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(I] Read the following two passages and answer the questions. 資料1 A cave-wall depiction of a pig and buffalo hunt is the world's oldest recorded story, claim archaeologists who discovered the work on the Indonesian island Sulawesi. The scientists say the scene is more than 44,000 years old. The 4.5-metre-long panel features reddish-brown forms that seem to depict human-like figures hunting local animal species. Previously, rock paintings found in European sites dated to around 14,000 to 21,000 years old were considered to be the world's oldest clearly narrative artworks. The scientists working on the latest find say that the Indonesian art predates these. Such artworks are notoriously difficult to date because they can be made with raw materials, such as charcoal(注1), which can be much older than the paintings themselves. But scientists excited the archaeological worid when they reported, in 2014 and 2018, that caves in Sulawesi and Borneo held artworks, including animal paintings, which were older than 40,000 years. The panel seems to depict wild pigs found on Sulawesi and a species of small-bodied buffalo, called an anoa. These appear alongside smaller figures that look human but also have animal traits such as tails and long noses. In one section, an anoa is surrounded by several figures holding spears and possibly ropes. The depiction of these animal-human figures, known in mythology as therianthropes (注 2), suggests that early humans in Sulawesi had the ability to conceive of things that do not exist in the natural world, claim 2 the researchers. The oldest such example from Europe is a half-lion, half-human ivory figure from Germany that researchers have estimated to be 40,000 years old-although Some suggest that it might be significantly younger. A roughly 17,000-year-old painting of a bison chasinga bird-headed human, from Lascaux Cave in France, is considered to be one of the earliest depictions of a clear scene in European rock art. To determine the age of the hunting scene, researchers led by archaeologist Maxime Aubert, at Griffith University, Australia, analysed calcite (注 3) 'popcorn' that had built up on the painting. Radioactive uranium in the mineral slowly decays into thorium. So by measuring the relative levels of different isotopes (往0 of these elements, the researchers were able to determine that calcite on top of one pig began forming at least 43,900 years ago, and deposits (注 5) on two anoas are older than 40,900 years. The dating gives scientists clues about the origins of figurative art. "t has always been assumed that the tradition of figurative painting arose in Europe," says Alistair Pike, an archaeological scientist at the University of Southampton, UK. "This shows the tradition does not have its origins in Europe." But he notes that the researchers dated only the portions of the painting that show animals, so it's possible that the therianthropes were added later. Aubert says the team did not find calcite samples over the therianthropes. Aubert thinks the animals and the therianthropes were painted at the same time. They are of similar colour and weathered in the same way, he notes, and all the other cave art from the region is from the same time period. Archacologist Bruno David, at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, agrees with Aubert's interpretation. If the entire painting is more than 44,000 years olid, it could mean that early humans arrived in southeast Asia with the capacity for symbolic representation and storytelling. David argues. Archaeologists have already found paint palettes and objects such as eggshells with abstract engravings made by early humans in southern Africa, he adds. “'s probably only a matter of time before narrative paintings of this, and much older age, are found in Africa." (Adapted from Nature, December 11, 2019) (注1) charcoal 木炭 (注2) therianthrope 獣人 (注3) calcite 方解石 (注4) isotope 同位体 (注5) deposit 付着物

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語形変化 5 )内の語を適する形にかえて書きなさい。 (1) There( be ) still some festivals for children in Japan. 次の文の( (1)(茨城改),(2)<埼玉改〉,(3)(香川),(4)(新潟〉【2点× are (2) They thought the blue cap was( good ) than the white one. (3) Last weekend I ( go ) to Miyajima in Hiroshima with my family. 4) When Ilearned about astronauts from the book, I( begin ) to think about my better future. (注)astronaut: 宇宙飛行士 future: 将来 went ならべがラ

