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ᔐ ᝙ᴹᝁ᮷Ɂา৙ᴻǴᝁ᮷ᩒܿɁնَȟȕɞɑȺᩒȤȽȗȺȢȳȨȗǿǴᄶᅚɁаႆɁ઩ᇉȾिȶȹǾՙ᮷ႭհȻ෡ջɥᜤоǾʨ˂ɹȪȹȢȳȨȗǿႭհɥʨ˂ɹɈɝȟȽՙ᮷ႭհႭհɥᜤо

෡ջ°°°°±±±±෡ջȻɈɝȟȽɥᜤоǴᝁ᮷஽ᩖɂǾ´° ґȺȬǿǴᜓኌɂǾȬɌȹᜓኌႊጤȾʨ˂ɹȪȹȢȳȨȗǿǴ᜙ඩɂ๡ȪɾʪȺȠɟȗȾ๡ȪǾ๡ȪȢȭɥරȨȽȗɛșȾȪȹȢȳȨȗǿǴᜓኌႊጤɥ෵ȪȲɝǾ੸ɝ௽ȥȲɝȪȹɂȗȤɑȮɦǿᆍɟȲ‫ک‬նɂ̬૰ȪɑȬɁȺǾ႑ȪҋȹȢȳȨȗǿ

ǴˣߚȾʨ˂ɹɥȪȹȢȳȨȗǿ̒᫆Ƚ‫ک‬նǾ° ཟȾȽɝɑȬǿǴᜓኌႊጤɁͺᄌȾంȠᣅɒɥȪȹɂȗȤɑȮɦǿՙ᮷Ⴍհ෡ջ

ȌᴮȍǽඒɁ ḻ Ȟɜ ḽ Ɂյ᝙Ɂ˹ȺǾ˩፷᥂ɁᄉᬩȟႱȽɞ᝙ɥ ± ȷᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿ
ḻǽᴮᴫcoldᴯᴫcleanᴰᴫclimb

ᴱᴫcatchᴲᴫcityḼǽᴮᴫthrowᴯᴫthinkᴰᴫthoughᴱᴫthoughtᴲᴫtheater

ḽǽᴮᴫmotherᴯᴫcap

ᴰᴫluckyᴱᴫmonthᴲᴫcountryȌᴯȍǽඒɁ Ḿ Ȟɜ ṁ ɁᴥǽǽǽᴦюȾȕȹɂɑɞ᝙ɥ˩ɁᴮᵻᴱɁ˹ȞɜᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿȲȳȪպȫ᝙ɥ ² ࣊ΈႊȪȽȗȦȻǿḾǽPlease takeᴥǽǽǽᴦyour shoes before you enter the room.
ḿǽWe are going to travel somewhereᴥǽǽǽᴦthe summer vacation.
ṀǽÔhe glass is filledᴥǽǽǽᴦcold water.
ṁǽYou can play the clarinet the bestᴥǽǽǽᴦall the students.

ᴮᴫduringǽǽǽǽ ᴯᴫwithǽǽǽǽ ᴰᴫoffǽǽǽǽᴱᴫofȌᴰȍǽඒɁ Ṃ Ȟɜ Ṋ Ɂᔐ୫ɁᴥǽǽǽᴦюȾఊɕᤛȬɞɕɁɥᴮȷᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿṂǽBoth Ken and Iᴥǽǽǽᴦjunior high school students two years ago.
ᴮᴫisᴯᴫamᴰᴫwasᴱᴫareᴲᴫwereᴱᴫplayedᴲᴫto playᴱᴫexpensiveᴲᴫimportantᴱᴫwatchingᴲᴫto watch

ṃǽMy brother is very good atᴥǽǽǽᴦbaseball.
ᴮᴫplayᴯᴫplaysᴰᴫplaying

ṄǽThis computer isᴥǽǽǽᴦthan that one.
ᴮᴫgoodᴯᴫbetterᴰᴫbest

ṅǽI enjoyedᴥǽǽǽᴦmovies in my room.
ᴮᴫwatchᴯᴫwatchesᴰᴫwatchedȄᔐ᝙ 1ȅ

ṆǽDid your sisterᴥǽǽǽᴦscience yesterday?
ᴮᴫstudy

ᴯᴫstudysᴰᴫstudiesᴱᴫstudyedᴲᴫstudiedᴱᴫknowingᴲᴫto knowᴱᴫwroteᴲᴫwritten

ṇǽI wantᴥǽǽǽᴦyour e-mail address.
ᴮᴫknow

ᴯᴫknowsᴰᴫknewṈǽHave you everᴥǽǽǽᴦletters in Chinese?
ᴮᴫwriteᴯᴫwritesᴰᴫwritingṉǽWhen Lucyᴥǽǽǽᴦgoing home on a public bus last Friday, she saw her cousin in thebus.
ᴮᴫisᴯᴫamᴰᴫareᴱᴫwasᴲᴫwereṊǽEmily is veryᴥǽǽǽᴦbecause she goes to college from Monday to Friday and works
part-time at a bookstore on weekends.
ᴮᴫshortȌᴱȍǽඒɁ ṋ ȞɜɹȪȽȨȗǿ

