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2. 次の英文を読み問答えよ Where do you get your drinking water? Do you drink it straight from the tap, or do you boil it before drinking? Or perhaps you drink only bottled water? JH Singa 5 MO 3 grOup of four undergraduates have started a campaign to Sncourage people to drink tap water instead of bottled water。 The campaign. GUeCDmmleWise Drnk Tap2aims to reduce plastic waste in the long run. Tve always found it convenient to drink straight from the Besides, Tve never Suffered any discomfort from drinking Singapore's tap water. But my mother would scold me for this。 Although Singapores tap Water js safe to drink, my mother believed it Was "safer' to 2 、| itfrst. When 1 was living in the countryside 開 Kyoto Prefecture, Some friends told me they Would drink tap water at home. but not if they Were in Kyoto City, as it didn't taste as *clean' or 'sweet' Some of my friends avoid tap water because they fnd that bottled water tastes better. But even 下 it does, Tm not sure it justifies the great price tag and environmental cost. According to a June 2 ali in 77e Gz27dzZ7。'a million plastic bottles ebought around the world every minute, and the number will jump another 209% by 2021, creating an environmental crisis which some campaigners predict wil ア as イ change ウ serious エエ asclimate オ be). a In 2016. more than 480 bilion plastic drinking bottles were sold worldwide. SS end fo end, they would eXtend morethan halfway to the sun. To persuade more people to drink tap water, Singapores Drink Wise, Drink Tap campaign ran a blind taste test at a community event They iled a huge mon Jari with bottled water and an identical jar with water straight from a fap In the public toilet nearby. To Hundred people tasted the water。 Most could not 店6 To be Tonest Tould prefer to 人ll my glass from my kitchen tap instead of the (olet ip ButiThedto choose petween buying bottled water and reflimg my bottle ー 玩6一 ぐM35(955)

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English Senior High

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『Cosmetic su \ i 人 has become Increasingly popular thro h ughout Asia. / 前 ( ) a recent survey, in South Korea one out of 2 ry two wom 2 en ha | mdergone cosmetc surgery at least once. Im Taiwan and Chi S ma as well women are turning to cosmetic surgery as never before And in < apan, o non-inVasive procedures known as "petit surgery'′are all the *rage Why are (|) numbers of Asians turning to cosmetic surgery? Notions of beauty differ from one individual to another and from society to society、 In many eastern countries, however, Western notions of beauty have been sweeping aside classical Asian ideas. The media are full of pictures of "ideal faces and bodies”: the Western standard of beauty has enormmous infhnence as a global standard. This has led to a *longing throughout the world for typical *Caucasian features一big, round eyes: a long, straight nose: and a welLdefned chin. Another reason for the cosmetic surgery boom is that good looks can improve a person's ( [| ) in the job market and workplace. In a society that puts considerable emphasiS On aDDearanCe, cosmetic surgery could be one possible “solution” to helping people overcome stress and other problems caused by their aDpearanCe. Cosmetic surgery。 however, Cannot be a solution for everyone. AS most cosmetic Surgeons realize, in many C3SeS, patients who want to change their apDearanCe 4Te *induced by emotional iSSues rather than by cal problems. For people *obsessed with cosmetic surgery 1S nOt 3 good idea. actual physi physical perfection and who have unrealistic expectationS, dictive and even destructive. Cosmetic surgery cannot Tt can become "ad s find the partner of oi n ur drearnS save_a faihng relationshiD Or help u ( ) it cannot change Who We 3re

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TOEIC・English Undergraduate

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English Senior High

この文章の、緑の蛍光ペンで線を引いたすぐ前のtheir(分かりにくくてすみません)って何の代用ですか? その前までに出ていた複数形がlower-grade employeeしかないのですが、これじゃないような気がして分からなくなりました😥 教えて下さい。

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