ディベートをするんですけど 付け足した方がいいとことか訂正とか あったら教えてください！！ 1枚目は本を読むなら図書館か家か 私は家派の意見です！ 2枚目は給食か弁当かで 私は給食派の意見です！

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There are Dmore than 50 countries in Africa. Africa is large and beautiful, but it has some ※problems. Today, about 90% of children in the world study at elementary school. However, in Africa, only about 70% of children 2do. Some families are very *poor, so their children have to work for のthem. Some work on *farms. Others do *housework. T6 *support these children, some Japanese people started the “Table for Two" project. The project is to give the children school lunches *through restaurants in Japan. If you eat at one of the “Table for Two” restaurants, 20 yen for each *meal is sent to Africa. In Africa, they can buy a “school lunch for 20 yen. “Table for Two" restaurants use good food. So by eating at them, you can help children in Africa, and also take care of your health. How about visiting a Table for Two" restaurant? id (注) ekoezbouarae problem(s) 問題 poor 貧しい farm(s) 農場 housework 家事 support 支援する through ~を通して meal 食事 school lunch 給食

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toH. There are many hamburger shops in this city. Kate's Burger House is very popular. It has many types of hamburgers. I like the cheeseburgers very much. They are popular, and I always order one. Kate's Burger House opened 30 years ago in America. Kate is the name of a person. She made this hamburger shop in America, and it came to Japan 15 years ago. Now there are many hamburger shops around the world and we can eat hamburgers all over the world.

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

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読解問題1 10 フェアトレード (Fairtrade)について述べた次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Have you ever heard the word “Fairtrade" ? I heard the word 1last week when I went to a coffee shop whose *owner is my father's friend. This is *what I learned about Fairtrade. Fairtrade is the "practice of paying *fairer *prices for *products that were made in 5 developing countries. It started in Europe in *the 1960s. At that time in many parts of the world, people who worked on farms had a big problem: they couldn't make enough money to live. There were other problems, too. Farm owners tried to make things like coffee quickly because they wanted to get more money. To *achieve this, they used more *chemicals than usual. Also, some of the workers on farms were children. The 10 children didn't get money from their owners, and many children couldn't go to school. Then Fairtrade started. Some people began to buy things at higher prices. People who joined Fairtrade got more money than people who didn't join it. The money *brought about some good changes. For example, farm owners stopped using a lot of chemicals and they began to give more money to the workers. Also, children *no longer 15 had to( ① ), and schools for children were built. Now, many people around the world are interested in Fairtrade. However, in Japan, there are few people who know about Fairtrade. It makes me really sad. If we don't choose Fairtrade coffee and buy other coffee, it will be cheaper, but if we choose Fairtrade coffee, 2) ]. I think each of us should learn about Fairtrade and start 20 doing something to help. 【注) owner:経営者 what S + V:Sが~すること practice:行為 fair:公正な price:価格 product:生産物 the 1960s:1960年代 achieve:達成する chemical:農薬 bring about ~:~をもたらす no longer ~:もはや~ない (1) フェアトレードが生まれた背景として適さないものを,次のア~ウから1つ選び,記号で答えな さい。 (3点) ア People wanted coffee that tasted better. イ A lot of chemicals were used. ウ Some children working on farms couldn't go to school. (2)(0 )に適するものを, 次のア~エから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 (3点) イ change エ work ア study (3) [2に適する文を,次のア~ウから1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ウ buy coffee (4点) ア we can get coffee that is more delicious than before イ farm workers can have more money than farm owners ウ it will help many workers and many children around the world 47