ᴯᴫbusyᴰᴫsmallᴱᴫtallᴲᴫlargeɁߦᝈ୫ɁᴥǽǽǽᴦюȾоɞఊɕᤛȬɞɕɁɥᴮȷᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ṋǽAᴷYou look pale.ᴥǽǽǽᴦ
BᴷI have a bad cold.
ᴮᴫWhat is this?
ᴱᴫWhat time is it?

ᴯᴫWhat’s your name?
ᴲᴫWhat’s up?

ᴰᴫWhat’s wrong?

ṌǽAᴷShall we go on a picnic next holiday?
Bᴷᴥǽǽǽᴦ. I’ll join with you.
ᴮᴫYes, I am.
ᴱᴫSounds like fun.

ᴯᴫNo, I don’t.
ᴲᴫMe, too.

ᴰᴫI broke a promise.

ṍǽAᴷᴥǽǽǽᴦ
BᴷIt is forty dollars and seventy-five cents.
ᴮᴫHow are you?
ᴱᴫHow much is this?

ᴯᴫHow many pens are there?
ᴲᴫHow long does it take?

Ȅᔐ᝙ 2ȅ

ᴰᴫMay I help you?

ṎǽAᴷHello. This is Alice. May I speak to Kumiko?
BᴷHi, Alice, I’m sorry but she isn’t at home. She’s at her English conversation lesson
now.
AᴷThen,ᴥǽǽǽᴦ
BᴷSure, I’ll write it down. Please go ahead.
ᴮᴫcan I leave a message?
ᴰᴫcan I borrow your book?
ᴲᴫI’ll come at ten thirty.

ᴯᴫcan I take a message?
ᴱᴫOK. I’ll help her.

ǽAᴷI’m looking for a purple shirt.
Bᴷᴥǽǽǽᴦ
AᴷThis shirt fits me perfectly. I’ll take it.
ᴮᴫHow old is it?
ᴱᴫHow far is it?

ᴯᴫWhat color is it?
ᴲᴫHow about this one?

ᴰᴫNo, it isn’t.

ǽAᴷExcuse me, please tell me the way to the post office.
Bᴷᴥǽǽǽᴦ
AᴷAnyway, thank you.
ᴮᴫIt takes fifteen minutes.
ᴰᴫOh, I’m a stranger here.
ᴲᴫTwo boxes, please.

ᴯᴫI want stamps.
ᴱᴫDo you like post cards?

Ȟɜ Ɂஓట୫ȾնșɛșȾᵸǽǽᵺюɁ᝙ɥ˶ɌȞțǾඩȪȢ˶ɦȺȗɞɕɁɥȌᴲȍǽඒɁᴮᵻᴲɁ˹ȞɜᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿǽȦɟɂɿʒɰȨɦȟʛʴȺ૫ȗȲፎȺȬǿThis isᵸǽɬᴫbyǽɮᴫaǽɰᴫMrs. Satoǽɲᴫpaintedǽɴᴫpictureǽᵺin Paris.
ᴮᴫɮ ­ ɴ ­ ɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɬᴱᴫɮ ­ ɲ ­ ɴ ­ ɬ ­ ɰᴯᴫɲ ­ ɮ ­ ɴ ­ ɬ ­ ɰᴲᴫɲ ­ ɬ ­ ɰ ­ ɮ ­ ɴᴰᴫɮ ­ ɴ ­ ɲ ­ ɬ ­ ɰǽᇹȲȴɂඒȾͷɥȬɌȠȞґȞɝɑȮɦȺȪȲǿWe didn’tᵸǽɬᴫtoǽɮᴫdoǽɰᴫnextǽɲᴫknowǽɴᴫwhat ǽᵺ®
ᴮᴫɲ ­ ɴ ­ ɰ ­ ɮ ­ ɬᴱᴫɲ ­ ɬ ­ ɴ ­ ɰ ­ ɮᴯᴫɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɬᴲᴫɲ ­ ɴ ­ ɬ ­ ɮ ­ ɰȄᔐ᝙ 3ȅᴰᴫɰ ­ ɴ ­ ɲ ­ ɬ ­ ɮǽʒʪɂȰɁɹʳʃɁͅɁȼɁ႒ॴɛɝɕᑔȟᯚȗǿ
Tom isᵸǽɬᴫthan ɮᴫtaller ɰᴫother ɲᴫany ɴᴫmanǽᵺin the class.
ᴮᴫɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɴᴱᴫɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɲ ­ ɰᴯᴫɮ ­ ɴ ­ ɬ ­ ɲ ­ ɰᴲᴫɬ ­ ɮ ­ ɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɴᴰᴫɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɬǽʉɻʁɂɽʂʷ˂Ȼɿʍɵ˂ɥȬɞȲɔȾȰɁʃʉʂɬʪɋᚐȠɑȪȲǿ
Takeshi went to theᵸǽɬᴫwithǽɮᴫstadiumǽɰᴫplayǽɲᴫtoǽɴᴫsoccerǽᵺ
Kojiro.
ᴮᴫɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɰ ­ ɲᴱᴫɮ ­ ɰ ­ ɬ ­ ɲ ­ ɴᴯᴫɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɰ ­ ɲ ­ ɴᴲᴫɮ ­ ɲ ­ ɰ ­ ɴ ­ ɬᴰᴫɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɰ ­ ɴ ­ ɲǽʉʷɰɂඒɁஓ௷ஓ‫ޙ‬ಇɋᚐȢ॒ᛵɂȽȗȺȪɚșǿ
Taroᵸ

