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【4】空欄に入る最も適切なものを選びなさい。 (1) The game was ( / ), but I was disappointed at the result. 4. bored 1. exclting 3. boring 2. excited (2) 'm really ( 1 ) about the coming vacation. We're going to Hawai! 3, exciting 1. excitement 4. exctted 2. excite (3) Mr. Brown nid that his trip was very ( う 1. interest 2. interested 3. interesting 4. to interest (4)( /)the hotel room, John was amazed to see how spacious it was. 1. Entering 4. To have entered 2. Entered 3. To enter (5)(3 )daily, vitamin pills can improve your health. 1. Taking 2. To take 3. Taken 4. Take (6)( 2 ) from here, the cars look like small matchboxes. 1. Seeing 2.Seen 3. Having seen 4. To see (7) The lights went out suddenly, ( )everyone in the auditorium. 1. in surprise 2.surprised 3. surprising 4. surprisingly (8) The audience gave the young singer a standing ovation. Deeply ( she expressed her thanks. 1. move 2.moyed 3. moving 4. to move

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導習 回目 蘭題1~10 は本冊04) 1 Japanese companies considered ( ロロ )their businesses in South Asian countries. (損南大) O expand 2 expanding 3 expansion @ to expand 2 Rats have been widely used in medical research because they ( ) a ロロ o number of traits with humans. share (法政大) O are sharing ② have shared ③ shared 3 A:IfI( ロロ B:You should be Prime Minister then! ) Prime Minister, I would lower taxes. (法政大) (1) are の had been ③ were am 4. My brother explained ( ) the Internet. ロロ (0 me to access (2) to access の how to access ④ for accessing (群馬大) 5 Don't throw the textbook away. You ( ) need it later. ロロ O can't 2 might ③ must not be ④ should be (会津大) 6 Miki was the only woman ( )ablack and yellow hat she looked ロロ like a bee. (愛鷹義塾大) O have worn ② had worn ③ wearing ④ worn 7 Rapid ( ) has increased the volume of international trade. ロロ O global のglobalized ③ globally ④ globalization (大阪経済大) 8 Lower your voice, ( )you will be overheard. ロロ O and 2 or ③ but ④ s0 (千菜工業大) 9 Today, in science class, I learned that salt water doesn't freeze ( ) 0℃. O at の in ③ on ④ with ロロ (センター試験) 10 Ihave more books at home ( ). コロ O than in my office ② than one in my office 3 than my ofice is ④ than those in my office (日本大)

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4 <be 動詞一般動詞 現在進行形の否定文〉 次の文を否定文に書きかえるとき, に適する語句を書 きなさい。 (1) Those girls are my friends. を合 Those girls (2) Tom andI like baseball. Tom and I (3) Miku cleans her room on Sunday. Miku on Sunday. (4) Jiro is playing soccer. Jiro

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Okinawa has helped mainland Japan in many ways. After the late 18th century, foreign ships often visited Okinawa. In those days, Japan was in national seclusion. Other countries pressed Japan to open up. As the southern gate to Japan, Okinawa (the Ryukyus) had to deal with 5 these countries. Do you play igo? You may place a stone on purpose so that your opponent can take it. It might help you win. This is a suteishi. During World War I, Okinawa was a “suteishi"” for our country. Many people were killed in Okinawa. While the war was fought in Okinawa, the o landing on the mainland by the U.S. military was delayed. After the war, Okinawa was placed under the control of the U.S. army. From Okinawa, American warplanes took off. In this way the U.S. took part in wars in Korea and Vietnam. At that time, the U.S. called Okinawa the military “Keystone of the Pacific.” In 1972 Okinawa was returned to Japan. But even now, about 70% of the U.S. military bases in Japan are located in Okinawa. In a way, it still is a suteishi. Yet a desire to become a keystone for true peace 5 is at the heart of Okinawa.

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USE READ3 The Story of Sadako p.40 OIt began withaflash. On Auqust 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped flas 8月 at over Hiroshima. Sadako was fwo years old. Atleast 130,000 people died en。 by the end of the year, but she survived. su のWhen Sadako was in elementary school, she especially liked her P.E. スポー/カ el class and was good at sports. She wanted to be aP.E. teacher when she e grew up. Sadako was a fast runner. In the sixth grade, she was selected as a member of the relay team for the school's sports day. e p.41 OAbout a month after the sports day, Sadako suddenly became sick) At first she thought that she just had a cold. However, her sickness got Worse, so she went to the hospital with her family. A doctor told her parents, "She has a kind of cancer caused by the bomb. I doubt she'll survive for more than one year." OIn the hospital, Sadako received some paper cranes. In Asia, cranes are a symbol of long life. Sadako began to fold paper cranes and wished for good health. She wanted to go back to school. She never lost hope. Sadako made over 1,000 cranes. However, she never left the hospital. Her life ended when she was only twelve. p.42 SThere is a famous statue standing in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. It is a girl holding a crane. It was built by Sadako's friends. Every year