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演習問題長文の話句 )に入れるのに最も 次の英文1~4を読み, その文意にそって(1)から(0)までの ( 適切なものを1, 2, 3, 4の中から一つ選びなさい。 1 Baking Cakes Janet is a college student who loves trying new things. One day, when she was walking on the street,/she saw a sign in front of a building about a baking class. She likes cooking, but she had never ( might be a good idea for her to have a try at it, so she decided to take a wéekly class. The teacher's leéture was very easy to understand, {andother students in her class were all friendly. However, Janet soon found out that understanding/what the teacher said was たてものの制 1 ) before. She thought it 情線を得た one thing and( 2 ) was qtüite another. During the first several classes, 子期し Janet could not bake a cake as she had expEcted. One time, Janet made a mistake 13. in medsüring the ingredients, * and the cake didn't puff up.* She felt miserable, but she didn't give up. By the end of the last class, she had mastered the basics of baking cakes and started enjoying it. *ingredient:材料 *puff up:ふくらむ 口(1) 1 grown fruits 2 served food 3 taught it to others 4 baked cakes 口(2) 1 puttingit down 2 trying it herself 3 thinking ofa new recipe 4 teaching it to someone

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Could we see many toki in Japan before? Endangered Animals in the World Let us give you one example from the Red List. It is the crested ibis, or foki in Japanese. Up until the Meiji era, we could see many ibises around this country. However, the population of ibises in Japan rapidly decreased. People hunted them for their beautiful feathers, and development destroyed their environment. It was difficult for them to survive. In 1981, five ibises were captured on Sado Island for breeding. People tried to help them live safely, but they died one by one. The last one died in 2003. However, we stil had some Chinese-born ibises on the island. They were a gif from the Chinese government in the 1990s. Since then, people have been breeding these ibises. We have lost all of the original Japanese ibises, but someday ibises may flv 10 15 Over Japan like before.

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d Think O AmM 明美は車いすテニスの選手たちについて調べて, 授業で発表しています。 Who does Asami introduce in her speech? Wheelchair tennis is an exciting Paralympic sport. Japan has some really famous players. One example is Kunieda Shingo. He has won many world championships. I watched some videos of his matches. I was amazed at his power and speed. However, 5 Mr. Kunieda says, “Sometimes people say playing tennis in a wheelchair is amazing, It makes me uncomfortable. We're playing tennis just like other people.” Another well-known player is Kamiji Yui. She became the youngest Grand Slam winner in 2014. She m once said, “I want to keep smiling when I play. Smiles keep me positive.” Her smiles keep us positive, too. These two players remind us of the power of sports. Everyone can enjoy sports, and playing and watching them makes people happy and positive. [124 words] 15

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TH6bros S) One rainy Sunday, Anita woke up and looked outside. “It's raining again." she said and 100ked unhappy. "Oh, rainy days are not so bad," Anita's mother, Julia, replied. "Im sure you Can find a way to enjoy a day like today. How about inviting your friends over?" “Thanks, Mom." Anita smiled a little but still looked sad. “Do you like rain, Mom?" Anita asked.“You usually look happy on rainy days.' Julia replied, "No, I don't like rain, but rainy days always remind me of my old friends. Now, those memories make me feel happy on rainy days. When I was your age, I didn't like rainy days either. Just like you, I loved to do active things outside, especially hiking and Cycling. When it rained, I couldn't do the things I liked, so I didn't want to do anything at all. One day, however, my two best friends and I decided to find a way to make rainy days more enjoyable." “What happened then?" asked Anita. aht sod bas sit Julia continued, “We each tried to think of some ways to enjoy rainy days. For the next few months, every time it rained, the three of us met at my home and tried out one of our ideas. The first idea was to try to enjoy getting wet. This seemed like a good idea at the time, but very soon, we got completely wet and felt very cold. Another idea was to walk around together under a big umbrella while singing. That went well for a while, but because of the strong winds and rain, we couldn't hear ourselves sing, and then the umbrella broke. In the end, we did agree that just being together was a good way to spend rainy days. It was much better than just sitting alone at home waiting for the rain to stop." Julia smiled and said, "Anita, I really want to help you learn to enjoy rainy days, too. That's why I think you should invite your friends over and spend time with them on days like today." Anita finally started to smile and rushed to call her friends. 1ot basge