ɬᴫnotɮᴫtoǽɰᴫwillǽɲᴫgo to ɴᴫ haveᴮᴫɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɰ ­ ɬ ­ ɲᴱᴫɰ ­ ɬ ­ ɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɲᴯᴫɴ ­ ɮ ­ ɬ ­ ɲ ­ ɰᴲᴫɰ ­ ɬ ­ ɮ ­ ɴ ­ ɲᵺschool next Sunday.
ᴰᴫɰ ­ ɲ ­ ɴ ­ ɬ ­ ɮȌᴳȍǽඒɁሳຨоّߜ౼ȺɁΡ‫׆‬ᴥOfficerᴦȻᜪ‫ץ‬ᐐᴥVisitorᴦɁ͢ᝈ୫ɥᝣɦȺǾ୫˹ɁȞɜɁሳ੔ȾоɟɞɁȾఊɕᤛछȬɞɕɁɥǾ˩ȞɜᴮȷᤣɆǾႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿȲȳȪǾᜓኌႭհ ¶ ɥᤣ੻Ȭɞ‫ک‬նɂǾȰɁ‫ץ‬ᭉɁᜓኌඊȾɂḧḨḩḪḫɁȬɌȹɥʨ˂ɹȬɞȦȻǿ
Officer ºᴥǽǽᴦ

Visitor º Here you are.
Officer º What’s the purpose of your visit?
Visitor :ǽᴥǽǽᴦ

Officer º How long will you be in the country?
Visitor :ǽᴥǽǽᴦ

Officer :ǽᴥǽǽᴦ

Visitor :ǽAt Kikutake Hotel.
Officer :ǽᴥǽǽᴦ

Visitor :ǽI’ll go back on the seventh of April.
Officer :ǽI see.ᴥǽǽᴦ

Visitor :ǽThank you very much.
ᴮᴫ Where will you stay?

ᴯᴫ I’m here for sightseeing.

ᴰᴫ Please show me your passport.

ᴱᴫ For two weeks.

ᴲᴫ Enjoy your stay.

ᴳᴫWhen will you return to your country?

Ȅᔐ᝙ 4ȅ

ȌᴴȍǽඒɁૡᇉȾᩜȪȹǾȽȨȗǿȞɜȾፖȢ୫ȻȪȹఊɕᤛҒȽɕɁɥᴮȷᤣɆǾႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪ

Kikuka High School Art & Music Festival 2024
We are going to hold “Kikuka High School Art & Music Festival 2024” inspring.
Some students of Kikuka High School take classes for drawing pictures, singing songs, dancing in groups, and playing musical instruments like guitars anddrums at school for the festival.
This year, we’re planning to ask a special guest to give an art or a music performance during the festival. After the guest has been decided, we’ll announce
about the guest on the official homepage of Kikuka High School.
For security reasons, we must check the ID cards of all our guests. If you areinterested in the festival, please send an e-mail or call us on weekdays.
We’re looking forward to seeing you at Kikuka High School Art & Music Festival. Please join us!

