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9 The Magic of Music 音楽の不思議なカ The history of music is very old. People alt over the world have always loved t, Is there anyone who doesn't like music? Probably the answer is no. Music is the most necessary things in life, Maybe people can't live without music. Do antmas and plants like music, too? Do they understand music? 2 One day Mrs. Evans read a very interesting story in the newspaper. A ** university professor found out that her plants became stronger when music was played for them. At first she thought that ., it was a joke, but she wanted to ury it herself. She built two rooms in the garden and put the same kind of vegetables in both rooms, The temperature of the rooms was the same and both of them were very 10 quiet. Music was played in one room. The other room was silent. Surprised to find that the next day the vegetables that she played music for became 1 E 1) She was 3) taller than the ones in the silent room. 3 In the United States, there was a farmer who kept many c0ws. The farmer was very interested in music, When he stayed at home, he always listened to music on the radio. One day he took his radio to the farm. When he was *milking his the radio was playing beautiful music. He found that the cows gave more milk "han the reason, and three months later he 15 COWS。 usual on that day, He wanted to know 4) learned that he could get more milk when the cows listened to beautiful, quiet musi。 4 Today many scientists say that animals and plants also enjoy music. Like ne 20 animals and plants need beautifu! music, But they don't like big, **terrible noises Scientists **complain about noise *"pollution. It damages animals, plants, and people They say that we must think about many kinds of noises that we are making every 5) 313 words) day.

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Lesson 3 Predictions of the Future - Science and imagination - Part 1 | Predictions about the future of technology are usually not very nice. In one of them, humans are fighting against a computer which is very smart. In another one, people are 宅脳する braihwashed and working hard while the government is watching them all the time. We do not want that kind of future. 42 2 However, Isaac Asimo, an American writer and a scientist, made good predictions back in_1964 about our lives today. His predictions called “Visit to the World's Fair of 2014" 家を。 appeáred in The New York Times 50 years ago. 2014年 実現する 3 You will see that a lot of his predictions have come true: self-driving cars, video calling, (n02 るれ the use of nuclear p&wer, and robots that do various tasks at home. Asimov also thought that in 2014 the world population would be 6.5 billion and the US population would reach 350 million.He came very close. The world population in 2014 was about 7.2 billion, and 3巻、5000万で that of the US was 319 million. (500 7 【Questions) 1. Answer the following questions. 1. What are some examples of a future that we don't want?

