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Lesson 3 Part II 40 In the year 2000. Naoti took part in a project called joined "Pole to Pole 2000." For this project, he joined Seven young men and women whose home countries were almost all different. これからすること 動⑩好きではない dislike (d) (dislárket)] ? 名 ウェブサイト website (websdit] cas. He used only his own power skiing, cycling, kayaking to go from the North Pole to the South Pole. or walking He took part in a project called "Pole to Pole 2000" and traveled Using only his own power. D5203 これにいつもしていること Their plan was to go from the North Pole to the South Pole. They planned They could only use their own P41 DS - DS 337 power skiing, cycling, kayaking or walking. while -- VOM (R)) 格がある 前 431. During the trip. they held meetings called "love-hate secions On the journey during間のある時に They talked about what they liked and disliked about other members their like and dislikes This helped them to understand each other better. These discussions led to a good understanding of the group. (lead) Naoki wrote reports about their trip and put them on his website with photos. People around the world saw his reports and pictures. PS 208-317 They enjoyed reading about the group's adventures. On December. It was fun for them 31, 2000. Naoki stood to read CQ6. He was at the South Pole. AQ 5. Seven young men and women whose home almost all different did. They Countries were AQ6. To talk about what they liked and disliked about other members and understand each other better. to 不定詞・動名詞 13 I'll never forgot visiting Canada last year. Don't forget to close the door. During & While During 前置詞、副詞になる。 While 接続詞 従属節になる。 at the South Pole. It was exciting to be in Such a special place on Such a special day. * Pole [poul] kayaking) [kiak (in)) hote (hell] 名 北[南]極 カヤックに乗る Session(s) [sefonu)] 図悲しみ、憎しみ 集まり、セッション
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Lesson 3 Pont N P42 In 2001, on May 23. Naoki was again somewhere very cold at the top of Mt Everest, the world's highest mountain. He was there DS509 解き直見る。 after climbing the other six of the Seven Summits the highest mountains on the seven continents. The wind was calm, and 探険する explore [iksplor] Ca7 He felt wond CQ8 He said 写真 photographes) (foutagraf(s)/-graf-1 Wanderful. A There are still so many places I haven't been to L直接話 and haven't seen www 間接話法にすると"が外れ the sky was a clear blue. He looked around. He was at He said there were that still so many places he hadn't been to 0 and hadn't seen. 合わせる!) world's highest point. Sumits. the highest point on the planet! It was a wonderful feeling. Standing at the P43 These days. Nooti continues to travel and explore the world. goes on adventure trips. He has become well known not only for his travels but also ★アクセント for his photographs. In on interview in 2010, Naoki said, "There DS 95-96 are still so many places I haven't been to and haven't seen." Even to a man like in the opinion of people Ishikawa Naoki, the world is a big, big place. AQ7 He climbed the other six of the seven AQ 8 I want to visit foreign countries/. & The other The other Ö •Photograph 3A ⚫ Photo <省略 写真家 •Photographer * Somewhere [simwear ] どこかに Summit (s) (simus)] (in) 11 Mt. Everest [mdunt évarast] エベレスト Continent(s) Fantanant(s)/Fints-] clear (Hior] 大陸
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Dute P50 0 Lesson 4 Part 1 Ⓡ New Zealand has a lot of natural beauty. It is famous Ⓡ for its mountains and rivers. It also has a wonderful night sky. * beauty [bjú:ti] 美しさ observe (abzó: rv ] ⑩観察する P51 tourist(s) [tuarist(s)] 観光客 nearby [niarbai] 近くの telescope (télaskoup (télish oup] universe [jú:novo:rs] 望遠鏡 国宇宙 CQ1. In the center of New Zealand's South Island. X Tekapo 不特定) In the Center of No South Island. there is a small CQ 2 In the 1960s © * no + % Mown Colle for tourists. They love AQ 1. Yes, I do. Because 1 want to 「1人(1つ)も~ない 少しも~ない 文全体を否定の see many beautiful places. 普 to stay 可算不可算どちらでも回 it's beautiful blue AQ 2 Becaus Tekapo is high in the mountains. water. ⑧ I don't have any monty. こちらの方が語的 These days, many tourists also come to see the stars. Why? Tekapo is high in the mountains. The air is fresh and Its location is high up. DS351 clear. There are no lights from nearby cities for these reasons, the night sky is bright with stars. -kacentes tin -nearby • near 前置詞 With such a beautiful night sty. Tetapo is a god place 一が存在するので (1) to observe the Stars. In the 1960s. 1 the stars it is easy to see Scientists put a big telescope at the top of a mountain next to ww (15) the lake. They have used the telescope to learn more about the converse.
