何回読んでもよく分からないので本文を和訳していただきたいです…。

Q.2 This spelling system とは具体的にどのようなことですか。 Mike: I don't know. Let's ask Mr. Smith. elgm (Emi is studying for an English vocabulary test.) Emi: Late, date, but wait. Peach, teach, but speech. This spelling system is crazy! 1 英語のつづりが覚えにくいのはなぜなのでしょうか。 Vocabulary voukdébjplen peach[pit|) crazy (krétva) struggle (stin Mike: I know. We Americans struggle with it, too. We even have a joke about it. What do you think this is? 5 ghoti gee [dzi:] Emi: G..h o t i Gee, I have no idea. Mike: It's fish. Emi: No kidding! How so? Mike: The g-h in enough is f, the o in women is i, and the t-i in nation is sh. So g-h-o-t-i can spell fish. Emi: Amazing! Your spelling system is very confusing! 10 nation [néijan) Mike: It is. In fact, it is so confusing that there are confusing [kantjú:zig) many Americans who cant read English well. But nothing effective has been done about the current SG system. effective@ [iféktiv] 15 Emi: Why not? current@ [ká:rant 4 struggle with ~ ~に四苦八苦する 6gee (驚きなどを表して) もくわからない

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TR. 48-51 Reading 2 aud sdt To 19dmun ar) bas 0 asw anisy 1o smo s 「黄金の腕を持つ男」 James Harrison とは,一体どのような人物なのでしょうか。 dyo James Harrison is known as “the man with the golden arm” and has saved millions of 9eud no anisu sbin o lle obr law lives. When people hear this, they may think he is a kind of superhero with special powers. In fact, he looks like ( ① ) in Australia. However, he has something special: his blood. James was only fourteen years old when he had big surgery*. The surgery was hceKGug Coop 5 Successful, but he lost so much blood that he needed a blood transfusion*. 。This experience o AC taught him the importance of blood. He made his first blood donation* a few weeks after his 18th birthday. Soon after that, a special antibody was found in his blood. An antibody woH (S 3 au alnsbuie is a kind of protein* the body makes when it finds something bad in the blood. Every year, thousands of babies in Australia were suffering from* a type of blood 10 disease. Some babies even died before birth, while (④ ) were born Toortoe serious brain abute eri od gnib1o0oA (ト damage. The antibody found in James's blood can cure* this disease, and so he has ! with bluorta tsdhw Joorbe orly donated his blood more than 1,000 times over the past sixty years. His blood has helped to save about 2.4million babies, and his own grandson was one of them. In one interview, he said, “An hour of your time is a lifetime* for someone else," ( 63nineai. 15 James Harrison, the man with the golden arm, never gives up helping ( 6) さ史の素 関歩限のア い(ー ou とに、次の日本を英語にしなる (229 words)

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0 confuseauld o12ud @ confused 0 o 3 confusing の to confuse 【14) The new contract, about( ) you may have heard in the office, is very favorable to us. g 0 it 30 【15) Exchanges are permitted ( 2 that 3 what の which )a booking has been accepted.

赤下線の英文の構造と意味を教えてください。

第5段落 「Thus traveling today can be like watching TV. channel surfing through a mass Of images too fast to read and too various to sort. 2And traveling tomorrow, for those of us even without a firm sense of neighborhood or community or home, may involve an stronger sense of spiritual confusion. 30ur values like our bodies may be up in the air or lost in space. The only thing that can support the burden of our movement, after all, is a steadying sense of stillness. 5Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not," wrote the philosopher Emerson, who considered travel a “fool's paradise.” 6The same is even truer of our sense of destination or home: whatever we find when we travel is only what we had inside us all along.

ピンクのマーカーが引いてあるwouldは何のwouldですか？

In some cases, the monkey that was not being treated equally would pay its plastic chip but refuse to accept the cucumber. Sometimes it would refuse to pay and would stop participating in the experiment. “Refusing a food item of any type is very rare 5 behavior in a capuchin,” Brosnan says. In more extreme cases, when one capuchin saw the other receive a grape for freeー without having to pay the chip the unfairly treated capuchin would throw away its cucumber although it had paid for it.

