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つの力はどれとどれか。 図から選びなさい。 (5) 方眼の1目盛りが2Nのとき,力Fと力1の合力は 何Nになるか。 (4) 36640x4 Fi F 2 下の①~⑤の図は、点Oにはたらいている2つの力 F, F2 を表している。 F1 を 6N, F2を8N として,次の問いに答えなさい。 ① (2) 0 いる。残りの2 Fi →F2 →F2 (5 (3) Fi 1336-64 04 -F2 O (0) tocsoans s X54X0 F F USA 0041131 →F2 E 3 右の図のようにおもりを糸でつるしたところ, おもりは静止 *#1-1-1=09 (1) (() (S) 404 0 ID 2号 AMO (1) 合力の大きさがもっとも大きいものはどれか。 図の①~⑤から選びなさい。 (2) 合力の大きさが3番目に小さいものはどれか。 図の ① ~ ⑤ から選びなさい。 (3) ④と⑤で, F, と F2 の合力の大きさは, それぞれ何Nか。 000 2 *100% ・F2 130 SOC) SI OM 10 20ABUNBOX. $2480) 1503

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Reading TI ERG HOITOM .noM Cappadocia* is a famous area in Turkey. It has a lot of rocks with strange shapes. Most of the rocks are very large. Because they gigs looked so strange, people thought it was very bad (look) at them. Mor (1) But now many people enjoy (2) (look) at them. The area became a 5 World Heritage Site* in 1985. volqm A noinst boom zid Tere db Bi 15 alus Cappadocia is also famous for its underground cities. People lived A-43 thiw pnom ribliza iw ou jarit oon saso14. M HATEMOUR MOITATE under the rock mountains. The size of the cities is (3)unbelievable. One of the largest cities has about ten underground stories and the deepest floor is more than 100 meters underground. There were even 10 churches, schools and restaurants. These underground cities were found around 1960. Later, scientists found that tens of thousands of Christians were living in the cities about 2,000 years ago. At that revo shovel time, the Roman emperor* killed many Christians, so they ran away from Rome and lived there. the answers to (5) these mysteries. There are many mysteries* about Cappadocia. Because it is in the A-44 UCSEHORS esert, the area is very hot in summer and very cold in winter. So why did people decide (4) (live) in such a hard place? And what did they do in the large underground cities? Scientists are still looking for gabloo * Cappadocia 「カッパドキア (地名)」 Christian 「キリスト教徒」 Tia World Heritage Site [ the Roman emperor 「ローマ皇帝｣ noffidable, sd Now 160 mystery [] 2 15分 Jovinent loorbe A 1253000 A A-42

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しょう。 ship ame the was r 2. 1.語・表現 日本語に合うように( We must ( )( 1. 私たちは､ 放送に注意しなければいけません。 2. 私は、その試合に興奮しました。 I was () ( 3. 全部で約 2,000人の人々が､そのイベントにやって来ました。 About 2,000 people ( do Exercises 文法 4.私の誕生日が待ちきれません。 I can't ( ) ( ) the match.nigain One More ) to the announcement. moral 1. Autumn is the season ( )内に適切な語を入れて、言ってみましょう。 ) my birthday. 意味がとおるように( 同じ語を2度使ってもかまいません。 2. Spring is the season ( dT 3. This is the coffee shop ( 4. This is the coffee shop ( ) came to the event. 内に入る語を下から選んで、言ってみましょう。 ) we enjoy colored leaves. ) brings us a lot of flowers. Sond ) I often come. ) I like very [ when/where/which] Lesson much. 3. 文法 例にならい、2つの英文を1つにして言ってみましょう。 例) Okinawa is a warm place. We can enjoy swimming there. → Okinawa is a warm place where we can enjoy swimming. 1. Oshogatsu is a good time. Family members get together then. 2. The hotel was nice. We stayed there last year. 3. I don't know the reason. Shota is so angry. (あなたが最もうれしくなる日、月、季節は?) is the (day/ month/season) when I feel happiest. 4. 文法 日本語に合うように( 1.私たちが大会で優勝したのは、本当です。 ( is / that / it / true) we won the championship. 内の語を並べかえて、言ってみましょう。 18 2. 西北高校を倒したことは、信じられませんでした。 It was (that / defeated/unbelievable / we) Seihoku High School. 3. あなたがすでにその結果を知っていたとは、驚きです。 (surprising/that/you / it's) have already known the result. 11

