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"ZU" "NO"
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In order to decide "ZU" "NO" for the third generation,
the members will take a test of their academic ability.
They will ask questions up to the level of junior high school students in national language mathematics, science, society and English.
Will a new overcaster born with a test result reunion?
Tonight, we will continue from last time and look at questions about science.
Here is the next question.
Use some of the following words...
I didn't say you should use all of them.
Use some of them and explain their compatibility.
Oh, I see.
The correct answer is...
The plants absorb carbon dioxide from the sun's light and produce oxygen and starch themselves.
The plants absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen.
This is the north side.
Let's look at the north side's answer.
It's long!
The correct answer is...
Humans and animals breathe in order to live, but at the same time, they absorb oxygen and produce carbon dioxide.
On the other hand, plants produce oxygen by using carbon dioxide, sun's light and water.
Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen, but oxygen is precious due to plants' compatibility,
so it is often said that forest fires should be avoided.
Wow!
The north side says "all of them."
Wow!
That's amazing!
I simply said "use all of them" and misread it.
I see.
You didn't have to use all of them.
But it's correct.
Thank you.
Wow!
Let's look at Kanagawa's answer.
Here it is!
Forests breathe in sunlight from the sun and absorb water and oxygen by using techniques.
Kanagawa.
Techniques, right?
Well, technically, it's a technique.
Perhaps you wanted to write "tree", didn't you?
No, it's "tree".
It's a mess now.
So, I don't know why you wrote "tree".
Why would you write "tree" like this?
Well, you know, leaves receive sunlight like this.
Right.
Well, technically, it's a technique.
Techniques are fine, but...
Let's move on.
End.
Here it is!
Humans use the power of sunlight and the sun to become healthy.
That's good!
We're not moving in parallel.
It's "solar energy", isn't it?
Right, it's "solar energy".
You wanted me to say "tree", didn't you?
Because it's confusing.
Right.
Let's move on to science questions.
We used to have these in the past, didn't we?
Yes, we did!
I forgot about it!
How do you line up the batteries and do something like this?
It's a problem like that.
Connect the bean bulb so that it's the same brightness as when you connect one battery.
There was something like that!
The correct answer is...
5 o'clock!
5 o'clock is correct.
Wow!
In parallel!
Thank you!
In this way, it's one battery's brightness.
Now, let's look at the answer.
Ume. Ume, don't you have confidence?
But I used all of them.
Did you use all of them? Did you really use all of them?
I used all of them.
Now, let's look at Ume's answer.
None of them are connected.
But...
None of them are connected.
I didn't use all of them. That battery doesn't make sense.
I didn't use the one on the far left.
But I thought I didn't need three batteries.
So, I used all of them.
But, I used only two of them.
No, no.
Are you taking a walk?
That battery.
A battery needs to be connected.
Otherwise, you can't use electricity.
But, I don't need it.
Why don't you need it?
You need to use three of them.
But, two batteries are essential.
Like a remote control.
Why is she turning away?
No, no. You can use three of them.
Why don't you use three of them?
Why am I doing this?
Now, let's look at Endo's answer.
Endo has a lot of answers.
Let's look at Endo's answer.
I left it there.
I just left it there.
You left it near the light bulb.
But, you don't use electricity.
You don't connect it with a wire.
It says "Welcome".
What is it?
When you say "Welcome", it says "Welcome".
Maybe it will be like that in the future.
Please connect it with a wire.
Next question.
Here it is.
You left it near the light bulb.
You know it, don't you?
Next, Yamashita.
Yamashita appears a lot.
Yamashita's answer is this.
No, it's not! It's "preparato"!
Implant!
You're good!
Implant...
That's dangerous!
Implant...
Kimura-san, Kimura-san, this is...
This is an implant!
I'm not going to take it off!
I'm going to take it off!
I'm not going to take it off like that!
That's dangerous!
You were writing "implant" all the time, but you remembered it at the last minute, didn't you?
That's right. I've been thinking about "implant" and "implant" all the time,
but I remembered "implant" and "implant" all the time.
That's dangerous!
As expected of you. This is correct.
It was dangerous.
Yes, it was.
And...
Thank you for waiting, Wada-sensei.
Thank you for waiting, Sensei.
Wada's answer is this.
Clean plate!
That's right!
If it's dirty, you can see it.
That's right!
But...
I want it.
"Implant"...
So...
Yes, you're right.
I want a triangle and a dot.
No, you can't give it.
