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Reading Fill in each blank with a word or phrase from each group below. Since 1987, Claudia Zimmer has spearheaded recycling efforts in her small town. As the town includes fewer than 10,000 ( 1 ) community activities are typically driven by such grassroots efforts. Ms. Zimmer turned her attention to the environment after watching a documentary on landfills in the mid-1980s. From the outset., she was committed to the task, and her enthusiasm attracted several friends to the cause. They _2) recycling centers throughout the town for common items like plastic bottles and newspapers. Later, their scope expanded to include furniture, appliances, and other household items. Many electrical goods are repaired and redistributed, (_3__ articles of clothing are given to local charities. Items which can't be reused are recycled. 1.( )(A) residential (C) residing (B) residentially (D) residents 2.( )(A) brought up (C) rose up (B) set up (D) caught up 3.( )(A) while (C) since (B) for (D) after

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A 次の文章の 26 に入れるのに最も適当な語句を, それぞれ下の 27 0~0のうちから一つずつ選べ。 Most people think that the duck-billed platypus, an egg-laying mammal, only lives in remote rivers in Australia, 26 though, platypuses can be found in rivers near large cities throughout eastern Australia. The cities are trying to protect these shy animals. 27 trash, such as old fishing line and plastic bags, is injuring nearly ten percent of them every year. How much longer can platypuses live near us? The answer depends on us.

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Numbers in Japanese often have the same sounds as other words. The number 4 can stand for “shi," which refers to death. And the number9 can sound G like “ku," which means suffering. These numbers sound uncomfortable for people in Japan. Japanese people sometimes throw five-yen coins into offering boxes at shrines. Five yen in Japanese sounds like “go-en.” They wish that their five-yen coins will bring good fortune. As the examples above show, native Japanese speakers are careful M 10 about how numbers are pronounced in the language. Japanese numbers have another side. 5963, or “go-ku-ro-san," can mean: “Thank you for your hard work.” 530, or “go-mi-zero,” can refer to zero waste.

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1. Sandra met so many people on her first day of work yesterday ( ) she could not memorize all of their names. A. since B. so C. that D. because 2. Shortly after we arrived at the cabin, it began to snow so heavily that we decided to ( ) there. A. leave B. go hiking from C. stay and relax in D. stay away from 3. Akiko prepared the three-year sales forecast ( used for a meeting with her superiors. )her department manager A. what B. because C. but D. that 4. The report indicated ( )there is excessive waste from the plant, and a warning was issued accordingly. A. whether B. that C. when D. if 5. The news report ( ) our competitors are withdrawing from the market suggests that we should analyze the advantages of staying in it. A. that B. which C. when D. what

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く練習>復習です。次の( )内に入れるのに最も適当な語句を記号で選びなさい。 (TOEIC 形式) ) she could 1. Sandra met so many people on her first day of work yesterday ( not memorize all of their names. A. since B. so C. that D. because 2. Shortly after we arrived at the cabin, it began to snow so heavily that we decided to( )there. A. leave B. go hiking from C. stay and relax in D. stay away from 3. Akiko prepared the three-year sales forecast( used for a meeting with her superiors. ) her department manager A. what B. because C. but D. that 4. The report indicated ( )there is excessive waste from the plant, and a warning was issued accordingly. A. whether B. that C. when D. if 5. The news report( ) our competitors are withdrawing from the market suggests that we should analyze the advantages of staying in it. A. that B. which C. when D. what