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ら re-Study Worksheet (英文解釈・構文理解読 や技能) Lesson 5 Vegetable Factory er is 73X7 4gge/zz 7sKooy 4zge/a 4 You may be surpri is のwhat peopl do in vegctable factories. In these factoricsy = Angelina, : Veget lm超詞と言い換えの表現に注意して正確に読む have you ever (①heard of vegctable factories? 1 ⑳Iearned about them for the first tme on TV last night. Such factories Were frst built in Denmark in 1957, and similar factories were also introduced in the US in the 1970s. 、 。Lle arories一yes 1 ⑨know about them, too. In Japan tey were frSt DI attracting much uiltim te cary 1980s to produce Kgrare sprout. These factories are noW renrion のgs a new pe of agriculture.Thear ⑤new vegetables hike frilice lettucE and ice plant are being roduced there.(Gemes 」 Wowi You really know alot about vegetable factorics : Would you like to know more? : Definiteby! scd to hear that we can grow vegetablcs without the sun and soil But (⑥中hat dlectric tight and ferGiized water are sed instead of the sun and so Temperature and humidity are also controlled. (@frscems thar irmited space in vegetsble factories is ot a big problem. (can) Worken fuly se the space by stacking shclves of vegetables. Actualy, you can find small vegetable factories ⑨ in the previously wasted space of office bi gS or restaurants. ALpresenu 中e main rops from vegetable factories are lcaf vegerabls But in the near fture. more varieties ofvegerables are sure to come。 問1 下線部①に関して、hear of と hear はどのよう に使い分けるかを辞書で調べ、以下の2つ の文の意味を書きなさい。 (①) Have you ever hcard of vegetable factories2 (⑫) Haye you ever heard vegetable factorics? 問2 ・下線部②に関して、learn about と learn はどのよう に使い分けるかを辞書で調べご、 2つの文の意味を書きなさい。 (1①) Llcarned abouc vegetable factories on TV last night (⑫) Ilcarncd vegetable factories on TV last night 問3 下線部に関して、know about と know はどのよう に使い分けるかを辞書で調 2 つの文の意味を書きなさい。 (1) Iknow about vegetable factories. (2) Iknow vegetable factories 問4 下線部のに関して、こを で使われている前置詞 ass は「同格」を表 れるが、何と同格であるのか、具体的な語句 を本文中から抜き出しなさい

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間誠蘭 ルルoomxe 1 分 56 秒を目標に読みなさい。 UDGI2NJTgGWGiGMI BrazihWithiaiBopttatodef18 milhen_asiof.20108 Back in the 1960S, it had various problems that are often seen in big cities throughout the world, such as busy town streets and a lack of green SDace. ての不足 mayor in 1971, succeeded in solving these problems. Lerner carried out a series of big reforme。 But Jaime Lerner, who became First, he changed the city's busiest town street into a pedestrian Zone. Next, he planted flowers and trees, and put benches in parts of the 0 It became a popular meeting place for people. Although local Shopkeepers thought these changes would hurt business, they soon found out that actually fe were able to make more profit. After thiS success、Lerner tried to solve the problem of public transportation. He connected some buses together so that they could hold more people at a tme. Thanks to tm there were no more traffic Jas during rush hour. _He ・ Je to make EEこ By changing a number of river areas into parks, he crwel Jot t more mee Space in the city. He also started to educate people on how to

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1 Plant-eating animals spend most of their time | eating and watching foOr predatoY8. For this reason, they sleep for a very short ime.。 For examnple, horses sleep for a couple of hours 4 day. Giraffes sleep for | 。 only half an hour. Both horses and giraffes sleep im a standing position to respond to any danger qunckly. How about humans? We eat both plants and meat.。 We sleep for about eight hours a day. We sleep shorter than meat-eating animals,but longer op than plant-eating animals. Isnt it interesting?