You can't give it.
Next question.
Here it is.
Here is it.
This is a law in Freming's left hand.
Freming...
I will never forget this, but...
Do you remember what this was?
Sorry, but I don't remember.
I'm sorry, but I don't remember.
This is correct.
I don't know.
So...
I often remember it from below.
There was something like that.
The thumb is the direction of force.
The index finger is the direction of magnetic field.
And the direction of electric current is like this.
This means that there is a speed.
Yes.
Plum.
Oh, my God.
Plum is coming out more and more.
Plum.
Yes, here you are.
Your hands are surprisingly good.
This is very sexy.
It would be nice if it was a drawing.
What are you doing, Fleming?
It's a little...
This hand is like a widow.
It's an unusual hand.
And I'm explaining Fleming's law of the left hand.
In all things,
the destination is in three directions.
To put it roughly, it's like this.
It's good.
This is good.
But it's not like that.
All.
All things go in three directions.
I see.
That's right.
Is it all like that in life?
It's not just two choices.
I see.
Should I quit or do it as it is?
No, let's go a new path.
Is it so?
Is it bread or rice today?
What's the last one?
Or noodles?
Noodles.
I see.
It's three directions.
I'm sorry.
Isn't it Yoda?
On the other hand, Yoda's answer.
Yoda, please.
Yoda's answer.
What is it?
The middle finger is long in the explanation.
What is it?
The middle finger of the left hand is long.
Is that Fleming's law of the left hand?
Yes, it is.
Why did you write it like a fool?
Like a cream bread.
Fleming found out that the middle finger is long.
I found it!
It's long!
Everyone, it's long!
The middle finger is long!
It's Fleming, but the middle finger is long!
The middle finger is long!
I want to tell you this!
Be quiet!
Fleming, be quiet!
The middle finger is long!
You don't have to say that!
I announced it to the world.
Everyone learned it at school.
Why is it so popular?
A man in his 20s has to learn it at school!
Next, let's talk about society.
Let's talk about society.
What is society?
The current president of the United States of America is Joe what?
You've said it on TV many times.
This is it!
The correct answer is this.
Biden.
Yes, Biden.
Even Endo was correct about this.
As expected of you.
Joe Biden.
Right?
Let's write it!
George Washington.
To tell you the truth, this mistake happened a lot.
When I heard "Joe", I thought "Oh, it's George Washington".
I thought I should write it.
Higuchi.
Let's see Higuchi's answer.
His answer is "George Washington".
"George Washington".
This is written a lot.
At first, it says "George Washington" and then "George Clooney" after that.
"George Lucas" and so on.
"George" is written a lot.
"Bush", "Obama", "Trump" are written.
At first, it says "Trump V.S.".
It says "America fought for presidential election", "acceptance of immigration" and so on.
It was written here. I left it here, but it didn't come up.
I called myself "Mr. Biden", so I didn't know "Joe" would come up.
Let's move on to the next question.
"Make a sentence using the word 'sustainable'".
This may be difficult, but it's a word we hear a lot these days.
The answer is "sustainable fashion" created by thinking about the global environment and fair trade.
This is the correct answer.
Let's move on to "sustainable fashion".
Recently, "sustainable" is popular among young people.
Um...
Do you know it?
Young people...
I thought "sustainable" was popular.
It's been a while since I heard it.
You know it, don't you?
Yes, I do. Did you notice it?
What is it?
Young people...
It's not "people", is it?
I'm sorry for this mistake.
I made a mistake in this word.
Let's move on to "sustainable fashion".
Oh, I'm sorry.
"sustainable fashion".
sustainable
I hear it a lot.
Um...
It's not like that.
No, it's not like that.
It's not like that.
Are you talking about yourself?
sustainable
I hear it a lot.
It can't be the right answer.
It can't be like this.
Let's move on to "end".
sustainable
It was a "sustainable" sunny day.
Why do you say "sustainable"?
What do you mean?
I don't know.
I made a sentence.
I'm sorry.
It's been a "sustainable" sunny day.
That's right.
I think it's like that in sdgn.
In the natural environment.
I don't know.
It was sunny outside on the day of the test.
Today is a "sustainable" sunny day.
"sustainable" sunny day.
This is often the case with airport immigration.
I'm sorry.
I really thought it was you, Himura-san.
I know it's not you.
I'm not that stupid.
That's not fair!
The last question is English with human answers.
First, we'll answer by looking at the illustrations.
The teacher is pointing at the map and asking students.
