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WorksheetsTry to Be the Only One Q&A
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Who took care of Tsutomu?
※take care of : ～の世話をする
His father did.
His mother did.
His grandfather did.
His grandmother did.
Did Tsutomu like his parents?
Yes, he did.
No, he didn't.
Yes, they did.
No, they didn't.
When was Tsutomu born?
※be born : 生まれる
In 1952.
In Okinawa.
14 years old.
Mexican-American.
What did Tsutomu hear on the radio?
He heard some news.
He heard some popular music.
He heard some hymns.
He heard some songs of Okinawa.
Why did Tsutomu go to a church?
Because he wanted to meet the minister.
Because he liked music very much.
Because he wanted to hear some other hymns.
Because he wanted to talk with the minister.
What did the minister do for Tsutomu?
He sang some hymns for Tsutomu.
He told about his life for Tsutomu.
He took Tsutomu to the church.
He listened to Tsutomu quietly.
What did Tsutomu want to become?
He wanted to become a minister.
He wanted to become a teacher.
He wanted to become a voice trainer.
He wanted to become a radio DJ.
Where did Tsutomu sing?
In college.
In church.
At home.
At the sea.
What did Tsutomu decide to do?
※decide to ～ : ～する決心をする
He decided to study English in college.
He decided to help other people in need.
He decided to leave home.
He decided to stop singing in church.
What did Tsutomu's Italian voice trainer say to Tstutomu?
"Tsutomu, do you want to come and stay with us?"
"Why did everyone leave me?"
"Try to be the only one, not just number one."
"You're the only one in the world with a voice like that."
What is Tsutomu now proud of?
※be proud of ～ : ～を誇りに思う
His singing.
God.
His voice trainer.
His motto.
What can we feel through the song, "Sugarcane Fields"?
※through ～ : ～を通じて
Sugarcane Fields : さとうきび畑
Only brightness of Okinawa.
Sadness of Tsutomu's life.
Brightness and sadness of Okinawa.
Gift from God.
