1. Term 1 Topics; Read Aloud 2.0
Aoi Nishikawa

2. Thomas Edison Engineer 1 In 1876 he established an “invention factory”
There is nothing that doesn’t know its name Inventor.
In 1876 he established an “invention factory”
The world’s greatest inventor.
A wonderful invention left by him.
Incandescent light bulb
Gramophone
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3. The Human Eye Light & Vision 2 Time:１：４１ WPM:３．５
Sensory instrument that accepts light
Delicate and important ordan
It is similar to the structure of the camera.
Vision
Caused by the action of the central nervous system.
Optic nerve
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4. American Farming Technology
Food & Nutrition 2
American Farming Technology
It changed greatly since 1950.
Improvement in agricultural efficiency is remarkable.
Advances in science and technology
Boasts high productivity
Mechanization of agriculture
Pesticides and chemical fertilizers are widely used.
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5. Starvation & Overeating
Food & Nutrition 4
Starvation & Overeating
Starvation
Solvable problems
Asia accounts for two-thirds of the world
Overeating
It is part of the disease.
Eating disorder
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6. Scientific Method & Progress of Civilizations
One of the historical views of the history of human civilization
Advanced cultures human made
Science
Hold potentially infinite possibilities.
It changes with each generation.
Science 1
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7. The Atom & its Parts Science 3 Unresolvable existence
The smallest unit constituting the thing
Unresolvable existence
The concept of philosophy
92 kinds of elements
Constitute normal substance
Proton and electoron
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8. Molecules Science 4 It consists of one or more kinds of atoms.
Can exist independently
It consists of one or more kinds of atoms.
Helium, neon, argon, etc.
The minimum is hydrogen molecule.
Element number 1
Nonmetallic element
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9. The Supercontinent Science 5 In 1922 Continent
The German meteorologist Alfred Wegener
Land mass
Eurasia Continent, Africa Continent, etc.
Be independent
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10. Steam Power Machine 1 British inventor James Watt Mechanical engineer
Water turns into steam when it boils.
The power of steam is terrible.
Steam locomotive
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11. The Human Brain Mind 1 Vertebrate The center of the nervous system
Emotion, thoughts, life support
Leaders role
Complex structure
Control mental activity
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12. Human Sensory Perception
Mind 2
Human Sensory Perceptio
Human sense
Humans constantly pay attention to the surroundings.
Understanding comes from recognizing the senses.
Sensory isolation
Isolation reduces human ability.
Human being begin to see halluciations.
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13. Human Intelligences Mind 5
Intellectual activity
Logically think, plan, settle problems, etc.
Language function, activity function, etc.
Social function
Necessary in order to live.
Personality problem
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14. 1920s Jazz Musicians Real Jazzmen It was made in an invisible place.
In a dance hall dedicated to harem and black people
Real jazzman
For example, Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, etc.
Even if the times change, they will continue to be loved.
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15. Gershwin; Song writer Idols of the Jazz Age 2
Unquestionable genius
Writing a song that sings like singing with a humming song.
Creative, fresh and tasty
He loved jazz well.
He touched jazz since he was a little boy.
Best songwriter ever
Idols of the Jazz Age 2
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16. Sports writing The Pen & the Bat Giant of giants Babe Ruth
Black Sox Incident
Shake integrity sincerity bat
He makes mistakes seriously.
Heroic worship centimeterism
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17. 32nd US President Franklin D
32nd US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, The Depression era, & The New Deal
32nd US President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Great Depression
October 24, 1929
A major crash in the New York stock market began.
“This Nation asks for action, and action now.”
He changed American life attitude.
Made a revolution.
F.D.R.
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18. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK)
Black Protest
Martin Luther King, Jr.
In Montgomery, Alabama, on December 1, 1955
Black woman defy local law and refuse to give up her bus seat to a White man.
This arrest was the last straw for Montgomery’s African American.
November 13, 1956
The Supreme Court declared bus segregation illegal in Alabama.
Martin Luther King, Jr’ effort was
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