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Durry 10 前置詞 agree with Lesson 4 Part II P52 *shut Ját] The people of Tekapo play Ian important part in keeping the night 閉じる 0. loss [15 (:)] 失うこと sky beautifl. They try hard to make the twon dark at night. They make an effort shut their curtains in the evening. They also put special covers on the street lights. At one time, however, the night sky was in danger. Around But there was once a chance that the night sky would be lost. the year 2000, there was against http ①からいくに F Ok Heer Of Res seem (ed) [siam(d)] convenient [kanvían jant -iant 1 一のように思われる。…らしい便利な necessary [néseseri] 必要なくてはならない develop ・ 発展させる。 CQ3. They put special covers on the street light. CQ4. They were worried about the loss of the dark night sky. Aa3 To keep the night sky beautiful. a plan to develop the twon of Tetapo. AQ4 It meant more jobs in the town and a more convenient life. The idea was to set up a new shopping area. * a low P63 051 味 GO 3 few of the people in Tekapo seemed to support 10 At last, many of the people plan. It meant more jobs in the twon. It also meant a more Convenient life. 05 529 the But a few people didn't like the plon. The scientists ware worried v were against the plan for their about the loss of the dook right sky. It was necessary It was important for them to have a work. Travel companies were worried. too. They were afraid of losing. clear night sky. *Seemed to little である He scombe sick. He seed to be sick 少しはある a few a little He seems tombeve been sick He seemed to have been sick their tourists.
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Dre PFA ① Lesson 4 Part ⑦ One such person was Ozawa Hideyuki. He had been running a travel company in Tekapo for some years. During that time, he I had brought many Japanese tourists to see the beautiful night sky. A It was something they could not see back home. [⑥ They could not Ozawa knew that than a shopping area. see such a sky in Japan. Tekapo's night sky was much more important "the plan was less important than the night sky. To save the sky, he came up with a thought of new idea. He decided to ask UNESCO to put it on its World Heritage list. P55 [大阪] DS 101-103 This was something nobody had ever thought of before. Some He was the first person to think of this ide people said that it was a strange idea. However, the plan attracted www the attention of someone important - a former minister in the New ⑪ Zealand goverment. Her name was Margaret Austin. She agreed with Ozawa and said that she wanted to help him. former ①前の元の 前のはじめの * heritage [hératid 5] 200 A minister [minostar] 大臣 nobody (nouba:dil-badi] attract (ed) (atrakt (d)] 囮誰もいない Ozawa Hideyuki was. CQ 5. CQ 6. Margaret Austin did A former <興味注意など)を引きつける minister of the New Zealand government did To ask UNESCO to put it on its World Heritage list. AQ 5. AQ 6. I would have agreed run ⑩「走る」 「競争>をする」「経営する。 *く危険など)を冒す。 「〈機械など>を動かす」 * had upp have Upp will have Jep now
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Date Lesson 4 Port N 560 ⑦ Can the night sky really be part of the heritage of the world? With the support of Margaret Austin, the idea became more popular and in 2010, UNESCO began to discuss it. The discussions helped to make the twon more famous. In June ソースイエイション more well known 2012, the International Dark- Sky Association chose Tetapo's night DS 180 V ( CQ7 It was chosen in June 2012. CQ8. There were third three They started to discuss about it in 2010 AQ In 2010. AQ 8 It means that Tekapo was one of the best places in the world to see the night sky. MQ What did discussions helped? They helped to make the town more famous. 現在 完了形の準動詞 seem to have been very sky as its fourth Dark Sky Reserve. It seems that they were very ①They impressed they gave it "gold status." This meant that Tekapo was DS 262 pressed one of the best places in the world to see the night sky. one of the 「最も口なの」 cities these days, people can't see the stars at Ⓡ night because there is too much light. If you want to see lots もうしょう of beautiful stors, why not? visit Tekapo for yourself? to have Upp (FRA) having Upp (%2) haping Upp (72) →主節 * association (asousie Jan] ⑩を連想する status stat as ster-] 名位、身分 資格 reserve (nza:] impress (Impré's 7 ②保護区 19によい印象を与える
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Date
Lesson 5 Port I
P66 ①
③Entert
The melodies we hear in the music charts are usually new.
Sometimes, however, a big hit comes from an old melody.
