Question

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【至急！】①、②答え教えて欲しいです。

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Mr. Brown: Today, we have a quiz. Question 1.
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STUDY IT!
Please tell me when "a piece of cake"
is used.
Kai: Hmm... for example, "I had a piece of
cake for my birthday."
Mr. Brown: That's good, but I want another meaning.
Kai: Sorry, I don't have a clue.
Mr. Brown: It means "really easy."
Moe: Ah! In Japanese, we say asameshimae.
"It's a job before breakfast."
Mr. Brown: Why do you say "before breakfast"?
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ay Moe: Because we don't need energy to do
yage the job.
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Q & A
Did Kai know the two meanings of "a piece of cake"?
Why does asameshimae mean "really easy"?

Answer 1

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taka

① No, he didn't. He knew only the one meaning of it.　いいえ。彼はそれの一つの意味しか知りませんでした。
質問：カイは"a piece of cake"の二つの意味を知っていましたか？
② 解答：Because we don't need …. (最後の Moe のセリフ) 　※画面では、この英文の最後の部分が確認できません。
質問：なぜ「朝飯前」が「とても簡単な」を意味するのですか？

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