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Choose the best answer to complete each sentence.
(1) I share a room ( ) my sister. We talk every night before we go to sleep.
1 to 2 from 3 with 4 on
(2) To say is one thing; to do is ( ).
1 another 2 other 3 the other 4 others
(3) Dan lived in Canada for a year, so he is familiar ( ) Canadian customs.
1 with 2 on 3 for 4 at
(4) A: Excuse me. You can’t bring your coffee into this shop. The ( ) says, “No Food.”
B: I’m sorry.
1 signal 2 mark 3 point 4 sign
(5) You are not good at skiing and ( ) am I.
1 neither 2 either 3 also 4 so
(6) Don’t blame me, Mom. It was Tom who hit Susie. I had nothing to ( ) with it.
1 make 2 take 3 go 4 do
(7) Please ( ) yourself to some sandwiches. I made them for you, Andy.
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(8) A: Isn’t this the drug store ( ) you worked when you were in high school?
B: Yes. I worked here for two years.
1 what 2 which 3 when 4 where
(9) I usually make dinner for myself at home, but once in a ( ) I like to eat out at a restaurant.
1 time 2 while 3 space 4 period
(10) The doctor suggested that he ( ) this medicine twice a day. 1 take 2 to take 3 drink 4 drinking
(11) Can you see that small lady ( ) a brown duffle coat? She’s our PE teacher.
1 wear 2 wearing 3 worn 4 to wear
(12) It was ( ) of you to go to sleep without locking the door. 1 careful 2 cared 3 careless 4 carefully
(13) Please remember ( ) me at 7 tomorrow morning.
1 call 2 calling 3 to call 4 having called
(14) A: Dan, hand ( ) your homework as soon as possible. B: Oh, I’m sorry. I left it behind at home.
1 with 2 in 3 out 4 of
(15) Mark is taller than ( ) in his class.
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(16) My American host family welcomed me and made me feel at ( ). I really enjoyed my stay with them.
1 sofa 2 table 3 house 4 home
(17) When Tina was visiting San Diego, she decided to ( ) in on her aunt, who lived there.
1 drop 2 go 3 come 4 fall
(18) Something ( ) to Mary yesterday. She looked very sad at school.
1 would have happened 2 ought to have happened 3 must have happened 4 should have happened
(19) We went to Nara for the weekend, so we had the ( ) to visit many famous temples.
1 chance 2 scene 3 view 4 moment
(20) A: Adam is very friendly with Steve. What do they have in ( )?
B: They belong to the same tennis club.
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Arrange the words in the correct order to complete the sentence and fill in the blanks ((A) and (B)) with appropriate numbers.
(1) Last ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) tired.
1 for 2 night 3 studying 4 the history test 5 me 6 made
(2) ( ) ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) came yesterday?
1 you 2 guests 3 think 4 do 5 how 6 many
(3) A: Marsh, do ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) your computer? I want to check my e-mail.
B: Be my guest, Grace. I’ll turn it on for you.
1 I 2 if 3 you 4 use 5 mind
(4) Nick and Susan are going to the soccer stadium this evening. It starts at five thirty, but they will get there ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) can have a snack.
1 half 2 so that 3 earlier 4 they 5 an hour
(5) A: Mom, can I watch the final of the tennis tournament? It starts at eleven.
B: No, Tim. You have school tomorrow, so ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( B ) ( ).
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(6) Visit the Canadian Rockies! Nowhere else will you find such magnificent beauty ― wonderful green trees and plants, lovely flowers and many lakes and rivers, too. For sports enthusiasts, there are a)( ) ( A ) ( ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) ( ), like rafting, canoeing, hiking, camping, fishing and skiing. And if you are lucky, and keep quiet, you b)( ) ( A ) ( ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) ( ) there.
a) 1 do 2 number 3 can 4 things 5 you 6 of 7 a
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A sentence is missing in each of the dialogs below. Choose the best sentence to complete each dialog.
(1) A: Jim, I’m going to wash the car now. Come outside and help me, please.
B: OK, Dad. ( )
1 I’m too busy. 2 I’ll call you later.
3 I’m going tomorrow. 4 I’ll be there in a minute.
(2) A: How was school today, John?
B: It was terrible. ( ) The teacher was really angry. A: Why didn’t you study harder for it?
