穴埋め問題とは？歴史と重要性を解説
- Sumo has religious origins and dates back over one thousand years, with various rituals and ceremonies playing an important role in creating the proper atmosphere.
- The rituals performed before the bout have a historical value in preserving the traditions and glory of the sport.
- While the formalities preceding the match can take up to four minutes, the actual wrestling rarely lasts more than a minute.
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英語の穴埋め問題
英語穴埋め問題よろしくお願いいたします 語群 be, build, complain, date, last ,need, perform, preserve, play, reflect, remain ,take, throw 文 Sumo has religious orig ins and （１）back over one thousand years. For example, just before a match, the wrestlers（２） salt into the ring. This （３） an old Shinto purification rite. The present form has （４） unchanged for several centuries. In sumo, as in many Japanese arts, form and ceremony（５） an important role in creating the proper atmosphere. First-time spectators often （６） about the lengthy preparation, but the various actions, such as stomping feet, clapping hands, and tossing salt （７） an essentiすal part of the show. These rituals （８） before the bout have a historical value in that they capture and （９） the traditions and glory of the sport. They also have a psychological value for the participants, as well as for the spectators, as the anticipation and excitement slowly （10）.While the formalities preceding the match （11） up to four minutes, the actual wrestling rarely （12） more than a minute. The amount of time（13） to determine a winner may be the shortest of any sport in the world. 長くてすみませんm(_ _)m
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Sumo has religious origins and （１DATES）back over one thousand years. For example, just before a match, the wrestlers（２THROW） salt into the ring. This （３IS） an old Shinto purification rite. The present form has （４REMAINED） unchanged for several centuries. In sumo, as in many Japanese arts, form and ceremony（５PLAY） an important role in creating the proper atmosphere. First-time spectators often （６COMPLAIN） about the lengthy preparation, but the various actions, such as stomping feet, clapping hands, and tossing salt （７REFLECT） an essential part of the show. These rituals （８PERFORMED） before the bout have a historical value in that they capture and （９PRESERVE） the traditions and glory of the sport. They also have a psychological value for the participants, as well as for the spectators, as the anticipation and excitement slowly （10BUILD）. While the formalities preceding the match （11TAKE） up to four minutes, the actual wrestling rarely （12LASTS） more than a minute. The amount of time（13NEEDED） to determine a winner may be the shortest of any sport in the world.
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Sumo has religious origins and dates back over one thousand years. For example, just before a match, the wrestlers throw salt into the ring. This reflects an old Shinto purification rite. The present form has remained unchanged for several centuries. In sumo, as in many Japanese arts, form and ceremony play an important role in creating the proper atmosphere. First-time spectators often complain about the lengthy preparation, but the various actions, such as stomping feet, clapping hands, and tossing salt are an essential part of the show . These rituals performed before the bout have a historical value in that they capture and preserve the traditions and glory of the sport. They also have a psychological value for the participants, as well as for the spectators, as the anticipation and excitement slowly build. While the formalities preceding the match take up to four minutes, the actual wrestling rarely lasts more than a minute. The amount of time needed to determine a winner may be the shortest of any sport in the world. 長くてすみません( ´•＿•` )
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