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【Lesson 4 バパラグラフ 比較・ 各2点x 4問= 8点】 Which would you prefer +o live in, an urban area or qa rural area2 There are big _differences befween living in qnd in The counryside. Cifies usually have qa good 1ransporfafion system and people can move qround easily. 【31】【32】【33】 Urban people 1end +o be indifferen+ +o others。【34】 選択肢 ① while rural people have close relationships with +heir neighbors。 eS Such as inuseuns, galleries, Theaters, ② Unlike rural areas, ciTies have cultural fa and concerf halls. ⑨ On 1he oher hand, rural areas have fresh ir and wafer, and people qre surrounded by The beauty of naTure. ④⑨ Tn contrast, people need +heir own cars To get qround in The countryside. で上記の (【31】 <【34】を踏まえて) パラグララを読んで、本六の内容と合致するものには① を、合致しない場合には②を、本文の内容と関係のないものには③をマークしなさい。 【各2点x 5問= 1 0点】 (35) What is good bou the counfrysidg is The good transporfation system、 (36) Rural areas fend to lack culfural facilities That urban areas have。 テ (37) Urban people don'+ care as Imuch ofhers as rural area。 3 (38) People in ciTies can'† move around easily because cities usually don'+ have a good / TransporTation system. (39) Those who live in urban qrea can eqf fresh food because air of around urban areas are 2.quie clean.

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訪 本文の内容に合う文を下の①ー④から1 つ選び, その番号をマークしなさい ① As soon as he became involved in developing an electric car system, 、Schimmelpennink completely stopped working on his bike program. @ Schimmelpennink had so many enemies in the Dutch government that he had to find work in Copenhagen. ⑨ Schimmelpennink's ideas Were flexible enough to be applied to vehicls other than bikes. Schimmelpennink's ideas were rejected by the city council when he was young because they were entirely original.

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V | 光の美玉を読 生えよ。 (配点 20) Have you ever canceled your plans to trawel by sir on the day aer you dreane Cf an airplane crash? A stndy conducted in the United States ahowed 56% or the respondents said that the dream coptent came from their unconscions belie fears and hopes. Some people were ② have ⑬ me ⑩ dreama ⑥ jmterpreted) omens r warnings of something tbat wil happen. Sigmund Freud, an Austrian psychoanalyst。 analyzed dreams ssientincaly and wrote the book titled “The Tnterpretation of Dreams" Despite the length and complexity of the coptent。this book has been consistenHy grabbing the interest of the pubiic since it was pubHished in 1899. In this book。 he introduced a theory about the fdre hich come from the subeonscious areas of the human mind. interpret io psychoam aie it pea (O eesillの 9 cm 3 _sble) dream symbols.Tぜ a dreamer knows the meaning or a symbo that appears in sa dream。he or she can accurately understand their own unconscious Hefs or desires. ef yowr own Aceording to the