中学ポピー　デジタルサポート

Emily: Hi, Kota. What are you looking at?

Kota : Hi, Emily. I’m looking at a hazard map. I think it’s important to check maps like this. Look at this map. We can go to the gym at Higashi Elementary School in case of heavy rain.

Emily: I see. This map is really good. My family and I came to Japan in April this year. We feel there are many natural disasters in Japan, so we sometimes talk about what to do in case of a disaster. Last month, we prepared a go bag.

Kota : Oh, really ? What did you put in it?

Emily: Some food, bottled water, cash, and clothes.

Kota : You should add a first-aid kit and a multifunction radio to the bag.

Emily: Is the multifunction radio useful?

Kota : Yes. You can use it as a phone charger, a flashlight, and a siren.

Emily: I see. I’ll tell my parents about it.

Kota : Emily, did you affix furniture to the walls in your house?

Emily: No. Should we do that?

Kota : Of course. In a big earthquake, some furniture may fall down. It is very dangerous.

Emily: OK. We’ll do it. Now I know what to prepare for natural disasters. Thank you for your advice.

(1)
A: Is there a bag on the desk?
B: Yes, there is.

(2)
A: Do you know how to make curry?
B: Yes, I do. It is easy.

(3)

A: Can you tell me how to fold a paper crane?

B: Sorry, I don’t know how to do it.

Tom: Are you hungry, Aya?

Aya: Yes, I am. I want to eat an apple pie.

Tom: Oh, that’s nice. Do you know how to make it?

Aya: Yes, I do. I often cook with my sister. How about you? Do you like cooking, Tom?

Tom: No, but I want to practice cooking to help my mother. Can you teach me how to make an apple pie?

Aya: OK. Please come to my house next Sunday.