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Last time, the unit with the highest average score in the test,
was chosen to be in charge of the matching of the third single.
This time, we will look back on the test's stupid answer and have a rematch.
We won't lose to the crazy storm, SETOUCHI idol, let's go! Variety!
SU48 Imos TV Season 5
The first debate is about the Japanese language
Please start!
This time, the members received a difficult exam for elementary school students used in the past at Oshu- juku, a famous gate in Hiroshima.
Problems that require long-term reading ability and kanji problems have been issued.
Yes, it's over. All the members are above junior high school students.
By the way, I was licking, I was licking elementary school students.
It's difficult. It's difficult. I can't do it. It's more difficult than I thought.
The problem of Kanji is that he has a voice that he is not particularly confident.
He has a gentle personality.
Oki didn't understand this Kanji.
He answered with an emoji.
Mori also stumbled upon this problem.
Oki
I don't understand reading.
Reading?
I don't understand reading.
Is this the answer of the forest?
Why does it look like this?
The character is human
Human means living in a house
If you live in a house, the character will appear
I don't know
I don't think I got 20 points
Even if you pray, your score won't go up
Your hometown comes to your mind
In this question
My mind is
I think I got it right
The feeling of the brain
No
It's not the brain
No way
Hyoudo, don't pull it
From the back, it looks like a blood vessel
This is the bloodstain that Isogai drew
The one that can't be overlooked is the one next to her
Will she be able to read it?
There's only one kanji so far
It doesn't mean that I'm good at it.
Thank you for waiting. I'm Fujii.
Thank you very much.
Mr.Fujii is in charge of the national language
From now on, I will give you the answer to the question.
We will explain the reason why we chose this topic and hold a debate competition.
Here is the topic of the debate.
The question is to choose the same answer from A to E based on the choice of the line drawn in the example sentence.
It's a tough question.
Do you know which is the correct answer?
Each member will explain the reason to the representative of the member who chose I and the member who chose U.
Now, let's have a debate.
I chose the one who is stepped on in the train of U.
Why is that?
The one who is chosen is the one who is chosen.
Up to 10 o'clock, Going is Possible, and Participating is Respect, and Stepping is Passive, and Conversation is Voluntary.
Amazing.
It's like that.
Fukuda Iwa-kun, out in the example sentence means passive.
If you turn your face to options, it is possible.
It's respect.
Uwaukemi. The picture is used in a spontaneous sense, so let's say that it is the same as the problem sentence. Above is passive. The picture is used in a spontaneous sense, so let's say that it is the same as the problem sentence.
To this, Fujiwara, who chose his will, objected. Fujiwara, who chose his will against Kami, objected.
Fujiwara, who chose his will against Kami, objected.
It's the best person.
The best person is only the director.
That's right.
The person who is the best in the class and the person who is the best in the group.
He is the best person.
That's right.
They pay attention to the representative of the school.
The director of the same important role appears.
They think it's the right thing to do.
I think so too.
The representative of the school and the director.
It's like the director and the assistant director.
Yes, the assistant director and assistant director.
That's right.
Ishida is also connected to the director.
I see.
I think we're a little confused about the fact that we're the same as the anti-war department.
That's right.
You can be chosen, you can be involved, you can be stepped on.
Which one is similar?
You can be chosen, you can be involved, you can be stepped on.
When I think about it, I wonder if I can be involved.
You can be involved, right?
That's right.
What should I do, what should I do?
The thugs are a little funny.
Let's do it.
Oh, Tanaka, are you going to make a decision?
Which one should I choose?
Then don't talk.
And the members who chose right here.
Tanaka's counterattack.
First of all, I don't think there's an I.
Why is that?
Because it's a matter of respect.
The first thing that disappears is the I.
I don't think there's an I.
Oh, she's full of confidence.
What is the correct answer?
The correct answer is...
U.
Yay!
That's what I was thinking.
As we talked about earlier, Mr. Fukuda,
Ukemi, Sonkei, Kano, and Jihatsu are perfect.
Even Fukuda's explanation is perfect.
