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公立英単語Level B P211 [) 英単語 |No. 26 急ぐ |No. 意味 英単語 意味 1|鍵をかける 2落とす 27揺さぶる 込 28 励ます 29|判断する 3失敗する 4燃やす 5落ちる 30|ノックする 6気にする そ 31 |におう 7引く 32|解決する 8|費用がかかる 6E|| 33 |提供する 34 |共有する 9吹く 10包む 35上げる 11傷つける 36 |発明する 12折る Te 37|~かしらと思う 13 印刷する 38 選ぶ 14|衝撃を与える e8 39起こる 15 覆う 40||減らす 16撃つ 41 |デザインする 17注文[命令]する 42 戻る 18 くつろぐ 43 |属する 19 同意する と 44出席する 20|触れる 45集める 21登る 46 選ぶ 22引き起こす 47 |ついていく 23 |推測する 48(り返す 24飲食物を出す 49|招待する 25 叫ぶ(5) 50調べる,探す

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to play video games. 2) My father advised to meet Dr. Morris. (me〉 2次の英文が意味の通る文になるように,最も適当な箇所にカッコ内の語句を入れて全文を書き 0 Mr. Jones ordered,to attend the next meeting. ( him > 3) Iwant youeat your lunch before it gets cold. < to > い なさい。 Tones ordered,to attend the next meeting. ( him) su1 はては個に次め会蔵に出席都ように命定した。 ショ の 私の父は、モリス応生に会うように志告した 私はあなたに寒くなる前に昼食を食べてほいっと思う。 4) Id like hertake care of my children. 〈 to) のは彼犬に私の子イ供の世話をしていただきたい さで ant when to d 2 のロナ立の Lesson 11

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greaty respected Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC), who claimed that heavy Objects naturally fall faster than light obiects. This hypothesis was considered to be true nearly 2000 years-mainly because nearly everyone who knew of Aristotle's Conclusions had such great respect for him as a thinker* that they simply assumed he Couldn t be wrong. Also, in Aristotle's time. air resistance was not recognized as an Iuence on how quickly an obiect falls We've all seen that stones fall faster than leaves Inuttering in the air. Without investigating further, we can easily accept false ideas. Ganleo very carefully examined 。 Aristotle's hypothesis. Then he did something that -Q 10 caught on and changed science forever. He experimented. Galileo showed the falseness of Aristotle's claim with a single experiment ー dropping heavy and light objects from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Legend tells us that the objects fell at equal speeds. (3) In the SCientific spirit, one experiment that can be reproduced outweighs any authority, regardless of reputation or the number of advocates* CD 58

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If it were not for small stones, large stones would not lie well.

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*語で作 いる語句 、Fのアーエの中から1つ Las popular theate T home (日本語のメモ) hous 田事をやってみましょう ! |C bik CC わたしたちと一緒に楽しく過ごしましょう。 日付:10月25 日 (日曜日) 時間:午後1時 場所:あおば公民館小会議室 鉛筆とノートを持ってきてください。 Let's play Go! ie player uses *little black *stonps and the other uses ittle (A ) stones. Go Is a traditional *board game for two players. It's a *simple but very *challenging game. Please come and have fun with ( B ). Date: Sunday, C 25 Time:1 p.m. Place:Small Meeting Room, Aoba Community Center Please bringa D and a notebook. (各3点) ばん (注) board game……ボードゲーム(テーブル上でゲーム盤を使って行うゲーム) little……小さい stone……石 simple……簡単な challenging やりがいのある (ア/white イ yellow ウ red エ blue ア me イ you ウ our エ us ed H H

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1 次の英語に合う日本語を完成しなさい。 A 1) I will help my mother in the kitchen. 00 私は台所で 2) He won't play tennis with us. 彼は 3) Ann will be in London by now. アンは今ごろ 4) Will you take me to the station? 私を nS 2 日本語に合うように, ( )内から適切なほうを選びなさい。 私は明日、沖縄の友達に電話をするつもりです。 I(will / would ) call my friend in Okinawa tomorrow. タクはどうしても英語を話そうとしません。 Taku(won't/wouldn't) speak English. 3) 子どものころ, 私はよく森へ行ったものです。 1) 2) bode o d foboa d 'aios I(will / would ) go to the woods when I was a child. 4) この家の前に高い木がありました。 文 There(would / used to ) be a tall tree in front of this house. 格 dan ot odil bluow odies blrow! aim) yam 3 対話文が完成するように, ( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 )( ) explain the rule to me?” «Sure." m )go with you?” “No, thanks." ) play basketball after school?" Yes, let's." 3) 日本語に合うように, ( )内の語句を並べかえて英文を完成させなさい。鶏 St 1) あなたは明日, 図書館で勉強するつもりですか。 (study / will / the library / you/in) tomorrow? tomorrow? 2) トムは今ごろ, 電車に乗っているでしょう。 (the train / Tom/ be/ on/will) by now. by now. 3) 彼はよく私の家を訪ねてきたものです。 (to/ visit / used / my house /he). OU CU S uo g rw as 10aln ob of vbo vsd 4) 明日,一緒に買い物に行きませんか。 0olup lie ot vino ad bo (we/ tomorrow/go/shall/ shopping )? 調料 t tones SL.IT Lesson 10

化学と人間 運動・位置エネルギー 質量が指定されていない問題で、 1/2×高さ×速さで出たエネルギーの量を イコールにして高さを求めたのですが、考え方があっっているのか確かめて頂きたいです🙏

WITH YOU E STONES Iz INA-I MIGHT FOREVER! THE GREATWAL OF CHINA WAS BUILT TO KEEP OUT ANY OUTSIDE NFLUENCE! BuT I DIDN THE LAST WORE you oID! OF COURSE! Vww.d (リュットコースターがあさちma位品が 20m/sで走っていた。こクコースター が(0m/sの速さになiっていに をきの高さを求めよ。

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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

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10 15 上 デア にしダン PD ジー ニニデーーニー ee ーーとーー のマーー ーー 右 A long time ago, there lived a merchant in England with his beauf 6計 Tage ad to go to prison. Ugl *money-lender。 Though the money-lender waS old and ugly, he wanted Very mu の 9 daughter. In those days, if a person borrowed money and couldnt return i季 he 衣 Unfortunately。 this merchant OoWe ed a lot of money to a marry the merchants beautiful daughter. S0, he said he would cancel the merchamr。 *2debt if the merchant would agree to give him his daughter. 加 Neither the merchant nor his daughter jiked pis_ idea, but they diqnt Im what else to do. One day the *?cunning moneydender said to them, Lets ply *a game of chance. 1 will put a black stone and a white stone into this empty bag 2 Then he looked at the merchants beautiful daughter and said, "You must take one ot the stones. Hf you take the black stone, you W山 mmarry me and your fathers deht mil be cancelled. Hf you take the white stone, You can St4Y with your father and the debt will sil be cancelled。 But Histen! HE you refuse to take a stone, your father will be *5thrown into jail So, pick carefully my girl" 回 The merchant and his daughter had no choice, So they agreed to try it The three people were standing on a path in the merchanfs garden. There were manmy small stones on fhe path。 The money-lender picked up two small stones and quicky The girl was looking carefully at him, and she noticed that he among the other stones. "Oh Im MI T you look into the b85

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