高2のCROWNです。 サッカラバードは紀元前200年に墓の中に置いてあったという解釈でいいのでしょうか？

some disCoveries just don'{ fit in withwhat we know. They are called "out-of-place aftifact" (QOPARTS). They seem to show that ancient people knew about pnodern technology. fit =n JAncient Egyptian aircraft Did the ancient Egvptians understand the principles of flying? Some people believe that the “Saqqara Bird" shows that they did. The Egyptian Saggara Bird dates back to about 200 B.C. No one knows what it was made for. Perhaps it was a toy. Does the Saqqara Bird show ● that the Egyptians knew the principles of Viation? The Egyptians often placed models of actual artifacts in their tombs, so the Saqqara Bird could be a model of an actual airplane. Scientiststested 5 a model based on its design and found that the G-2 Saqqara Bird could have flown. Perhaps the Egyptians understood the principles of aviation a thousand years before the st Saqqara Bird. In the Temple of Seti I, büilt around 1280 B.C., there is a lkieroglyph showing what appears to be adelicopter. Where could the ancient Egyptians have learned about aircraft?

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5 スポーツは私を幸せにする。 Sparts make ke a Japy 6 私をタクシー (taxi) と呼んで。 Lall mo tari. ⑦ 私は彼に数学は重要だと教えた(伝えた)。 fall him thnt math is imbartAni_

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

黄色マーカー部分のitが指す内容は、本文でいうところのどの部分でしょうか?詳しく教えてください！

65 演習 65 (問題→本冊: p.131) One of the worst parts of urban life, as the sociologists call it, is riding in automatic elevators. The ride is all right. It is smooth and safe and free. But the silence gets a person. There is something strange about being sealed in a small room with a lot of other people without a word being spoken. 【全文訳】社会学者の言う都市生活の最も不快な面の1つは自動エレベーターに乗るこ とである。乗ることそのものは問題ない。 円滑で安全でただである。しかし沈黙に は閉口する。言葉が交わされることなくほかの多くの人と一緒に狭い部屋に閉じ込 められるのは何だか妙な感じだ。

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In modern times, pictograms are gaining importance as 10 our world becomes more and more global. They are especially useful in places where people from different parts of the

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After Fir Vocabulary 本文* Lesson 読解時間2分54秒 6 回モ回 Track 11 1 In Japan, there are two unique styles of drama: kabuki and Takarazuka Opera. 「nese two look very different because kabuki is traditional and Takarazuka Opera IS very modern. Nevertheless, we can find a lot of similarities between them. The greatest similarity is the performers. Both are played by performers of In kabuki, all the performers are men. One sex. There are special actors who always perform women's parts. They are called oyama. In Takarazuka Opera, all the performers are women. Even the strongest men's parts are played by women who are dressed up like men. Kabuki and Takarazuka Opera have music. In Takarazuka, actresses sing to the music played in the theater. In kabuki, the actors do not sing themselves, but 10 there are some singers and musicians on the stage. Kabuki actors and Takarazuka Opera actresses wear very colorful costumes. Both of them also put on beautiful make-up and act in a dramatic way. Kabuki players' performances are powerful for men"'s parts and elegant for women's parts. 15 Famous oyama are said to look more like women than real women. The Takarazuka actresses who play men's parts look really handsome and act just like men. Because of the actresses skills, the audience *is fascinated by the *gorgeous shows. Kabuki has old people as its fans, while Takarazuka Opera's fans are mostly But all of them are very *enthusiastic. Kabuki and Takarazuka 20 young women. Opera are popular because they try to show beauty which we cannot find in our daily lives. Why don't you go to see these plays and find more similarities? 261 words Words & Phrases 1.17 be fascinated by …に魅せられる .17 gorgeous 形豪華な 1.20 enthusiastic 脳熱狂的な

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99 10“The Asian system is transparent,” says Karen Fuson, a Northwestern University psychologist. ) *I think that it makes the whole attitude toward math 3 different. Instead of beinga rote learning thing, there 3 is a pattern I can figure oul. 『 There is an expectation that I can do this. For fractions, we say three fifths. The Chinese is literally, ‘out of five parts, take three.? That is clearly telling what a fraction is." dano

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10/ 北西の大学の心理学者のカレンフソンはアジアのシステムはわか りやすいと言います。 私は異なる数字に対する全体の態度を作ると考えます。 丸暗記で学ぶ代わりに、私が見つけ出せるパターンがあります。 ここに私がそれをできる可能性があります。 分数の場合私たちは three fifths と言います。 中国語は文字通りに?????です。 それは分数とは何かとはっきり言います。