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have to do with ~
~と関係のある
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unity
団結
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civil conflict
内戦
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set an example
手本を示す
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tackle
取り組む
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The WFP has won the Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts to tackle world hunger in 2020. The year before, the organization saved about 100 million people in need.
The committee’s decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize was unexpected because solving hunger didn’t seem to have to do with peace, but they explained that hunger and war are deeply linked. They also added that one issue cannot be solved without solving the other.
The WFP was honored for setting an example of how important it is for each country to work together. World unity and cooperation are the keys to solving global issues.
*floods 洪水
*victim 被害者
*people in need 困っている人々
*aid 援助
*hunger 飢餓
*committee 委員会
*unexpected 意外な
*solve 解決する





1. | What kind of people did the WFP save? |
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2. | Why was the committee’s decision unexpected? |
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3. | What are the two items linked deeply? |
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4. | What are the key to solving global issues? |
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1. |
Students show ________ when they work together on group projects. |
2. |
He had no choice but to leave the country because the _____________ broke out there. |
3. |
I don’t know how to ________ this problem. |
4. |
A lot of the trouble ______________ with a lack of communication. |
5. |
She ______ a good _________ by always finishing her homework on time. |




1. | What can we do to help solve the hunger issue as a person living in Japan? |
Answer: |
– Food Banks: A place where food is collected to help people in need
– Fair Trade: Pay fairly to the people who make products
– Poverty, Natural Disasters, Food Loss


2. | What do you think is the problem with food in Japan? |
Answer: |
*dependance 依存



1. | Do you think the hunger issue will get better in the future? |
Answer: | (Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.) |
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2. | Do you take any actions to avoid food wast? How? |
Answer: | (Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.) |
Because |
– Buy things that are close to their expiration date
– Don’t leave food uneaten.
*expiration date 賞味期限
*uneaten 食べられてない




1. | How much do you spend on food in one day? What food do you buy the most? |
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2. | What meal (breakfast, lunch, or dinner) cannot you miss in a day, and why? |
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