B: Because I was very tired after the tennis practice and fell asleep. I’m sorry, Dad.
1 I failed the science test. 2 I felt sick in class. 3 I was late for school. 4 I forgot my books.
(3) A: Excuse me. I want to go to Kyoto.
B: You should take the JR Line from Platform 12. A: Thank you. ( )
B: In about 10 minutes. Please use the escalator on the right.
1 Where is the station?
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(4) A: I’m going to visit Aunt Mary tomorrow. B: That’s nice. ( )
1 You’re in a hurry. 2 I’m looking forward to it. 3 Say hello to her for me. 4 She just left.
(5) A: I saw the new action movie last night. B: How was it? I haven’t seen it yet. A: It was very exciting.
B: ( )
1 The movie was terrible. 2 You shouldn’t miss it. 3 I saw it with my friend. 4 Then I’ll go see it soon.
(6) A: Rose, I’m thinking of becoming a guitarist after I finish high school.
B: You’ll have to practice very hard, Beth.
A: I know. ( ) I have them three times a week. B: Really? That sounds like a good start.
1 I’ve already begun taking lessons. 2 I thought there would be practice. 3 We’ve sung together before.
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(7) A: Excuse me, can I help you? You look lost.
B: I am. I’m supposed to meet a friend at Edward library, and I don’t know where it is.
A: ( )
B: Thank you very much. It will be nice to have a guide.
1 That’s no problem. I’ll explain how to get there. 2 I’m going there now. Let me show you the way.
3 Oh, it’s easy. Go straight, and then turn left at the next big street.
4 That’s too bad. You should never ask directions.
(8) A: Here’s a list of what I’d like you to buy for me at the store. B: ( )
A: Well, the last time you forgot two items I needed, so this time with a list, you can’t possibly forget anything.
B: All right, if you insist.
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Read the following story and answer the questions below.
Mr. Umezawa had a date with a beautiful girl one February afternoon. It was very cold, so he wore his heavy woolen overcoat with big wooden buttons. They agreed to meet on the platform of Harajuku station.
Before his date, Mr. Umezawa had some business near Yoyogi, so when he got to Yoyogi station, he was 15 minutes late. He ran up the stairs, saw the train doors closing, so he ran as fast as he could and jumped onto the train. Unfortunately, the train doors closed before Mr. Umezawa was completely inside the train, so his coat buttons got caught in the doors. Mr. Umezawa was facing the doors, unable to move because his coat buttons were firmly between the two doors. He pulled and pulled with all his might, but he could not loosen himself from the doors.
Soon the train was at Harajuku station, so Mr. Umezawa thought that the doors would open and he could meet his date. Unfortunately the doors of the train opened on the opposite side, so Mr. Umezawa could not get off the train. As the train pulled out of Harajuku station, Mr. Umezawa could see his date waiting impatiently on the platform of the station.
Mr. Umezawa thought that surely at the next station, Shibuya, the
doors would open on his side. They didn’t, so Mr. Umezawa decided to
wait for the next station, Ebisu, but unfortunately the doors again did not open on his side at Ebisu station. Poor Mr. Umezawa. The same thing happened at Meguro, Gotanda and Osaki. At Osaki station, the train stopped for a few minutes because it was ahead of schedule.
The train got to Shinagawa station, but again the doors on Mr.
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and headed back to Harajuku station, but when he got there, almost one hour had passed since the time that he and his date had agreed on and of course she was not there. Mr. Umezawa was very sad and so gave up and got back on the train to go to Shinjuku. As he got on the train, the words coming over the loudspeaker had special meaning for him, “Be
careful of the closing doors.”
Question- A
Answer the following questions in English. Write one sentence with a subject and a verb.
(1) What was the season when Mr. Umezawa promised to meet the girl?
(2) Why did he run for the train at full speed?
(3) How many stations did the train stop at after his coat buttons got caught in the doors?
(4) How did his date feel at the station?
(5) Why did the train stop longer than usual at Osaki?
Question- B
Write your idea about the following question in English. You should write more than 20 words.
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Read the following mails and choose the best answer to the question or to complete the following sentence.