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Mr. Smith: Oh, you're drawing a picture. Mika :I love drawing pictures.I want to make *animations. Mr. Smith : You want to be an *animator, right? Mika :Yes. My dream is to make people happy with my animations. Mr. Smith : That's a good idea. I don't know Japanese but I've watched some Japanese animations in English in my country. My friends also like them. People all around the world can watch Japanese animations in many other languages. Mika :*Wonderful! So if I make good animations, I can make many people happy. Mr. Smith :I hope so. You will have a lot of friends around the world, too. Mika Well. I have to (pictures / to /practice / be / drawing) a good animator. Please look at my picture. It's called Milly in 2035. Mr. Smith: Milly in 2035? What is Milly? Mika :Milly is a robot in the future. Her birthday is April 3, 2035. This is a future world. I made it Mr. Smith : What does Milly look like? ika :Milly looks like a dog. Here she is standing with a boy on the street. She lives with the boy and always helps him with difficult things. They are good friends. Ir. Smith :That's interesting. Tell me more about your picture. ika :Sure. In my picture, there is a man and a child, too. They usually live on the moon and came to the earth by *spaceship to see the boy and Milly. You can see the spaceship in my picture, . Smith:Do they live on the moon? sa :Yes. I think that people will *be able to live on the moon in 2035. Smith:That is an exciting idea. I like your picture. I think you can be a good animator if you try hard. :Thanks you, Mr. Smith.

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Drills Fill each blank with a suitable word. e, P 1. In this picture, the man(b)is standing behind me is my uncle 2. Fall is the season ( ) comes between summer and winter> 3. He is a famous writer (p) essays are often seen in magazines. 4. Show me ( A) you have in your pocket. もの b.who a what C. whom d. that e. whose car

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題1 次の文の下線部に適する語を書きましょう。 been looking at this painting. Was it painted in the centuri ? 20th B: Yes, it was painted in 1960. The artist was still alive then. Now he is 80 years old. Tat-)doio P2) A: I arrived here half haur _ago. an B: Oh, have you ever. standing here for 30 minutes? 題2( )内の語句を並べ替えて全文を書きましょう。文頭の語も小文字にしてあります。 D He(he / thaf / know / realized / much / didn't ) about the mission. He realized that he lidn't know about the mission (2) ( to / can / dó / we / a better world / whát/ create / ?) What can we do to cheate a hetter World. 3) Mika (with/for / been / her boyfriend / talking / has ) an hour. Mika has been talking with her boyfrie d for an heu,

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Matching for Understanding.\nl paitte0 Choose the expression on the right that means the same as the word on the left, as itis used in the text. shag 1. merits 所 2. choose( k) A. become no good; get old 入on. bao bode keep doing woH 3. capacity ( ( ) for walking to upper floor 4. relief d. not interesting herW 5. give up(n) g. good points oH 6. neglect_(h) みをしない 7. Schedule ( m) slow run Topi a unit of body energy 8. continue (b) h. not give attention to 1oW / unwilling to work Tonearta Correctly; the right way 9. wear oyt (0) 最れe分せる、使い言す 10. properly ( 3) さちんと 11. calorie (9) kk select; decide upon 12. stairway ( C) A. helping or making better wo 13. boring(d) plan or timetable is) 14. lzy |stop; quit; drop out 危慢な 15. jog 8. full amount%;B100 percent 9 uofi b o1 s per olat ainexe vil/ t l0ouou SE hyO lapeg ebiegromguh? W Serow ert aari ortW Whohas the wo Tneecb m

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その番号を記入せよ。 なんて attend ing (24点) This weekend, I had the pleasure of ( a ) my dear friend Dara Lynn's baby shower. Over a lunch of clam chowder, sirloin steak, and chocolate cake, I caught up (b) two of her friends, Amanda and Andrea, from law school. They were both lawyers now, and the subject of networking and responding to requests from people who were looking for career advice ( c ) up. Like many successful professionals, the two women were happy to help those who reached out to them for their professional opinion and guidance. However, they had a hard ( d ) believing how many of those people failed to thank them for their time afterward. It is unbelievable that anyone would reach out to a person who is obviously quite busy witha demanding job in addition to ( e )a parent and home-owner, ask that person to give up their time, and then not follow up with a simple thank you. If you are asking someone for a ( f ), you should let them know you appreciate that person's effort. Amanda told the story ofa young man, a few years out of law school, with (g) she had spent more than an hour giving advice. Shenoted he was not writing down any of the names of people or organizations she had suggested he contact. Instead of a thank-you note the following day, she received an email from him asking her ( h ) send him the names of the people she had mentioned. I was shocked that someone would be so “self-important"” and show such a ( i )