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四 mez (表量のみ) 次の圏、回に答えなさい。 genetically modified food) 還 次の英文は ジョューンス先生(Mr Tones)がクラスの生徒たちと遺伝 子組み換え食品( と農薬(agricultural chemicals) について話している場面のものです。これを読んで 1 ーーーーで| There are toOo many people Kota : ] wat blems last night. mwatched a TV program about food proble mn in the future. liVing in the world, so there wont be enough food for all of the Saki : IT saw it,too、The food problems are more difficult than math problems. | Kota : 1 think farmers should produce more "CrODS. for people to eat. | Saki : My "parents are farmers、They say their job js to produce enough cropS TTP 。 | They wull also | Crops will die i there are *weeds around them or they have diSeaSe- | die if there are many bad weather days. | | Kota : Does that mean itS not easy to produce more crODS? SNSIT6S difficult。My parents always worry about their CrODS. ら 過 IMr Jones : Do you think genetically modified food wi help to produce HOTE CTODS: | Saki 1 dont know much about it. Mr.Jones : We have *genes that come from our parents. They carry informa lants, too. Short legs or long legs or black hair or red hair. GeneS are found in all animals and pla | Kota : My father has long hands and I have long hands, to0. tion about you,Such aS | IMr jones : And some *scientists put a gene into crops and it could make the croDS StrOngeT against |15 agricultural chemicals。 When farmers “spread the agricultural chemicals over their | genetically modified crops, weeds die but the crops dont | Eota : Thats greatl They will help your parents with their work. Sakt | Mr Jones : Butthere are some problems. People see fewer "honeybees In America now. Agricultural chemicals may be *killing them. Kota : Really? Honeybees put *pollen from one flower on another one to help it to *grow. Without honeybees, we wi not have fruits, *vegetables. and other plants. | ] Saki : We will die soon without food. And now in many parts of the world. (alot of / die / mare / children / because / there / who) there isnt enough food for them to eat. IKota : Yes, and *at the same time, there's a lot of *unsold or leftover food in restaurants. food |25 Ia | Stores, and even at home, Tlearned it when 1 watched the program last night. 1 couldnt believe there was more leftover food at home. Mr.Jones : Do you know a "food bank? There are many food banks in America. They *gather such food and give it to people *in need. Tread about it im the newspaper. There are some in japan、too. 1 hope all of us 30 each other and can eat enough food、 YYe should think of the best way to do so. 農家(の人) crop(s) 作物 parents 両親 weed 雑草 disease 病気 子 。 mformation 情報 scientist 科学者 spread まく honeybee(s) みつばち pollen 花粉 grow 育つ Vegetable 野菜 atthesametime 同時に - 売れ残り と食べ残しの食糧 "food bank フードバンク gather 集める 英記

「I think engineering is an important subject to study.」 という英文があって、訳は 「工学は勉強するための大切な学科だと思うからです。」らしいのですが、 これは「工学は大切な(重要な)学科だから、勉強したほうが良い」... 続きを読む

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直読直解で音読する勉強法って、写真1枚目のような文構造を見ながらやったら意味ないのですか？写真2枚目のような何も書いてない英文を見てやらないと意味ないのですか？

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問1 明日の部活はお休みしようかな。 Tm ( activity / club / of / the / thinking / skipping ) tomorrowr 遺伝子操作というのは, 一言二言で説明するにはあまりに大きなテーマである。 問2 Genetic engineering is too (a/a/big/in / or tvo / subject / to explain / word ) 私の告白に母はまばたきすることも, 身動き一つもできなかった。 Mother could not bink, ( a / could / nor / move / muscle / she ) after my confession. 問3 昨日の快勝は, 視聴者の一人ひとりにチー ムの完全復活を印象づけた。 問4 Yesterday's Sweeping Victory ( a complete comeback / every Single / gave / has made / tbat / the impres8ion /

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Im 1997, a team of researchers at Zurich UniverS1ty Im Switzerland first witnessed dolphins using tool8 1 This is probabIy the Shark Bay、Western Australia. als. m only known case of tool use by marine mnarn1 her Dolphins are thought to be clever animals becau8@ 【 1 brain-to-body-mass ratio is greater than that Oo other animals except humans. But previously they had not been considered to be tool-users. When the researchers were observing the dolphins im Shark Bay, they saw something strange over their 」 beaks. It looked 8s、 they had massive tumors. The objects turned out to be marine sponges broken off from the seabed. The dolphins were holding sponges over ther beaks and appeared to be usmg them as a fishing tool while they were searching the sea foor. It jisi believed that these sponges help protect the dolphins* beaks from debris. Without Sponges, the dolphins might hurt their beaks.