The example sentence, Erabareru, is Ukemi.
So, the key to this problem was to find the sentence that is used in the same sense as Ukemi.
However, Mr. Fujiwara,
Yes.
Your eyes are wonderful.
Thank you very much.
Compared to the school staff and the principal,
It's not a thought that comes out easily, is it?
It's the type to praise and extend.
I think it was very good.
Thank you very much.
Please give a round of applause again.
I have an important story from the teacher.
I would like to say that the advantage is not the value of human beings.
Thank you very much.
The next debate is about the number of numbers.
The questions that were in the test were about the calculation and the angle of the figure.
They were all questions that could be solved without knowing the difficult formula.
The members have a gloomy expression.
I'm glad.
What is it?
All of them.
This is...
This isn't elementary school, is it?
I didn't learn one-dash when I was in elementary school
I learned one-dash and unicode from a chocolate commercial
Is it an excuse of Akino?
It's different from what we learned in elementary school
That's right
It's different
What's the problem?
At first
That's all
Iwata, the first question was incorrect.
Otani was the one who solved it too diagonally.
A and B.
A wins, and B has to go down once and then go again.
The question is how many meters will A and B meet again.
I think A will increase his own speed.
I thought it was over by the time B arrived, so I wrote 0 cm.
Hey, don't change the setting on your own.
I thought A would do his best, so I wrote 0 cm.
I'll do it.
Thank you very much.
Mr.Kajikawa is in charge of the number of numbers.
I think it was very difficult.
Everyone worked hard until the end and drew cute rabbit eyes.
Why?
It's OKI.
The topic of the debate is here.
The figure is a folded rectangular piece of paper. The problem of finding that angle at this time.
The member's answer is 52 degrees. And it split into two big 58 degrees.
It's time for a rebate showdown!
First, the member who answered 58 degrees explained the reason.
If you add the square, it becomes 360, so if you add 90, 90, and 64 and subtract 360, it becomes 116.
If you divide it in half, it becomes 58 degrees, so it becomes 58 degrees.
I'm not used to it.
I don't think it will be 180 degrees.
Why does it become 185 degrees?
It's a triangle.
64 plus 58 plus 58 degrees.
Well...
185!
No way!
58!
I thought it was 180 degrees.
She is in a good mood.
I'm looking for the answer.
The answer is the same, but the way of solving it is different.
I split this in half.
This is 180.
I can't split this in half.
I split it in half.
If I split it in half, it's 32.
32 is here.
180 minus 32 plus 90 is 58.
It's done!
If you divide the angle of 64 degrees by half, it is 32 degrees.
In addition, the inner angle of the triangle is 180 degrees, so that angle should be 58 degrees.
What about Chihou Ishida?
Until here is 58 degrees, I'm with Kanon-chan.
There is also a square here.
Ishida first calculates the angle of the square on the lower side.
The angle of the inner side of the square is 360 degrees, so it is 58 degrees from 360 degrees, and it is 90 degrees in two places, which leads to 112 degrees.
And then?
112 degrees, here is 112 degrees, so here is 180 degrees, and here is 58 degrees.
Nakamura, who left, guided 58 degrees with this calculation.
If you draw the inner angle of the triangle from 180 degrees to 64 degrees, the total angle of the remaining two angles will be 116 degrees, so the Nakamura style is to split it in two.
I will react. Everyone, please listen carefully.
First of all,
First of all, this
There is a piece of paper with a rectangle.
I folded it.
It looks like this.
This is parallel.
It means that the angle of this and this is the same.
That's right.
That's the rule.
What?
Where did the momentum just now go?
This is 64 degrees.
And since I turned it over here, it's actually been proven to be 64 degrees.
Can you keep up?
In other words, 180-64-64 is 52 degrees here.
Since this and this will be together, this will be 52 degrees.
You can do it even if you don't calculate it.
If you fold it back, it's 64.
If you fold it back, it's the same.
Look here.
It's like this, right?
When you fold it, there's this angle, right?
This angle is the same.
Did you get it?
