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読んで, 設問に答え Anew tudy has found the amount of antibiotics given to farm animals is expected to increase by tw-thirds over the next 15 years。 Researchers are 。 linking the growing dependence on the drugs to rising demand for meat。 milk and eggs。 The researchers warn the drugs could quicken the development of antibioticsrresist infections。 Such infections are already a major public health concermn in the United States Experts say when people stop living in poverty, the first thing they want to do is eat better. For most people that means eating more meat msing prosperity in Asia has meant people there are eating four times as e Ik and dairy products as they did 50 years ago demand, farms have put many animals into smaller spaces Gail is a veter sn一a doctor who treats animals一with the Pew Charitable Trusts a research and adyocacy group "As the animals are crowded together, oftentimes the easiest way to deal with some of the problems of crowding is to give them antibiotics"

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Im ancient times people did not have mnoney』 Sometimes they used food as money to buy things./ Sometimes they Daid for food or てlothes with animals as money./ But there was oa problen. Sheep, for example、 were good_enough for.one man Who liked_sheep Dut not_ 5 for those who didnt ike them.。』 6 3ルイ Im America。many kinds ef money were 隔2 betore they nad dollars and centS. ) Native Americans, who Hived clos@ 15 nature, used sea shells for PB They called this money wampuml They also used beads and animals for money.! However, 。下 Was difficult o to know how many beads or shells they needed to buy sornething. People came to America from many et _countries一France, England, Spain and other countries. They brought their own coins to America. Sometimes they needed a lot of coins to buy something. A large number of Coips were very heavy, and it was difficult to find is a safe place to keep 。@emp People began to Take their own paper money. 。Anyone could rint money。 and many people did. Banks, stores、and schools printed many different kinds of paper money. elt had a different meaning in different places. Perhaps the same money had more 2 value in Boston than it did in New York. Im 1863、 President Lincoln made a law. The law said that only the United States gOVernment uld print money. THis aw gave Americans the kind of money

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Fill in the blanks with suitable words. 1.They made me feel( ) home. 2.1shared a bag of cookies ( ) my little brother. 3.The lady who sat down next to me happened ( ) be my teacher. Fill in the blanks with suitable words so that the two sentences have almost the same meanin9. 1.a) Just afteyhe arrived in the States,he started practicing. b) As( ) as he arrived in the States, he started practicing. 2.a) The FIEA World Cup is held once in four yearS. b) The FIFA World Cup je held ( ) four years. 3.a) She did not recognize that he was ]ooking at her. b) She was not( ) that he was looking at her.