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#p. 94 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 Imagine your life/ without school. If you didn' t study, / you couldn't read or write. If you were illiterate, you couldn't get information/ through books or websites. In some parts of the world, there are children/ living like this. Children like these/ in Afghanistan/ receive school backpacks/ from Japan. It makes them happy. It also encourages their parents to send their sons and daughters to school. Most of the backpacks/ come with pens and notebooks. So students will be ready for school. In areas with no school buildings, children can use the backpacks/ as desks in the open air. In these ways, /school backpacks from Japan/ have been changing children's lives. School backpacks from Japan/ travel to Afghanistan. They help the school children/ there. Other goods and services/ travel from one country to another/ all around the globe. These exchanges connect and help us all. Our borders are only lines/ on a map. #p.95 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 (p.94 の続き) Like most countries, /Japan depends on foreign trade/ for its survival. Many things that we see every day/ come from overseas, such as food and clothes. For example, /one-third of the chicken/ that we eat/ comes from other countries, / like Brazil and Thailand. If we didn' t import chicken from these countries, fried chicken would be quite expensive/ in Japan. We depend on foreign countries/ even more/ for beef and pork. Also, about 90 percent of our clothes, shirts, pants, and coats, for example, are imported/ from China and other Asian countries. Actually, many products/ that are sold by Japanese companies/ are made in other countries. Electronic devices are no exception. We're surrounded by imported products in our daily lives. Our relationships with foreign countries/ are becoming more and more interdependent. It's necessary/ for us/ to continue helping each other/beyond our borders. 358 HOMAS パナソニッ Made in Thailand ADEI
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新出単語穴あき音読 #p. 94 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 ) your life without school. If you didn' t study, / you couldn't read or write. If you were ( ),/ you couldn't get information/ through books or websites. In some ) school parts of the world, there are children/ living like this. Children like these/ in Afghanistan/ ( backpacks/ from Japan. It makes them happy. It also ) their parents/ to send their sons and daughters ( to school. Most of the backpacks/ come with pens and notebooks. So students will be ( In areas with no school ( ) for school. ), children can use the ). In these ways, backpacks/ as desks in the open /school backpacks from Japan/ have been changing children's lives. School backpacks from Japan /travel to Afghanistan. They help the school children/ there. Other goods and ( travel from one country to another/ all around the ( These ( )/ ) connect and help us all. Our borders are only lines on a map. #p.95 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 (p.94 の続き) Like most countries, /Japan ( / for its ( ) on foreign ( ) ROMAS ). Many things/ that we see every day/ come from overseas,/ such as food and clothes. For example, /one-third of the chicken/ that we eat/ comes from other countries, like Brazil and Thailand. If we didn' t ) chicken from these countries, fried chicken would be quite expensive/ in Japan. We depend on foreign countries/ even more/ for beef and ( ( Also, ( ). about 90 percent of our clothes, shirts, pants, and ), for example, / are ( other Asian countries. Actually,/ many ( ) from China and products/ that are ). We' re ( )/ ) by Japanese companies/ are made in other countries. Electronic devices are no ( by imported products in our daily lives. Our relationships with foreign countries/ are becoming more and It's necessary/ for us/ to continue more ( ). helping each other/beyond our borders. MAD CHINA FIN
