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コミュニケーション英語の教科書なのですが、どこがテストに出ると思いますか？教えてください>_<

人ハワイは, 西暦B0D0年ごころまで無人の鳥でした。 2 ⑳ The Hawaiian Tslands are in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.。 They are far away from any Other ]and. Humans probably started living there around 800 AD. Where did they come from? @⑥) According to one legend,the Hawaiiams came from : Tahiti。 Even Tahiti、one of the closest islands, iS st 000 kilometers away. Nobody had compasses jof the oceans in those days. How did people such a distance acroSss the open sea? ② The Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) is been _trying to answer these questions. PVS believes the early な Eoelynesians used navigation skills called “wayfinding. 呈They used natural guides Such as the stars,the sum and ocean Waves, to sail across the ocean.

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