From: Steve Ross <[email protected]> To: Alice Baker <[email protected]> Date: June 11, 2012
Subject: Class Reunion
Dear Mrs. Baker,
I’m not sure if you remember me, but I was one of your students at North Carolina Elementary School 15 years ago. I found your e-mail address on the school website. It was wonderful to see that you are still teaching at the school.
I wasn’t a very good student in elementary school, but I always enjoyed
your math lessons. In high school, I became even more interested in the subject and decided to study it at college in order to become a math teacher. After graduating from college, I went to Australia and worked
on a farm for a year. Now, I’m back to North Carolina working as an accountant.
Last weekend, I met Jennifer White and Tom Brown at a department store in town. I was very surprised to find they got married and opened
their coffee shop. We hadn’t seen each other for a long time. We
agreed to try to organize a reunion with some of our old classmates. So
far, we’ve been able to contact 10 of them. We’re hoping to meet at French Restaurant Plaisir on the evening of August 12. Would it be possible for you to join us? We would all love to see you again.
- 13 - From: Alice Baker <[email protected]> To: Steve Ross <[email protected]> Date: June 13, 2012
Subject: Re: Class Reunion
Hi, Steve,
Thank you for your e-mail. I clearly remember you! It’s been a long
time. How wonderful that you got such a great job! I’m very pleased to hear your good news. How’s everything? You seem really busy working. I hope your job will be successful.
Speaking of my life, two years ago my grandson, John, was born. As he is a toddler, I have to keep my eyes on him. He likes walking around and playing with toys.
As a matter of fact, I’m afraid I will not be able to come to French Restaurant Plaisir because my daughter and her husband are going to attend their best friend’s wedding party and I have to look after John at home.
So instead of meeting at the French Restaurant, would you come over to my house so that we can hold a potluck party? Please tell my idea to the other classmates. Would you give me your reply by July 12?
Thank you very much again for your warm message. Take care,
- 14 - From: Steve Ross <[email protected]> To: Alice Baker <[email protected]> Date: June 15, 2012
Subject: Potluck Party
Dear Mrs. Baker,
Thank you for your reply. I told your plan to the other members last
week. I’ve found that 9 people including me will attend the reunion.
I’m going to bring some cookies. Jennifer and Tom are going to bring some pies and something to drink. Everyone is looking forward to meeting you at the party.
Best regards, Steve Ross
(1) Mrs. Baker
1 left her job 15 years ago. 2 taught math to Steve Ross.
3 wrote Steve Ross an e-mail about her website.
4 used to be a student at North Carolina Elementary School.
(2) What did Steve Ross do soon after college? 1 He traveled around the United States. 2 He got a job on a farm in North Carolina. 3 He worked abroad for a year.
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1 He teaches math at elementary school. 2 He works on a farm in Australia. 3 He works as an accountant. 4 He studies math at college.
(4) Where will the reunion be held? 1 At French Restaurant Plaisir.
2 At North Carolina Elementary School.
3 At Steve’s house. 4 At Alice’s house.
(5) How many people will attend the reunion in total? 1 8 people.
英 語 解答用紙
受験番号 氏名(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
(9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)
(17) (18) (19) (20)
(1) A B (2) A B (3) A B (4) A B
(5) A B (6-a) A B (6-b) A B
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
A (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
B
(1) 3 (2) 1 (3) 1 (4) 4 (5) 1 (6) 4 (7) 2
(8) 4 (9) 2 (10) 1 (11) 2 (12) 3 (13) 3 (14) 2
(15) 3 (16) 4 (17) 1 (18) 3 (19) 1 (20) 4
(1) A 3 B 6 (2) A 2 B 1 (3) A 5 B 1
(4) A 5 B 2 (5) A 4 B 3 (6-a) A 2 B 5
(6-b) A 5 B 6
(1) 4 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) 3
(5) 4 (6) 1 (7) 2 (8) 2
A
(1) It was winter.
(2) Because he saw the train doors closing. (3) It stopped at eight stations.
(4) She felt impatient.
(5) Because it was ahead of schedule.
B
解答例
When I take a train, I check the schedule in advance because I don’t want to miss my train and rush for my train. // On the train I am usually careful about not standing near the doors because I don’t want to get myself caught like Mr.Umezawa.
(1) 2 (2) 3 (3) 3 (4) 4 (5) 2
