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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.
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#p. 94 Unit 6 Read and Think 1
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you couldn't read or write. If you were (
),/ you
couldn't get information/ through books or websites.
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parts of the world, there are children/ living like this.
Children like these/ in Afghanistan/ (
backpacks/ from Japan. It makes them happy. It also
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backpacks/ as desks in the open
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travel from one country to another/ all around the (
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only lines on a map.
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Our relationships with foreign countries/ are becoming more and
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