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俳句に興味を持ったメグは, 日本の俳 How long have Japanese people been writing haiku? Pather: What are you reading, Meg? You've been reading that since 10 a.m. Meg: It's a book about haiku. 小s It's a little difficult, but it's interesting. Look. Haiku have been an important part of Japanese culture since the Edo period. Japanese people have been writing haiku for centuries. Haiku are different' from traditional English poems. First, they are not written in sentences. They 10 use only a few words. Second, the lines do not have to rhyme. Third, a seasonal word must be included. On the other hand, like most English poems, rhythm is very important. Haiku use three lines 一 five, seven, and five syllables long. [103 words) 15

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英語の俳句について話しています。 Are English haiku popular outside Japan'? People outside Japan have been writing their own haiku for many years. Haiku in English have become quite popular because they're short and easy to write. The rules for English haiku are less strict than the Japanese rules. For example, a seasonal word is not always necessary, It's not always necessary to count syllables, either. Haiku in English are not only easy to write, but also easy to read. Actually, there are a lot of haiku websites. There are so many sites that you can even find birthday 10 haiku or pop culture haiku. It may be a fun way to learn English. [102 words

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俳句に興味を持ったメグは, 日本の俳句について英語で紹介 1? How long have Japanese people been writing haiku! Father: What are you reading, Meg? You've been reading that since 10 a.m. Meg: It's a book about haiku. It's a little difficult, but it's interesting. Look. Haiku have been an important part of Japanese culture since the Edo period. Japanese people have been writing haiku for centuries. Haiku are different from traditional English poems. First, they are not written in sentences. They 10 use only a few words. Second, the lines do not have to rhyme. Third, a seasonal word must be included. On the other hand, like most English poems, rhythm is very important. Haiku use three lines five, seven, and five syllables long. [103 words] 15

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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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授業のあと,ジョシュと朝美はパラリンピックについて話しています。 |?|Has Asami ever heard of Josh's favorite athlete? Asami: Have you ever seen the Paralympic Games? Josh: Yes, I have. Asami: Have you been to a Paralympic event? Josh: No, I haven't, but I've watched lots of wheelchair tennis matches on TV. I'm a big fan of Kunieda 。 Shingo. Asami: Who's Kunieda Shingo? He's a great athlete. He's one of the best wheelchair tennis players in the world. Asami: I've never heard of him. 10 Josh: Really? You should check him out on the internet. (69 words)

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10 次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 Iam Yoko.Last year I became sick and had to stay in the hospital for two months. I felt happy when my family and friends visited me, but after they left the room, I became very *lonely again. I became lonelier when I thought of my school and friends. I wanted to go back to school soon, but oI couldn't. One day I was sitting on the bed and looking out of the window. “Hi, Yoko, 5 how are you feeling this afternoon? What are you thinking about?” asked Mr Suzuki. She was a nurse and took care of me in the hospital. She was smiling at me. I said, “My friends are having a good time at school now, but I'm lonely in this hospital. When canI go to school again?” She said, "Oh, I know you feal very sad and lonely. Listen, Yoko. If we don't *lose *hope, a happy time will n come again. When I am sad, I always try to think like that." Some days later I spoke with her, “I think your job is hard. You are always working hard and have some difficult things to do. Don't you want to *quit your job?" “s No, I don't," she answered. “My work is not very easy. But I don't want to quit myjob." “Why?" Yoko asked. “Well, because I feel very happy when 1e I am doing my best for sick people." She looked happy then. Now I'm enjoying my school days again. When I walk near the hospital, I think of Ms. Suzuki. I learned something very important about life from her when I was in the hospital. I always remember her smile and her words, hope, Yoko." 66 (注) lonely:さびしい 1ograt to lose:失う hope:希望 quit:~をやめる

どうして　No worries なんですか？ No worry じゃダメなんですか？

Listening Point ) A-21 (解) (100ページ Listen to the story again and find the answer. 綾音は何を落としましたか? A Today's Story ) @ A-19 dhie Min-jun Excuse me! Oh, hi, Ayane. hi Aon Ayane Hello, Min-jun. I'm sorry, I didn't see you Min-jun No worries. Hey, you dropped something. Here there. you go. Ayane Thanks. Min-jun You like Dream Mode Magazine? Ayane Yeah. I want some ideas for new spring clothes. T'm going shopping with my aunt tomorrow. She's a fashion designer. Min-jun Nice! Actually, I just bought the same magazine. See? nooa loodba 出効キさ Aue Ayane Wow! More Words & Phrases No worries, (<worry) 気にしないで。 /心配しないで。 日本語訳 ミンジュン:すみません! あ、 やあ、 綾音。 綾音:あら、ミンジュン。 ごめんね。 そこにいること、 気づかなかった。 ミンジュン:気にしないで。 ねえ、 きみ何か落としたよ。はい、 どうぞ。 綾音:ありがとう。 ミンジュン:『ドリームモードマガジン』、 好きなの? 綾音:うん。新しい春の服のアイデアが欲しくて。 あした、 おばさんといっしょにショッピングに行く おばさんはファッションデザイナーなのよ。 ミンジュン:いいね! 実は、 ぼくもちょうど同じ雑誌を買ったんだ。ほらね? 綾音:わあ! 6E

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Takashi is a member of the English club at a junior high school. He and five other members enjoy talking with the *ALT, Ms. White, in their club. She always says to the members, “Using English is the best way to *improve your English." One Sunday Takashi went shopping at a store near Chuo Station. After s shopping, he retumed to Chuo Station. When he was waiting for a train, ララ he saw a woman from a *foreign country. She was *looking around with a *train map in her hand. He *said to himself, “That woman needs help, and I want to help her. Does she speak English?” Then Takashi *remembered the words of Ms. White. He went to the woman and said, “Excuse me, do 10 you speak English?” She said, “Yes, I do.” He said, "( ① )” She said, “Yes, please. I want to go to Minami Station. Which train should I take?"" He said, “Minami Station? I'm going there, too. Let's go there together.”" They got on the *same train. Takashi said to her, “T'm Ikeda Takashi. Where are you from?”” She said, 15 “T'm Emily Brown. I'm from Australia. I came to Japan to see my friend.” He enjoyed talking with her on the train. Ten minutes later they got to Minami Station. Emily *smiled and said, My friend will meet me at this station. Thank you very much.” He said goodbye to her and went home. The next day Takashi had an English class. His English teacher, Mr. Ueda, 20 came to the class with Ms. White. Ms. White said to the students, “Yesterday (3)(3 )に入る最も適当な語句を次から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア as old as you イ younger ウ older than you than you I old like you