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の 次は。 1年間の日析学を終えてオーストラリアへ帰った女子学生のLindaが, 日本でホームス テイしていた家の中学生 Emmiにあてて春いた手紙です。 これを読んで, 間 1 一間4に符えなさい *印のついている彼には本文のあとに【往)があります。(12衣 Dear Emi How are you? Fm sormy I didmt write to you wooner Tve been wo*bosy since coming back to Australia and couldmt find Gime to write [AA Time really *fiesl 1 "first "met you in May last year. and more than one year has already *passed. As you know.Tm interested in Aeado. ] first watched some *matches when 1 was ten. and ] thought Aegdo was so cooll Then 1 started to learn Aedo and practiced very hard し-B_] Whem iwas geen 1 decdcd to go to Japan to lam more. UI 認) to japan to learn 4ezdo. not to leam Japanese. But of course. 1 needed to study Japanese, too. で You yers wery kimd to reach me a bt of apaneee words every nlght in Your room Now ! ( Japanese Yery much because 】 iearned it from you 1 started to write my *diary in Japanese。 When T write it Tcan feel you are with me Thank you very much for *everything TI write to you again son |し-D Your friend. Lnda ま) my忙しい fy……飛(時間が)早く過ぎる fwt…初めて met……meetの過去形 Peer…… (時間が)たつ Tmatchw拭人 daye…B配 wething……すべてのこと, 何もかも 間1 本文中のにん D_]のぃずれか どこに補うのが最も適切ですか い。 (3旧 You helped me a lot という 1 文を補います。 5の中から1つ選びその記号を書きなき 間2 下線吉 go ) を適切な形にして, 1 牙で胡きなきい。(3高) 間3 下線部のにつv その記号を春きなさい。(3点 アァ lke イ ask ウ think ェ wil にあてはまる最も適切な1 語を, 次のアーエの中から1 つ信び, 問4 本文の内 3 When did Linda frt watch some Aemdo matches? に関する次の質問の答えとなるように,( ) に2語の適切な英語を春 tenr

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間2 次の各組の文がほぼ同じ意味になるように, ( ) 内に適語を入れなさい。 1 Ibelieve that you were to blame. Tbelieve you ( )( )( ) to blame. 2 She promises that she wi山 be a good wite. She prommises ( ) ( ) a good Wite. 3 Itseemed that the sea had been calm. The sea seemed ( ) ( DL ) calm. 4 Itwas said that she Was aDsent. She was said ( ) ( ) absent.

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46 しかしながら彼女は奴隷捕獲者に決して捕獲されず 46はここまでしか分かりません 48 彼女が必死に働いた自由は法に変わったとわかった 49 ハリエットは彼女の人道的な仕事のおかげで多くの人から高く評価された 教えてください！お願いします

Harriet's reputation as a fearle Ss leader spread fast. ⑯Large reWards were offered by slaveholders for catching her. ⑯However she WaS never captured by slave catchers、anda she never lost any of her "passengers” to them either, on the way to freedom along the "Underground Railroad.” ⑰ Harriet was over forty years old when Abraham Lincoln signed the Rmaneipation Proclamation in 1863. ⑱Tt turned the freedom she had desperately worked for into a law. ⑲Harriet was honored by many people for her humanitarian work. For example,she Was

42 1850年の奴隷解放宣言はにげる奴隷を助けることは禁止だったので逃亡者がどこかで立ち止まることを危険にしました 44 恐れを知らないリーダーとしてのハリエットの名声はすぐに広まりました 45 彼女を捕まえるために奴隷所有者によって多くの懸賞金がだされました 訳あって... 続きを読む

The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, which prohibited anyone frorn helping escaprng SlaveS。 now made dangerous for runaways to stop anywhere in tne US. So arret ed ner followers to Canada, where they would be safe and free. ⑭Harriet's reputation as a fearless leader spread fast. ⑮Large rewarQs Were oered Sy slaveholders for catching her. However, she was never captured by save catchers。 anQ sne never lost any of her “passengers” to them either,on tne way to reedom aong he “Underground Raihroad "