［3］で僕のaの答え方はダメですか？ちなみに答えでは「He lived in the late Edo period 」です 後，BでなぜYesとわかるのですか？ 新しい教科書には載っていないということは読み取れました。でも今使っているのが古い方のは限らなくないですか？？

READING 坂本龍馬に関するリカのプレゼンテーションを読んで, 下の問題に答えよう。 Hello, everyone. Which history do you like O Better, best , world history or Japanese history? In history, who do you like ② / Wetter, bést)? I love Japanese history. There are many farmous people in our history textbooks. Oda Nobunaga, Tokugwa Ieyasu, Saigo Takamori, and so on. Among them, I like Sakamoto Ryoma best. In the late Edo period, Ryoma talked about many new ideas. Also, he moved around Japan to make a big change, He met many important people and connected them. Of Course, he was one of the greater, greatest persons at that time. However, his name will not be in our new school textbooks. Japanese history teachers willnot tell us about Ryoma so much. It is shocking. I think ④(the / played / important / he / most / role ) to open this country to the world. Ryoma is one of the persons who changed our history. most impertan (1) O~3の[] 内から適切なほうを選ぼう。 (2)のの)内の語を並べかえて,文を完成させよう。 he played the Inost impertaht ,_ to open this country ole think to the world. (3) 次の質問に英語で答えよう。 you a) When did Sakamoto Ryoma live? Ih the late Elo period. b) Does Yuka's history textbook have the name of Sakamoto Ryoma? Mo.it doeshf. res,it dees. apanese hisaiy feachef will nof tell ns alaar cWhat is shocking to her? story Ryoma so madhi Fypand Your Vocab! (話量を広げよう) 口ミ

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After Fir Vocabulary 本文* Lesson 読解時間2分54秒 6 回モ回 Track 11 1 In Japan, there are two unique styles of drama: kabuki and Takarazuka Opera. 「nese two look very different because kabuki is traditional and Takarazuka Opera IS very modern. Nevertheless, we can find a lot of similarities between them. The greatest similarity is the performers. Both are played by performers of In kabuki, all the performers are men. One sex. There are special actors who always perform women's parts. They are called oyama. In Takarazuka Opera, all the performers are women. Even the strongest men's parts are played by women who are dressed up like men. Kabuki and Takarazuka Opera have music. In Takarazuka, actresses sing to the music played in the theater. In kabuki, the actors do not sing themselves, but 10 there are some singers and musicians on the stage. Kabuki actors and Takarazuka Opera actresses wear very colorful costumes. Both of them also put on beautiful make-up and act in a dramatic way. Kabuki players' performances are powerful for men"'s parts and elegant for women's parts. 15 Famous oyama are said to look more like women than real women. The Takarazuka actresses who play men's parts look really handsome and act just like men. Because of the actresses skills, the audience *is fascinated by the *gorgeous shows. Kabuki has old people as its fans, while Takarazuka Opera's fans are mostly But all of them are very *enthusiastic. Kabuki and Takarazuka 20 young women. Opera are popular because they try to show beauty which we cannot find in our daily lives. Why don't you go to see these plays and find more similarities? 261 words Words & Phrases 1.17 be fascinated by …に魅せられる .17 gorgeous 形豪華な 1.20 enthusiastic 脳熱狂的な

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21:03 の マ 自46% 294 長い文章 16 What does the speaker say about Abraham Lincoln's speech? 0 It was considered a complete failure. 2 It was given at a cemetery for soldiers. 3 It was nearly two hours long. の It was given a score of four out of seven. Sp The Gettysburg Address The Gettysburg Address is one of the most famous speeches in U.S. history, but when Abraham Lincoln finished delivering the speech, he thought it had been a complete failure. The speech was not even the main speech given that dov.a dedication of a cemetery for the thousands of soldiers who had died in the Battle of Gettysburg a few months earlier. After the main speaker had spoken for nearly . hours, the President spoke for only a few minutes. His speech was only ten senten.. long, but it reminded Americans why they had fought to create a new country and urged them to fight on to save it and make it greater. The reason Abraham Lincoln's speeches are so memorable is that he wrote and rewrote them until they sounded almost like poetry. For example, he ends the speeck with, “that government of the people, by the people, for+he people, shall not perish from the earth." By repeating, "of the people, by the people, for the people," he makes the phrase easy to remember. But, of course, it is the opening of the speech that even school children can recite: “Four score and seven years ago." A“score" is twenty years, so he is really saying, “Eighty-seven years ago.” But “eighty-seven years ago" doesn't sound very poetic, does it?

