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10 20 25 30 36 問8 次の対話を読んで. あとの) ゆ) の問いに答えなさり> *A7rzco7 esなoo ye Porz /or 妨e Scya&o od Yi go fo 7xe sne んig sckooた 7かey ge 如 24 Keryon Co7が47e, so 由 Soyoc 7eg7xed o6ozz *Kezyo 7 7 g7o's o7g59 7gsr ee grの js zoの747676566どの P に の 72YC- 7れC7t6 が se Xas aoifeg Ya fo e をspgr。 Ar ghe *boo 信 7 Dogg 02kア2 2 9 zzz、 万e szzdzes 7 o *co77ege 7 プGPC7た Kamau: Welcome to our bootb. Tm Kamat・ 45 Sayaka: Tm Sayaka, and this is Yui. Yui: Hi、Kamau. Glad to meet YOU. Sayaka: Tve heard we can learn about the idea 0 about it 近 lass last week。 Bo,1want to knoW mo about 辻 it2 Yui: Whats orgのee, Sayaka? Who talked about i? Tve never heard of 辻. Sayaka: Mr.Hara did. 3 Kamau: Mr.Hara? Tsheyourteacher? He also helping with thiS pootb as a volunteer today. f “riのee” here. One of my teacbers talked Just a minute, TI bring him here. Yui: Ts he here? Sayaka, did you invite me because he is here? Sayaka: Yes. Were you surprised? Mr. Hara: Hi,Sayaka and Yui. Welcome- Sayaka: Hello, Mr. Hara. Yui: Mr.Hara, why are you a volunteer here? ー Wir. Hara: Tve talked about this to Sayaka in class beforey bi (7)Llived in Kenya for a Year. Sayaka: He studied at a college in Kenya. こ Yui: Really? Why did you choose Kenya? WIr. Hara: Because 1 was interested in animals and Swabi. Africa. Yui: Oh,Isee. Sodid you see a lot Mr. Hara: Yes. Would youlHike to see them? Wow! There are lions, elephants。 and a lot more. Ts great to see OU two here- Swahili is a language spoken in *East of *wild animals there? Did you take pictures? Yui: Yes, please. Thank you, Mr. Hara. Treally like them. How Was Your jife there? WMr. Hara: Itwas so exciting,andThadalot of great experienceS. After 1 came back to Japan、L wanted to 内ntroduce Kenyan culture to J apanese people. 『 Yui: Sounds great。 And what did you do? NPO which does a lot of activities to introduce Kenyan culture to J and today Tm helping with this booth as a member. Mr.Hara: Ifound an apan、 1! decided to join the group So, Kamau, can YOu tell me about ro70ee? Sayaka: Oh, sure. 万oro7z0ee means *all *pull together" in Swahih、 区amau: And it is used to *describe *eommunity events ike fundraising or *development activities. Yui: Whatis fundraising? amau: Its an activity that people do to collect money for a good *purpose, ke bulding a school

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英語 高校生

分かる問題だけでもいいので、Q4、6、7の答えを教えてください!

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