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教科書 MY WAYのlesson6 section1→3です!

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Date
Section 1
オウン
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Every animal has its own special ability. Some animals have abilities
続くのは数名詞 それ自身の「特別な能力
能力
which are close to humans Others have abilities superior to humans!
関係代名詞に近い
~より優れている
ピジョンズ 25
humanbility
other
Danimals
Pigeons are famous for having a good haming ability.
~で有名だ
単
そう
People have used them as homing pigeons for a long time.
=Pigeons
Many scientists
In order to learn
~するために (目的)
伝書バト
長い間
are interested in their visual ability, too.
~に興味がある
目に見える能力 ~も
エクスペリメン
ダーン
expr
実験
受け身(おこなわれた
about it, two kinds of expriments were done.
2種類の
ファウンド
In the first expreiment, reseachers found that pigeons have abilities
最初の 実験
212
(that以下)とわかった
were trained to tell the difference
Similar to humans. In fact, they were the F)
~と同じような
¥
=Actually(実際に) pigeons
between famous paintings.
~の間(2つ)
違いを見分ける
In the second experiment, the researches
2つ目の
also discovered that pigeous have abilities superior to humans
= among (37th)
(that以下)ということを
発見した
~よりも優れている
019
They were troined to tell the difference between pointings even
条件(状況)
under difficult_conditions.
困難な
abilities 能力
pigeon ハト
painting(s) 絵画
discovered) 発見
~でさえ
Superior
優れた
伝票
homing
Visual
視覚
竜xperiment(s) 字験
researcher (5) 研究
be close to ~~に近い
humans' humans abilities
Superior to ~ ~より優れた
howing ability 帰巣能力
homing pigeon 伝書バト
in orde to~~するために
train ~
~を訓練する
tell the difference
違いを見分ける

ページ2:

Date
Section 2
First of all, the researchers raised the question Q Can pigeons
まず
レイズド
問題提起した
(具体的な内容を述べる)
ピン
tell the difference between painters? Then the first experiment began
見分ける
「画家
beginのカコ
They used ten paintings by Picasso and ten by Monet. Each pigram
= The researchers
was put in a box with a
受け身
display screen.
Without
period, the paintings were shaun to the pigeons
期間
A
B
受け身
★
それぞれの単数形
During the training
~の間に
¥
one at a time.
一度に一枚ずつ
Half of the pigeons got a reward when they saw Picasso's
BA ハトの半分
ほうび
ディアザー
訓練
paintings and pecked the screen. Then the other half got a reward
残り半分
when they pecked Monet's paintings. In about 20 days, they were trained
*
~のあとに
縫って
受け身
to tell the paintings apart. In the final test, the researchers used
~を見分ける
paintings [which they did not use
関係代名詞
during the training. Those paintings
were also
前文の paintings
Pa
以下を指す
Picasso and Monet. The researchers were sur prised that
違いを見分ける
be suprised that
(That) EXFEC
the pigeons could tell the difference between them..
painter(s) 画家
display
final 決勝
S+V
表示
first of all まず
screen
スクリーン
period
報酬
reward
期間
Peck (ed) つつかれます
the other half
apart 部分
tell apart
~を見分ける
Picasso
Monet
ピカ!
モネ
one at a time
一度に1枚ずつ
残り半分