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proposed that UNESCO register the v 字する 速読目標時間 (wpm:100w/m) 制限時間 1回目 2回目 ワード数 2分17秒 Unit 3 20分 分 秒 分 229 DATAI (解答·解説: 別冊 pp.12-15) TR11-13 (50pts.) Read the text and answer the questions below. In 2012, the Japanese government proposed that UNESCO register the country's m 01 2 food culture. The proposal was accepted at a meeting of "the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee in December 2013, and “washoku" - Japanese *cuisine 05 also includes kabuki, noh and bunraku. An official said that the "panel valued Japanese traditional was added to UNESCO's "Intangible Cultural Heritage list, which people's spiritual tradition of respecting nature associated with washoku. Japan faces a low "food self-sufficiency rate and the spread of Western eating az habits. Social and economic structures are continually changing, and food products from around the world are widely available now. That is why many people are Concerned about whether communities can continue to pass down Japanese food 10 traditions. The government hopes , the heritage listing will help younger generations recognize the value of such traditions. It is also expected that washoku will gain global recognition, attract more foreign aE tourists and increase exports of Japan's agricultural products. The Fukushima nuclear 15 disaster in 2011 caused concerns over the safety of the country's food products. The government is hoping that registration of washoku by UNESCO will help ease them. A chef expressed hope that more efforts will be made to promote Japanese foods. He is confident that more and more people in other countries will become fond of Japanese food, which tastes good and looks beautiful, to say nothing of its health 20 benefits. Uー

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When Words Won't Work く 15 Communication. ally Some people are making full hey sentences and even telling stories with pictograms. m A famous Chinese artist wrote the following “sentence.” Can you read it? A(△). From Xu Bing's Book from the Ground. See page 10 for answer. 信局は Will pictograms eventually take the place of TE 20 Words? Will they be the language of the future? What do you think? Dream eventually [ivéntfualij Q-7 What are some people making with pictograms?

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77 読解時間2分52秒 回 Track 13 Can someone's birthday or *blood type influence their character? Some people believe so. Among young people, for instance, *horoscopes are very popular. There are twelve *astrological signs in a year, and your birthday tells you what sign you are. Horoscopes are based on these signs. They are often used to tell Someone's character. If you are born on April 1, for example, you belong to the sign, ** Aries.” People who believe in horoscopes say that anyone born under the sign of Aries is brave but a little careless. In addition to astrological signs, some people believe that your blood type has a lot to do with your character. For instance, a person with blood type A is said to be serious, a person with blood type B is said to be curious, a person with blood type AB is said to be artistic, and a person with blood type O is said to be very outgoing. In Japan, this blood type theory of character is very popular among people of all ages. Hundreds of books about blood types have been published, and some of them have become best sellers. Scientists say that there is no clear relation between astrological sign and character, or between blood type and character, yet many people are fond of asking others about their signs and blood types. It is true that not everyone believes in these theories, but for people who do, it can be a lot of fun to talk about and guess people's characters according to their blood type or sign. 258 words Jords & Phrases 1.1 blood type 血液型 1.6 Aries 名おひつじ座 1.2 horoscope 名星占い 1.3 astrological sign 星座

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(24) 困シせん へに飛かい… him to dress like a doctor or lawyer, but he always dressed like my What my father wore embarrassed me as a young man. I wanted *I をさせる father. He wore old jeans and snapped shirts. I blamed the way he dressed for my social failures. I felt that girls 5 laughed at me because they' d seen him mowing" the grass in cut-offs" and black boots. I asked him what even at age fourteen struck me as cruel and wrong. “Why," I asked, "don' t you dress 'nice," like my friends' fathers?" He held me with his sad, shocked eyes and searched 2. for an answer. Then he said, "I like my clothes." An hour later my mother stormed into my room, slapped* me hard OT across the face and called me an “ungrateful little fool." ①In time they forgave me, and as I matured I realized that girls avoided me not because of my father but because of his son. ②I realized that my mother had slapped me because my father could not, and it soon 15 became clear that what he had really said that night was that there are things more important than clothes. He' d said he couldn' tspend even five cents on himself because there were things I wanted. Without another word, my father said, "You' re my son, and I make sacrifices so that your life will be better than mine." For my high-schoo! graduation, my father arrived in a suit. 0% Somehow he seemed taller, more handsome and impressive. It wasn' t the suit, of course, but theman. I didn' t see it again until his funeral. On the morning of his funeral, I took the suit out of his closet and changed into it. I gathered up the courage to study myself in his 25 mirror, where I appeared small and insignificant. ③AndI stood there for some time, facing myself in my father' s mirror, weeping and trying to imagine- my father' s clothes. (注)mow 草を機械で刈る slap 平手でたたく grow into (H14. 3) cut-offs ひざ上で切ったジーンズ -as I will for the rest of my life the day IlI -47-