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の郵便局での会話表現 海外から郵便を送る一 rd like to send ~ to Japan,「私は~を目本に送りたいのですが。」 学習日) 月 日 3会話表現 口HOW much does it cost to send ~1o Japan? 「~を日本に送るのにいくらかかりますか?」 ロ How long does it take to reach lapan? 「日本に差くキでどのくらい時間がかかりますか?」 ◆はがき·手紙を送る . postcard 「はがき」※「絵はがき」はpicture postcard ェック「許可」を求める表現 ◆小包を送る ●よく聞かれる質問 応答の表現 U CanlCould]I~?「~してもいいですか、21ロSure, 「いいよ。」※くだけた言い方 er. Can I usse your computer? 「あなたのコンビュータを使ってもいい?」 * by air「航空便で」 * package / parcel 「小包」 Certainly. 「ええ。」*丁寧な言い方 of course. 「もちろん(いいですよ)。」 * by parcel post 「小包便で」 * stamp 「切手」 st Ok irI~?「~してもいいですか? 」ロ(No.)Im afraid not. 「残念ですがだめです。」 cr. Is it OK ifI close the window? 問3 次の会話文中の(① )~(0 )に入れるのに最も ★★適当なものを,下のア~ウのうちから一つずつ選びな (No, )T'm sorry, but ~. さい。 「窓を閉めてもいいですか?」 「すみませんが, (~なので)だめです。」 mindは「~を気に する。嫌がる」と Clerk:May I help you? Miho:Yes, please. T'd like to ( ① ヒント 間3 1郵便局で用件を説明し ている場面。 ★mindを使った表現への応答には注意をしよう! ) this package ロ Do[Wouldyou mind if I~? 「~してもよろしいですか?」 0 3ou mInd if I open the window? 「我を開けてもいいですか?」いう意味。Yesと 答えると、「気に する」という意味 になってしまう! to Tokyo, Japan. Clerk:Just put it on the( Miho:Sure. How much is it? Clerk:"Surface or airmail? Miho:(3) ) will it take by surface mail? Clerk:It usually takes three or four weeks. Miho:By airmail, then. And Td also like to ( ①) (2郵便物の重さを置って いる場面。 (2 ).please. 【許可する場合】 『許可しない場合】 Yes, I do. 「いいえ,(開けては)困ります。」 No. I don't 「はい,(開けても)構いません。」 次に「3~4週間」と期 間を答えている。 問1 次の会話がうまく続くように、( のア~エのうちから一つ選びなさい。 )に入る発話を下 郵便の種類を確認し いる場面。 ヒント 間1 次にケイトが「いいわよ。」 と許可を与えている。 these postcards to Tokyo. Jack:Hi, Kate. Kate:Hi, Jack. Clerk:( )? Miho:Yes. Jack:( へ Clerk:That's $10.70 altogether, please. Kate: Sure. Go ahead. Miho:Here you are. How have you been these days? 注)“surface (mail) = 普通郵便 イ When do you study mathematics? ア take Gsend O post イ How far ② How long イ Stamps ウ Can you introduce yourself? エIs it OK ifI take a photo of you? ウ bring ウ mail (2 ア scale 3 ア How much ア By telegram ウ By air 2 次の(1),(2) の会話がうまく続くように, ( 当な語を一語すつ入れなさい。 ヒント 間2 aBが「友だちのためにこ の椅子は取っているの。 ごめんなさい。」と断って いることに注目。 b Yes またはNOが入る。 )に適 ()(イ)④ (ウ) ①(ア) (1) A:Excuse me. Would you"( n)( ( へ D郵便に関係する語句 I sit here? * mail carrier 「郵便集配人」 * mailbox「郵便受け」 B:b(No ), I'm saving this chair for a friend. I'm sorry. 2) A:Can I use your phone? cAは、「ありがとう」と答 えていることから, 許可 を与えられたと考えられ る。 * stamp vending machine「切手自動販売機」 * zip code《米》「郵便番号」 (《英》 postcode) B:Of °(CouSc). A:Thank you.

3私は歩いて中学校に行っていました。 4私の誕生日は2月7日です。 5私は1人の兄がいます。 と書いたつもりなのですが当たってますか？💦あと6ってどんなこと書けばいいですかね？

3. What junior high did you go to? Nalking ta junier igh. Feburaary. -I went to 4. When is your birthday? ー My birthday is 5. Do you have any brothers or sisters? a brother - No, I don't [I'm an only child]. / Yes, I have 6. Any other information about yourself? O ISTEP 2 ペアになり,STEP1 の表現を使って自己紹介を行い,英語で Your Partner 1. Name 2. Nickname abrieJey tols°DA

What is school to you? この質問に対して理由を2つ3文程度（25〜35字程度）でどのように答えますか？例として皆様の意見をお願いします🙇‍♂️

分詞1語だと、名詞の前に置かれると思うのですが、この問題では名詞の後ろに置かれていました。どういうことか分からないので、教えて頂けませんか？？

3《分詞の叙述用法:目的格補語〉次の各文の( )内の語を適する分詞の形にかえなさい。 (1) He kept the windows ( close). Iheard someone(call ) my name. /2) She got her car (wash) last week. dopd 4) I saw some boys (play) baseball in the playground. 5) I made myself ( understand) in English. 6) Please leave the key (hide). (7) I won't have you (say) such things about him. 0 4〈分詞の慣用表現) 次の日本文に合うように,( )内の語を並べかえなさい。 (1) 私たちは明日ハイキングに行きます。(go / we'll / hiking) tomorrow. tomorrow. (2) 彼はレポートを書くのに忙亡しかった。(busy/ was / writing/he) his report. his report. (3) 目を閉じて私の話を聞きなさい。(me/your / te/closed/listén / eyes / with / . ) (4) 彼らは博学な人々でした。(learned/were/the/they/.) plgoog sdi iIA (5) きのうは凍りつくように寒かった。( freezing /it/cold / was) yesterday. 半小 yesterday. 63

His selfish behavior(of / them /a lot /trouble/caused). 彼の身勝手な行動は彼らに多大な迷惑をかけた。 これの答えを教えてください！

