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A housewife scrubbing the walls in her bathroom suddenly died. A chemical reaction between a cleanser for removing mold from the walls and a cleanser for cleaning the tub released poisonous gases, causing her death. ‘There have been other accidents as well. In one, a person began to feel sick when a kerosene heater was turned on in a beauty parlor. The heat from the heater reacted chemically with the parlor’s hair spray, giving rise to poisonous fumes. Used independently, products like these are safe. Used at the same time in the same place, and aecidento like the above reel In theo casos in shor the comport ofthe fn pene was at fault. “The word “compatibility” usually talks about the relationship between two people. A couple is, described as either “compatible” or “incompatible.” The day, month, and year of birth are some- times taken into account when figuring out the compatibility of prospective marriage partners. It strikes me as somehow amusing that “compatibility” a word that's filled with humanity, should be used for lifeless goods. Just feeling a sense of amusement isn't enough, To prevent accidents, the makers of these goods should do a lot of research. But the users must read the products’ instruction booklets, too. You car't go through life safely without being careful. es pas] Dialogues @ZKX | At RA, SDLYVI LSD EKA MAB LOSE io ASB Bisel t We, HOOF RISC. DOWHA Ae FROMM RIOA TOS is DWSAELS TH. tetas | Bicbuttpa. BS RCAL UHRA TELATHD | A RA. SOOIRAIDIBHEDD Bo ALA, EAURECT RHODRI | KAKI TH. os BKC. B : ABE AAAS. BRC RV STE T At RR, EDIZ BOS, HOD A: HORSAM SABTE AME i BVODUHSSLVYATTS, SF MRL, RRLBNT FE AIL—E BI ev EI EM TLEDEAKEI TT. BIC S, BBRERE S CHOIZOU BiXLEATLED. KCLED A BOA ERE BHAIC, SOCK ARR. TH. CAE A Rana BAIL £ CH ES BiWob sie. WTBOATH t45CTS. Ds P Bit3tta. BAK HD LYUATT. WED, PoeVRSClSHACe ophtTha, 2Dialogue | Two acquaintances converse. A is male; B is female, A: Did you see that article in this morning’s paper? About cleansers? B: Did they invent a new-product of some kind? ‘A: No, nothing like that. There was an accident related to cleansers. An accident ...? ‘A: A woman was scrubbing hard in her bathroom when, all of a sudden, she fell over and died. What happened? ‘A: She used a cleanser for removing mold from the walls at the same time as a cleanser for scrubbing the tub. B: Were they products that shouldn't be used at the same time? hg ible Yok ok cae tt details. But it seems that a chemical reaction of some sort B: That's ‘A; Yeah—the two cleansers were incompatible. B: Incompatible? ‘A: Right It seems there're all sorts of other products that are incompatible as well. Like hair sprays—hair sprays are incompatible with kerosene heaters. B: T guess it's a good idea to read the instruction booklet thoroughly before using a product. ‘A: Probably. But products are getting more complex. There's no guarantee that youll be com- pletely safe. B: Now that’ scary. @f58X I! ARLEOSE, REFBNLA, INIASKBK GI tha. #:t3t Ri Mo THD. EL BS AORAL BPSO= CIEL: a. RICILS?, FE to. HANZCDOOS, HAD HT. Ki bd, PAOD. HAUS, =I BNEVIL SAD BUIMUEOOA Keke Bs Th. EDC EADY HALE ED PEVHOPHSMSLABUTL £0 RiKcals? Bskeald bi LOe—I—OR 212 ca. Fe Eb HEA CHEAP BLOOD, SE: EDP OAD. BAROEOR RLS ALIA TS 9 RR PEATSIIDREL TOE Dy fb TE