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古e-Srudy Worksheer (英文解釈・構文理解一読む技能) 了esson 5 7apan's Secrec Fiealcjh Food Part IS&2 内 』 衣ere are some Jines from a textbook for American clementary school studcns: "Sea me do Wavereal toys but they play with seaweed. Thcy catch iin heir mouths. Yucki Don't hey have いい any sehsx gaste2! GPubished in the 19905, this rextbook shows us what many Americans thoughbt No56り gs statede howewer hes changed im the pasr 20 yeamr For example, many Americens noW 5Dー。 2 < っ HG De eea yegeteblcs msrcad of he word "seaweed" Moreover not onjy Americans but ) ,貞 5 over the world are eating more and more seaweed. Why? Some scientists belicve 本seaweedis one of the secrers of the Japanese population's great health and long life of seaweed abour 30 years ago. Sea Yegerables are high in viramins and minerals. This is because lseawater contains a lot of 人 gutrients andJsea vegerables absorb theml In fact, they have ten to twe ts nty times as many vitamins B %を9 and m語erals as Jand vegerables > ョ 乱 了 問 mo Vi AdK areimportantfor your bodies. 7g4zzecontains far more viraminA一good 28 Ham even carrots. Kozz2gis high in vitamin K. This viramin heals wounds. /G 似た 9 5記Vgg6B/es are a great source of minerals as well. They are full of calcium. It is good for ur muscles, teerh, and bones. (210) OAmenean des 5 students pubtished atextbookin 1990s and hey ahows whatthey hugheGt seaweeQ en any Americans mericans published a texbook in 1990s and hey shows their thovgNts GEseeyeed then DAtextbookw kwas published in 1990s and many Americans shows what he onshe efsesweed ten 9 pub 〔 hed in 1990 and itshows many Amedcans thoughe ctsesweed en 2 ド線部②の具体的な内容を mで表現しなさい。 - _Uervse ft Seweel ek。lelk | 問4 下線部のVitamin A and K の性質を、それぞれ: Vitamin A 9N AA _N Viamin K 陳語 どのような性質を持っているのか理解しよう。 よー Y と1 て竹く。基つ意味は多岐

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