最終的にエマと彩︎香が参加するプログラムとその日程は？ という問題が理解できません💦 教えて頂けると嬉しいです 答えは make a kokesi で、25日です

2 次の対話は、かえで市の高校生の彩香と留学生のエマが、エマのホームステイ先で話 したときのものです。 また、 資料1はそのとき彩香たちが見ていたウェブサイトの画面で あり、 資料2はエマの予定表の一部です。 これらに関して、 あとの1~5に答えなさい。 Ayaka Emma Ayaka Emma Ayaka Emma : : Emma, do you know Sakura Village? : Sakura Village? No : It's a village next to our 2013 city. It takes about twenty minutes to get there by bus. There will be an interesting event in Sakura Village this spring.) Really? Look. This is the official website of the event. [ ] : Oh, it's written in English. It says they want people from other countries to come. [い] Ayaka Yes. Let's join one of them together. Emma : Sure! Ayaka : Which one do you want to join? Emma [ 5 ] Well, all the programs sound fun Ayaka : How about this one? You love nature, don't you? month,/ so it's difficuti A for me to climb a Emma : Yes, I do. But I injured my foot last mountain right now. Also, I want to learn something about Japanese culture. Ayaka : OK. [ ] But we can't join the program on March 18th, b X 3/18 Emma Ayaka : going to visit my grandmother's house, She's looking forward to Do you have other plans on weekends? any because we're B you. Comp : I sometimes clean the park as a volunteer. Look. This is my schedule. If possible, I don't want to miss that volunteer work. OK. Then let's join this program. It sounds interesting. Emma Really? But I know you like fishing. If we join the program on the 12th, you can enjoy fishing. 多い? Ayaka : Well, it's important to do volunteer work, so I think you should clean the park We can go fishing another day Emma : OK, thanks! The website says that to join the program, Ayaka : That's right. I'll do that when I get home. : Emma Thanks, Ayaka. I can't wait! (注) official 公式の schedule スケジュール

Emma had a basketball matches for 10 days in Yokohama last week. これの和訳してほしいです。 自分でしてみて、先週１０日間バスケしたみたいになってしっくりこなくて…

(1、3)合っていますか？

(1)横浜駅まではどのように行けばいいですか。 How can I get to (2) 伝言をうけたまわりましょうか。 点×5= 20点 > the Yokohama station? Shall I take a message ? (3) Tシャツをお探しですか。 Are you looking for a Tshirt ? yeb blow aw

（4）なぜThe busにならないのですか？

(3)どのバスが横浜に行きますか。「3人称単数 Which no bus goes 3人称単数 疑問詞は単数 to Yokohama? fo ↓(4) 12番のバスに乗ってください。 【(3)への応答】 012 ide ⑦ Take SnoBus No. 12.命令文 ga oriteln ← the いらない

間違いがある下線部がどれなのか分かる方お願いします🙏

There are two from Hamburg and another one is from Berlin. visiting professors from Germany here now; one is

swimmingを、itに変えても大丈夫ですか？

obam He had been practicing (swimming) after school for the past few months.

3、5 なぜ、inではなくforなのでしょうか？

3. I ate [had] a hamburger for lunch.ot 4. My grandfather bought [got] a new video game for me yesterday. er 5. Maki gave me a watch for my birthday.

