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Lesson 4

Messages from Winnie-the-Pooh

Section 2

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Recently I read Winnie-the-Pooh

again.

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Then I found some new

messages in the book.

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Here is one example.

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Pooh and Piglet find footsteps in

the snow and follow them around

a tree.

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They wonder, “Whose footsteps

are these?”

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They have been walking around

the tree.

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After a while, they realize that the

footsteps are their own.

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Pooh gets disappointed with

himself and says to Christopher

nearby, “I have been foolish, and

I am a bear of no brain at all.”

Open Ended

なぜPoohは "I have been foolish, and I am a bear of no brain at all."と言っているのか。日本語で答えなさい。

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Christopher responds, “You’re

the best bear in all the world.”

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Christopher probably means,

“Don’t worry.

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I like you as you are.”

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The characters in this book all

respect each other and accept

others as they are.

Multiple Choice

accept others as they are が表す態度に最も近いものをア〜ウから選びなさい。

• ア 個々の違いを認めてそのまま受け入れること

• イ 自分と価値観が合う者だけを受け入れること

• ウ 他人からの批判に耳を傾けて受け入れること