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20 D 007 feel guilty about eating so much. People tease me for being fat and I pretend it Hello Sarah) I've put on a lot of weight recently. I make myself sick when I doesn't bother me, but I cry myself to sleep. My family says nasty things about my size, too. Please help me lose weight. 5 15歳の女の子の悩みの相 Barbara, 15 Sarah says: Hello, Barbara. Please try to stop making yourself sick. Beauty comes from within and in all shapes and sizes. The main thing is to be healthy. This can be done through your diet and by exercising. (It's unkind of your family to tease but pl" t ↳ To Tease 10 maybe they don't know that it upsets you So tell them how you feel. Ask your mom to help you follow a healthy, low-fat diet. Cut back on potato chips, cakes and sweets. Why not take up swimming or jogging? By eating healthily and exercising, your body will naturally reach a healthy weight. Don't skip meals, go on a crash diet, or make yourself sick. You may damage your body 15 if it doesn't receive the right nutrients. If you can't talk to your mom, your doctor will help. If you are unable to stop making yourself sick, call the Eating Disorder Association Helpline. Eating Disorder Association Helpline 01603765 050 Monday-Friday, between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Email: eda@netcom.co.uk

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35. Electric lamps came into widespread use during the eariy 1000 replaced once-popular type of fat, gas, or oil lamps for almost every purpose. A B C D 36. Located in Canada, the Columbia Icefield covers area of 120 square miles and is B A 3,300 feet thick in some places. TviO 2oie abaoob C D 37. Composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II brought to the musical allivieM oecmnoH A Oklahoma! extensive musical and theatrical backgrounds as well as familiar with the C d B traditional forms of operetta and musical comedy. D aha 38. Although traditional fiutes are among the world's oldest musical instruments, but the 0 09nel B tong To yodmt odt of bosh A flute used in orchestras today is one of the most technically sophisticated. C D 10oeo to auoilim abnid boeoleyo is te ybd ondes 39. Rice, which it still forms the staple diet of much of the world"'s population, grows B A nd aue best in hot, wet lands.

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1.次の英文に主部と述部の境界線を例のように入れなさい。 そのあと全文を日本 語に訳しなさい。 dT (1 T (S M (8 例:European countries / can be divided into three groups. ① The watch stolen from the shop was a valuable one. ②) The bookI wanted was written by Natsume Soseki. wIO ③ The girl with long hair gave the police some information. 0 b of 4 The missing girl wandering about the woods was found dead. 5 The news of the accident makes me sad. 6 The telephone on the desk rang loudly. の Takeshi, my brother, used a knife to open the letter. 8 Mastering a foreign language takes longer than learning to ride a bicycle. bag 設問2.次の英語の下線部の品詞名を書きなさい。また英文を日本語に訳しなさい。 1) My father is younger than he looks.(183mの意 2) He worked hard to provide for his old age. 3)I have often been to India. 4)I always use a dictionary for the use of students. 5)I remember the man very clearly. 開 190 noidom adT ((I Nbollid uor ) () lusittib 19ukngt6 9d g, olig .019) 0slqis ) () 6) Stationary cars in traffic jams cause a great deal of pollution. kti2z0q 設問3.次の文の主語S、 動詞V、目的語O、補語C、付加語Aなどに下線を引き分析 をしてから、全文を日本語に訳しなさい。 例:I like dogs and cats. 私は犬と猫が好きです。 SV diw baans bns zad 1) His mother handed him a bag. 2) My sister taught me Japanese history. ob Juods gnidaidt al sde 2aniand 3) 16 149 n 9ob buedaud Tod 2ai2 (8 He had a chance to meet his father. 4) You have made me what I am today. 入る 設問4.次の日本語を指定された文型を用いて英語に訳しなさい。 1)私たちは父の誕生日を祝うためにパーティをした。SVOA 2)父は私に新しい靴を買ってくれた。 SVOO 3)私は危険に気づいていた。 SVCA hnイー

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Chapter 5 CancerandCulture クイズ課題 (11 quizzes) 1. Overthe past three generations, cancer in America has risen by 800 percent.の by と同じ用法 が2つある。 どれ? (A) He caught me by the arm. (B) | missed the train by five minutes. (C) She came to the school by bus. (D) She passed the exam by working hard. (E) Don't judge a person by his appearance. (F) She js standing by the window. (G) The temperature has dropped by 15 degree Celsius in the last 30 days. (H) Finish your homework by ten (10) o'clock. 2. Comparative epidemiological data implicates America's refined, high-fat, low-fiber diet as an important contributing factor. の as と同じ用法は次の内どれ? (A) lsaw him as he was coming out of the house. (B) As it grew darker, it became colder. (C) If you don't know how to behave at the table, do as | do. (D) As your family doctor, | advise you to eat less.

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