1-C. Then, you may have a better experience.Then, you may have a better experience.
そして、あなたは、より良い経験を得るでしょう。
2-C. This feeling by the reader of having a live experience is what makes literature so effective in "reading" others.This feeling by the reader of having a live experience is what makes literature so effective in "reading" others.
3-C. Indeed, it appears that the brain makes almost no distinction between reading about an experience and actually experiencing it.Indeed, it appears that the brain makes almost no distinction between reading about an experience and actually experiencing it.
4-C. Students who are interested in journalism as a career should gain experience in a variety of fields of journalism first.Students who are interested in journalism as a career should gain experience in a variety of fields of journalism first.
5-C. Students are learning scientific principles through actual experience.Students are learning scientific principles through actual experience.
学生は、科学的な原則を学んでいます、実際の体験を通してダヨ。
6-C. Introduction: Author's own experienceIntroduction: Author's own experience
はじめに:著者自身の経験
7-C. From my experience, I honestly think you have nothing to worry about and feel confident she will establish friendships sooner or later on her own.From my experience, I honestly think you have nothing to worry about and feel confident she will establish friendships sooner or later on her own.
8-C. I'm sure it would be an exciting experience for them.I'm sure it would be an exciting experience for them.
私は、確信しています、それが、エキサイティングな経験になるだろうとダヨ、彼らのためにダヨ。
9-C. This Campground is on Orange Lake, and offers a comfortable outdoor experience.This Campground is on Orange Lake, and offers a comfortable outdoor experience.
このキャンプ場は、オレンジレイクにあり、快適なアウトドア体験を提供しています。
10-C. People can also experience many things while spending time out in nature with their dogs.People can also experience many things while spending time out in nature with their dogs.
11-C. (3) Reading makes our experiences enjoyable(3) Reading makes our experiences enjoyable
(3)読書は、私たちの経験を楽しくします。
12-C. I'll share my experiences and make recommendations so that you might get some ideas about how to create the best schedule for yourself.I'll share my experiences and make recommendations so that you might get some ideas about how to create the best schedule for yourself.
13-C. Which of the following pairs of pictures best represents two experiences Yuka described in her speech?Which of the following pairs of pictures best represents two experiences Yuka described in her speech?
14-C. Indeed, it appears that the brain makes almost no distinction between reading about an experience and actually experiencing it.Indeed, it appears that the brain makes almost no distinction between reading about an experience and actually experiencing it.
15-C. with occasional sudden increases when the US crop experienced freezing weather (see Figure 1.)with occasional sudden increases when the US crop experienced freezing weather (see Figure 1.)
時折の突然の増加を伴って、そのとき、米国の作物は、凍結天候を経験しました(図1を参照)。
16-C. I experienced this myself when I was called "Ame-otoko" or "Rain-man" by Japanese friends.I experienced this myself when I was called "Ame-otoko" or "Rain-man" by Japanese friends.
17-C. Out of the ten countries mentioned in the text, five countries have seen their market shares decline; five countries have experienced an increase in market shares.Out of the ten countries mentioned in the text, five countries have seen their market shares decline; five countries have experienced an increase in market shares.
18-C. Even though none of the individual elements is familiar, she has experienced an arrangement very similar to this one - a lamp in the corner, a picture on the back wall, a couch in the middle of the room.Even though none of the individual elements is familiar, she has experienced an arrangement very similar to this one - a lamp in the corner, a picture on the back wall, a couch in the middle of the room.
19-C. (2) The feeling that Chikako has is called deja vu, which is French for "already seen", and most of us have experienced it at some point in our lives.(2) The feeling that Chikako has is called deja vu, which is French for "already seen", and most of us have experienced it at some point in our lives.
20-C. They say we all experienced uncertainty as children or wanted things we could not have, so collecting may give us a greater sense of control over our lives.They say we all experienced uncertainty as children or wanted things we could not have, so collecting may give us a greater sense of control over our lives.
21-C. You have experienced in your daily life.You have experienced in your daily life.
あなたは経験している、あなたの日常生活の中でダヨ。
22. How much emotional struggle must have existed and what great efforts must have been necessary for the Chinese people who underwent all the sufferings of the war and for the former POWs who experienced unbearable sufferings caused by the Japanese militaryHow much emotional struggle must have existed and what great efforts must have been necessary for the Chinese people who underwent all the sufferings of the war and for the former POWs who experienced unbearable sufferings caused by the Japanese military