Place: Kikuka High School
Date: March 15th
Time: From 10:40 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Guests: Only Kikuka High School students’ parents, brothers
and sisters
Kikuka High School
E-mail address:****@******.jp
Phone number:(***)***-****
Homepage URL:www.kikuka. ******.jpǽThe festival
ᴮᴫis held at Kikuka High School on May fifth.
ᴯᴫis held at Kikuka High School on May fifteenth.
ᴰᴫis held at Kikuka High School on March fifth.
ᴱᴫis held at Kikuka High School on March fifteenth.
ᴲᴫis held at Kikuka High School on March twenty-fifth.
Ȅᔐ᝙ 5ȅ

ǽSome students of Kikuka High School usuallyᴮᴫtake classes to play soccer, tennis, volleyball and baseball for the festival.
ᴯᴫtake classes only to draw pictures, sing songs and play musical instruments for thefestival.
ᴰᴫtake classes to draw pictures, sing songs, dance in groups and play musical instruments for their teachers.
ᴱᴫtake classes to draw pictures, sing songs, dance in groups and play musical instruments for the sports events.
ᴲᴫtake classes to draw pictures, sing songs, dance in groups and play musical instruments for the festival.

ǽWhen this notice was written, Kikuka High schoolᴮᴫdecided a special guest in the festival.
ᴯᴫdidn’t decide a special guest in the festival.
ᴰᴫdecided to play the guitar and the drums with a special guest in the festival.
ᴱᴫcanceled an art or a music performance in the festival.
ᴲᴫdidn’t have an art or a music performance in the festival.

ǽThe festival is going toᴮᴫstart at just ten a.m. and ends at just five p.m.
ᴯᴫstart at ten four a.m. and ends at five three p.m.
ᴰᴫstart at ten fourteen a.m. and ends at five thirteen p.m.
ᴱᴫstart at twenty past ten a.m. and ends at half to five p.m.
ᴲᴫstart at twenty to eleven a.m. and ends at half past five p.m.

ȞɜȌᴵȍǽ‫ޙ۾ފܤ‬ႆɁʰɮȟంȗȲඒɁᔐ୫ɥᝣɒǾȽɕɁɥᴮȷᤣɆǾȰɁႭհɥʨ˂ɹȪȽȨȗǿɁ᠎‫ץ‬ȾߦȬɞኌțȻȪȹఊɕᤛҒMy name is Yui. I go to university in Japan now. However I was in New Zealand as an exchange student until the end of December in 2023. In New Zealand, I lived with my host familyand I went to Auckland University by bus every day.
As you know, the FIFA Women’s World Cup was held in New Zealand and Australia from
July to August in 2023. Some of the official games were held in the stadium near my host home.
My host father had an interest in soccer so I could get a chance to watch one of the official
games with my host family.
I went to Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, New Zealand to watch the first game of Japannational women’s team on July 26th in 2023. The lights were turned on in the stadium. Thestadium was very large and clean and it had a natural grass soccer field. I saw many spectators
cheering loudly in the stands. They looked very excited to watch the game. Some of them became friends with each other. Most of the players were almost the same age as me. I was deeply
moved when I saw the players playing quickly, strongly, and beautifully for their countries andteams.
After the game, I could have the courage to keep positive about my future. I decided to do
my best for my dream and work hard to get international jobs in the world. I am grateful formy host father and the people related to the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Thanks to them, I canbelieve in my bright future.

Ȅᔐ᝙ 6ȅ

an exchange student: ̬૰Ⴁ‫ޙ‬ႆǽǽthe FIFA Women’s World Cup: ɿʍɵ˂‫˂ʹފܤ‬ʵʓɵʍʡlights: ྃ஥ǽǽspectators: ᜊ޵ǽǽcourage: Ӣ෥ǽǽ stands: ᜊ޵࢚ǽǽ related: ᩜΡȪȲǽWhich of the following was true about Yui?

Ɔ following: ˩ᜤɁɕɁᴮᴫShe was an exchange student in Japan and went to school by train every day.
ᴯᴫShe was an exchange student in Japan and went to school by bus every day.
ᴰᴫShe was an exchange student in New Zealand and went to school by train everyday.
ᴱᴫShe was an exchange student in New Zealand and went to school by bus every day.
ᴲᴫShe was an exchange student in New York and went to school by bus every day.

ǽWhich of the following ÷áó true about Waikato Stadium?
ᴮᴫThe stadium was in Sydney, Australia.
ᴯᴫThe stadium wasn’t very big and clean.
ᴰᴫAn artificial grass soccer field was in the stadium.
Ɔ artificial: ̷ࡾɁᴱᴫThe first game of the FIFA Women’s World Cup for Japan was held in the stadium.
ᴲᴫThe stadium didn’t have lighting systems.

ǽWhich of the following ÷áó NOT true about the spectators or the players ?
ᴮᴫA lot of the spectators in the stadium cheered up the players with their loud voices.
ᴯᴫSome of the spectators made friends with each other.
ᴰᴫThe spectators in the stadium looked very excited to watch the game.
ᴱᴫAll of the players in the stadium were much older than Yui.
ᴲᴫThe players in the stadium played soccer quickly, strongly, and beautifully.

Ȅᔐ᝙ 7ȅ