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It was established by Ishii Shigeyuki, made wheelchairs,They were lighter, stroger, with ordinary types. So he decided to design eum Company's wheelchairs in their matches. These athill Kunieda Shingo and Kamiji Yui use ジャスティンへ。 There is a special wheelchair company in show the world that wheelchairs can be functional, himself vwas a wheelchair user, and was not sati した。 発表を終えた朝美に、戸田先生が英字新聞の 2023年4月30日 私の名前は朝美です。私は日本の中学生で、あなたの( 私はあなたのどのコンサートにも行ったことがありませんが、テレピではいつも あなたのパフォーマンスを見逃しません。あなたのこの前のパフォーマンスは本当 に(最高 ?」 What is supporting athletes around the world? Technology Makes Sport。 Possible for Everyone )です。 )でした。特に曲の歌詞が大好きです。「Bright Horizons」はいつ も私に(希望 )を与えてくれます。 そこでジャスティン.質問があります。 あなたが難問に直面したとき,どのよう aca にしてそれを乗り越えるのですか。( お返事をもらえたらとてもうれしく思います! 今度あなたが日本に来る( 万事うまくいきますように、 もし )時間があれば返事をください。 Japan. なぐ)は、私は観客の中にいたいと思っています。 斉藤朝美 Round sportier. この記 Unit 1 Read and Think 2 テクノロジーはだれにでもスポーツを可能に ( し封 日本の千葉には特殊な車いすの会社がある。 石井重行により (吉党立された) ものである。 彼は自身が車いす使用者であり, 一般的なタイプのものには満足して いなかった。そこで( 注文でイ作った (特注))の車いすを設計しようと決心した。 それらはより軽く. より強く, 走りがより軽快なものだった。 国枝慎吾や上地結衣 は彼の会社の車いすを競技で使用している。 彼らアスリートたちは, 車いすを実用 stylish. Athletes tell the company that wheelchain like part of their bodies. So the staff membere : carefully to their opinions. They use technolog 的でかっこいいものにすることができることを世界に( せて make the best wheelchair for each athlete. Techna )いるのだ。 選手たちはその会社に車いすは自分の体の一部のようなものだと話す。 そのため 従業員は選手の意見を注意深く聞く。 それぞれの選手にとって最高の車いすを作る )を使うのだ。テクノロジーは世界中のます is supporting more and more athletes around the : ために、彼らは ( ます多くのアスリートを支えている。 1OW us great performances. SVOO(that節) 「U)に(~ということ う意味になる。前の OW us that anything is possible. tell, teachなどがこ w us that anything is possible.

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ICS, (9) Can wheelchairs be functional and stylish?

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? What is supporting athletes around the world Technology Makes Sports Possible for Everyone There is a special wheelchair company in Chiba, Japan. It was established by Ishii Shigeyuki. He himself was a wheelchair user, and was not satisfied。 with ordinary types. So he decided to design custom- made wheelchairs. They were lighter, stronger, and sportier. Kunieda Shingo and Kamiji Yui use his company's wheelchairs in their matches. These athletes show the world that wheelchairs can be functional and 10 stylish. Athletes tell the company that wheelchairs are like part of their bodies. So the staff members listen carefully to their opinions. “They use technology to make the best wheelchair for each athlete. Technology 1s is supporting more and more athletes around the world.

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Unit 5長文問題I Do you ever~) ~することがあ、 か? fall asleep 眠り are scolded とられ。 take naps 仮眠する。 afterward その後 following 次の catching a few 2's うとうとすること 11 Do you ever fall asleep during class? What happens? Perhaps, take naps? How do vou feel afterward? You will be happy o(read) ne following information. Many scientists now say that catching a few z's can improve your performance. (1)You must be so happy to hear this, so let's continue. you are scolded by vour teacher. How about at home? Do you ever Actually, this is important news for (2)people who have jobs that require high levels of concentration. Can you think of such jobs? 2 require ~を必要とれ concentration 集中 surgeon 外科医 on the night shift 夜勤で air traffic controlle 空(交通)管制官 focus on ~ ~に集中け lack of ~の不足 result in ~をもたら get together 協力す experiment 実験する surgeons, hospital staff 。(work) on the night shift, and air traffic controllers are just a few. These people must focus on their Jobs at all times. Concentrating is so important in their profession. A lack of focus could result in serious accidents. In the United States, a group of scientists got together and experimented on (A)two groups of university students. One group was asked to study the names of 50 countries and the flags of those countries for 5 hours in a row. The other group was asked 3 in a row 続けて (do) the same, but they took a short nap after three hours. Results got from these experiments were simple and clear. by now そろそろ Which group had better results? By now, you should know. The second group had much better results. The first group could remember about 45% of the information, but the second group got The scientists decided o(repeat) the close to 70% correct. experiment several times on different people, but the results were always the same. Taking short naps improved people's memories. Sleeping can help improve our performance, but the best way to deal with ® (become) sleepy during the day is to get enough sleep the night before. You may like to sleep in class, but I havea piece of advice for you. Get plenty of sleep the night before. Getting 4 deal with ~ ~に対処する plenty of たくさ enough sleep will give you lots of energy to spend at school. (4) You need energy to learn and play. Lots of learning and playing will give you a good night's sleep.

