学校ではhave gone to =行ってしまった(帰ってきてない)とかいう曖昧な訳を教わりました。 行ってしまって帰ってきてないというのはその行先に留まって他へは動かない状態ということなのでしょうか？ このやり取りが電話だった場合話し手はまだ帰ってきてないですよね？..

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Lesson 2 The Mission ofthe Olympics Pam3 What do you know about the history ofthe Olympics? "The Brst apcient Olympic Games date backto 776 B.C。 The ancient Olympic Games were held every four yeare as they are no "The Games were originally a onerday event but in 684 BLC. they were tended to three days。 In the 5th century BC。 the Games were extended again and became a 5verday event。 The Games included running boxing the long jump, the shot ut。 the javelin throw and other events。 "The sncient Olympics continued for nearly 12 enturies。 untilthe Roman Empire conguered Greece It took another 1.500 years before the Olympic Games rose again。 A man named Pierre de Coubertin a baron of France, dedicated himaelfto the promotion ofeducational reform for his country First。 he isited and obaerved some public achools in England. He was fascinared by the phyeaical edveation there and he came to behieve thatthe power fsporte could create a peaceful socicty: He began to think no only ofthe people in his rm cuntry but also ofall the people in the world. In 1894, the young baron proposed the idea ofreviwing the Olympics at a meeting of the Union of Sporte Athletics in Paris。 He wanted to make the Games an international athletic eompetition to be The Internaticnal Olympic Committee。 oe rlein the modern Olympic Game

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第 1 問 光の陣い(A・B)に答えよ。 (配点 35) A 次の問い(問 1 一10)の| 1 |一| 10 |に入れるのに最も適当なものを, それ ぞれ下の⑩0一0のうちから一つずつ選べ。ただし, | 8 |一| 10 |については, ( A )と( B )に入れるのに最も適当な組合せを選べ。 問1 The topic of the forum was so interesting that the whole audience was 1 | to the panelists. ⑩ ignorant ⑳ enthusiasc @⑧ caretml @⑳ attentve 間2 Some people say that artfcial inteligence wil take the | 2 |of humans, but 1 doubt it ⑩ aavanage @ cae @ plce @ responsibility 問 3 Life has asted on Earth | 3 | varying conditions for ncarly four bilion years. ⑩ sbove @ at @ fr @⑳ ader 韻4 A very popular rock band can sell out their concert dckets | 4 the concert ⑩ goahead @ weahead @ advance @⑳ beforehand 5 rd ike to take a bus to Tames Square How much is me| 5 ) pce @ mw @ te @ fme

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1.The boy's father said that he would attend the trip, he would arrive about ten minutes late. (⑳) since (B) after (C) although (⑪D) despite 2. You must hand in your assignment __ the beginning of next Fridays class. ⑳) ) by on (⑪) until 3.Can you the difference between Tony and Chris? Ithink they look exactly the same. (⑭) tell (B) follow (O say ⑪D) make 4.She said indignantly “What completely di僅erent wo (⑭) star (B) eartb (C) planet (D) sateljite 5. Some Americans as possible. (⑭) dect (B) directal (O) directly (D) more direct

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ーー | で ゝ ーーツー ーー ーー… would Yuki does not things も) 定期的に運動する ことが健康を維持する有効な方法だ ーー D Express the following in English. +) 夢球環境が危機にさら されているのは明白な事実だ. [global environment) <) 野島の写真を撮ることが私の趣味の 1 つだ. 2) 役にさよならを言わないなんてあなたは失礼だった. 〔rude) 3 よ昌でその都市の名所をすべて見て回ることは不可能だ. 〔the sights) PCすぐ 『FU 間名をを衝科ををを多をとをるとるををのるをるるるをきまるな2 了 Talk about the questions in pairs. リリ) Which of the four English skills are You