(6.11)(6.12)の式をLn=√Dnτn、Lp=√Dpτpの式に変形するやり方教えて欲しいです

6.1節で述べたように, キャリヤは pn 接合部に生じている電位障壁を通過してい く.それによる拡散電流を求めるためには, キャリヤの空間密度分布を求めなけれ。 ならない、それを与えるのは, 連続の式 (5.21), (5.22) を, 式式 (6.9), (6.10) の境界を 件の下で解いた解である. 定常状態について求めるので, dn/dt=dp/dt=0とおは る。r=0またはr'=0を原点とした各中性領域での密度分布を求めようとしている。 ので, 電界E=0とおける. また, 外部からのエネルギーによるキャリヤ発生はない として、G,=G,=0とおく. これらの条件を式 (5.21), (5.22) に適用すると, 次式 で示すような簡単化された連続の式となる。 dPn' n' n' ニ ニ da2 D,Tn 2 Ln d'p p p (6.12) ニ ニ 2 de'2 D,Tp L ここで,L, = VD, Tn. Lp= VD,T,は, それぞれ電子, 正孔の拡散距離(difusion

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tの見 るt 1 語 第1アクセントの位置がほかと異なるものを選び、記号で答えなさい。 ウ landslide ウ pictogram でこする 3 す 1. アahead イ Chinese エ instead 2. ア different イ confusing エ recognize

空欄の( )とQ＆A教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

Date Lessonl Rea Lesson 1 When Words Won't Work 3 3 OPeople from different cultures 異なる文化出身の人々は ふつうはピクトグラムを簡単に理解できる can usually understand pictograms easily. <本 のBut sometimes しかし時々 ヒ they find pictograms confusing. 彼らはピクトグラムが紛らわしいと思う OLook at this pictogram: It tells different people different things. このピクトグラムを見てください 月 それは異なる人々に異なることを語る OMaybe this man is clearing a landslide. もしかすると、この男性は崩れた土砂を片付けている OMaybe he is opening an umbrella もしかすると彼は傘をさそうとしている on a windy day. 風の強い日に OActually, 実は this man is working on a road. この男性は道路で作業中だ OThis is a pictogram これはピクトグラムだ for “Roadwork ahead.” 「この先、道路工事中」の 8YOU can usually get the message from a pictogram あなたは通常、ピクトグラムからのメッセージを理解できる as soon as you see it. あなたがそれを見ればすぐに 3 OBut sometimes しかしときどき you have to learn the meaning of a pictogram, あなたはピクトグラムの意味を学ばなければならない ちょうどあなたが外国語の単語を学ぶように just like you learn the words of a foreign language. 6 OPictograms may never take the place of words, ピクトグラムがことばに取って代わることは決してないかもし 8 but they are already an important means of communication. しかし、それらはすでに重要なコミュニケーション手段だ DSome people are making full sentences ある人たちは、まるごと文章を作っている そして物語を語ってさえいる and even telling stories with pictograms. ピクトグラムで 2Afamous Chinese artist ある高名な中国人アーティストが wrote the following “sentence." 以下の「文」を書いた BCan you read it? あなたはそれを読めるか OWill pictograms eventually take the place of words? ピクトグラムはゆくゆくはことばに取って代わるだろうか GWill they be the language of the future? それらは未来の言語になるだろうか DWhat do you think? あなたはどう思いますか VQ

明日定期テストなのに解答が貰えないんです🥲空欄の解答教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

Date Lesson 1 When Words Won't Work Reading (1)ピケ 3 (2) ピク OPeople from different cultures/ can usually understand pictograms easily. / く本文 コンクューシグ のBut sometimes / they find pictograms confusing. // ®Look at this pictogram: ■ピクト ■紛られ 崖崩 →道 →対 ピク 7,171グ ランピスライド (例 It tells different people different things. // OMaybe this man is clearing alandslide. // 問題 ウェンデへ 6Maybe he is opening an umbrella / on a windy day. / ©Actually, / this man is 9-キング working on a road. // ⑦This is a pictogram/ for “Roadwork ahead.” / セードワー7 Tへ…ド く本 2G メッセジ 8YOU can usually get the message from a pictogram / as soon as you see it. / OBut sometimes / you have to learn the meaning of a pictogram, / just like you learn 3 the words of a foreign language. // ワ-ス OPictograms may never take the place of words, / but they are already an 1ル センテンセス important means of communication. // DSome people are making full sentences / and p-ト even telling stories / with pictograms. 1/ 1DA famous Chinese artist / wrote the フォロイング following “sentence." // 13Can you read it? // 10 From Xu Bings Book from the Ground. See page 10 for answer. イかンり OWill pictograms eventually take the place of words? // ⑤Will they be the language of the future? // 6What do you think?/ ○ の に ノU

この問１の式はどうなりますか？？教えてくださいお願いします！

リリU (LUバI0 P:OLIU 問10℃の氷9.0gを加熱して50℃の水にするのに何kJの熱量が必要か。ただし, 氷の融解熱を6.0 kJ/mol, 水1gの温度を1K上げるのに必要な熱量を4.2J/(g-K), 分子量はH,O =18とする。 融解:melting 融点: melting point 融解熱:heat of fusion 凝固: solidification 7 凝固点:freezing point 凝固熱:heat of freezing 蒸発: vaporization 沸点: boiling point 凝縮:condensation 蒸発熱: heat of vaporization 凝縮熱: heat of condensation