Yes.
You know the shape of it, right?
Yes, I do.
Write down an English sentence that fits the expression.
The correct answer is...
Yes.
Since it's "United States of America", it can be "USA" or something like that.
That's right.
If you look at it from the north, isn't it "first year elementary school" or something like that?
No, but you don't have to answer "America" only.
You have to add "this is", right?
I think that's one of the reasons you can answer the teacher with sincerity.
I see.
That's a perfect score for you.
That's what you're thinking about, right?
But you'll know next time that it's not like that.
Yes.
Let's look at "tamura".
Here it is.
What country is this?
Yes!
What is this "yes"? What is this?
This is...
What is this country?
What is this?
You know, when you were little you wrote "do you know this country?"
Why don't you answer me? Why?
No!
You're underestimating me!
I often get this kind of situation in the airport immigration.
What did you come for?
Yes!
There is a reason why I'm excited.
And now, Hoshino. Hoshino's answer.
This...
This is...
Eurasia continent.
You're simply wrong.
But "this is" means "this is".
You said "this is" earlier.
This is Eurasia continent.
For the south, it only looks like Eurasia continent.
I see. This is not Eurasia continent.
America is more like this.
Below this is South America.
Is Eurasia continent Japan, Asia, China, Russia or Europe?
This...
This is South America!
Below this is Korea or...
Below?
Below this protruding part on the bottom right...
I see!
That's why I thought the top part was Russia, China and Korea.
Because of the size?
But "Eurasia continent" is Japanese, isn't it?
Yes, I know it's wrong.
But I'm not that stupid.
That's not fair!
That's what it says.
It's wrong!
I know you're saying it.
I know it looks like Korea.
But if you look at it later, it's completely different.
It's America.
I'm frustrated.
But...
Here is Hoshino's answer.
What country is this?
This is...
Eurasia continent.
It's the same!
- It's the same! - Please forgive me!
- It's written as "the same". - Why?
Why did you say "Eurasia continent"?
Did you think it was "Eurasia continent"?
No, it's big, so I thought it was "Eurasia continent".
- You thought it was "Eurasia continent"? - Yes.
- It can't be helped. It's a mutual strategy, so it can't be helped. - Miraculously overlap.
- That's right. - But it's the same.
- Right? - It's amazing.
- Next, here. - Oh!
Translate this English into Japanese.
- People who don't know this area already don't know it. - That's right. It may be difficult.
- Sawa. - Yes.
Please read it.
- It's amazing! - It's amazing!
- What's the last consonant? - What's the last consonant?
- Yes. - Yes.
- It's difficult, isn't it? - It's difficult, isn't it?
The correct answer is this.
Himura-san, when you wear skiwear, you look like a bear.
- That's what it means in Japanese. - I see, I see.
- This one. - Yes.
- Tamura. - Yes.
- Let's look at Tamura's answer. - Yes, Tamura.
Himura likes to look like a bear.
So, he closed his bear.
- I close my bear because I like it. - This is...
- So, I want to cherish it. - I want to cherish it.
- So, I close it and look at it again. - I want to cherish it.
Personally, I thought Himura-san didn't want to stain her precious things.
It said "close". So, I thought she would do it.
- Oh, "close". - "Close".
- It's like "close". - Oh, "open close".
- That's it. - I see.
- Next, Oozono. - Yes.
Let's look at Oozono's answer.
Himura-kun saw it one day.
- It's like... - What is it?
- It's like a different story is starting.
What is it? What is it, Oozono?
Eh, but I thought it was a direct translation.
"Close" is a name, isn't it?
It's a bear's "close".
- I see. - So, you like it.
- I see. - It's different.
- You like bears, don't you? - That's right.
- I've been like that for a while. - That's right.
- Next, Sensei, Wada-sensei. - Thank you for waiting.
- Let's look at Wada - sensei's answer.
Himura-san looks like a beer.
When will you go skiing?
What does "close" mean?
Himura-san, you said "beer".
- Something like "beer doll". - What do you mean?
"Look like" and "look like something" is what I understood.
It's not "bear" but "beer", like "beer".
- Ah, "bear" is "beer". - Yes.
And "when" is "it's" which I understood.
And "skiing" is "when will you go skiing?"
- That's what it is. - That's what it is, isn't it?
It's different.
This is interesting.
- Let's look at Yumiki-sensei's answer. - Yes.
Himura-sensei looked like a bear.
When will you go skiing?