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74 7ワエテッ析そそやっとも幸生 っロ ーーにの0のNUM 203 -a衝お っ 人るWi eo7和っ Many eople around the worid thoughNt Saturday July 7th。 2007 might be the スタ なで"5、 。。 ロてリオ day of the century. Thatis because in the Gregorian calendar, it was the ucks seventh day of the seventh month of the seventh year。 "This might explain why about three times as many weddings were reported that day in the U.S. as for a typical Saturday in July。 On the other hand, the 18th day of July in 2007 fell on a Friday 一a coincidence many believe brings bad 1uck. Why are these numbers so meaningful to some people? Tan Stewart is a British mathematician and author at the University of Warwick who also publishes an Tnternet web 1og on popular mathematics. He recently wrote an article on number symbotism for the Encyclopedia Britannica online "There is a cultural fascination with numbers, Stewart says。 and people tend to He notes that the number 13 is unlucky for many give them al sorts of significance. Western cultures, but 4 is unlucky for the Chinese, because the Chinese word for four and the Chinese word for death sound very similar. Thus, the numbers themselves dont seem to have any particular features Surprisingly the number 7 is consistently considered lucky。 even for very Eyeryone knows that in Western casinos, a person wins atthe slot dferent cultures. mmachines 下 they get friple sevens, and seven is the most probable outcome of rolling two dice. But even the ancient Greeks thought seven was a special nunnber. Stewart explains that the Pythagoreans in ancient Greece thought the number 3 represented the spiritual world. They associated the number 4 with the four essential elements in the physical world: fire, earth, ar and water. Therefore.7 一 which is 4 plus 3一 was particularly important, he says, because it embodied both the piritua】 world and the material world.

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イプ 次の英文の説りの部分に下線を引き, 正しい表現を に書きなさい。 (1) This park is four ime as large as that one. (2) This is the best movie that Tve never seen. (3) The rain cleared quickly than 1 had expected. (4) This building is taller than any other buildings in this city。 (5) He is the most famous of the tvo painter8.

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次の共文を読んで, 下の問いに日本語で答えなさい。 Jreams can be familiar and strange, fantastical or boring. No one knows for certain why people eam bt some dreams might be connected to the mental processes that help ns leari トー atudy seientists found a connection betveen nap-time drea md better memory in people jearming a new Skill で 56 Perhaps one way to leam something new is to practice, practice practico 一 and then sleep Q j (Wamming: This research still doesmt provide an excuse for falling asleep during class.) <T ras starUed by this Rnding" Robert Stickgold told Scieuce eos He is a cognitive neuroScient 時 Earvard Medical School who worked on the study Neuroscience is the study of how the nn jous Systen work。 and GOgnitive studies look at how Deople learm andl reason. So-a_cogNiHe /9 neuroseien study the brain processes that help Deople leamW the study-69 colege 6 between the ages Of 18 and 30/each spent an hour on a computem iryig 6O get through a yirt > The maze was dificul and the study Darticipants had to start 明different place each time they tried 一 making itleven ore difficult They were alsG told_to finda particular picbure of a tree and remember where i WS. for the 6rst 90 minutes of a ftve.hour break。 haif of the participants stayed awake and half were 19 Oake ashort nap. Participants who stayed awakc、wrere askedbto describe their though Participants who took a nap were asked about their dreanNs・ Siekeold and his colleagues wanted to know about NREM, or non-REM sleep。 RPM stands fi pi eye movement” witch is what happens during REM sleep. This period of sleep often br 明range dreams to a sleepe although deams can heppen in both modes of sleep SHickgold wanted jow what people were dreaming about when their eyes werent moving, during NREM sleep、 er studies seientists had found a connection beveen NREM brain activity and leamtng abihty還 rats and in people. OurlOEithe 50 people who slept said ther dreams were connected to the mmaze. Some dream 92D6nt the musie that had been playing when they were workingi others said they dreamed abc seeing people in the maze. When these four people tried the computer maze again, they were able 恩 fid the tree faster than before their naps. SGCkoMi snggests the drean itself doeavt help a person leam 一 iPs the otier yav around- 3 6883 ha 1h6 dal was causedl by the braint processes associated] with_learning 96 JA four of the people who dreamed about the task had done DooHy the frst tme, which Stickgold wonder 下 the NREM dreams ShoW up When a person fnds a new task particularly diffio ple who had other dreams, or people who didmt take a naD, didnt show the same improvement. (Adapted from Stephen Omes, "Dreaming Makes Perlect"in Sciuce Aeus.pr fy May 12.201 ze 迷路 訳しなさい。 ょ を行ったかを、休計点を合め、80生以内で玉べなさ 0 を人導において失放されたことを, 旬読点を合