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Do you like dogss OU He dogs7 People ay tha dogs ae me oldew fiends orhumans Some 所 Te Vi People as Pets o tnlk about some Dogs we led by many peopls。 Now Tm gomg kinds of dogs w 「 Tes Working fordiabled peopkk。 They are not pes。 Toy are saiiance dogE 1p Japan。 there are three kinds of assistanee dogs。 They are gnide dogs。 service doB3 and Teng dogy Tody。 jn Japan。 more tan a momsand ssshtance dogs work for diabled PeoPIe To of thom are guide dogs。 The mumber of senrice dogs and hearing dogs is mot So large 人 OF Mey 1 2017。 here were onby abowe seveny senoe dogs mm Japan。 The number of hearing dogs was about he same. Guide dogs work for peopls who cannot see。 Guide dogs lead thc users when hy 8O 9 Herent places。 The dogs walk with the uscrs and gnuide them im a sefc way。 For Purposc。 guide dogs are ( A ) to go stmight along the road。 The users know hhe situaon j front of them thanks to the dogs、 and give dmectoons to the dogsy such as Wai FComer md “Sright go.” We can say that a gnide dog and the user work together to walk safely。 Service dogs work for people who cannot use their ams or legs ficcly。 Scrvice dogs do a Jot of things in daily lives for such people. For example。 they pick up things on the floor opcn. and close doors, and bring things from other places。 When something dangerous happens。 the dog can even run to some other people and ask thcm for hclp。 We can say that service dogs [で①語 Hearing dogs work for pcople who cannot hear。 Haring dogs can understand many kinds or sounds。 such as phones alanm clocksr cping babics nd so on。 The dogs 【 by /tel/ is heard / usi ig / thc users / their / what sound 】bodies: ER lece。 the dogs ouch the users and lead them to the place。 Hearing dogs can tcll many kinds of sonnds to the users and help them The law about assistance dogs says that they can go with the users imto many places Hike Testanrants, supenmarkets, and so on. So you have many chances to see thcm。 But you should amember one important thing about them。 Assiance dogs are not pets。 They are working 5r the users. so you must not talk to them or touch them。 OF course you must not give them ay food. Asshtance dogs md the usems respect eech othier ss Partnets。 When you meet an ssistance dog and te uscr in town。 just see what they dO。 TF they need some help。 lers ghve them a hand.

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Do you like dogss OU He dogs7 People ay tha dogs ae me oldew fiends orhumans Some 所 Te Vi People as Pets o tnlk about some Dogs we led by many peopls。 Now Tm gomg kinds of dogs w 「 Tes Working fordiabled peopkk。 They are not pes。 Toy are saiiance dogE 1p Japan。 there are three kinds of assistanee dogs。 They are gnide dogs。 service doB3 and Teng dogy Tody。 jn Japan。 more tan a momsand ssshtance dogs work for diabled PeoPIe To of thom are guide dogs。 The mumber of senrice dogs and hearing dogs is mot So large 人 OF Mey 1 2017。 here were onby abowe seveny senoe dogs mm Japan。 The number of hearing dogs was about he same. Guide dogs work for peopls who cannot see。 Guide dogs lead thc users when hy 8O 9 Herent places。 The dogs walk with the uscrs and gnuide them im a sefc way。 For Purposc。 guide dogs are ( A ) to go stmight along the road。 The users know hhe situaon j front of them thanks to the dogs、 and give dmectoons to the dogsy such as Wai FComer md “Sright go.” We can say that a gnide dog and the user work together to walk safely。 Service dogs work for people who cannot use their ams or legs ficcly。 Scrvice dogs do a Jot of things in daily lives for such people. For example。 they pick up things on the floor opcn. and close doors, and bring things from other places。 When something dangerous happens。 the dog can even run to some other people and ask thcm for hclp。 We can say that service dogs [で①語 Hearing dogs work for pcople who cannot hear。 Haring dogs can understand many kinds or sounds。 such as phones alanm clocksr cping babics nd so on。 The dogs 【 by /tel/ is heard / usi ig / thc users / their / what sound 】bodies: ER lece。 the dogs ouch the users and lead them to the place。 Hearing dogs can tcll many kinds of sonnds to the users and help them The law about assistance dogs says that they can go with the users imto many places Hike Testanrants, supenmarkets, and so on. So you have many chances to see thcm。 But you should amember one important thing about them。 Assiance dogs are not pets。 They are working 5r the users. so you must not talk to them or touch them。 OF course you must not give them ay food. Asshtance dogs md the usems respect eech othier ss Partnets。 When you meet an ssistance dog and te uscr in town。 just see what they dO。 TF they need some help。 lers ghve them a hand.