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2020年度 英語 京都産業大-公募推薦11月16日 京都産業大-公募推薦11月16日 2020 年度 英語 (B]次の会話文を読んで,空所をうめるのに最も適切なものを一つ選び, その番号 をマークしなさい。 Mike: Pea soup? No way! Well, you chose the museum, so how about if I ( 19 )? Jack: That sounds fair. Let's go. I like their pizza. Jack and Mike are in an art museum. 16) Jack: Hey, look at this one! What a fantastic sculpture! 1. show me a rock Mike: Uh, what is that? 2. stop you praising it Jack: I don't know, but it's quite amazing. Just look at how the shape curves up 3. make me depressed from the floor, and the color and the texture give it a feeling of sadness. 4. help you understand it Mike: Huh? What are you talking about? I just see a rock. Jack: No, no, no! You have to look at it in a different way. Here, read the tite 7) and description of the piece. Maybe that will ( 16 ). 1. can't imagine Mike: The piece is called The Edge of Dawn." It says here that the artist 2. want to tell us wanted to create the feeling of an early morning on a rocky beach. Well, I understand the "rocky" part, but not much else. The only thing I feel is 3. say about Rembrandt hungry, because it's lunchtime. 4. don't like about the beach aleg Jack: Unbelievable! I think that the artist wants to challenge us to imagine how he felt when he created the piece. You know, most artists have something 18) d or *they( 17 ), or something they want us to think about. 1. No, I'm not. Mike: You're kidding, right? I's just a rock in a room. There's no special 2. That's not true! meaning. 3. If it's lunchtime, Jack: You're not an art lover, are you? 4. You mean, classical music? Mike: ( 18 )Ilove Rembrandt and all the classic works. People, buildings, bowls of fruit, they all look so real. But this modern art? Even I could do 19) that! 1. stay here Jack: Ah, but you didn't. Maybe that's the difference. Anyway, I like it a lot. 2. eat by myself Mike: Okay, let's agree to disagree. Everyone has their own opinion, I guess. 3. agree with your choice Anyway, are you ready for lunch yet? I heard there's a great Italian 4. decide the restaurant for lunch restaurant just down the street. Jack: Or we could eat in the museum cafeteria. They make a good pea soup. HRNO. L NAME C

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英語の名詞には「数えられるもの」 と 「数えられないもの」があります。 矢印にしたがって, 単語を分類していこう。(使った単語は消していくといいよ!) エナディ air / apple / baseball/book / butter / eat / CD / coffee / egg / energy/ English / France/friend / happiness/idea / Japan / meat / milk / music / New York / orange / peace / soccer/space / sugar / tennis / Tom/umbrella/volleyball/watch 意外なものが数えられるものだったり, 数えられないものだったりするので,気をつけて! 数えられるもの 数えられないもの apple book cat air baseball coffee happiness Japan ( CD) ( sugar tennis Tom (watch) (energy) (English) egg (orenge) (unbrella) (friend) (meat) (idea ) (milk) (soccer) (volleyball) (NewYork) (Fronce) (butter ) ( peace) (space) (music) anのつくもの スポーツなど an apple 手にとれないもの baseball tennis an (egg) air happiness ( soccer) an (Orenge) (energy) (volleyball) an (unbrel) ( peace) an (idea) (space) (music aのつくもの a book a cat a (CD) affriend a (meat) わからないときは, 下の問題から逆に やってみよう。 入れ物に入れなければ 数えられないもの coffee sugar (milk ) ( butter ) (watch ) 国の名前や人の名前など Japan Tom (New York) ( France) (English) ディセンパ 12月: December ノウヴェンバア

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The results, published in the journal Biology averaging 1,484 milliliters, were from Scandinavia, while the smallest brains, around 25 1,200 milliliters, came from Micronesia. The average eye size was 27 milliliters in Scandinavia and 22 milliliters in Micronesia. Professor Dunbar concluded that the increase in brain volume must have evolved relatively recently in human history. He added, "It's only within the last 10,000 years or so that modern humans have occupied Bif all latitudes right up to the Arctic Circle. So, this is probably this is probably a development that's 過去、最終 (3). (4) happened within the last 10,000 years." * latitude [ equator [Arctic Circle []

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Professor Robin Dunbar, also from Oxford University and a co-author of the study, said that people whose ancestors lived within the Arctic Circle* have eyeballs 20% bigger than people whose ancestors lived near the equator. They have an associated increase in the size of the visual part of the brain, which previous studies 20 have shown matches with the size of the eyeball. Brain volume increases with latitude: shown match people living at high latitudes north and south of the equator have bigger brains than people living near the equator. The results, published in the journal Biology Letters, showed that the biggest brains.

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