下線の質問です。①thingsにかかっている関係詞節はどこまでか。②referは訳ではnatural thingsにかかっていますが、後ろにto不定詞があるのでrecognizeにかかると考えましたが何故違うのですか？

リ 25 their basis. Only, Iam afraid that, in their case, too, “the foot of the lampstand is dark.” They are/too close to their own names as I was to my Own in my boyhood to recognize their inner glory, They are, moreover, to0 close to the natural things to which their names refer to recognize the inner glory in them, either. As with all wonder, it i necessary to view names and 30 things not from close-up but from a distance. どうょ? (注)現代英語では “Oh, Romeo, Romeo, why are you Romeo?” となる。 問1 下線部(1)のように筆者が考えるのはなぜか。 20字程度の日本語で説明せ よ。日人の者はや川や異料理くaうに自然が開徴していよら Tlim Ieo 問2 空所(2)に入れるのに最も適当なものを, 次の①~①の中から1つ選べ。 ~. Fren thayh Even though と で D In spite of that On the contrary ③ NeyerthelesS ) それびも od 1eeg それどつろか

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1. This soup ( )really good. O is tasting 2 tastes 3 has taste の have tasted 2. )you hear this message, please call me. 0 In case の Until 3 By the time の As soon as 3. I didn't recognize him at first because he ( )a lot of weight. O loss 2 has lost 3 had lost の would lose 4. Oh no, the coffee machine ( ) work! Ineed to have a cup of coffee now! O won't 2 can't ③ mustn't の shouldn't A: "Would youmind ( )you a personal question?" B: "Uhm it depends." 5. O asking 2 having asked 3 when l asked の iflasked 6. The boss seems irritated. We( )talk to him. ① had not better 2 had not better to 3 had better not の had to better not 7. The present progressive expresses an activity ( )is in progress at the moment of speaking. 0 that 2 who 3 one の what

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/18 30秒) 1 次の文が下線部Oと同じ意味になるように、( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 (完着8点) mo ( ) ( ax) for 40 years in which creative writing ( at the talent ication, can is it that a 2(0)に入れるのに最も適切な語句をa~dの中から選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (8点) a. had b. had been C. has d. have vears, has 3( ③ )に入れるのに最も適切な語をa~dの中から選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (8点) Creative a. guilty b./ successful suitable d. wrong C. v, was to writers, 4 第1~3段落の内容と一致するものをa~eの中から2つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。(完答10点) rse. i bodeinn d w 1 The talent needed to write a novelmust be developed in university courses. a. y those ut they -hieved b. If creative writing not really a skill that can be taught in university courses, one cannot explain how the UEA's course has produced so many successful writers. About 40 years ago, the creative writing course at UEA was established to C to be train future writers, but now its original purpose has totally changed. d. Some in the literary world were doubtful of the UEA's creative writing course, ed as claiming that the craft of writing fiction should not be taught at universities. e. The creative writing course at UEA is so popular that every student who applies is accepted to the course. ain's most nual 5 第4~6段落の内容と一致するものを a~eの中から2つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。(完答10点) not a. Rose Tremain, a former student of UEA, is writinga success story about the DSd beti creative writing course. m re b. Those who achieve excellent grades in UEA's course are promised to have 1. their works published. S c. The author of The Underground Man, Mick Jackson, feels that UEA's course was useful to him in his career as a writer. d. Students of the creative writing course at UEA come together to talk about strengths and weaknesses of each other's writing. e. Mick Jackson describes the education system in the creative writing course as a “support mechanism” because its program provides the opportunity to work on his own. 解答·解説集 p.16 か を世料する |重要単語·熟語チェック 辞書で意味を確認しよう 1. the case /6a kérs/ 圏 4. acknowledge /akná:lid3/画® 2.a succession of ~ 5.criticize /kritasàrz/■ ® 分の様にする 6. pursuit /pars(j)ú:t/図 3. take credit for ~

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Short Stories in English Reading 11 What is it? tort ob f'np 世の中には生まれつき足の速い人がいるものです。ある日.警警察官が町中を必死に走って いる女性を見かけ,声をかけます。 1 8of tnow teui P=police officer(警察官) W =woman(女性) police officer [pali:s 3:fisar ポリース オーフィサ] P:What's up? Why are you running so fast? What's up? mm どうしたのですか。 :There's a thief! I'm chasing him. thief[0i:f スィーフ] chase P:Athief? ne eH [tféis チェイス] W: Yes, but I lost him. Did you see him? The police officer turns around.no turn around 振り向く P:He's running behind you. behind [biháind ビハインド] W:What? Venom ym Where is the thief running? Question nolhzenp P:What's up? Why are you running so fast? 音読にチャレンジ W: There's a thief! I'm chasing him. 登場人物の気持ちをよく考えながら. ベペアに なって声に出して読みましょう。 …上がり調子に読む P:Athief? W: Yes, but Ilost him. Did you see him? P: He's running behind you. W: What?

