’25 New Horizon English Course 2 Unit 5 

New Horizon English Course 2
Unit 5 What design is good for everyone?
Part 1 What can we do at this event?
Grammar
to不定詞の特殊用法　疑問詞( how, what, where, when, why, which ) to + do
I know how (=the way) to use these products.(方法)
Examples
you will learn how to use the spoons easily.
You will also learn where(=the place) to find universal design facilities in our town.(場所)
Meg knows when( the time) to leave her house.(時間)
She knows where(=the place) to get off the bus.
She knows what( the thing) to ask at the event.(物事)
Examples from the textbook and Practice.
You will learn how to use them.
You will also learn where to find universal design facilities in our city.
Anna knows where to get off the bus.
She knows what to ask at the event.
I want to know where to see around here.
?What can we do at this event?
You can see and touch many products with a universal design.
Activity 1
I always use pet bottles with a universal design. The cap of a pet bottle is designed for everyone.
Words
uni/ver/sal 　　　   すべての人々の
de/si/gn 　　　       デザイン
bo/tt/le 　　　         瓶、ボトル
ad/ju/sta/ble　　　  調節可能な
pub/lic                      公の
tou/ch　　　　　     ～に触る
pro/du/ct　　　　    製品
fa/ci/li/ty, fa/c/ili/ti/es 施設、設備
city hall　　　　　   市役所

Part 2 What does the staff member explain to Anna?
Grammar
授与動詞+目的語+疑問詞 to do …に…を～してあげる

I can show you how to use this copy machine.
I can tell you how to read braille(点字).

Examples from the textbook and Practice.
I can show you how to use these products with a universal design.
I can also tell you where to find facilities with a universal design in our city.
I can tell you what to see at this event.
I can show you where to go.
? What does the staff member explain to Anna?
She explains to Anna how to use products with a universal design.
activity 2
There is a vertically-striped(縦じまの) groove(溝) of the cap.
A vertically-striped groove(縦じまの溝) of a cap is to let off steam(蒸気を逃がす) from the pet bottle. It makes gas go out instantly and keep the cap from flying off(吹き飛ぶ) when you open the cap.
ペットボトルの飲み口に縦に入った溝はキャップを開けた際、瞬時に溝からガスが抜けるように工夫したものです。 キャップが弾け飛ぶのを防いでいます。
Words
sta/ff 　　　　　　職員　従業員
tap　　　　　　　 ～を軽く叩く
cas/ta/ne/ts　　　 カスタネット
bo/th　　　　　　 両方とも
le/ft-han/ded　　　左利きの
ri/ght-han/ded　　 右利きの
over here　　　　　こちらへ
thanks to 　　　　 ～のおかげで

Read & think 1
Grammar
動詞句+( that 節)の働きをする形容詞
I am sure that these ideas help many people.
Examples
I’m glad that I could find other examples in our city.
( 参照　I think that these ideas are wonderful.)
I’m sure that universal design is helpful.
I’m sure that we can win the game.

Examples from the textbook and Practice
I’m sure that these facilities help many people.
I’m glad that I could find them in our city.
I’m sure that these products are useful.
I’m glad that you became interested in universal design.
I’m surprised that prices of many products is increasing.
Activity 3
A vertically-striped groove(縦じまの溝) of a cap is to let off steam(蒸気を逃がす) from the pet bottle. It makes gas go out instantly and keep the cap from flying off when you open the cap. It is always useful for everyone because she or he can open a cap of pet bottle safely.
ペットボトルの飲み口に縦に入った溝はキャップを開ける際、瞬時に溝からガスが抜けるように工夫したものです。 キャップが弾け飛ぶのを防いでいます。いつも安全にペットボトルのキャップを開けることができるのですべての人にとって役に立っています。

Words
use/ful 役に立つ
si/gn　　　　　　　　標識　看板　掲示板
you/ng 若い　幼い
ra/mp　　　　　　　 坂
sta/ir　　　　　　　　階段
wh/eel/cha/ir　　　　車いす
pu/ll　　　　　　　　引く 引っ張る
ba/by, ba/bie/s　　 　赤ちゃん
pre/sen/ta/ti/on　　　発表

Read & think 2
Round 1
c the father of universal design
Round 2
①     Who is Ronald Mace? He is the father of universal design.
②     What did people start to do in 1970s? They started to remove barriers for some disabled people.
③     What are some example of products and facilities with a universal design around you?
There are automatic doors, accessible restrooms, and ramps.
Round 3
Ronald Mace was in a wheelchair from childhood, and often had a difficult time.
He wanted to make design for everyone. In the 1980s, he founded the Center for Universal Design, and spread his idea around the world. I think universal design is important because now there are a lot of challenged people in the world, and in addition, when we get older, we can become disabled someday.
Activity 4
There is a staple without staples.
There are scissors for Both left- and right-handed scissors

Column
Ronald Mace の　「７つの原則」
❶Equitable Use  だれにでも同じように利用できる
equitable 公平な、 全ての人々に対して扱い方が同じである
❷Flexibility in use   使うことの自由度が大きい
flexibility　柔軟性、融通性、順応性
❸Simple and Intuitive Use  使い方が簡単ですぐにわかる
intuitive 人が直観的に認識できる
❹Perceptible  Information 必要な情報がすぐにわかる
perceptive　察しやすい、認知しやすい
❺Tolerance for Error  間違えにくく危険
tolerance 苦痛・困難などに対して被害に遭わない程度の受容力
❻Low Physical Effort 楽な姿勢で、少ない力で使える
physical 身体的な
❼Size and Space for Approach and Use 使いやすいスペースと大きさがある
approach 近寄ること

Words
Ame/ri/can 　　　　アメリカの
pro/fe/ss/or　　　　教授
chi/ld/ho/od　　　　幼少時代
re/mo/ve　　　　　 ～を取り除く
ba/rri/er　　　　　  バリア　障害物
dis/abl/ed　　　　　身体の不自由な
re/ga/rd/le/ss　　　  ～を考慮しないで　何があっても　お構いなしに
abi/li/ty　　　　　　 能力
si/tua/ti/on　　　　　状況
fou/nd　　　　　　  ～を設立する
cen/ter　　　　　　 センター　中心
spr/ead　　　　　　～を広げる
acc/es/si/ble　　　   ～にとって使いやすい
1970s　　　　　　  1970年代
regardless of 　　　 ～にかかわらず