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き. 台組の文がほほ同じ意味になるように, (て )内に過論笠人人符全どント ) 1 Cathy put on her red dress and went to the party ( ) on her red dress, Cathy went to the partY. 9) 結 1 did not feel well 1 left school early ( 9が36 ) well, Ileft school early. Ann found her old friend. and could not speak. could not speak. 3) | When she got on the train。 Ann found her old friend. d not look at his face. | リンダは彼の施を見ることができなかった. 1 本買わなくてはならないでしょう.

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次の英中の案所+ 8 ほる適するものを次買の語群から選びなきい。 ただし、同じる せん firally the lttle mermaids fiteenth birthday arrived。Her grandmother made her a present 9 3 wrcath of white jiiesf、and she rose ro the surface as jightly as a bubbleina( 1 )oi at The sn had just set and clouds were tinged with* gold and red。 The evening star we ( 2 brightly.and he air was very calm。The sea was as smooth as The jittle mermaid looked 8 Not far away was a threeumasted ship、the sails moiionleSS She could hear faint music。 and as it grew darker hundreds ot Hittle colored lamps were lit making ihe ship appear all he more lovely。、The litlle mermaid swam closer のee she was alongside the ship。she ler the gentle swell ift her* so that she could look in through gporiholel Inside were many inely dressed people. but her eyes ftxed on a handsome young prinee ( 4 ) jarge.dark eyes who was standing in the ( ) oi the group janghing In fact ir was his birthday. too一his sixteenth一and the party was in his honor* After a while the jittle mermaid saw hin go up on deck, and a thousand rockets were fired 6 te sky for 抽m。 At frst the noise frightened her and she dived deep underwater. but wasnt jong before” her curiosity brought her k to the surface. It seemed as though『 絹 the stars were fg into the sea. The little mermaid Was spellbound"、and she could not r cyes o全he your ince. Hewas( 8 handsomel (77e 7 47c7d7. Hans Christian Andersen) (注〕 wreath of white 固es 帳し were tinged wi一 の色 jef fhe gentle swel ji her ゆるやかな きな波のうねりに持ち上げられれて POrthole 船体に いている丸窓 損 始s Honor 王子のための, 王子の誕生日を抗っての # wasnt jong before- すず 半seemed as though一 まる てもたかのよみだった was speljbound 魔法にかけられたように. うっとりした

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⑥ complete the sentences. [総合問題] (1) ミキは科学分野の本を私の 2 倍持っでいる. Miki about science as do. (②) ますます多くの人がこのサービスを利用しています. this service. (3③) ここは東京で最も混雑する駅の 1 つです. This is (4⑭) 岡先生は, 学校のほかのどの先生よりも大きな声で私たちに話しかける. Mr. Oka (⑤) おじは新しい自転車店を開いたが, その店は若者に人気がある. My uncle opened a new bicycle shop, (@) この家は新しく, さらにいいことには, 南向きだ. This house is new, and (⑰ 日本語の通いじいるレストランはありますか. Ts there a Japanese? ⑯) 興は2015年にラブビーを始めたが, その年にワールドカップで日本が南アフリカを打ち負かした. IMy sister began to in the World Cup. 1 (6)南に向く face south 7)日本語の通じる…だれか日本語を話す[理解する]

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(1 Based on the passage, which of the following No人ae 了と he symptoms of smallpox include the patient's body becoming hot ilions of people were still dying because of smallpox early in the second half of the twentieth century. 3.The belief that smallpox demons fear a certain color is common to more than one culture. (9 7gyS 4zg7o7y WaS published in the first half of the nineteenth century.

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