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Newsreels:1920-29
1920 Prohibition Voted in
1. ”rumrunners” and ”bootleggers”
2. NO.
3. an aid to the end of temperance
4. topnotch entertainers
5.多くの人々が禁止された燃料で愚かな10年間を走り続けた狂乱の20年代だった。
1925 The Scope Trial
1. a scientific theory linking man and ape in the ladder of evolution
2. for teaching Darwin’s theory of evolution
3. on July 20,1925,in Dayton, Tennessee
4. three-time Democratic Presidential candidate
5. YES.
6. NO.
7. 人がサルとなんらかの共通点を持つなんてばかげた冗談である
1927 Edison and his Phonograph
1. West Orange, New Jersey, 1927.
2. a patent a week
3. his lifetime total had passed the thousand mark
4. one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration
1927 “Lucky Lindy” Triumphs
1. thirty-three and a half hours
2. on May 21st, 1927
3. 飛行機
4. President Coolidge
5. By becoming the first man to fly the Atlantic Ocean
6. his first son would be kidnapped and killed
7. four million people
1928 Al Smith and the Catholic Issue
1. the first Roman Catholic to be nominated for the Presidency
2. 私は、私の指名は私の利益や誰かに言われたり指示されたことによるものではないという声明を、全くもって誠実に出すことができる。
3. Smith’s religion
4. The Ku Klux Klan marches its ugly banner of prejudice through the streets of Washington.
5. Herbert Hoover
6. A 6 million vote
7. John F. Kennedy
1929 Empire State Design Announced
1. the Empire State Building
2. eighty-six floors
3. 34th Street and 5th Avenue
4. December 11, 1929
5. a year and a half
6. ハリウッドの映画でそれはキングコングに登られ、最も高い超高層ビルとしての地位を確立した。その尖頂を飛行船の係留所にしようと思い描く人々さえいた。
EXERCISES 1
[A]1,T 2,F 3,T 4,F 5,T 6,F
[B]1,(off)(on)
1920 Prohibition Voted in
1. ”rumrunners” and ”bootleggers”
2. NO.
3. an aid to the end of temperance
4. topnotch entertainers
5.多くの人々が禁止された燃料で愚かな10年間を走り続けた狂乱の20年代だった。
1925 The Scope Trial
1. a scientific theory linking man and ape in the ladder of evolution
2. for teaching Darwin’s theory of evolution
3. on July 20,1925,in Dayton, Tennessee
4. three-time Democratic Presidential candidate
5. YES.
6. NO.
7. 人がサルとなんらかの共通点を持つなんてばかげた冗談である
1927 Edison and his Phonograph
1. West Orange, New Jersey, 1927.
2. a patent a week
3. his lifetime total had passed the thousand mark
4. one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration
1927 “Lucky Lindy” Triumphs
1. thirty-three and a half hours
2. on May 21st, 1927
3. 飛行機
4. President Coolidge
5. By becoming the first man to fly the Atlantic Ocean
6. his first son would be kidnapped and killed
7. four million people
1928 Al Smith and the Catholic Issue
1. the first Roman Catholic to be nominated for the Presidency
2. 私は、私の指名は私の利益や誰かに言われたり指示されたことによるものではないという声明を、全くもって誠実に出すことができる。
3. Smith’s religion
4. The Ku Klux Klan marches its ugly banner of prejudice through the streets of Washington.
5. Herbert Hoover
6. A 6 million vote
7. John F. Kennedy
1929 Empire State Design Announced
1. the Empire State Building
2. eighty-six floors
3. 34th Street and 5th Avenue
4. December 11, 1929
5. a year and a half
6. ハリウッドの映画でそれはキングコングに登られ、最も高い超高層ビルとしての地位を確立した。その尖頂を飛行船の係留所にしようと思い描く人々さえいた。
EXERCISES 1
[A]1,T 2,F 3,T 4,F 5,T 6,F
[B]1,(off)(on)
2,(such)/(that) 3,(atone)(for) 4,(only)(to) 5,(sell)/(on) 6,(dates)(from)
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