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10 【読解問題】 英文を読んで問いに答えなさい。 Ocean. In 1997, an ocean researcher reached a new “land" when he was sailing across the Pacific However, it was actually a huge amount of garbage (float) in the ocean. land was made of big and tiny plastic pieces. It is now ② (call) the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The In fact, there are five patches the world. ③ (in the Pacific/which / the largest / the researcher / of all / the patch/found/is). 研究者が太平洋で見つけたごみベルトは全ての中で最も大きいです。 The garbage patches are harmful to sea animals. They often get caught in fishing nets on the surface and cannot escape. They also eat small plastic pieces by mistake because these pieces look like their food. The plastics that human throw away kill many sea animals every year. It is said that the Great Pacific Garbage Patch contains about 80,000 tons of garbage. Some researchers say that there will ④ (is) more garbage than fish by 2050. We should reduce our use of plastic and gather the garbage in the sea. 問1 下線部 ①②④を正しい形に書き換えなさい。 問2 下線部③を正しい語順に並び替えなさい。 問3 次の質問に英語で答えなさい。 ただし ( )内の条件に従うこと。聞け Why do sea animals eat small plastic pieces by mistake? (7語以内の英語で) 問4 本文の内容と合っていればOを,違っていれば×を書きなさい。 (ア) An ocean researcher started to live on a new “land” in 1997. (イ) The five patches are nice places to live for sea animals. (ウ) Every year, many sea animals are killed by plastics humans throw away. 11 【英作文】指示に従って英文を書きなさい。 問 次の質問にあなた自身の立場で英語で答えなさい。 ただし、 質問への答えと理由を含めて15語以上 の英語で書くこと。 What is the most important to you? 2 次のようなときどのように言うか、英語で書きなさい。 ただし、( )内の単語を用いること (1) 「彼は日本で有名な歌手だ」と伝えるとき。 (a singer / who ) (2) ｢これは私が一番好きな食べ物だ」 と伝えるとき。 (the food / which )

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Lesson6 The Power of Words Scene3 5 When she was 24, she moved to Brazil with her husband. At first, her life there was hard because she couldn't speak Portuguese at all. However, she was andhe Ecatul lucky to become friends with a boy named Luisinho who became her Portuguese #RC Asta teacher. She enjoyed learning the language by listening to his speaking because than (likel speaking way staf it sounded like singing. Amazingly, the meaning of words came across more through his voice when he spoke to her. 6 One day, Luisinho invited her to`dance, but she was too shy to do so. said, "Eiko, you have a heart, and it beats tokutoku tokutoku, right? Human beings are made that way!" listen to that, you can dance. these words, she was stunned. 付状況…しながら father told stories using onomatopoeia. Until meeting Luisinho, she had He If you When she hear Hearing She recalled feeling that tokutoky when her (she s started/ focused only on the meaning of language, but he helped her to see the mystery and Langugo 分かる. _depth of it. She realized that even when we don't know much vocabulary if language has the right rhythm and sounds, it amazingly reaches the listener. FLU あまり~ない

英語の質問です。 青い蛍光ペンが引いてある分についてなのですが、possessedはなぜ過去形になっているんですか？wasと自制を揃えたということでしょうか？ 「最初は人間だけが『持っている』技能だと考えられていた」 という訳になると思うのですが、possessedだと ... Read More

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