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Date 6.21・金
No.
• photographer
名
カメラマン、写真家
◎Jock Semple 名
上の名前
動
~を金切り声で言う
scream
smash動
● unofficial形
激突する、衝突する
非公式の、私的な
1
未確認の
@achievement 名
達成、成就、成功
● debate
名
討論、論争、ディベート
@ exclude
動
N
を締め出す、除く、無視する
catch ~ by the shoulder
この肩をつかむ
@ get out of ~
⑧ get away
~から出る
逃げるのがれな
hold onto ~
~にしっかりつかまっ
て
い
る
return to one's senses
意識を取り戻す
◎not only~ but also@
~ばかりでなく
もまた
MEMO
KOKUYO LOOSE-LEAF ノ-836B 6mm ruled×36 lines

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Part 3 (pp. 32-33)
意味のまとまりに注意して、 次の英文を読みなさい.
①The race started in the snow.
PA photographer noticed Kathrine / and
shouted, "Hey, No. 261 is a woman!" // All the photographers / started
V2
~し始めた
taking pictures of Kathrine. // Jock Semple,_ / one of the race officials, /
noticed her and ran after her. // He caught her by the shoulder, / turned her
14
around, and screamed, / "Get out of my race, / and give me that race
number!" //
Then
Kathrine tried to get away, but he was holding on to her shirt.
Tom, a 235-pound man, / smashed into Jock / and he went flying. // Kathrine
was so shocked / that she didn't know what to do. "Go Kathrine, go!" /
Kathrine
shouted Arnie. // Kathrine returned to her senses / and continued running. //
⑪She reached the finishing line / 4 hours and 20 minutes, / but her time
~時間で
was recorded / as “unofficial.” She not only competed / in the Boston
Marathon / but also completed it. Kathrine's achievement / became big
news / and a public debate began. P. People started saying, / "Don't exclude
women from marathons!" //
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