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ロ には 唱】 火のスピーチ放入を読んで、下紀の癌に和えなさい。 なおの人た家 本文の後に注があります。 As an old science reporter Tnd myselfin a diHfenlt position todai 0 Tighrtech executives on the topic of artifcial inteligence or AI Fnn surecoll 際。 far more about AI than 1 do. Stil. 1 think I can contribute some historical perspectHVe. Thave been writing science columns since many cf you were kids ( Z ) Hmrote my frst column on AT back in 1963。 Tm( イ ) because when T say *artifcial intelhgence"Tm talking about something that Tm not sure really exists. Those of you who have read my articlealand books on the subject know that Tbehieve in what we call imealk AT' and that 1 aminotieal onvineed by what we call srongALy oto Whats the difference? Lets say we program a computer to say Rhank youl in situations where real people would feel grateful. 1 think we could make eally sound like a thankful person。 Tm sure that such a machine and tuned so well that it could fool me were blindfolded But here's the question: Did the program actually feel thankf me? Or did the team who wrote the program thank me? Was According to the strong AL approach, the computer really couldibe ex According to weak AI, iCs just a machine making sounds。 Tim reminded of an old classic comedyy routine imagined a future world in which computers made 。 people really worried about that in the 1960s. In this ima handled every decision that humans didmt like making. One fmring other computers. So the comedy routine consists of a conm ose computer ecplaine to worker computer why itmust be fred The reason this comedy routine is interesting js not just bec because it expresses fears about strong AI。 ICs int 50 years ago- That's right。 a halfrcentury ago。 people uman decisions.They thoughtit might happ8mi the future.( ウ ).the predicted robotdominant、 Im my opinion, no matter how impressed none of us realiy believes that truly selfraware di exist. Tknow youre ll experts on AI but ileEs rogram, no matter how sophisticeted,( 王 ) marmyi jn or reject God. or say “Tlove you and mean it W cperatipg the machine-or who wrote the Dio As a real. thinking person who has obaerved tk research for many yearsu Tbelieve there will alaya bela efieve that no matter how sophisticated ATbeoon as a thinking person。T also know that 1 can be wi the future of science. Perhaps momeday those of yo

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次の英中の案所+ 8 ほる適するものを次買の語群から選びなきい。 ただし、同じる せん firally the lttle mermaids fiteenth birthday arrived。Her grandmother made her a present 9 3 wrcath of white jiiesf、and she rose ro the surface as jightly as a bubbleina( 1 )oi at The sn had just set and clouds were tinged with* gold and red。 The evening star we ( 2 brightly.and he air was very calm。The sea was as smooth as The jittle mermaid looked 8 Not far away was a threeumasted ship、the sails moiionleSS She could hear faint music。 and as it grew darker hundreds ot Hittle colored lamps were lit making ihe ship appear all he more lovely。、The litlle mermaid swam closer のee she was alongside the ship。she ler the gentle swell ift her* so that she could look in through gporiholel Inside were many inely dressed people. but her eyes ftxed on a handsome young prinee ( 4 ) jarge.dark eyes who was standing in the ( ) oi the group janghing In fact ir was his birthday. too一his sixteenth一and the party was in his honor* After a while the jittle mermaid saw hin go up on deck, and a thousand rockets were fired 6 te sky for 抽m。 At frst the noise frightened her and she dived deep underwater. but wasnt jong before” her curiosity brought her k to the surface. It seemed as though『 絹 the stars were fg into the sea. The little mermaid Was spellbound"、and she could not r cyes o全he your ince. Hewas( 8 handsomel (77e 7 47c7d7. Hans Christian Andersen) (注〕 wreath of white 固es 帳し were tinged wi一 の色 jef fhe gentle swel ji her ゆるやかな きな波のうねりに持ち上げられれて POrthole 船体に いている丸窓 損 始s Honor 王子のための, 王子の誕生日を抗っての # wasnt jong before- すず 半seemed as though一 まる てもたかのよみだった was speljbound 魔法にかけられたように. うっとりした