例題の文はshould〜will が公式のように書かれていますが、問題の方の文ではshould〜would になっていました。どのような違いがあるのでしょうか？

第10章 084 If S'should do, ~ 「ひょっとして…することになれば,~」 If it should rain, the concert will move indoors. ひょっとして雨が降ることになれば,コンサートは室内に移動することになるはずた。 itage 2 11 偶然の機会や予測できない要因で起こる実現性の低い未来の出来事を仮定して0、 用いない。主節は直説法 (will/can/may 等を含む文)や命令文になることが多い。 っとして…することになれば, ~」 の意味を表す。 起こる可能性が全くないときた。 (2 If S'should+原形 , S will [can/may]+ 原形 ~。 「ひょっとして…することがあれば,~するだろう」 If it should rain, the concert willmove indoors. S V M will + 原形 will 以外に [can/may] などを使うこともある should+ 原形 ■類例1 If I should live to be a hundred, I will never understand John. 100歳まで長生きすることになっても, ジョンの気持ちは理解できないでしょう。 ■類例2 If anyone should call while I'm out, tell him I'll be back s0om ひょっとして留守中にだれかが電話してきたら, すくぐ戻ると伝えてください。

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1. そのニュースを聞いたら、かなり気分が良くなった。 I feel much after hearing the news. 2. テレビの司会者にとって最も大切なことは、 ユーモアのセンスである。 thing for television hosts is a sense of humor. 3. それはテレビの歴史上、 2番目に長いコマーシャルだった。 That was TV commercial in the history of television. 4. テレビは、たいていラジオよりもずっと高価だ。 A TV set is usually much than a radio. [ expensive / good / important / large /long )

Frequent stops が主語になっていますが、なぜ副詞＋動詞が主語になれるのですか？

の1つをご提供致します 適正価格で。 あ Frequent stops will be made / for photo opportunities. たびたび止まります 写真撮影のために。 interesting facts and history with you].

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し レターネットで欲しい情報はすぐにどこにいても手に 有名な英国の百科事典が, も がRa ぃ二邊年以上もの歴 記しなったからだと聞いている。 中622 =から出てくる一つの結論は, 書物の時代が終ったので 、ょ< 上上報道などでも盛んに流布きれ 06 Mi 議Nインターネットでよいのに, なさ 入は科6とれほか革のあれとう と 識回者で買うのか。 でれは音物から得るや のが単に情報だけではないからだ。 表 給半ンマタニネッ 測中必情幸992ekane 08 [楽しき」 を与えをてくれるの | である。 それは古い装帆や世紀を隔てた匂いなどなど……。 1 イ ポル ト の情報と, 読書から得る知識とは本質的! |その違いを比際で表現した とま:貧物とサブリズピン ト の関係になるのではないだろうか。 生の (洪部見一「知的余生の方法』 より一部変更) <違うのではないだクろ 5が。 5 0二

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ON Po0-0。 ce から-っ に基づい 表び、る てop 、 その番紀を 答えとして最 ークしなきい も壮切なものを、 のヘー most jikely be e で more famous than they are today. -A taveler ing G w cxploring Germanys sccnic Ri v y CrmanysS sccnic Rhine River who visits the dty Of Bingen will be directed to the hi m the history i Seum there, which features front and center the amazing career of Saint エTi Su 隊 asant Cy 9 rmeenty se 202 Gm am ace ko ery sense a issance ogx。 born a htHle more than three and| き half centuries before the greatest Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci (1432.1519). Hildegard was not only a composer of church music but also a mystic。 es a playwright an 7 Re and a sharp observer of natural phenomena on earth and in the skies. Tronically she had becn a sickly child and her aristocrat father did not hold much hope for her fature should she choose a normal life. Hle felt her only possibihty of personal happiness Would be in the service of God as a nun. isolated from the stresses of daily decision-making. Fortunately for Hildegard, Jutta von Spanheim, her mentor, saw in her an unusual abihty。 and ldegard was able to develop it to such a high degree that she became famous in her long jifetime of eighty-one yearS, even going on tOurS throughout Europe to promote her ideas and professed God-given ViSionS. _) Hildegard was a member of the Benedictine Order、 That meant a hife of balanced sleep.a Yegetarian diet regular DraYer and lots of hard work Her frst book, /zber Sczps (Koz 7e ld be a widely read description of the coSmos based on ancient Greek ideas、 It Ps), woul jwas believed to be a divinely inspired work in its time and Would not be matched by any man 邊he short biographies on Hildegard di al for centuries, lo not ahways detail her mus nm them, but Hildegard composed noteworthy liturgical pieces jpositions, 中 even mentio」 eered in developing the musical morality for ublic religious ceremony). She also pion in character of a StorY is presented with herheorsheis granted entry into here the mal a dilemma of choice mcept where and evil which wil determine Whet heaven e.Ytaly, and the Year 1619、 It was the tme of the Baroque. Nght