Bde #: BPb. chore, Spree HROPSY. Ri PAP HM, 5 OPM (Tb, BEGE FMOUTL Lo RNR EKBOOLS SOK. HS. Le, HELLA Mtr. Ki CIPSLNTOM, CIM, = ACO ARBIK, (2 < DUA ef TH RSL. SABA.Dialogue 1! A conversation between a husband and wife. Husban Wife: Uh-huh. ‘Husband: Were you aware of it? Our bathtub’s been getting really dirty. Wife: Yeah, But Ive quit using bathroom cleansers. Husband: Why? Wife: Because they're scary, They give off fumes. Husband: Oh, the compatibility factor. As long as you don't use two products at the same time, there's nothing to worry about. Wife: But there might be other things that are incompatible with bathroom cleanser. Husband: Such as? Wife: Such as the dyes in my sweaters Husband: A dye thats incompatible with cleanser?! Wife: You never know. They say research on the Incompatibility of products is still insufficient, Husband: If you worry like that, you won't be able to get anything done. Wife: Tm concerned about kitchen cleansers, too. I've decided to stop using them for the time being. Husband: Good grief Wile: Safety comes first. Even if it means the house gets a little dirty, right? Husband: Td vote against the dirty house. Wife: Oh. I guess that means that you're incompatible with me? Husband: Maybe so. In any event, /i clean the house with cleanser this Sunday—the bathroom and the kitchen. Or ato) Vocabulary List Mlb Ls 5]- “compatibility PEDO] ‘science HEAT & [LAIZ(F 4)] “progress BAILA SO] eee ‘cleanser ton s+dirt, grime HLT (ee t)) -dissolve, get rid of ALBMG] vo “power, ability ad eee «bathtub BA ve ---toillet -vee-eleaning dR E 5] BE vee easy HES 3A] ~ “recently, Bae(C 2) “accident wsS - ‘happen, take place SAI (HA)IZ] -bathroom lp~) walls EEE L A] - housewife BC [3 5 (2) --suddenly HEAL (va) ] i odie epee ars 2 as ACERWS[22*( 12A.D 5] chemical reaction ABH A [05 E ¢ (WR) J poisonous gases HEPELEE 9 WA Joes sbeauty parlor Bilh? 7 v e—2—-[# 8 (77Ye—Z—-)] oe “kerosene heater (with a fan) RO bSLEA SL)] --feel sick [2-4] hair AF v= ‘spray Silas] » - heat BOP Ae. “cause, give rise to (LE 5 OA] enen products each of them ste [89 02) ] +----sseparately B2(DAYA] ssafe SOPH Lg] ves sooseeeeseesplace Fale (E 5 C=) + 2a ‘in short, in other words BELLO] HidalAt: (LE 50AE SL] at the same time -between the two products HED Be eeceneeeeeees ---incompatible 213byAy Bi # =I) BSCR Lo AN7O]) soe -relationship BOF [WoC A OST) seen marriage partner “choose BRA 6H) 4e$ tz [5 (S#2)] (when) one was born ABRIL AATAT B J seer Agee owDe] oe Uhise WU: +-shuman. life somehow ara (CHT S)] ve strikes (one) as... BO LRECO)] prevent, avoid RTS (VAS wd (F4)] study Ags L£] -instruction booklet PR(VOLS] ERE [bw 5 aH (lo) ] > cor co ef8x! -EVADL [O29 LE 5 (WADED) snecessity (work) very hard +-ssuddenly fall over RRL LWA): rene (ble t sdetails ibe scary, frightening AT ATER chair spray PEA ( S2) s++-scomplex tore completely, absolutely bRRACE (CEE (AEH)] “ tone cannot say, @RKxI ark EA - eta 9k 5] A+HLA Cw 5 SA] Het [LAI (F4)] BLE 5 BA] PPh dirty, soiled ++for example, such as dyes sufficient che worried for the time being s--good grief Grammar Notes @xAX aaRe bape EP RS Equivalent to irviro-na hoto-o yuu (says a lot of different things), Example: Anoskifowoa itsumo, samui-to-ka nemuitoka monku-o ywx. “That person always makes a lot of complaints, like about being cold, or about