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の記を大以下の要回の答えを(ア)ー(エ)より選び記を符えなきい Young People cet cw fit than older people Some people say that young people "friues js that tree? Take a ook at iMis ablc Ths s mede by the Minidry of mltL Labor and Welfare。You cmn see how je fruit young eople er The reewon for this trend is simplk。 Mt | oumg pcople dont cat fruit becauwe they ae too cxpensive to cat every day。 Some young pcople say tbey dont et them beeuse iiey dnt want to get their hands diry or cciing them is a Tnuisance。Another rcnson 5 thatifyoung people ive by themsclves ir js difcultto nh eatng arge fuitssuch as atermeons or meions belore they "ro bad. Some kinds of fruit are sGll popular among young peoplc. The rmost or he fits are "imporred from other countrie clerwin japan are triing to change lessonsr to dlementary schooky Others sre promotng fruit on radio programs Anot Many fruit growers and fu ュ vending machine for fruit An apple cutter acked ut appkes at ome sattons It wil be intereving to we young people eat 半柱 *lees こかない *go bad 麻る。 wimport 得する 設問 1. Why are youmg people called "fruitlessT te Nmiary VHHkaNdL Labor and Water 厚生人 manufacture 半 Tr 人20I5和人 yare kiwi fits and banans_ However iion。 Some farmers olcr fruit ther interesting tril manufacturer introduced vending machines which we morc or lews fnit in the future knuikance うんきりすること の) Because youmg people don't eat much fruit (の Because young people dont grov fm (②) Because young people ike to cat ri (ご) Because many fruit growers are trying to scl morc fruit 2.What is the percentage of people over 70 years old who domt eat fruitat al (7) About 20 % (7) About 30上% (⑫) About40 % (エ) Zem 3. Which of following describes the graph correctly? (⑦) Halfof women in their sixties eat more than 100 grams of fruit per day. (?) Less than a qarter of people in Bities emt more than 100 grams of fruit per dy (⑰) More than half the people below the age of 50 eat no fruit で) About twenty percent of people in their tventies eat more tham 200 grams of fruit per day。 4 Which of the following (7) Fruitis expensive for them (⑫) They want to keep their hands cleam. ror the reason why young people dOmt eat fi (① Fruitis not tasty ご) They cannot hinish eating fruit betore they go bad. YYhich sentence is correct about the articlef (ア) Watermelons and melons are stll popular amOng YOUng DcoDle. (?) Most Kiwi fruits and bananas are On in TaDaT. (⑦) Some farmers are promoting their fruit On rd Program エ) There are vending machines for fruit at eVery SL4iOh.

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の記を大以下の要回の答えを(ア)ー(エ)より選び記を符えなきい Young People cet cw fit than older people Some people say that young people "friues js that tree? Take a ook at iMis ablc Ths s mede by the Minidry of mltL Labor and Welfare。You cmn see how je fruit young eople er The reewon for this trend is simplk。 Mt | oumg pcople dont cat fruit becauwe they ae too cxpensive to cat every day。 Some young pcople say tbey dont et them beeuse iiey dnt want to get their hands diry or cciing them is a Tnuisance。Another rcnson 5 thatifyoung people ive by themsclves ir js difcultto nh eatng arge fuitssuch as atermeons or meions belore they "ro bad. Some kinds of fruit are sGll popular among young peoplc. The rmost or he fits are "imporred from other countrie clerwin japan are triing to change lessonsr to dlementary schooky Others sre promotng fruit on radio programs Anot Many fruit growers and fu ュ vending machine for fruit An apple cutter acked ut appkes at ome sattons It wil be intereving to we young people eat 半柱 *lees こかない *go bad 麻る。 wimport 得する 設問 1. Why are youmg people called "fruitlessT te Nmiary VHHkaNdL Labor and Water 厚生人 manufacture 半 Tr 人20I5和人 yare kiwi fits and banans_ However iion。 Some farmers olcr fruit ther interesting tril manufacturer introduced vending machines which we morc or lews fnit in the future knuikance うんきりすること の) Because youmg people don't eat much fruit (の Because young people dont grov fm (②) Because young people ike to cat ri (ご) Because many fruit growers are trying to scl morc fruit 2.What is the percentage of people over 70 years old who domt eat fruitat al (7) About 20 % (7) About 30上% (⑫) About40 % (エ) Zem 3. Which of following describes the graph correctly? (⑦) Halfof women in their sixties eat more than 100 grams of fruit per day. (?) Less than a qarter of people in Bities emt more than 100 grams of fruit per dy (⑰) More than half the people below the age of 50 eat no fruit で) About twenty percent of people in their tventies eat more tham 200 grams of fruit per day。 4 Which of the following (7) Fruitis expensive for them (⑫) They want to keep their hands cleam. ror the reason why young people dOmt eat fi (① Fruitis not tasty ご) They cannot hinish eating fruit betore they go bad. YYhich sentence is correct about the articlef (ア) Watermelons and melons are stll popular amOng YOUng DcoDle. (?) Most Kiwi fruits and bananas are On in TaDaT. (⑦) Some farmers are promoting their fruit On rd Program エ) There are vending machines for fruit at eVery SL4iOh.

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