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動詞穴あき音読 #p.94 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 ) ) your life/ without school. If you didn't ( ),/ you couldn't ( ) or ( ). If you ( ) illiterate, / you couldn't ( ) information/ through books or websites. In some parts of the world, there ( ) children/ ( ) like this. Children like these/ in Afghanistan/ ( ) school backpacks/ from Japan. It ( ) them happy. It also ( ) their parents/ to ( ) their sons and daughters to school. Most of the backpacks/ ( ) with pens and notebooks. students will ( ) ready for school. So children can ( ) the In these ways, /school ) ( ) children's lives. ) to Afghanistan. They ( Other goods and services/ In areas with no school buildings, backpacks/ as desks in the open air. backpacks from Japan/ have ( School backpacks from Japan/ ( ) the school children/ there. ( ) from one country to another/ all around the globe. These exchanges ( ) and ( ) us all. Our borders ( ) only lines/ on a map. #p. 95 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 (p. 94) ) every day/ ( ) from Like most countries, /Japan ( ) on foreign trade/ for its survival. Many things that we ( overseas, For example, /one-third ) from other countries,/ such as food and clothes. of the chicken/ that we ( )/ ( Like Brazil and Thailand. If we didn' t ( ) chicken from these countries, fried chicken would ( ) quite expensive/ in Japan. We ( ) on foreign countries/ even more/ for beef and pork. Also, about 90 percent of our clothes, shirts, pants, and coats, for example, / ( ) ( ) from China and other Asian countries. Actually, many products/ that ( ) ( ) by Japanese companies/ ( ) ) in other countries. Electronic devices ( ) no exception. We' ( ) ( )/ by imported products in our daily lives. Our relationships with foreign countries/ ( )( ) more and more interdependent. It( ) necessary/ for us/ to ( ( ) each other/ beyond our borders. ) BROCADOS 1969 Made in Thaila パチン (ナソニック DE
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フレーズ穴あき音読 #p. 94 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 Imagine your life/ ( ( ( ( ( ( ) . If you didn't study,/ If you were illiterate,/ ) / through books or websites. ),/ there are children/ > Children like these/ in Afghanistan/ ) / from Japan. It makes them happy. It also encourages their parents/ ( ). Most of the backpacks/( students will be ready for school. ) So In areas/( ), children can use the backpacks/ ( ). backpacks from Japan/ ( In these ways, /school ). School backpacks from Japan/ ( ). They help the school children/ there. ( exchanges ( ( ) all Other goods and services/ around the globe. These ). Our borders are ). #p.95 Unit 6 Read and Think 1 (p. 94) Like most countries, / ( survival. Many things/ ( overseas,/ ( of the chicken/ ( Like Brazil and Thailand. ) for its ) / come from ). For example, /one-third )/ ( ),/ If we didn' t ),/ fried chicken ( ( ( Also, about 90 percent of ( /for ( example,/ ) / in Japan. We depend ) for beef and pork. countries. Electronic devices are ( surrounded/ ( Our relationships ( are ROMAS imported/ Made in Thailand ) Actually, many products/ ) / are made in other ). We' re ) are becoming ( ( ). It's necessary/ for us/ ) beyond our borders. わり MADE
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和訳 p.94 学校のない生活を想像してください。 もし勉強をしなければ, 読むことも書くこともできないでし ょう。 もし読み書きができなければ, 本やウェブサイトから情報を得ることはできないでしょう。世界 の一部地域には, そのような生活をしている子供たちもいるのです。 アフガニスタンでそのような生活をしている子供たちが日本からランドセルを受け取っています。 ランドセルを受け取ると,子供たちは喜びます。 また,そのことが彼らの親たちには息子や娘たちを学 校に通わせるように促すことになります。 ほとんどのランドセルはペンやノートといっしょに届きます。 そのため生徒たちは学校に行く用意 ができるのです。 校舎がない地域では,子供たちは屋外でランドセルを机として使うことができます。 このようにして, 日本からのランドセルは子供たちの生活を変えているのです。 日本のランドセルはアフガニスタンに渡っています。 その地で学童の援助をしているのです。ほか にもいろいろな物品やサービスが地球上のあちこちで国から国へと移動しています。 このような交流 は私たちすべてを結びつけ, 助けにもなるのです。 私たちの国境は地図上の線でしかありません。 p.95 ほとんどの国と同様, 日本は存続するために外国との貿易に頼っています。 食料や衣服のように,私 たちが毎日目にする多くのものは海外から来ています。 例えば,私たちが食べる鶏肉の3分の1はブ ラジルやタイのような外国から来ています。 もしこれらの国から鶏肉を輸入していなければ,フライ ドチキンは日本ではかなり高価になるでしょう。 牛肉や豚肉はよりいっそう外国に頼っています。 また,例えば私たちの衣服, シャツ, ズボン, 上着などの90パーセントほどは中国や他のアジアの 国々から輸入されています。 実際, 日本の会社によって販売されている多くの製品が外国で作られて いるのです。 電子機器も例外ではありません。 日常生活で私たちは輸入品に囲まれているのです。 私たちと外国との関係はますます相互に依存するようになっています。 私たちは互いを助け合うこ とが必要なのです。 国境を越えて。
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