①
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Amazing Grace is a very popular song. It has been sung by
I
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Englishman called John Newton The reasons why he wrote.
V
Amazing Grace are very interesting.
* chart(s) ((fairt(s)]
ヒットチャート
recording [riksirdiy]
⑥ 録画・録音されているもの
record (ed) [riki:rd (id)]
記録する。鈍色(録音)する
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ill (6/7
病気の気分が悪い!
recorder [korder]
③ 録画 (録音)機器
When her album came out. in 2005. Minako was ill with
Cancer (kansar]
singers in many countries. In Japan, for example, one famous
recording was made by Honda Minato.
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現在の動態
has been
Englishman [inglifman]
amazing [ame]
grace (gress]
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名(男の)イングランドト
囲すばらしい驚くべき
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CQ2
To cheer up a friend in the same hospital.
An Englishman called John Newton did.
AQ 1. Yes I do
Let it go.
AQ 2.
She was ill with canter.
Canter.
She passed away
Cancer While she was in hospital, she recorded the song on a
ⓘ
voice recorder She did it to cheer up a friend in the same
to help a friend in the hospital feel up.
hospital. Soon after that. Minako passed away.
P67
1
The song she recorded in hospital was leter heard on TV.
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People were moved by her beautiful voice and the reason for
DS 590
making the recording However, most of them had no idea of the
meaning behind the song.
background
did not know the
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This book has been translated into many languages since it was
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Lesson 5 Part I P68 ocean (oufan] John Newton was bom in London in 1725. He was the son Storm storm] Safely [séifli] 海海洋、大洋 Don @ of a ship's captain. At the age of 11, he went to sea with @ When Newton was 11 his father. When he grew up. he found work in the slave trade. Ⓡ He took slaves from the west coast of Africa to the New world. In those days, trading slaves was not against the law. @ P69 D.5.497 Newton himself saw nothing wrong with it. did not thing it was a bad trade In 1748, at the age of 22, Newton experienced an event made a big the middle of the ocean D.S397 that changed his life. It happend difference to Newton's life In mm ~しようとしている。するところである during a great storm. He was sure that he was about to die. 感情の理由 For the first line in his life, he called out to God and asked. for help. In the end, the store passed and the ship reached. lend safely. He felt in his heart that God had saved him. slove [sletv] trade (treid) (20 42 * captam [kaptant-tm] [ZO Hok 他を経験する Coast (koust) 貿易取引 experience (d) (pienion] muddle (mid] Ca3. At the age of 11. he did. ^ He went to sea Ca4. He worked in 無事に無傷に安全に the slave trade. Aa3 He (saw) nothing (wrong) (with) it. AQ4 He experienced an event that changed his life. 出来事 (abstract) - 94467 (concrete) Ma. Who was father of John Newton? A ship's captain was... Porta 関係副詞…先行詞と節をつなぐはたらき、副詞のはたらき when. where. why, how a 400. * 前置詞+関係代名詞と同じはたらき!? 1725 父 1748 体験 *-:> Storm 真部
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Date Dork P700 Lesson 5 Part II When he reached lend, he went straight to a church and prayed: After that. @ Stronger He looked ④「ますます~」「だんだん~」 * P.S.266 his belief in God became stronger and He became a strong believer in God. and back at his life and felt that he had → Inot been a good man. He also began to feel slaves that he met in his work. → ① ⑩もある pray to do 「~するように祈る」 pray(ed) (prés(d)] belief (bilif) serve [sá:rv] 信じること信念 ④ 働く仕える clergymon (klárdyman 田舎地方 聖職者 牧師 Olney [oulni] Countryside [kintrisoid] hymn(s) [him (2)] Spread [spred] Christan [trist fan] image [[mid3] 聖歌 広める Sorry for the CQ 5 CQ6 At the age of 30. Newton beame ill. He had to give up. He stopped working ar his life as a sailor. He found new work, but he was not happy. Sea He felt that it was time for him to serve God, not himself. Olney, a small In 1964, Newton became a clergyman in village in the English countryside Around this time. he wrote ⑪ many hymns. He wanted to spread He began to @ the Christian massage. He never forget about the time when he thought that God had save him. That was the image in his mind when he wrote the famous lines of Amazing Grace. AQ5 イメージ Newton belived that he had been saved by God. これよりも They were about the Christian message. He thought that he had not been a good man. AQ6 [OE] ma When did Newton becom ill? Q ますます多くの人たちが環境に優しい製品を使っています。 * More and more people use eco-friendly products.
