表す with A B: with +名詞+形容詞/副詞/前置詞/分詞など oS >「~が…しているので,~が…の状態で」を意味する。 1. She looked at me with her eyes wide open. b H tb kee 2. He swam with a swinmming cap on. derdPe 3. With the strong light coming through the window, I couldn't take pictures. very good yo eUd por dai. p 4on OWn 4. One of the ways to express obedience is to stare at the speaker with your arms crossed. [p.23 1.18] の) rt mO row wov berdaimit uoy svsH" Q Fill in the blanks. 彼女は目を閉じて音楽を聞いていた。 She was listening to music ( wth) her eyes (closing.

2枚目の写真の上から3行目です。 なぜここでは waters と複数形になっていらのでしょうか？

Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following 問題65-67 は次の会話とレストランの勘定書に関するものです。 conversation and restaurant bill. すみません、ウエートレスさん。 改めて、私たちにとても早く料理を持っ てきてくれて、ありがとう。 私たちは余裕のないスケジュールでここに 来ました。というのも、間もなく乗ることになっている飛行機の便があ M Excuse me, waitress? Thanks again for getting our food to us so quickly. We came in here on a tight schedule, since Owe have that flight to catch soon. るんです。 w Glad I.could help. ®Just remember © take Route 36 to the'airport) ® There's a holiday parade today, so a lot of the other roads will be closed. お役に立ててうれしいです。 とにかく、空港へは 36号線を利用すると 覚えておいてください。 今日は祝日のパレードがあるので、ほかの多く の道路が閉鎖されるのです。 M Will do! Um, I laoked.over the bill you gave us. そうします。あの、あなたが私たちにくれた勘定書に目を通しました。 One small thing °| think there's been a sliaht bbs1つ些細なことですが、 総額にちょっとした間違いがあると思います。 私 mistake with the total. Could you fix that for us? たちのためにそれを訂正していただけますか。 照w Sure Um, you had pizzas salads and sandwiches beverages.you actually ordered were waterの And there shouldn't be any charge for that. かしこまりました。 えーと、お客様が召し上がったのは、ピザ、サラダ、 それからサンドイッチ…。 ああ、 分かりました、 そうですね、 お客様が 実際にご注文なさった唯一のお飲み物は水でした。 そして、それに対し て何も代金がかかるはずはありませんね。 Ah, I see Oright, the only Salads Sandwiches. Coffees Pizzas $15 $74 $6 $12 3 サラダ 15 ドル 2 サンドイッチ 14 ドル us- 3 コーヒー 6 ドル 2 ピザ 12 ドル TOTAL $47 合計un 47 ドル 3232

2と4教えて下さい。 （）には共通の動詞が入ります。

V。 A ロ 2.) a. I can't ( ) the heat this summer. b. I had to ( ) on the train all the way to Heathrow. (国土舘大) ロ ロ 3. a. The Nagara River ( ) through Gifu. eugbrun )a computer company. (岐阜大) めり ) the deadline? b. She ( 4. )a. Can you ( b. I'm glad to ( )you.(静岡大) Vabol Jod o 2 Hints 1. tone 「(留守番電話の)発信音」 2. all the way to ~「~までずっと」

本当に英語が苦手で、、。すみません、8番、3月の終わり頃から4月の初め頃までって言うのが答えだと思うのですが、どう答えたらいいかわかりません。

cherry blossoms. 6. Do Japanese people enjoy cherry blossom viewing through the fo _No They doesh't. 7. What can people see along the Potomac in Washington, D.C.? -They can 8. When do Americans hold the cherry blossom festival? cherry trees see 9. Where do Americans hold the cherry blossom festival? f tho foctiol uhich Americans hold al YY H

全くわかりません 教えて下さると助かります！m(*_ _)m

STEP 2|しっかり読み! …辞書や参考書を使いながら、 <Chunk> 左の英文の意味を右側の欄に書き、本文の内容を理解しなさい。 Zへロインに到着後 1 After its arrival in Spain, 他のヨーロy(パ語回にじゃがいもを分さんた。 2 the potato was introduced to other European countries. しかし 3|However, 人々はgロ的なかった Cゃかがいもの作り方 最和は 4| people didn't know how to cook it 葉を食べ物と開違えた 一気になった at first. Some people mistook the leaves for food 8 and became sick 便べて 9 after eating them. このような事件のため “ゃがいもは無視されたきま 長い間 10|Because of incidents ike this, 11| potatoes remained ignored 12| for a long time. しかし、 13 However, 何かがじゃがいもに対する人々の気持ちをかえた 14 8omething changed people's feelings about the potato 15 famine. 15世紀から(7世紀にかけて コーロッパはしばしば非常に穴い天候に苦れがいた。 16 From the 15th through the 17th centuries, 17 | Europe often suffered from very cold weather. (作 中間は失郎しました。 そした人々は創n録でもくなりまた。 多cの国が作物を探しました 鬼、気候で育の可他性ががあります、 ジャがをは良い解決要がした 使らはよく育ちます い地1変で (位らは学養価が高いがる. たくさん言でるニとかできる 50時 P間ご 原2に 18| Crops failed 19 and people died of starvation. 20|Many countries looked for a crop 21 | which could be grown in a cold climate. 22|Potatoes were a good solution. 23|They grow well 24| in cold areas, 25They aro nutritious, 26 And a lot can be grown 27 in n short timo. 28|Gradunlly,。 Words &Phrases> 以下の新出単語の本文で使われている意味を書きなさい。 6

読みやすいようにスラッシュを入れて欲しいです。 お願いします

Studying with friends from different countries is fun. I spent my last summer vacation in an English language school in London. They have a special course for teenagers from abroad only for the summer months. Most summer lanquage school courses last for two or three weeks. During that time, we could stay with a British family or at a hotel. We had about fifteen hours of lessons from Monday through Friday - usually in the mornings. But we did not just speak English in the classroom. More than half of the course took place during a busy afternoon and evening schedule of tours, sport, and games. These activities helped me make friends, andI was able to improve my English.