He became a ski coach.
First of all, you said Himura-sensei "when will you go skiing?"
Why did you write "when will you go skiing?" in the first place?
I'm sorry. I thought you were Himura-san.
Well, you know.
It happens a lot that Himura-san becomes "when will you go skiing?"
Well, you know.
Himura-san "when will you go skiing?"
He became a ski coach.
Yes, um, "ski coaches".
Oh, "coach", I see.
You didn't want to read it, did you?
Yes, I did.
Next is this.
Japanese translation of English sentence.
the alien
Can you read it as "alien"?
aliens
lost the space war
Yes, "space war".
Now, here is the correct answer.
"the alien" is a sentence that says "the alien" lost the space war.
I see.
It can be "alien", too.
It's "alien", right?
Yes.
Now, it's your turn, Endo.
Yes.
Here is Endo's answer.
This area has been wide open for a long time.
So, you made "alien" into "area", didn't you?
Yes, I did.
It's like "empty space".
"lost the space" sounds like "empty space".
Yes, it is.
"empty space" sounds like "empty space", doesn't it?
Yes, it is.
It's important whether you can read it as "alien" or not.
Now, it's your turn, Ozono.
Let's go, Ozono.
"Aliens" saw "roasted" "fragments" and...
Wow!
Laura, you've been saying "alien" all the time.
What is "aliens" anyway?
Who is "aliens" anyway?
"Aliens" saw "roasted" "fragments" and...
Why did you roast almonds and peanuts?
Why did you say "wow" like this?
You surprised me.
It's burnt.
Why did you say "wow" like this?
I thought it was "alien".
Alien
Interesting.
Now, it's Satori's turn.
Yes.
During the battle, she lost the timing of "alien".
What's this? "Alien"
"Alien" is "alien", right?
I don't know what "alien" is.
"Alien", "alien", but it has "s" so it's plural.
Aliens
During the battle, you lost the timing of "alien" in English.
"Alien" is "alien", right?
I knew it.
She can do anything.
The third "Zuno-ou" has been decided.
I will announce the worst ranking.
First of all, the members who are in the worst 12 are...
There are members who are not here today.
First of all, I will say it.
The second "Zuno-ou" Nakamura is in the worst 2.
That's close.
Nakamura is in the 2nd place.
He broke it.
He broke "Zuno-ou".
I'm so curious.
So, among the people who were just called, there is a reunion.
Leaving the worst 12, we will announce the members who are in the 6th place.
Endo, who was in 6th place last time, also slipped to 6th place.
Endo had a lot of interesting answers, so he is often excluded.
In terms of ranking, he is in 6th place.
I'm proud of it.
Then, next.
5th place.
Total score.
It's coming from here.
16 points.
It's coming.
Is it five subjects?
"WADAMAYA".
It's amazing.
It's one point in Japanese.
It's two points in Japanese.
I'm glad.
But there were also questions I was confident in.
The fact that the first-generation champ comes out here means that Nakamura is different.
"SHINZU NO OU" was born.
Then,
4th place.
"KANAMURA".
And the last place.
"SNOW " is here.
It was close.
Then,
the last place.
The last place is two people, isn't it?
"Ume" and "Yumiki" are left?
"UME" and "Yumiki" are left?
But, "MEZZA" was a huge fan of "CHINKAITOU" again and again.
I think I can't lose.
You're right.
There are many "UME" that come out.
But I'm sure of winning.
Really?
Why?
Even if you talk normally, Yumiki is a little stupid.
No, it's amazing.
Is it the worst first or 12th?
Which one will shine on the third generation "the know"?
Worst one.
"the know".
The best one is...
The one who shines on "the know" is...
Yumiki!
Wow!
Yumiki is the third generation "the know".
"the know" is 12th.
Thank you.
Total score is 31 points.
You're amazing.
I'm not amazing.
"the know" is 3 points.
"the know" is...
You said "the know".
I said "the know" first.
You shouldn't say "the know".
I was in the same class with Maya Wada.
Don't say it.
But I wasn't called "the know".
Maya was called "the know" a lot.
We were in the same class.
We studied together.
Really?
She was in the lowest stupid class.
Don't say it.
Stupid class.
The lowest stupid class.
She was in the lowest stupid class.
I wasn't called "the know" a lot.
Yumiki, you should learn from Wada.
It's not very interesting stupid class.
Oh my god!
This is Yumiki's problem.
It wasn't introduced much.
It's just stupid class.