なぜ人は地球上で単独で生きていけないのか。という質問に対して適切な答え英語で教えてください。お願いします。

0000 000 IPart 2 Enda Environment No one knows for sure the exact number of plant and animal species on the Earth. In fact, we will never know it because scientists find more than 15,000 new species for sure in fact more than~ each year. Plants and animals depend on each other to survive. No single species can exist alone in nature. They all share depend on ~ each other one of the same air, water, and soil. Humans are those species. But we often forget that. against nature s “Man is a part of nature, and his war is inevitably a war against himself,” said Rachel Carson author of Silent Spring. By saying so, she called for a call for ~ change in our view of the natural world. 「SILENT SPRING Rachel Carson Silent Spring (1962) Rachel Carson (1907-1964) was a biologist and conservationist from the U.S. exact ligzékt] species [spi:fi:z] depend [dipéend] survive |sarváiv] exist igzíst] soil [s5il] inevitably [inévitabli] Rachel Carson [réijal ká:rsn] author [5:0arl Jane did it. That's for sure. Ilike this movie. In fact, it's my favorite. | for sure lin fact The writer writes more than 300 pages a |more than~ day. You can depend on Bill to help you. The people at the party all know each other depend on ~ 口each other call for They called for an end to the war.

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文法の整理 11 LESSON 12 1分詞の形容詞用法 1. My haiku was about a bird flying in the blue sky. 2. The list shows the names of cities visited by the movie star.、 -現在 [過去] 分詞は、名詞の前後に置かれて「~している…, ~された…」の意味を表します。分詞が単独で 詞を修飾するときは名詞の前に,他の語句を伴うときは名詞の後に置きます。 文法の 1知覚動 1. We 2. In -「Oた るの 2S+V+O+C(分詞) *1ou have to get yourself prepared for the final contest. * Rachel found the roomalreadv cleaned for her important guests. 現在分詞や過去分詞がS+V(find, keep. leave, want など) +O+CのCの働きをし, OとC(分詞)の間に , 現在分詞の場合は 「Oが~している。過去分詞の場合は 「Oが~される」の関係があります。 2使役 1. P: 2. V く の日本語を参考に,( Rearrange the words in the appropriate order. )内の語句を並ベかえましょう。 O日本語 Rearr . who are (baseball / in / plaving / the boys) the stadium ? 野球場で野球をしている男の子たちはだれですか。 1. W 2. The bus (across / belongs / parked /the street / to) our company. 通りの向こうに駐車してあるバスは、私たちの会社のものです。 2. I 3. My girlfriend (in the rain / kept / me / waiting) for a long time. ガールフレンドは雨の中,私を長時間待たせました。 3. 4. He always (car / his /leaves / unlocked). 彼はいつも車に鍵をしないままにしています。 lsteim sbsm anrsn) 4. 5. Nancy(appreciated / by / her dancing performance / the audience / wanted). ナンシーは観衆に自分のダンスの演技を評価してほしいと思いました。od 間 5 2日本語を参考に, 空所に適語を補いましょう。 Fill in each blank with the appropriate word. 1. Do you know the girl ( )a hamburger at the cafeteria? 2 本 カフェテリアでハンバーガーを食べている女の子を知っていますか。 2. Masao received a letter )in French. 政夫はフランス語で書かれた手紙を受け取りました。 3. The little boy came ( ) to his parents. その少年は走って親のところへやって来ました。 4. The typhoon left the entire city ( 0). 台風はその都市全体に損害を与えました。 o buorg 5. The teacher kept her students ( ) books silently. ol m 先生は生徒たちに本を黙読させ続けました。 no bateiani otr mioggsaib asw

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EXERCISES 空所に下から適切なものを選んで補い, パラグラフを完成しましょう。 Read the paragraph andchoose the correct words to fill in the blank spaces. 0201. Differences in customs can cause misunderstanding. Let's look at the simple act of patting children on the head. In Japan, sometimes it is acceptable for adults to pat a child on the head, ( ① ) in some countries, patting children on the head is thought to be completely unacceptable. For example, in Thailand, if you pat a child on the head, his or her parents are sure to get angry. Without being aware of ( ② ), problems can occur. ( 3 ), if you are aware of such cultural differences, you can prepare bnel-rlasa of oh ni yourself before you travel abroad. [however, this difference, while] IPle bas visvS1d alrl to tines1 O s oms9d er bins 次のパラグラフを読んで, 表に整理しましょう。 Read the paragraph and fill in the information in the table.