成 ５ 度
常葉大学短期大学部
学校推薦入学試験
専門高校・総合学科推薦入学試験
英 語 基 礎 力 調 査
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注 意 事 項
．試験開始 合図 あ ま 問題用紙・解答用紙 中 見
い ませ
．問題用紙 枚 た.1～6 解答用紙 枚あ ます
試験中 問題用紙・解答用紙 印刷不鮮明・枚数 不足・汚 等
気付い 場合 手 挙 監督者 知 せ さい
．解答用紙 解答欄以外 次 記入欄 あ 監督者 指示
従っ 正しく記入し さい
受験番号欄 受験番号 算用数字 記入
氏 名 欄 氏名 楷書 記入
．解答は、すべて解答用紙に記入し さい
．問題用紙 余白等 適宜利用し も まいませ
．試験終了後 表紙 問題用紙 持ち帰っ も まいませ
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問 1 . 次の(1)～(10)の空欄 入 の 最も適切 ものを 1～4の中から一つ選び の記号を書き さい
(1) A: Do you know ( ) Ichiro was absent from school yesterday? B: Yes. He had to go to the dentist.
1 who 2 which 3 where 4 why
(2) A: I'm thirsty. May I have a glass ( ) water? B: Sure. Here you are.
1 at 2 in 3 of 4 on
(3) A: How was the concert, Saori?
B: It was great! I got to ( ) hands with the singer.
1 go 2 shake 3 have 4 meet
(4) A: I don't ( ) my math homework. B: I can help you.
1 understand 2 drive 3 believe 4 think
(5) A: Excuse me, is there a convenience store near here?
B: Yes. Walk ( ) on for about two minutes, and you'll see it on your right.
1 later 2 less 3 suddenly 4 straight
(6) A: Hiroshi is a police officer, ( ) he? B: No, he's a doctor.
1 doesn't 2 can't 3 isn't 4 won't
(7) A: I told my mother that I would be home by 6:30. I don't want to ( ) my promise, so I have to go now.
B: OK.
1 sell 2 pass 3 lend 4 break
(8) A: I heard that you're going to Rome next week.
B: Actually, that's not ( ) . I'm going to Paris.
(9) A: These are delicious apples.
B: Thank you. We ( ) them in our garden.
1 fought 2 grew 3 thought 4 knew
(10) A: John, have you called Yoshiko to tell her about our meeting tomorrow? B: No, not ( ). I'll call her after lunch.
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問 2 . 次の(1)～(5)の対話文の空所 入 の 適切 ものを 1～4から一つ選び 記号 答え さい
(1) A: Hello. William Hunt speaking.
B: Hello, Mr. Hunt. This is ABC Music Store. The five CDs you ordered have arrived. A: Great. Can I get them today?
B: ( )
1 Yes. You can buy CD players here.
2 Yes. We'll send them to you tomorrow.
3 Yes. We're open until nine.
4 Let me have a look.
(2) A: Let's go out for dinner, Kate.
B: OK. You can choose the restaurant.
A: How about the Seafood Hut? We haven't been there for a long time. B: ( )
1 Sure. We'll go there after dinner.
2 Well, have a good time.
3 Great. I'll make a reservation.
4 That’s a bad day for me.
(3) A: Bob, are you going to wear that suit to work? It looks a little old. B: Do you think so?
A: Yeah. You should wear one of your other suits. B: ( )
1 OK. I'll buy some new clothes for you.
2 OK. I'll put my blue one on.
3 OK. I'll call my office later.
(4) A: Excuse me. I need some help using this copy machine. B: Certainly, madam. What would you like to do?
A: I want to do two-sided copying. B: ( )
1 OK. I'll show you how.
2 OK. The office is downtown.
3 OK. There's no machine.
4 OK. You can use this one.
(5) A: John, why are you walking with your bicycle? Did something happen to it? B: Yeah. It broke while l was riding it.
A: That's too bad. Are you going to get it fixed? B: ( )
1 Yes, probably this weekend.
2 Yes, I'll buy a new one.
3 Yes, I borrowed your bicycle.
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問 3 . 次の英文を読み の内容 関す (1)～(5)の設問の答え し 最も適切 ものを
1～4の中から一つ選び 記号 答え さい
Wedding Styles
In Western countries, the origins of many popular wedding customs date back over two thousand years. A couple getting married may not know these origins, but the customs continue to be important symbols of the marriage celebrations.
The wedding ring is one such example. Before coins were invented, rings were used as money, and later as wedding rings. Early Romans used iron rings, then gold, to show that a promise could be trusted. A future husband could show his love by such a gift and in this way the engagement ring was born. By the 15th century, diamonds started to become popular for
engagement rings, symbolizing a strong and long-lasting love.
Two thousand years ago, Romans broke the wedding cake over the bride's head - or threw it at her! They believed that food symbolizes good health, and a healthy couple would have many children. In some American weddings, uncooked rice used to be thrown at the bride and groom in the hope that they would be blessed with many children.
The custom of the bride throwing her bouquet began in 14th century Europe. People
thought they could share the happiness by having a piece of the bride's clothing. But this often led to a bride's dress being torn to pieces. The throwing of a bouquet was a much safer
alternative!
And of course the kiss. In Roman times, a kiss was used to 'seal' an agreement. Few agreements are more important than the marriage vows, so it's entirely reasonable to seal them with a kiss!
(1) In ancient times, what objects were used as money? 1 Gifts.
2 Diamonds.
3 Rings.
4 Clothes.
(2) Wedding cake symbolizes a wish that . 1 the couple will have many children
2 the couple will eat well and grow fat
3 the couple will only have a good party on their wedding day
(3) Why does a bride throw her bouquet? 1 To respect a 14th century tradition.
2 To share her happiness.
3 Because it will give her a lucky married life. 4 Because she has to share her dress.
(4) The underlined word "alternative" in the fourth paragraph is closest in meaning to .
1 promise
2 couple
3 choice
4 party
(5) What does this passage suggest?
1 Married couples should understand the meaning of marriage traditions.
2 Some traditions are very old, but are symbolically still important. 3 We should always have traditional weddings.