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Target Unit 3 長文間題I 睡眠がもたらすカ の不定詞 の動名詞 の助動詞 の分詞 6関係代名詞 1 Do you ever fall asleep during class? What happens? Perhaps, Do you ever ~? ~することがあります you are scolded by your teacher. How about at home? Do you ever か? fall asleep 眠り込む are scolded 叱られる take naps 仮眠する afterward その後 following 次の catching a few z's うとうとすること take naps? Hqw do you feel afterward? You will be happy o(read) the following information. Many scientists now say that catching a few z's can improve your performance. (1) You must be so happy to hear this, so let's continue. Actually, this is important news for (2)people who have jobs 2 that require high levels of concentration. Can you think of such require ~を必要とする concentration 集中(力) surgeon 外科医 on the night shift 夜勤で air traffic controller 航 空(交通)管制官 focus on ~ ~に集中(する lack of ~の不足 result in ~をもたらす get together 協力する experiment 実験する jobs? Surgeons, hospital staff e (work) on the night shift, and air traffic controllers are just a few. These people must focus on their jobs at all times. Concentrating is so important in their profession. A lack of focus could result in serious accidents. 3 In the United States, a group of scientists got together and experimented on two groups of university students. One group was asked to study the names of 50 countries and the flags of those countries for 5 hours in a row. The other group was asked in a row 続けて 3 (do) the same, but they took a short nap after three hours. (3) Results got from these experiments were simple and clear. Which group had better results? By now, you should know. The by now そろそろ second group had much better results. The first group could remember about 45% of the information, but the second group got The scientists decided o (repeat) the close to 70% correct. experiment several times on different people, but the results were always the same. Taking short naps improved people's memories. Sleeping can help improve our performance, but the best way to deal with g (become) sleepy during the day is to get enough sleep the night before. You may like to sleep in class, but I havea piece of advice for you. Get plenty of sleep the night before. Getting 4 deal with ~ ~に対処する plenty of たくさん enough sleep will give you lots of energy to spend at school. (4) You need energy to learn and play. Lots of learning and playing will give you a good night's sleep.

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問4本文の内容と合うものを3つ選び, 番号を○で囲みなさい。 1/If you fall asleep in class, you maybe scolded by your teacher. 2. Many scientists say that we should stop taking naps in class. 3, Surgeons and air traffic controllers require high levels of concentration. 4. Serious accidents may result from concentrating and focus. 文 5. The group of scientists asked university students to study hard. (6, Catchinga few z's can help improve our performance. 問5 下線部(A)two groups of university students 「2つの大学生グルー 文の内容に即してそれぞれの実

①に入るのってlivingじゃないんですか、？模範解答はlivedなんですけど、、 "住んでいた〜"となるので"〜でいる"は進行形じゃないんですか、？

to eat, they Just ate it, and some of them got sick. Thousands of years ago, people learned how to use fire for cooking. But humans have also been interested in using the heat from the sun to cook their food. For example, a group of people who ( 1 ) in Africa about 2,000 years ago baked a kind of bread on rocks that were heated by the sun. This was the beginning of solar cooking.

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4 次の英文は,中学生の大介が, アメリカ人留学生のポール(Paul)と会話している場面のもの です。これを読んで, 問いに答えなさい。 Daisuke: Hi, Paul. Our *graduation ceremony is next week. Paul: Yes, it is. Then we will go to different high schools. Daisuke: Iwill *miss my classmates. but I have a lot of good *memories. Paul: What is your best memory of junior high school? Daisuke: Well, my best memory is our school *chorus contest. Paul: Why? Daisuke: Because we practiced hard as a group and we became good friends. But it wasn't easy. At first, some of our classmates didn't come to the *practice. ① I had the same *feelings. Other members didn't That 2② Paul: I remember that. say *anything. Then, as a leader, you *gave a great speech. *encouraged everyone to sing together. After that, we started to give and listen to ideas to our chorus group better. Finally, our *harmony became Daisuke: Thank you. very beautiful. What is your best memory, Paul? Paul: 3 Mine is the soccer club. Daisuke: I know your soccer team was strong. Paul: Well, our team had the same experience. We were not strong at first, because we didn't listen to each other. Some members didn't come to our practice. So our team *lost our first game. Daisuke: Really? Paul: Yes. After that, we *realized that we had to talk a lot in our team. In the *meeting, we *set our goal, and we decided to give and listen to ideas to our team stronger. Then, our team became better and we could enjoy playing soccer together. Daisuke: We had a wonderful time and learned many things with our classmates and *teammates. That will help us when we are high school students. Paul: That's right. (注) graduation ceremony 卒業式 memory(memories) 思い出 practice 練習 miss いなくて寂しく思う chorus contest 合唱コンテスト anything(否定文で)何も encourage (d)~ to ~を…するよう励ます feelings 感情 give a speech スピーチをする harmony ハーモニー meeting ミーティング teammate(s) lost lose(負ける)の過去形 set one's goal 目標を設定する realize(d) 気づく チームメート