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The Origin of Santa Claus The origin of Santa Claus can be found in the 4th century, when Saint Nicholas helped needy people. According to legend, three daughters lived with their father. They were so poor that the father couldn't afford a dowry for his daughters. One night a sack of gold was thrown in through 用意する余裕 the window of their house. The father accepted the charity and the oldest daughter got married, 施し having received her dowry. Several days later, a second sack of gold came. Then, when a third sack arrived, the father went outside to find Saint Nicholas there. The sacks happened to land in the daughters' socks 偶然たまま着地した。 ために、 that had been drying by the fireplace. The custom of hanging Christmas stockings came from 乾かしている. this legend. 暖炉のそばで、 ぶら下げる The legend of Saint Nicholas has spread to many countries. In Finland, Santa meets children and asks them whether they have been good all year long. If they answer "No," they cannot get presents from him. An old legend in Germany says that Santa had a companion. Santa, in his red and white costume delivered gifts to good children. The companion, in a black and brown costume, punished.children who had not behaved well. 作られた。 The modern image of Santa with a long, white beard wearing a red suit was created in America around 1820. This image spread to many other countries including Japan, mainly through 頃 その他の 国々 American ads and movies.

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ている→市立で ができる。 the hospital 参考書 p.281 t 主んでいた家で 待ち望ん 考えられます。 を保っています hy~) EXERCISES 1 ( 内より適切な語を選びなさい。 (1) The town (where / which) I looked at yesterday has a long history. (2) The town (where / which) Ⅰ did some sightseeing yesterday has a long history. 22849-63 (3) August 15 is the day (when / which) the Japanese should never forget. (4) August 15 is the day (when/which) World War II ended. 2 ( )内に適切な関係副詞を入れなさい。 (1) This hotel has a restaurant (2) I'll never forget the day ( (3) I want to know the reason( (4) That is ( ) you can have Mexican food. ) we first met in New York. ) he has changed his mind. ) he got out of the difficulty. 1 DIEMB 3 日本語の意味を表すように、 関係副詞を用いて英文を完成させなさい。 (1) これは彼が子ども時代 (his childhood) を過ごした町です。 This is the town (2) 彼らはお互い愛し合っていた時代がありました。 There was a time (3) He broke his leg. そういうわけで彼はサッカーをやめました。 *やめる quit 4 日本語になおしなさい。 qubiri yd w iblait l'ablues sw hard sw bind 15 われる。 (1) Mr. Green, who teaches us English, is popular among the students. (2) My brother, who goes to college in Sapporo, seldom returns to our hometown. (3) She said she would finish the work in a day, which she found difficult however. (4) I want to visit Hirosaki in April, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. わかった .brim vin ogreb f'now I yer and the mostw (d) (3) その事故が起こった交差点はこの辺りだ。 (is / happened / the crossing / where / the accident) around here. playing soccer. ごした。 5 日本語の意味を表すように,( )内の語句を正しく並びかえなさい。総合 (1) このようにして彼女は真実を知るようになった。 (she/how/is/came/this / to) know the truth. [A] B * in full bloom: 満開である G (2) 箸の持ち方を私に教えてもらえませんか。 Will you show me (chopsticks / the way / should /hold / 1)?る人以内( Will you show me [B] know the truth. ➡B5 P ? around here. my wife, who is traveling in Italy 63

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(4) The teacher told me not [ spoken / unless / was / 1/ speak / to ] to. (5) Learning [machine/ this / how / is /use / to ] more difficult than you think. (6) [our / twice / as / is/about/ house ] large as this one. bail of I (7)( )( )( )( ) could immediately see the ( ) ( ) those great books. [ of /a/ student / single / not / qualities] ) ( (8) Mr. Stone is well ( ) ( ) the ( )( )( )( ) the Nobel Peace Prize. [country / for / having / known / won / throughout ] (9) The rumor that all of the explorers were saved [has/ proved/be/to/ been / true ]. (10) My brother seldom [ goes / his / friends / out / meet / to ].

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GN ( Listen and Read Q. バリ島の姉妹の活動は、どのようにパリ全土へ広まりましたか。 So what can we do? In Bali, plastic bags were thrown away by tourists and residents. They were polluting the beaches. So two young sisters started a movement to ban plastic bags from the island in 2013. The movement that they started spread through social media. Finally, the Governor of Bali decided to ban all plastic bags from 2019. So you see (9) their daily lives. Bye Bye Plastic Bags (2) Take your bag when you go shopping. Recycle plastic properly. And tell other people. Don't give up on our beautiful Planet Earth! Read and Check 1. Q の答えを含む文に, 下線を引きま しょう。 people can start taking action in 2. 次の表現を探して, 本文に波線を引 きましょう。 (1) 「知ってのとおり」という言い方 (2) 「行動する」 という意味を表す語句 Reading Task 1. Hajinは自分たちにもできることとして3つのことを挙げています。 それはどんなことですか。 (1) 買い物に行くときは (マイバッグ )を持っていくこと (2) プラスチックは( 適切 )にリサイクルすること (3) これらのことを 他の人 )にも伝えること 2. 本文を読んで,次の質問に答えましょう。 (1) How did plastic bags harm the environment in Bali? They were (2) Who started the movement to ban plastic bags in Bali? Two polluting the beaches. young people did. Sisters 3. Think プラスチックごみを減らすためにできることを考えてみましょう。 マイバッグを持ち歩く。 音読する Summary Writing Hajin speaks about the movement in Bali. The movement was started by young sisters It spread through ban Governor of Bali decided to can start taking action in our daily two social media, and finally the all plastic bags. Hajin says that we to keep the Earth beautiful. lives