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Dare P720 Lesson 5 Part N The original words to Amazing Grace were published in 1779 Newton wrote 24 lines, but some of them were later dropped @ G or changed. The music has also changed. The beautiful melody we know today was something that came later ⑤ DS.447 Dare * publish (ed) [piblas(+)] Scotland [ská:fland | skét-] perhaps [porhaips] Origin(s) [rady() [] gospel [gó:spl] 起源 beyond [bio:nd bijond] 一の向こうに(ヘビの)を越えて ゴスペル ことによると、ひょっとしたら truth [trú:0] 国⑩ 真実 alive [alárv] 生きている。存続して Surely (Júarli | Só:-] 確かにきっと CQ7 They were. published 1779. In 0.5.511 We do not know for sure where the melody come from Some D.5.430 間接疑問 ⑦ think that it came from Scotland, perhaps. Others believe that its Origins lie in the gospel songs of the American South.. P73 The truth is not known, but the beauty of the melody. @ helps this song to go beyond time and place. The 1970 version by Judy Collins was a big hit in both the U.S. and the U.k. In Japan, the versions by Shiratori Emiko and Honda Minato have both been very popular. These are just a few of the many singers who have kept the song alive. Amazing Grace will surely continue to 0.5.534 live in the hearts of millions for a long time to come ca8. Judy Collins's version was.. AQ7. Some think that it comes from Scotland.. and others from the gospel songs of the American South AQ8. It helps the song (to) go beyond time and place. 確信の度合い 0 30% 60% 50% 70% 80% 90% 100% F + + + possibly Perhaps likely maybe probably Q あの男の人は誰か教えてください。 Please tell me for sure who that man is: S V + necessarily
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Lesson 6 Part I
P80
①
For a long time. diamonds have been popular
"see" "0494
→
in rings. They
are seen as bright and beautiful However, some diamonds have a dark side
Do
you
know Siera Leone? It is a country on the west coast of
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Africa. Covering about 70.000 square kilometers in size, it is a little
Smaller than Hokkaido. The population in 2008 was about six million.
Siera Leone
is one of the poorest countries in Africa. About 60%
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of the people live on no more than one dollar a day. In 2008,
the
average
life
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997
expectancy the country was only 42- are of the
lowest in the world.
Sierra Leone
[siéra lion-óuni].
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expectancy
main
rebel(s)
gun(s)
[skwear] [tspettansi] [mm]
正方形の予想値圏主要な
mine(s) unhappiness
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lasted from 1991 to 2002 It was a war between the goverment and
took place
group
of rebels. These rebls bought guns using diamonds that come
from Siena leave's mines Diomonds usually make people happy but,
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数が減る/増える
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l be was successful
137
to do
in order to do
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P82 Lesson 6 Part II Diamonds that are used to pay for war are known as "klood Ⓡ diamonds In fact there is a movie called Blood Diamond. It is a story about the buying and selling of blood diamonds in Sierra Leone. in the 1990s. #rotic D.S. 174 In real life, in the movie, the rebels forced people in local. 1) S V village to work for them in mines. The work was difficult and dangerous. to do 「強制的にO」 Many people lost their lives there. Two million people had to leave the country. P83 @ D.S.505 The lones who suffered most in the war were children. Many of then lost their parents and their homes. Even worse, mony were (10) token by the rebels. Some reports said that they took over 5.000. children between the age of 10 and 16. Some were sent to the mines. DS. 1990. do (1) Others were made to fight as soldiers. Many of these child soldiers were. Rs.174 mm given drugs that led them to kill people uithout feeling quilly. [blad] [fach+] [fairs(t)] [lock!] blood fact force(d) local Sufferced) fight [shfor(d)] [fast] 強制する 地元の ⑥苦 戦う drug(s) led lead kill guilty [drig (z)] [led] 30μ* [kil] (gilti ] そらせる 20 201 Soldier(s) [sould gar(1)] 30 k 殺す 囲胃の意識がある Ca 3 They forced them (to (work) for them in (mines). Ca4 Over Gover (more than } 5.000 children were. Gerto AQ3 They mean diamonds (which are) used to (pay) for (war) AQ4 Some were sent to the (mines) • SVO to do force 0 to do 強制的にさせる lead to do 〇にさせる10が~するように仕向ける allow to do 〇が~するのを許可する end ble to do 可能にする ポイント語 buy sell 1990 5000 10-16 drug fill
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