being sleepy” Bbirs ‘The passive form of the verb tswkaw, Other examples of verbs for which the wending is changed to wareru are haw — kawarera and warau —> warawarerd. BELA THAKRTTEOE & Omoshirogara can be rephrased as omoshiroi-to hanjire (feel it interesting”) with no change in meaning. The ing... dakedeswa ikenai is equivalent to hoka-ni-mo shinahereba naronai hoto-ga aru ("there are other things we must do as well”). Example: Asondeine-dakede-wa 24 itenai. Benkyoo-mo shinasai. “Just fooling around isnt ‘enough. Start studying” BBE CUE HRC OTIE weEEL Refer to the “Remar” section in the Stuce Tosi. REN | Fas PLAST E? Refer tothe “Purpose of the Exercise” section inthe Dis- course Exercises, Hithat A Boas ‘A phrase for repeating a remark by the speaker to ‘express surprise or reflection. Example: A: Anorit kak sha-o yameta-n-desuyo. B: Soo-desicka. Ano-itogs nee... A:Did you know that he's left the firm? B: Really? 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CRSP iS BA) “temperature +oeclimate MGT(Fl5 545) “the Meteorological Agency “air pressure RES 52] AH(SSA] ---feeling, mood 219wate Dy2y |] BALTAR] ove BAL 5 3) + ASLEAR BROS] economic environment m2 5B] disease FAC) (WAB E)] Sa5> [8b (6)] MoI [8 @FO4)] + igor, energy feelings -notice, realize | WLELE 5 UI Late b) 6. & 220 | weR(T 3) [45 805F8)] | mE(C@LS] HELE 9 Le) (a) [AA 1) E59 UL] --(women) with (women) WaT S)(E 5 E25 (F8)] sympathy Wiel 5 be 3) (one's) colleagues ARIAL & 5 5) cooperation, collaboration Mule (C)] mm 10, & ARES) [Rew (F4)) + AE (TS) EOSACTS)) e@ltewe] Aca RER [EO DEA] REBATE] Pela eo] MELA OEO) £36 [(34)] #304 ([5 (204) 11, BR Ca MA(ASS EB] ~ BACT 4) [ROU (F4)) BACT S)[Ls 5 oe(FS)) explanation roof, evidence +--iltumination FAPALL £5) ABALA DV] oe BSL [bm(S)] BAG (Ue) [BS (GPrE)] “unknown bright clear, evident 12, LED HRs) (C9545 (8) (ig) (VOLS (%)] +Kanji Compounds Review 1, RECMARL TAS T. | 12, BARE OSA CRA LTS. 2. HEIL ARO D 6 Aw Cis / 13, FHRSORMBLE SHAS. 3, MAMdDSCDS, PAT SLT. | ua FE OMASNLOT, HI & 4, SPRMABOWSELUATLEDW Li hohe 5. BiBA EI < STRART LI 1 1 Ripe} Ik PEC TEL fee 6. BAC GUT T, PERICBOs L 16. PEO IRBE RUE 3 Ko ho Re 1 1, BROMO 1b MET Sb D 7, MRAM DEOOT, TMMTHUA. Re 8. AU-KBRELEOLICMED 18, PROBE RPRORO AMC OS UTCHEL, 19, SROTWBATPOT. HLA 9. MMIRRH( sO SLR. i EROAI. 10, SRARL GUNILLA. i 20, OF BED HET H % Sb CREAT ll, RABRELTOS. | Be |. I will ask for the teacher's advice. ‘Sumo is @ popular sport. [dont feel well, so I'm going to the hospital. I didn't notice it at all 1 felt uneasy about it until I heard the explanation. After waiting about five minutes, I met the director. ‘The climate is poor, and I don't have any energy. Please be careful not to break the speed limit. My sickness is completely cured. ‘You have to be hospitalized for the time being. The economic environment has stabilized. 2. The Prime Minister opposes that idea. IS What do academicians tine about i 14. When their child was born, their lifestyle became difficult. 15, His colleagues eympathized with him 6. I was fond of mathematics when I was a student. FF Ui nay of ws amcd 0 omen aha 18. I would like to marry someone of good academic background. 19. I did one-third of the work myself, and asked someone else to do the rest. 20. This certifies that one is a student of this school. RES omnmmaenr 21