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Lesson 24 読解力をつけよう 501 Words 目標 6 分 ◆次の英文を読んで,あとの問いに答えなさい。 〈愛媛改) One day in September, Mr. Suzuki, an English teacher. took a new foreign English teacher to Yuki class. He said, “This is Mary, your new ALT. Mary. this is your first class, so could you taiK aboue yourself?” Mary said, “OK. A everyone. I'm Mary. I'm from Australia. I learned Japanese in college in Australia. I'm very excited to work as an ALT. Let's enjoy today's English class." 5 A few weeks later, Mary talked with her friend, Lucy. Lucy said, “Do you like music, Mary?" "Yes, of course," said Mary. Lucy said, “[ ア ] I've practiced the koto for about three months. I feel very relaxed when I'm playing it," Mary said, “I want to practice it, too, Lucy." “You can practice it with me next Saturday," said Lucy. “Really? I'm happy to hear (B)that," said Mary. The next Saturday, Mary had her first koto lesson. After that, she talked with Lucy's Japanese 10 friend, Naoko. Naoko said, “Some foreigners are practicing the koto for an international festival. Itn be held in January next year. said Mary. C Mary?” “Sure. Ill practice the koto hard for the festival," One day in December, Mary talked about the international festival in Yuki's English class. Mary said, “Tll play the koto with my friends at the festival, so I'm practicing it very hard now. Many 「5 foreigners will come to the festival. You can talk to them and learna lot of things about their countries there.” “[ イ ] I'll ask my friends to go there with me," Yuki thought. One month later, Yuki and her friend, Rika went to the festival. They found Mary. She was wearing a kimono. “You're beautiful1, Mary,” said Rika. “[ ウ ] Thank you, Rika. My friends and I will play the koto soon. I'm very nervous,” said Mary. “Don't worry, Mary. You've practiced the koto very 20 hard. Please enjoy playing the koto," said Yuki.“Thank you, (D)I will," said Mary. Their performance was very good. Yuki and Rika took some pictures with Mary after the performance. There were many kinds of foods from different countries at the festival. Mary made cookies at home and brought them to the festival. Yuki and Rika ate some of her cookies and they were very good. They also ate curry made by people from India for lunch. It was a little hot, but very good. 25 After lunch, Yuki and Rika talked with Mary's friends in English. Mary helped Yuki and Rika, so Yuki and Rika understood them and learned some things about cultures of their countries. Yuki and Rika enjoyed the festival very much. Yuki came home and talked about the festival with her mother and father. Her mother said, “Yuki, you had a very good experience at the festival.” Yuki said, “[ エ ] There were a lot of people from 3C other countries at the festival. They learned about Japanese culture. Now I want to learn more about Japanese culture, too." “You should know more about Japanese culture. It's also important when you want to understand cultures of other countries better,” said her father. foreign 外国の ALT 外国語指導助手 koto こと(第) relaxed くつろいだ lesson けいこ, レッスン foreigner (s) 外国人 international 国際的な be held 開催される nervous 緊張した performance 演奏 cookie (s) クッキー India インド hot からい experience 経験

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9 次の英文を読んで、後の問いに答えなさい。 Naln was an 'exchange student from *Tndonesia at Minami High School. Her class was going to nave class activities about Indonesia Nani was asked to introduce some games to play. She thought, “I have an idea. I will introduce a game like Japanese janken. One day after school, Nani was on her way home. It began to rain. She was lucky because she was carrying her pink umbrella with her. She went to a convenience store to buy some "snacks. She Ctered the store and put her umbrella near the door There were some other umbrellas there. When she was looking for some snacks, she saw a tall girl. The girl went out through the door. Nani bought some "pieces of bread and a *pack of orange juice. She found one pink umbrella near the door, but it wasn't hers. She said to herself, "Someone has taken( ). Nani said to the Clerk, "T can't find my umbrella. I put it here but " The clerk thought "for a while and said, "1 guess my daughter, Kumiko, took yours "by mistake. Our shoD is very small, and our “family members Sometimes use that door. Kumiko hurried to her friend's house to return a book. She will be back SOon. Nani said, "No problem." The clerk looked at her uniform and said, "Oh, you are a Minami High School student. Kumiko was a student there, too." Nani said, "My name is Nani. I'm from Indonesia." A few minutes later Kumiko came back and her mother said to her, "Kumiko, this is Nani. You took her umbrella. Both of yours are pink." Kumiko said, "Oh, I'm sorry." Her mother said, "She is an exchange student from Indonesia at Minami High School." Kumiko said, "I was a student there too. Nice to meet you. When I was a student, I was very interested in foreign countries. I wanted to have a friend like you. Did you tell your classmates about your country? Nani said, "Yes, but I want to teach them more. I'm going to introduce Indonesian janken to my classmates. I hope they will enjoy it." Kumiko smiled and said, "A game? That's interestingl I'm interested in it. I'd like to see it. Would you like to come to my room?" Nani said, They went up to Kumiko's room. Nani said, "Ill teach you a game, Suit, from my country. It's like a Japanese janken. This is how to play it. You are three "fingers, a *thumb, a “forefinger and a *little finger. A thumb means an elephant. A forefinger means a man. A little finger means an ant. An elephant is stronger than a man. A man is stronger than an ant. An ant is stronger than an elephant." Kumiko asked, "Why is an ant stronger than an elephant?" Nani answered, "An ant goes into its ear, and the elephant cannot do anything about it. The elephant feels very bad. Do you 1understand?" Kumiko said "Yes, I do. I think it is not difficult to understand this game." Nani was glad to hear that. They played it together. After the first game, they tried it again. Kumiko won the second game. They tried it many times. They had a good time. Kumiko said to Nani. "Thank you for teaching me such an interesting game. Im sure your classmates will be excited too." Two days later, Nani's class had class activities. When Nani introduced the game to her classmates, they were interested in it. I hey enjoyed playing it many times. They had a great time. (注*) exchange student 交換留学生 Indonesia インドネシア snack 軽食 piece 一切れ pack パック for a while しばらくの間 by mistake 間違って family member 家族 thumb 親指 forefinger 人差し指 little finger 小指 finger 指

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