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8 The Case of the Dentist's Patient 歯料医院での者殺人事件 1 D Wihianns, a New York dentist, was getting readly to take an *X-ray on the left his ptient, Dorothy Hoowe The ddoor behind him opened silently and hand apyarnd、 t was wearine a white slove and holding a **automatic pistol. ng Rang! Two *"shots snded. Miss Hoover fell over in the chair. She was ead. 3 t a *"susieet ffor the shooting** Inspector WWinters told his chief at his e o hours later. he cbwor boy took a nervous man up to Dr. Williams' offe、a few minutes before the shooting. 1he boy described the man and I am sure John Barton. He was **in prison before. This evening we found him at his るmng house, Ive told him that I only want to ask him a few questions." 10 B Burton was brought in and he anoily said, "What is all this about?" Have you ever heard of a Dr, Williams?" asked the Inspector. No. I haven't. Why?" replied Burton. Dorothy Hoover was shot to death less than three hours ago as she sat in a S chair in Dr. Williams' office," the Inspector explained. I was sleeping all afternoon," said Burton. 「An elevator boy savs he took a man who looked like you a moment before the shots were heard," the Inspector told Burton. It wasnt me," Burton insisted. "A lot of guys look like me. I haven't been in a dentist's office since I came out of prison, You are mistaken." *No."**interrupted the chief, ", We have good *1°proof to send you back to 4) prison for a very long time!" 1 265 words I

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Language Review: Fill in the following sentences using the words in the box. capture store Come up with persistent reliable prototype durable relatively exaggeration found 1. We have created a for our new product. We will test it today. 2. You should water in these bottles in case of emergency 3. The engineers decided to their own company. 4. The new computer was inexpensive. 5. I cannot find a solution to this difficult and problem. 6. This machine is made from very strong materials, so it is very 7. The researchers found a way to and store electricity. 8. We need to some new ideas to solve this problem. 9. It is an to say that oil will run out soon. 10. You can depend on this person. He is

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Speak & (1)おすすめの本や漫画,映画などを紹介しよう。 Write 例 - I like Dragon Ball. I think the characters are cool. ;1like Back to the Future. I think it is the perfect movie for science fiction fans. (2)(1)で話したことを書こう。 例 Ilike Dragon Ball. I think that the characters are cool. Ilike Detecti ve Conan Ithink that iけ is amazing to Solve many Cases ②Ilike - chan. I think many characters are very interesting . Chibi Marako

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U4 Track 20 A ある動物園のホームページに,お知らせがでています。 We need a name for the baby elephant! Jmob yortl hob ahteDule yall0 VnM On the morning of June 1, a baby African elephant was born at our zoo. He is a healthy male elephant. Our zoo is having a contest to find a good name for the new baby. hre Tol erobmy ovyor About the baby elephant 5 He weighs 80 kilograms, and is a little small for a normal new-born baby. The mother, named Pao, has given birth to three babies before. We are now having public viewings of him on a TV monitor, but you have to wait until August to see ) him directly. Tobaou) Smoite 0 Entry Naming Contest Entry Rules 1) Click on the “Entry” button on the right. Then write your name for the baby, then press the "Confirm” button to submit your entry form. 文の 2) You can apply only one time. Please submit just one name for the baby on the entry form. 3) The deadline is August 1, 1 p.m. は法ム のmadT ニ pninstei 4)oThe selected name for the baby will be announced on our homepage on 文美 August 20. obno.1 liw onslq tuoY () ) adT (S) ) CSTICCjCq" If the name is selected, the person will receive 500 dollars. The winner will be Prizes allowed to ride on the father elephant in ea parade. We are going to have the parade to celebrate our 100th anniversary in September. oThere may be some people who submitted the selected name. In that case the first person will be the winner. notes give birth to ~を出産する entry 入り口,参加登録 entry formは, 入カフォーム。 confirm (正しいと)確かめる ホームページの入カフォームにある「確 認ボタン」。 apply 申し込む submit 提出する deadline celebrate

これは同格ってやつですか？しかし、同格になるような表現が見当たらない気がするのですが…

のの文、 れに てる I took it for granted that you were fully acquainted with the case. take - for granted は, 「-を当然のことと思う」という表現で,こ こでは, -部分に, itがおかれています。 「わたしはそれを当然だと思 う」。 そのあとで, that節がきていますから, it = that~かなと思い,た しかに, that 節内部は完全な文の形となっており,that 節はSやOや Cにはなっていませんから, it = that~と確認できます。 take it for granted that~「~を当然だと思う」は頻出です。 2「君がそのことについてよく知っているのは当然だと思いました」

この下線部のand後ろの接続がcanとの並列だと思ったんですけど、解答と違いました。理由が知りたいです。

次の英文を読んで、下記の問いに答えなさい。 Everyone knows what is supposed to happen when two English people who have never met before come face to face ina train-they start talking about the weather. In some cases this may simply be because they happen to find the subject interesting. Most people, though, are not particularly interested in analyses of climatic conditions, so there must be other reasons for conversations of this kind. ,One explanation is that it can often be quite embarrassing to be alone in the company of someone you are not acquainted with and not speak to them. If no conversation takes place the atmosphere can become rather , strained. However, by talking to the other person about some neutral topic like the weather, it is possible to strike up a relationship without actually having to say very much. Train conversations of this kind-and they do happen, although not of course as often as the popular myth supposes-are a good example of the sort of important social function that is often fulfilled by language. Language is not simply a means of communicating information-about the weather or any other subject. It is also a very important means of establishing and maintaining relationships with other people. Probably the most important thing about the conversation between our two English people is not the words they are using, but the fact that they are talking at all.