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EXERCISE A 空所に入れるのにもなさい。 D01 A: Thank you for giving me a ride back to town last night. B: Don't ( bet help mention 02 A: May I use your telephone? B(2) It's on the kitchen counter A: Thank you. DNever mind Too bad 03 A: I called Sarah at her office, but the line was ( B: What did you do, then? crowded 04 A: How are you? B:C You don't know how Tell me about it. 06 A: Thank you very much. B. The pleasure is ( mine 05 The general manager wasn't in, so I put the caller ( through near by to you □07 A-1 had a good time. Let's meet again soon. B Yes, let's. Please ( 3 tell 011 ( Be my guest. Please hang up. 2 on me 2 busy Ⓒoccupied Nice to meet you too. Couldn't be better. 10 A: Is the Hotel Richmond near here? Ime to your family. remember help 08 A: Hello, this is Ben Brown. Can I speak to Mr. White, please? B: Yes, Mr. Brown. Please ( catch grab ) the line for a second. hold Mind Mix ) your own business. 09 A: Could I have the tuna salad and a cup of coffee, please? B:(4) A: No, that's it, thanks Sure. Anything else? The tomato salad? ) to his secretary. up B: Yes, it's a huge hotel facing the square. You can't ( ) it. bet mention yours help miss Yes. Is that all you want? Would you like the coffee now? 2 Free take Escape (REAR)

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EXERCISE A 空所に入れるのにもなさい。 D01 A: Thank you for giving me a ride back to town last night. B: Don't ( bet help mention 02 May I use your telephone? B(2) It's on the kitchen counter A: Thank you. DNever mind Too bad 03 A: I called Sarah at her office, but the line was ( B: What did you do, then? crowded full 04 A: How are you? B:C You don't know how Tell me about it. 06 A: Thank you very much. B. The pleasure is ( mine 05 The general manager wasn't in, so I put the caller ( through near by 011 ( Be my guest. Please hang up. to you 07 A-1 had a good time. Let's meet again soon. B Yes, let's. Please ( 3 Ime to your family. tell 2 on me 2 busy Ⓒoccupied Nice to meet you too. Couldn't be better. remember help 08 A: Hello, this is Ben Brown. Can I speak to Mr. White, please? B: Yes, Mr. Brown. Please ( ) the line for a second. catch grab hold ) your own business. Mind Mix □09 A: Could I have the tuna salad and a cup of coffee, please? B:(4) A: No, that's it, thanks Sure. Anything else? The tomato salad? ) to his secretary. up 10 A: Is the Hotel Richmond near here? B: Yes, it's a huge hotel facing the square. You can't() it. bet mention yours help miss Yes. Is that all you want? Would you like the coffee now? 2 Free take Escape (REAR) (WEWEK) (8X) □ 01 02 03 00 Do 0

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EXERCISE A 空所に入れるのにも切なものを選びなさい。 D01 A: Thank you for giving me a ride back to town last night. B: Don't ( bet mention 02 A: May I use your telephone? B2) It's on the kitchen counter A: Thank you. DNever mind Too bad. 04 A: How are you? B:( 03 A: I called Sarah at her office, but the line was ( B: What did you do, then? crowded full You don't know how Tell me about it. 06 A: Thank you very much. B. The pleasure is ( mine help Be my guest. Please hang up tell 05 The general manager wasn't in, so I put the caller ( through near by on me 2 busy occupied Nice to meet you too. Couldn't be better. to his secretary to you 07 A-I had a good time. Let's meet again soon. B: Yes, let's. Please ( 3 ) me to your family. remember help 08 A: Hello, this is Ben Brown. Can I speak to Mr White, please? B: Yes, Mr. Brown. Please ( ) the line for a second. bold catch grab up yours take GREAU

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5. 次のメッセージを読み、 [4×3=12] (1)~(3) A~Dで適切なものに○をつけなさい。 Sarah Rogovin [09:20 A. M.] Good morning. Li Na and Dave. Could you let me know the latest on the Taipei trip? Li Na Tsai [09:25 A. M.] Everything is prepared at this end. I've booked a meeting room for three days, ordered refreshments, and arranged daily taxis to and from your hotel. Sarah Rogovin [09:28 A. M.] Fantastic. Did you remember that three people are vegetarian? Li Na Tsai [09:30 A. M.] Yes, they have separate meals. The price is actually a little lower for them. Dave Kaplan [09:31 A. M. 1 And I just confirmed the new flights for you and Chen Wang. Sarah. You're now flying direct from Singapore to Taipei at 6 P. M. on Sunday. My apologies again for the misunderstanding. Sarah Rogovin [09:34 A. M.] Thanks for sorting that out. Dave. This makes the journey much easier. Could you e-mail the electronic ticket to Chen Wang when you receive it, please? Dave Kaplan [09:35 A. M.] Consider it done. Li Na Tsai [09:37 A. M.] Sarah, I've arranged for a projector, but do you also need a laptop set up in the meeting room? Also, the staff there will give you an access code for the room; you may need to ask for it. a Wi-Fi signal Sarah Rogovin [09:40 A. M.] As you said previously that there's throughout the hotel you've booked, I'll use my own. Thanks again for your hard work, both of you. (1) Why does Ms. Rogovin ask about food? (A) She wants to eat in a separate room. (B) Her colleague forgot to order meals last time. (C) Some attendees don't eat meat. (D) She thinks the meals are too (2) What is suggested about the flights? (A) They are booked for Sunday morning. (B) The original booking was incorrect. (C) A discount was offered on the price. (D)) There will be a short stop on the route. (3) At 9:35 A. M.. what does Mr. Kaplan mean when he writes, "Consider it done" ? (A) He will forward a document. (B) He will call Mr. Wang. (C) He will reserve two seats. (D) He will order a taxi.

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