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第2間 次の金会話文を読んで、 股設間に答えなさい。 Miranda: Are you enjoying yourself here in the States, Yuya, now that you've been here for a fow months? Yuya: Yes, I'm having a great time, Ite ( 1 ) how much of it is being in a foreiy Country and how much of it is just being in college, though, Miranda: Iguess I know ( 2 ), There's a lot more freedom iving away from home . don't have my mom and dad badgering me all the time about where P'm telling me to do my homework, either, Yuya: Exactly, olway/my/the /were / parents / same ], Miranda: I suppose that kind of thing has no borders, Do you find yourself ( 3 ).. all? Yuya: Not really, IfI were living alone, I might, But I have roommates and . been ealling or texting my parents once a week, ( 4 )I gues I don't feel tho isolated, Imiss Japanese food a bit but it'snot too bad, How about you'2 Miranda: Not one bit, I'm gl to/ to be / happy / my own/live / able ] life, Even thouoh I guess Iam still adjusting a little, It's tough having to fend for myself for fud I sometimes get so wrapped up in things that I( 5 ), and then I pay for it later Maybe I should have gotten the meal plan after all, Yuya: It's so expensive, though, And you'd still have to go to the dining hall, s01 don't ol solve / your/think/it/problem/would ], Maybe I'll just have to invite you out for lunch like this more often, Miranda: Who am I to say no to that? Yuya: OK, ola/away/ has/ that/and/ half] the best ice eream, 6 ) Do you want to get some dessert? I know a place about a block Miranda: You don't have to twist my arm, lo o A dnids nog o fal 00 fom yod ef'T IAl odhon dd o 3.

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第2間 次の金会話文を読んで、 股設間に答えなさい。 Miranda: Are you enjoying yourself here in the States, Yuya, now that you've been here for a fow months? Yuya: Yes, I'm having a great time, Ite ( 1 ) how much of it is being in a foreiy Country and how much of it is just being in college, though, Miranda: Iguess I know ( 2 ), There's a lot more freedom iving away from home . don't have my mom and dad badgering me all the time about where P'm telling me to do my homework, either, Yuya: Exactly, olway/my/the /were / parents / same ], Miranda: I suppose that kind of thing has no borders, Do you find yourself ( 3 ).. all? Yuya: Not really, IfI were living alone, I might, But I have roommates and . been ealling or texting my parents once a week, ( 4 )I gues I don't feel tho isolated, Imiss Japanese food a bit but it'snot too bad, How about you'2 Miranda: Not one bit, I'm gl to/ to be / happy / my own/live / able ] life, Even thouoh I guess Iam still adjusting a little, It's tough having to fend for myself for fud I sometimes get so wrapped up in things that I( 5 ), and then I pay for it later Maybe I should have gotten the meal plan after all, Yuya: It's so expensive, though, And you'd still have to go to the dining hall, s01 don't ol solve / your/think/it/problem/would ], Maybe I'll just have to invite you out for lunch like this more often, Miranda: Who am I to say no to that? Yuya: OK, ola/away/ has/ that/and/ half] the best ice eream, 6 ) Do you want to get some dessert? I know a place about a block Miranda: You don't have to twist my arm, lo o A dnids nog o fal 00 fom yod ef'T IAl odhon dd o 3.

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第2間 次の金会話文を読んで、 股設間に答えなさい。 Miranda: Are you enjoying yourself here in the States, Yuya, now that you've been here for a fow months? Yuya: Yes, I'm having a great time, Ite ( 1 ) how much of it is being in a foreiy Country and how much of it is just being in college, though, Miranda: Iguess I know ( 2 ), There's a lot more freedom iving away from home . don't have my mom and dad badgering me all the time about where P'm telling me to do my homework, either, Yuya: Exactly, olway/my/the /were / parents / same ], Miranda: I suppose that kind of thing has no borders, Do you find yourself ( 3 ).. all? Yuya: Not really, IfI were living alone, I might, But I have roommates and . been ealling or texting my parents once a week, ( 4 )I gues I don't feel tho isolated, Imiss Japanese food a bit but it'snot too bad, How about you'2 Miranda: Not one bit, I'm gl to/ to be / happy / my own/live / able ] life, Even thouoh I guess Iam still adjusting a little, It's tough having to fend for myself for fud I sometimes get so wrapped up in things that I( 5 ), and then I pay for it later Maybe I should have gotten the meal plan after all, Yuya: It's so expensive, though, And you'd still have to go to the dining hall, s01 don't ol solve / your/think/it/problem/would ], Maybe I'll just have to invite you out for lunch like this more often, Miranda: Who am I to say no to that? Yuya: OK, ola/away/ has/ that/and/ half] the best ice eream, 6 ) Do you want to get some dessert? I know a place about a block Miranda: You don't have to twist my arm, lo o A dnids nog o fal 00 fom yod ef'T IAl odhon dd o 3.

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