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(2)次は,かえで町で開催されるイベントのお知らせです。
Kaede Summer Festival
We will have Kaede Summer Festival in Kaede Park in August. There
will be more than 60 shops, and you can enjoy many events on stage. In
the evening, you will see beautiful fireworks. Come and enjoy the summer!
Schedule
<Day 1>
Saturday, August 10
From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
10:00 Yosakoi Dance
1:30 Music Performance by
6:00
Mr. William Teller
Bon-Odori
7:00 Fireworks Show
Information about Events
Mr. William Teller will join our festival.
He is a famous singer around the world.
When he was younger, he lived in
Kaede Town for one year. He decided
to come back for Kaede Summer
Festival this year. Come and enjoy his
great music!
<Day 2>
Sunday, August 11
From 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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3:00 Yosakoi Dance
6:00 Bon-Odori
7:00 Fireworks Show
Kaede Yosakoi dance team will show
their performance. They won a Yosakoi
contest in Hokkaido last year. Their
performance will be exciting. They
have made their dance easy for the
people of Kaede Town. You can dance
with them!
On the second day, children of the dance club at Kaede Elementary School will
perform their dance. They practiced dancing hard for this festival. Enjoy their cool
dance!
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You can see the fireworks show from anywhere in the park.
* Children under 13 years old can't enjoy the festival after 6 p.m. without a parent.
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このお知らせを見て, マコト (Makoto) と留学生のキャシー (Cathy)が話をしています。 次の会話中の
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Cathy:
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Cathy:
My younger brother is going to dance on stage at Kaede Summer Festival.
Really? When will he dance?
He will dance ( ). Do you want to come with me to see his dance?
Yes! I'm interested in Japanese dance.
Are you? Then, you can join Yosakoi dance after seeing his dance.
That's great.
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8 次の政治(politics) に関するアキ(Aki)のスピーチと,それについて, タカシ (Takashi)のグループが話し合った
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内容を読んで、あとの(1)~(7)の問いに答えなさい。
Hello, everyone. I'm Aki. Last week, our social studies teacher, Mr. Tanaka, said to our
class, "Today, we are going to talk about one problem. I hear many junior high school students
are not interested in politics. TV programs show important political news in Japan every day,
Why not?" Tomoe, one of my classmates, said,
"Politics is for adults. Junior high school students are not adults, so I don't think we need to
think about political news yet." I agreed and said, "We are busy with studying and club activities.
but students don't watch these programs.
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But Yuya, another classmate, didn't agree with us. He said, "I understand your ideas, but
we will be busy when we get older, too. If we say we are busy now, we will never learn about
politics. We have to make time to learn about it." Mr. Tanaka agreed with him and said, "You
will have the right to vote in four years. Let's start to learn about politics from today." He also
said, "I will give you homework. Talk with your parents about politics. It will be a good chance
for you.イ]''
That evening, I asked my parents, "Are you interested in politics? Do you learn about it
often?" My father said, "Yes. Your mother and I are interested in politics and sometimes talk
about it. We watch the TV news and read the newspaper every day. Also, we went to vote
last month." I was surprised and said, "I didn't know you were interested in politics and went
to vote. Why didn't you talk with me about it?" My mother said, "You are still a junior high
school student, and we thought talking about politics was difficult for you. But now you want
to study about politics, right? We can talk about it if you want." I was glad and said, "Yes,
let's talk now! []"
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After talking a lot with my parents, I realized that politics is not only for adults, but also for
everyone. Now I often talk with my parents about politics. I think junior high school students
should be interested in it and have their own ideas. I will continue to watch the TV news and
read the newspaper. I will talk about politics with my parents and teachers, too. I will have
the right to vote in the near future, but I can't vote without learning about politics in my country.
I hope many students will use their right to vote with their own ( A ) when they become 18
years old. [I]
Chris:
Takashi: After listening to Aki's speech, I want to learn more about politics.
Me, too. Do you often talk with your parents about politics?
Chika: No. Last week, I talked with my parents about it for the first time.
Chris: I see. In my country, children talk with their parents about politics a lot.
Takashi: Really? You mean that children in your country ( B ) than children in Japan,
Chris:
Chika:
right?
I think so. They share their opinions about their own country with their parents.
That's amazing!
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