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1.私は、小さい町のほうが好きです。 (better / like / I/asmall / town /.) Iike のsmall Town brer 2.大きな都市は、小さな町よりも便利です。 (a smallfown / conyénient / js / thdn / thore / a big/city / . ) _A big crity 1s more cchlentent thanasmall town. 3.小さな町に住むことは、大きな都市に住むことよりもおもしろいです。 (livigg /a big town / is / jn / more / living / interesting / thán / a smalf town / in /.) Liv ing Th asmall toun is more htTenstihg 4.小さな町には、たくさんの自然があります。 than imhg Tu abig tamn, There are many natures Tn a small town. 5.私たちは、大きな都市で買い物を楽しむことができます。 We can enoxing Sheplng Th a big oftyl. Step 2. Which do you want to live in, a small town or a big city? I think I want to lTre inamall tuh. Ihane _twe reasons . fint Lde naturにg S0 Ilike Hot fa ido. Threre imany natares. But. Hokkardo (s Too Comtysple to Ican 90t0'amuremert park. Lam sad. Second、 We can watch mauy 5 tars (nthe sky thene.tsaperiumat 十 If we live n big cfty. We can't watech stabs bethmen bill and bill. a Buts We can eyo to amiseneht park s0on there,

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形容詞,副詞 読解問題 物 語 の水の英文を議んで、 あとの各田いに答えなさい。 P0分 A00 Long ago, there was a little boy in a amall villave, His name was Koala. He didnt ve a mother or a father. He had no brothers or wisters, either, 学園) He never listened to any adulta in the village. He played all day, and did no work. In the dry season, there 教) wa ( )rain in the village, So the villagers walked a long way to the river to get Awater, But Koala didn't want to go. Hle naked some kind people for ( ③ ) water. But one day, everyone said he should go to get his own water, and they stopped giving him water. After everyone went to work, Konla got very thirsty and looked for 8Ome water, Finally, he found the villagers' coolamons in the bush. All of them were full of 城) 改) water. Then he drank plenty of water from them, and he thought he would hide these 10 Coolamons in his secret place. When everyone returned from work, they soon found there were only ( ) Coolamons, and they were almost empty, Koala was laughing at the top of a tall tree. Some men became angry and started to climb the tree to catch Koala. He tried to escape, Then he lost his balance and fell from the tall tree, And then, some strong 15 magic changed Koala. Grey hair covered his body. 5- His eyes looked like two round black buttons. His ears stood up, above the eyes and a small black nose. He was no longer a boy. He became like a bear. Even today, Koala looks exactly the same, He still doesn't go to look for water and just nibbles leaves in a tree. (1) 下線部D ⑤の英文をそれぞれ日本文になおしなさい。 (20点×2) (8点×3) (2)(2)3)のの( )に適する語句をア~エから1つずつ選びなさい。 2( ア many イa few ウa little I little (3) 本文の内容と合うものにはO, 合わないものには× を書きなさい。 (12点×3) 1 There was a river far away from the village. 2 The villagers found there was much water in their coolamons after work. [ 3 Some angry villagers caught Koala and hit him. 語切) ask ~ for .: ~に…·をくれと頼む, 求める plenty of ~: たくさんの~ adult:大人 dry:乾燥した villager:村人 bush:茂み Coolamon:クーラモン (オーストラリア先住民の木製の容器) から balance:バランス empty:空の escape:逃げる hide:隠す 8ecret:秘密の nibble:かじる magie:魔法 no longer ~:もはや~ない grey:灰色の 59

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Yukichi Fukuzawa was born in Osaka in 1886. He was from a ower class samurail family. His father died when he was a small child. Hs mother was akind womanland always said to him, “Be kind to everyone. All people are ⑪equal Yulichinever forgot ②her w Im 5計 days Japanese people learned many things from Hurope and they learned them from *Dutch books. So Yukichi learned Dutch fst, But when he went to Yokohama, Yukichi saw a lot of Rnglish words on ⑧sigms on the streets or in front of the shops. He thought, ④English will be more important than Dutch some day. ⑤If we dont learn Inglish now, we will be behind the other countries in the wo "But ⑥nobody helped him、so he had to study it alone with a dictionary ②In 1860、Yukichi ient to America with some Japanese They le人ein a amall ship. They were caught in a big storm on the sea, but they could get to America。 When they arrived in Amorica, all were new to Yukichi. @i65胡ji6請請語請記Ii Americans wear their shoes in their houses_ Why?.JDo theyialwayeWearthemaw And Yukichi was impressed by American ideas. He 6h6ught “Americans dont respect people just because their fathors are groat。⑨They respect people when people are good and able to do something great." Yukichi stayed in America about 人ifty days and came back to Japan, Later he Visited Europe and there again he learned a lot of things. Yukichi wrote many books. When he wrote, he used easy words beeause he wm many people to read and understand his books。 【 the Japanese / he /6f7 theidea87豆087 the people 】 in America and Europe. In one of his books he says, “All people are equal. We must not ⑩iadge people by the *amount of their money We must not judge people by ther famihy or by thei *80Gial position.

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。 、 COCO0er knds : 1 hear forests in Tokyo usually haye brosdeaf trees lke oaks Why planted? : Well cedars grow faster than oaks. Ccdars became tall frt and Ereen irees。 After that。 oaks and other brosdHleaf trees became (al than the cedars, and some cedars died。 Now the forest has alot of and it looks Iike a natural (Grest :| B | Peoplc had 妨 great plan about a hundred yearS 3890 about [he world of tomorrow : We usually think a lot abont today。But is also important io think ・T think so, too. Nowi lefs think about a plan for a big park fQr us ture. What kind of park wi be good? 1 8 記2ggg7g 太 木場沿公園 plant 植える namal 自 カシ) cedars 杉 broadJeafirees 広東千 grow 育つ greW gro

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人イ) 次の美交を続んで. 確の各間に笠えよ。 Me 人 生 Pigh school student Last week athe students in her class had work experience. She て ) at Mr Koyamals restaurant for three days. 9 work experience sfarted. Aiko went to the restaurant to see Mr Koyama He sa 9 her "Your job is to greet and talk to customers. and clean the tables" She thought Ps Job wi not be diffcuft but she found that she was wrong after she started to work On he 抹st day, when customers came into the restaurant Aiko only said in a very small Yoice。 のss42zxse" During lunch time. there were many customers at the restaurant Mr apd Mrs_ Koyama were very busy. but they ahyays talked to customers with a smile. 2iko could not do that When she nnished her work she said to Mr. Koyama.T coua no tajk fo customers very well today" He said. "The most important thing is to smile. When you are busy, dont forget to greet customers with a big smile・ On he second day, Aiko fried to smile and say to customers in a big voice. "gssgiytgse・ She was very happy when the customers smiled back at her. On fhe Jast day, a man came into the restaurant to have lunch. He spoke only Engish. 4jko decided fo tajk to him in English. She could not understand bis EngNsh we but she fgried pard. After the man finished eating, she said to him with a smile. “Thank you very mucn しーー )' fe said Yes. Idid. It was very good. Thank you for your help. Your Engjsh js very good" She was very happy. Aijko was gad to see the happy faces of customers during her work experience. Now she wanfs fo see peoples happy faces through her job in the future. (衝) work erperience … 職場体験 greet … あいさつする customer・ まちがった voice…声 smile… ほほえみ、ほほえむせ ・speak の過去形 through 一 … ごを通じて