赤い下線のところがどういう構造になっているか分からないです、教えてくださいm(_ _)m

moving from " (1) 点) There are historians and others who would like to make a neat division between "historical facts" and "values." The trouble is that values even enter into deciding what count as facts-there is a big leap involved in 'raw data" to a judgement of fact. More important, one finds that the more complex and multi-levelled the history is, and the more important the issues it raises for today, the less it is possible to sustain a fact-value division. But this by no means implies that there has simply to be a conflict of prejudices and biases, as the data are manipulated to suit one worldview or another. What it does mean is that the self of the historian is an important factor. The historian is shaped by experiences, contexts, norms, values, and beliefs. When dealing with history, especially the sort of history that is of most significance in philosophy, that shaping is bound to be relevant. As far as possible it needs to be articulated and open to discussion. The best historians are well aware of this. They are alert to many dimensions of bias and to the endless (and therefore endlessly discussable) significance of their own horizons and presuppositions. A great deal can of course be learned from those who do not share our presuppositions. Our capacity to make wise, well-supported judgements in matters of historical fact and significance can only be formed over years of discussion with others, many of whom have very different horizons from our own. It is possible to I have a 12-year-old chess champion or mathematical or musical genius, but it is unimaginable that the world's greatest expert on Socrates could be that age. The difficulty is not just one of the time to assimilate information; it is (2)

（3） なぜAPはBADの二等分線とわかるのですか？

118 実践問題 032 円に内接する四角形 円に内接する四角形ABCD において, AB-3, BC-CD=4,DA-5とするとき、 ま (1) 対角線 AC の長さを求めよ。 ②2) 四角形ABCDの面積Sを求めよ。 (3) 対角線ACとBDの交点をPとするとき 面積比△ABP APD を求めよ。 [GOAL HOW × WHY] ひらめき さ、次の問いに (東北学税込) (1) 与えられた四角形について、 対角線で2つの三角形に分けることで, PIECE 410 の余弦定理が使えます 向かい合う角の和=180° であることに注意しましょう。 PIECE 405 が活かせます。 GOAL 4つの辺の長さがわ かっている円に内接 する四角形の対角線 の長さを求める HOW- 対角線で2つの三角 形に分けて, それぞ れの三角形で余弦定 理を用いて, AC と COS 0 についての連 立方程式を立てる WHY × の長さと1つの角となっているから 求めたいものとわかっているものが、 (2) 長方形や平行四辺形ではないので公式は使えません。 そこで, (1) で2つの三角形に分けたことを利用 う。 (1)でわかっている角は ∠CDAのみですが, 円に内接する四角形の性質から,∠ABC もわかります。 し PIECE 411 から2つの三角形の面積をそれぞれ求め,足し合わせることで, 四角形の面積を求めまし PIECE 402 を用います。 【解答】 (1) ∠ADCとおく。 AACD で余弦定理より AC-4'+5'-24-5 cos 0 41-40 cos0... ① ZABC-180-ZADC-180°-0 ABCで余弦定理より AC-3"+4'-2・3・4 cos(180°-9) ① ② より よって 25+24 coso ...... ② 41-40 cos 0=25+24 cos 0 64 cos 0=16 cos 0=- 16 64 01 ①へ代入して cos 0 AC²=41-40- AC>0より =31 AC=√31 (2)0°0 <180°より, sin 00 よって, sin 01-cos' ( HOW ?? WHY P GOAL 四角形ABCDの面 積Sを求める 四角形を2つの三角 形に分けて, その を求める それぞれの三角形において、2辺の長さと その間の角の sin の値を求めることができ るから よって S=△ABC+△ACD 3-4 sin (180°- =6sin 0+10 sin 0 =16sin0=16. 15 4 (3)ABP APD は, BP, PD を底辺と見ると高さが同じなので、面積比はBP : PD になりますね PIECE 901 が使えます。 (3) AABP: AAPD=BP: BC=CD より, ∠BAP= よって AB: AD=BP: GOAL HOW ? WHY ① ② より ACとBDの交点を AP は, ∠BAD の × △ABP APD = AB: AD だから AABP AAPD Pとするとき 二等分線より AABP: AAPD BP:PD=AB: AD 求める を利用する

19は③で21は①なんですけど、この二つの違いを教えてください😿お願いします

X 19. We ( ) tennis for an hour or so when you turned up. ①have been playing ③ had been playing 2 are playing were playing ) over two hundred miles. xx 20. By the time we get to Birmingham we ( 1 drive 2 have driven ③③ are driving 4 will have driven x 21. I ( ) in Paris for five years when I was a child. 1 lived 2 live 3 have lived 4 had lived