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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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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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5-Uns © Disney 62 章 末 問 題 BRSIC (→別冊p.7) 次の各文の空所に入る適当な語句をそれぞれ選択肢から選びなさい。 1) Sayaka( 工) elegant in the black suit. ア. sounds イ. grows ウ. looks エ. sees 2) At last my dreams(. ) true. イ.kept 3) Do you know bamboo (1 ) in warm countries? ア. held ウ、came エ、went ア. becomes grows ウ、raises エ、looks 4) I'll give (イ) tomorrow. ア. to her a birthday present イ. her a birthday present ウ. a birthday present for her 5) Ben always keeps ( ア. his room clean イ、clean his room ウ. his roonm to clean )a lot of people in the concert hall. イ. There was ア. It was ウ. There were 「 A群 R群?つのグループの中から1つずつ適当なものを結びつけて文を完月

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休校にせざるをえなかった toward online classes and other digital technologies , in schools. オンライン授業や他のデジタル技術への (変化) This started a change このことは変化の始まりとなった! 学校での In many countries, , digital technologies were already being used , for learning. デジタル技術はすでに使われつつあった 9m 多くの国々で bas niv 学習のために A survey from before the pandemic said , that 65% of 15-year-olds in OECD countries 上 パンデミックの前のある調査によると~ということだった OECD 諸国の15歳の65%に教師がいた(ということ) PKBol who used digital devices in classes. 授業でデジタル機器を使う(教師) However, , that number was less than 30% , in Japan. ae を与える その数空は30%未満だった 日本では is ま IL

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質 Akira: Because I love cooking. I often cook for my family. Cooking udon is fun. Hamburgers Susan: What are your plans for the future, Akira ? 答 Akira: I want to learn cooking and become a cook. Susan: Why ? are good, but I like Japanese food better. Do you like Japanese food ? Susan: Sure. I have never had natto, but I sometimes eat tempura and sukiyaki. Tofu is m.. favorite food. Akira: I'm glad to hear that. I've heard sushi is becoming more popular in some foreign countries. That is right. Susan: Akira: I want to be a cook and work in a foreign country some day. Susan: Then I will visit you. Akira: That's nice. Susan: Which country do you want to live in after you become a cook ? Akira: Well, u2z9n ale Susan: I think so. How about my country, Australia? U AO Akira: I want to go there, but I want to live in America. Susan: Why ? Akira: Because I want to be a cook ina big city. Susan: There are big cities in Australia. Akira: I mean a big city like New York. Susan: I see. Akira: I know Sydney is a big city in Australia. But New York is a big city in the world. cook:料理人, 料理する hamburger: ハンバーガー 注 favorite: 大好きな。 plan: 計画 future: 将来 foreign:外国の Sydney: シドニー(オーストラリアの都市) (1) 下線部Dの内容は何ですか。 その内容を日本語で具体的に書きなさい。 (10点)

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次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 次C Most people in the United States speak only one language: English. They do not learn to speak a second language. Some languages are taught at high schools, but very few students learn to speak well. Why (①)? B M つum V19 First, most Americans never travel to other countries. The United States is a very large country. Americans can travel a long distance and not leave the United States. They do not need to learn a new language. Second, one of the countries next to the United States is Canada. Most people in Canada HAG Aon ernqpeg pauat 2f speak English. Some Americans live near Canada. They often travel there, but they do not have to learn a new language. boe (3), many people in other parts of the world speak English. If Americans travel to other countries, they can speak English there, too. Some Americans think that it is a mistake to speak only English. They believe it is very 10 1 Jn9toltib asen important to learn a second language. Other Americans will think SO some day. Then most people will speak a second language in the United States. nolest 注 distance: 距離 mistake: 間違い (12点)

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Vocabulary skills: Collocations Read the text. Then find verbs that collocate with the words and phrases below. Write the infinitive of each verb. KEY VOCABULARY SKILLS STUDY SHEET 7, PAGE 164 The Duke of Edinburgh’'s Award The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (known as the DofE) began in the U.K. in 1956. It gives young people from all backgrounds an opportunity to experience challenge and adventure, acquire new skills, and make new friends. Each year, participants between the ages of 14 and 24 complete many hours of voluntary community work. There are three levels: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Each one requires increasing commitment, so you can choose which level is best for you. There are four sections at Bronze and Silver level, and five at Gold. These sections combine practical, cultural, and adventurous activities. Achieving a Duke of Edinburgh's Award helps young people to develop a sense of responsibility, and promotes values of persistence, commitment, and enterprise. It has a lasting impact on young people's behavior, skils, and life chances. In 1988, the DofE was expanded to become international. These days, over 635,000 participants around the world are achieving a DofE at any one time. Since the DofE began, Over six million young people in over 123 countries have taken part, and it continues to grow in popularity. 1 an appointment / small talk / progress success / your goals / independence dark / older / crops 2 4 a course / a form / an exercise someone a chance / a talk / feedback 5 awareness / growth / competition a qualification / knowledge / a reputation for something a problem / dificulty / something at first hand a friendship / a taste for something / an idea 6 7 8 9 Predicting Look at the title of the information sheet you’re going to read. Discus with a partner what. think you'll read about. Gnbal Youth Service Day

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measures to encourage tap water use. In Britain, bottles restrict the consumption of bottled water. In the United States, the Conference of Mayors in 2008 voted to take of water are no longer served at government meetings. 4 Around the world, many countries have started to VBWB restrict [ristrikt] consumption [kansámpJen] conference [ká:nfarans] mayor(s) [méior(z)] measure(s) [mézar(z)] 1-サムフェーし コv15しス government 5 [gávarnmont] Clearly, the movement against bottled water is growing. significant significant [signífikant] カンサプンョン B while the consumption of bottled water is a environmental concern in the developed world, the lack of concern [kansá:rn] clean drinking water is a major health problem in the developing world. developingldivelopig) The World Health Organization has 10 billion [biljan] found that over one billion people, mainly in poorer whatsoever [wAtsouévar] supplies [saplaiz] <supply portion [p5:r an] Countries, have no access to safe water whatsoever. 6 In order to improve world water supplies, some companies in the U.S. have started donating a portion of donation(s) [dounéijon(2)) sales from bottled water. Donations and lifestyle changes 15 will not immediately solve these global problems, but they direction [darékfan] are a small step in the right direction. Remember this the next time you think about buying a bottle of water. 9. in the developing worldと対比されている表現を抜き出しなさい。 3. the Conference of Mayors (全米)市長会 3. take measures 対策を講じる 10. the World Health Organization 世界保健機関 (WHO) 12. no access to safe water whatsoever = no access to safe water at all