課題文

次の①、②、③の何れかが課題文として出題されます。

• ① Car Society In Japan, cars are essential for daily life. Iconic brands like Toyota and Honda, known for their reliable vehicles and advanced technologies such as hybrid engines and automated driving systems, are widely used. Cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya are bustling hubs where millions drive cars known for their dependability and innovation. Japan is one of the world's top producers of cars, with over 5 million sold annually. Alongside cars, the Shinkansen represents advanced transportation. Drivers follow strict regulations to ensure safety on highways and city streets. The Toyota Prius, famous for being eco-friendly, remains popular. Kei cars, small and fuel-efficient, are common on crowded city roads. Japan's automotive landscape blends tradition with innovation, where cars are not just convenient but also culturally significant.
  
• ② Uncle Robert Uncle Robert, who was born in 1965, lived in Riverton, a small town. His loyal companions included Max, the dog, Whiskers, the cat, and three chirpy birds: Tweety, Polly, and Charlie. During the summers, he took us on thrilling trips. We ventured into the waters of Lake Johnson for fishing, enjoyed picnics in Greenfield Park, and hiked the trails of Blue Mountain. Uncle Robert loved to tell us about his travels to faraway places like Paris, Tokyo, and Rio de Janeiro. A talented musician, he mastered the guitar, piano, and harmonica. His fondness for "Yesterday" by The Beatles was evident. Though he passed away last year, his memory resonates within us, cherished and enduring. His laughter still stays with us, bringing warmth even on the coldest days.
  
• ③ Magic Magic is an amazing art that fascinates audiences everywhere. Magicians use wands and say mysterious words to perform incredible tricks. For example, pulling a rabbit out of a hat always amazes people. The number three holds special significance in many illusions; watch closely as the magician makes three colorful scarves disappear and reappear in a puff of smoke. Famous magicians like David Copperfield have dazzled audiences with their extraordinary big tricks, such as making the Statue of Liberty vanish into thin air. In Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world, magicians perform nightly shows with 52 mind-bending tricks using playing cards and coins. Over 2,000,000 people watch these shows every year. So, get ready to be amazed as you witness the magic unfold before your eyes!