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Lesson 3 Predictions of the Future g E Part 1 まき こン 3 2 1 Predictions about the future of technology are usually not very nice. mm One qr them, humans are fighting against a computer which iS very Smart. In another mx 議議 、 people are brainwashed and working hard while the governmentis watching ther Al the tme. We donot want that kind of fature. 2| Howevexr, tsaac Asimov, an American writer and a scientist, made good prediction。 たさる あのてジー や (ン gn back in 1964 about our tves today. Hs predictions called “Visit to the Worlds Fa ECここ ーー of 2014” appeared in 77e ep )2zz 77es 50 years agO- 3| You will see that a 1ot of his predictions have come true: self-driving cars, YOeo caling, the use of nuclear power and robots that do various tasks at home. Asimoy ーー一 also thought (ゆー 2014 the world population would be 6.5 bilion and the US し population would reach 350 million.。 He came very close. The world population 3 央ーー ポン 2014 was about 7.2 bilhion, and that ofthe US was 319 milhon.

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次の英文を読んで以下の設問に答えなさい。 (埼玉県立大学 平成22 年度推薦 (テーマ 感染症 途上国問題) 2 Np Malaria has long been one of the worlds ]eading killers. も takes the jife of a young child in Africa every 30 seconds. Malaria is a 3 isease (ad is transmitted by * 人入のて infected Anopheles mosquitoewzthe only kind( thetan spreadit! The mosqunto bites an infected person, drawin bloo tha 5 the malaria Be ノ This disease _contributes( Genuy to global mortality More than three bijion (j 7 people are at risk ever Yeay | 80 percent of malaria deaths are children under fnYe 6 2 years. But the World Health Organization (WHO) and the scientific researchers Continue アタ 3 (00 0 search 0 foy TO Imt the last few years, there has been 1mportant progress in 所 RM 2 テ 724との隔家中がん夫人で生いいる 。 battle against malaria. Athough GLE2I ad ,research has Ss progressed. 了 」 UThe biggest achievement was the creation of ong lasting insecticide-treated bed nets 1 1 レン を3 thatz る SCE 89 a protective barrier against mosquitoes during the night when the vast 1 で majovity of transmission occurs. The African malaria mosguitoes generalJy bite 2 人 7 2 に 国人が ・ between 10 p.m. and 4 am. 6 9引/ントン と skてマモ でeo percent of Mataria death oeWarfjp 30 African countriegnmaking the 癌 against できせ てで 過 the disease easier and more concentrated geographicall om oupfries he aye pbeen ま Despite being a poor countryi 他thiopia/ dietributed 18 妨」 Gt <の se 02議 successful in tacking Malaria. 。 >先あ? million mosquito nets in two yeaT8. 63 Other e作orts to fght Malaria are aimed at/finding a way to attack the mosguito parasites, which causes the disease】 Eradicating malaria is a challenging issue, but the good thing is that the solutions exist. Immediate action such as distribution of bed nets to make the world malaria ffee will help to prevent infections. AF GOOU(OMGauuites 2 2ations make BHT easy through ther website._ 9の 符尺/伯 ANoyore can donate and get involved in saving other peoples Hives. (The United Nations The Un works for People and the Planet より一部改変) ルス 「約2おのCS 注 (い 『 の 4 をりな / | ) [休 の | 記 Q 3 ー AM22 1 ) Anopheles mosquitoes ハマダ レラ RSS の8 トン 2) malaria parasite マラリア原虫 ^ 3 ) vaccine ワクチン 4 ) insecticide-treated 条下剤で処理された 5) bednets 下帳 6 ) eradicate 撲滅する 2 NE FT

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USe il Put a word in each parenthesis to make the Engllsh sentences match the JapaneS6. 1. You look tired。 Have you( )( ) hard? 疲れているようですね。 一生懸命勉双しているんですか。 2.Dinner has just( )( ) by my brother. 兄がちょうど夕食を作ってくれたところです。 js the( )( |私たちが力を合わせる時です。 tal( ) my mother works is run by the city. いている病院は, 市が運営しています。 )( ) this book, the average cost of a wedding ceremony is 2.8 million ) we must join hands. の費用の平均額は 280 万円です。

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箇則WITS計REG雪山語CUeSHCn HOU80 would you do with a milion dollars?! most people tend to give similar anSWer3・ Quit my job,” “Buy my dream house,” or "Go traveling.′ People often think that having a million dollars would make all their dreamSs con1e uo TO dollars may not really be that much money. Twenty years ago, t might ) these dreams. However, things are not so have been possible to (| 2 easy today. [2 ] Tim most inqustrialized countries, prices for everything from food to transport to university fees have steadily increased over the years. Housing prices in particular have risen greatly。 The main reason iS that the population has increased一becoming very *dense in certain areas一but there are fewer MG2衣UDB for sale or rent. For example, in the U.S the average price of a new home in 1990 was $149800。 The average price in 2010 was $272900. With increases like that you can see why Js 1S considered_a good long-term investment [3 」 Housing in city centers also costs more than ever before. People used to move from the city center to the *outer city neighborhoods or suburbs to escape overcrowding and noise。 Today many are moving back because they want to be closer to their workplace. Since space iS limited 1 BS im these 2rG2o肖 supply has not caught up with EiSng demand。and prices 9こわに| AIに

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日本語に合うように, ( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 肌訪 1) もし次の日曜日, することがなければ, 私はピアノを弾きます。 TE I have nothing to do next Sunday, 1 ( 6 ) the piano. 2) もっとお腹が空いていれば. そのレストランに行くのに。 TEIwere hungrier,I( )( ) to the restaurant. 3) もし100万円当たったら,。 どうしますか。 What ( ! ) you( | ) 7You wononemillion yen? ジムがその話を信じ2 ! TE Jim had believe ( ) to Miki. 5) 10 年前にギタ @ことができるだろうに。 TTAnn had star he( ) it well now. $④

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