リスニングスクリプト・ページの勉強法

リスニングスクリプト・ページでは最初は英文を見ながら放送を聴きます。
次に英文を見ないで(目をつぶって)放送を聴いて何を言っているか正確に解るように訓練しましょう。(これは「シャドーイング」と呼ばれる有名な英語学習の方法です。)他の回の問題も同様に取り組みましょう。

【第21回】リスニング・スクリプト
(奈良県公立準拠)

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 1

The girl is playing with her dog.

This makes us cold in summer.

 2

Woman:
Hello.
Boy:
Hello. This is Riku. May I speak to Bob?
Woman:
Sorry. He’s out now. Shall I take a message?
ア Yes, let’s.
イ No. I’ll call him again later.
ウ No, thank you. I’ll go home.
エ Yes. I’m talking with him now.

Girl:
I think this is a good present for your mother.
Boy:
Is it? What is it for?
Girl:
We open and use it when we feel hot. Like this.
ア Oh, do you like it?
イ Really? I don’t think so.
ウ Please tell me how to use it.
エ Oh, I see. It’s useful.

 3

Ms. Green:
Hi, Naoki. I hear you are a member of the kendo club, right?
Naoki:
Yes. Are you interested in kendo, Ms. Green?
Ms. Green:
Yes, I am. I have played tennis and basketball for some years. Now I want to try some Japanese sports, too.
Naoki:
We practice it after school on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. How about joining us?
Ms. Green:
Oh, really? Well, I don’t come to this school on Thursday and Friday. And I practice the koto on Monday. So I can join only one time a week. Is that all right?
Naoki:
Sure.

Question:
Which day of the week will Ms. Green join the kendo club?

 4

 My family started to live in a small village in Kyushu before I became a junior high school student. At that time I didn’t want to leave Tokyo because I had a good friend there. Her name is Kana. At school,I said to her,“ I have to live with my family in Kyushu. But I’m going to come back to Tokyo before April and live in my grandmother’s house near your house. I want to go to school with you.”
 In October, my family started a new life in the village. There was only one store around our house.There were a lot of mountains. There was a beautiful river, too. All the people in the village were very kind. They helped each other like one big family. Soon I liked the village very much.
 In March, I told Kana that I would not go back to Tokyo. She was very surprised and said,“ I’m very sad. But I want to see the village you like. I’ll ask my mother and go to see you in Kyushu.”
 In August, Kana came to my house with her mother and stayed with us for a week. We talked a lot and enjoyed swimming in the river. On the last day, she said,“ This is a good place to live and the people living here are also nice. Now I know why you decided to live here. We cannot meet and talk so often. But we are always good friends.” I was very happy to hear her words.
 Now I’m twenty-five. I came to live in Nara last year. Kana and I have been good friends for about fifteen years.