This is the same as here, and this is the same as here, so it's 52 degrees here
That's it
I think it's 58
No, no, no
It's 58 because we calculated differently with 4 people
There is only one answer
58
52
So the correct answer is
52 degrees
Takino's way of thinking is also correct, but...
Here is the model answer.
If you fold the paper back like a figure,
you can get the same size angle for this part as well.
What we use here is the delusion that we learned in elementary school.
When two parallel straight lines meet one straight line,
the angle of the diagonal line will also be the same.
If you draw the inner angle of the triangle from 180 degrees to 64 degrees, you can lead that angle to 52 degrees.
The number is from 0 to infinity, and there are members who answered 58 in a different way.
I think this is a miracle.
Next is Rika's debate match.
The questions in the test are how to use a microscope, microorganisms, and questions about the human body.
These are all questions that the members who are over the age of junior high school are familiar with.
That's all.
Please stop your hands.
When the test is over?
What is this?
I don't know, but I chose A.
Same.
Here is the question.
Choose the largest of the five microorganisms.
Nishimato Kai chose A.
This is a picture.
Only the small ones can be seen with the naked eye.
The correct answer is a waterfall.
In addition, there is such a problem.
The candle's flame disappears in the state of the picture.
After a while, a drop of water falls into the inside of the chamber.
What is contained in the candle?
It says hydrogen.
I was wondering whether to write water or water.
I thought it would be better to write water.
I don't know what Mishima is talking about.
The correct answer is hydrogen.
What is Iwata?
Iwata is an Elmo.
Iwata thinks that this microorganism looks like an Elmo from Sesame Street.
It looks like an Elmo.
Ah, it's jammed.
Mr. Mimuro is in charge of science.
Here is the question that will be the subject of the debate.
If you can make a cross between A and B like a figure, what kind of power do you think worked?
This is the question of choice.
The representative of the debate is Mori, who answered A.
B is Kaito Torobu. U is Yano and Otani. E is Fukuda and Oki.
That's right. Only one of the members chose A.
Amazing.
Now, it's time for the debate.
Let's start with A.
I chose A.
I chose blue because I felt that I was being pulled by the force pulling me from side to side.
Mori was suddenly pushed.
It's definitely not pushing.
Danso is not pushed and shifted, it is pulled and shifted
Why is it pulled?
Very interesting
This time it seems to explain using paper
It becomes like this and it seems to be pushed
Don't push it.
Pull it.
It fits perfectly.
Push it.
So I chose A.
I see.
From the inside?
Yes.
Push it.
Push it in the ground.
Hirataka says this is the secret of the forest.
I chose B.
I didn't understand the situation of pulling, so I decided to push, but I thought that if I pushed left and right, I would be exhausted. Who's pulling?
I thought it would never be possible to just pull it, but what I coolly object to is that I chose the force to push the stratum from above and below. I'm sure I'll pull it, everyone, I'll definitely pull this, so how do you pull it?
Don't pull me, I'm used to it
It's good that you're doing it
You push it like this
Does this mean that there are two answers?
What is the correct answer?
The correct answer to this question is
The answer is A, the force that pulls the ground from left to right
The correct answer is only one, Mori
This is surprising
This figure is the figure of normal fault
Its characteristic is the phenomenon that occurs when the force pulling from left and right works
The correct answer is A
It's a great face
You did a great job
Next time, we will announce the ranking of all the members of S.T.U.48!
Not only the score of each course, but also the score of each course will be revealed!
Thank you for waiting!
Who will be the number one member of S.T.U.48?
Next time, we will announce the ranking of all the members of S.T.U.48!
It's time for the usual present quiz.
Here's the quiz for this time.
In the science quiz, only one out of 27 people answered,
Ah, who is it?
The person who fought desperately alone in the debate and won.
The deadline is July 9th, 8 o'clock on Tuesday night.
10 people from around the world will receive a special T-shirt as a gift.
The score of the test is not human value.
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Thank you for waiting.
The score of the test is not human value.
Ranking announcement!
I look forward to seeing you in Keigo from tomorrow
It's 830 on Sunday, July 14th.