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(2017 年度 R10)
英 語 問 題
注 意 事 項
20
悪 い 例 解 答 欄
良い例 解答
番号
20
Ⅰ
次の対話文ⅰとⅱを読んで、 1 ~ 6 に入れるのにもっとも適切なものを①
~④
の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選び、その番号をマークしなさい。ⅰ
Margaret : I feel like going to the movies tomorrow. Would you like to come with me?
Joe : Yes, I’d love to, 1
Margaret : Oh, I see. Well, are you free sometime next week? Joe : Yes, how about next Wednesday night?
Margaret : Sounds good. I want to watch a foreign movie. 2
Joe : No, I haven’t but I’ve wanted to. What shall we watch?
Margaret : A new Indian ilm was just released two days ago. It’s an Indian musical movie.
Joe : That sounds very interesting! 3
1
①
but I have things to do tomorrow.②
but I want to go there with you.③
but I don’t have anything on tomorrow.④
but I didn’t want to go tomorrow.2
①
Did you see an Indian movie?②
Could you see the Indian movie?③
Have you ever seen an Indian movie before?④
Are you going to see an Indian movie next Wednesday?3
①
I like Indian food.②
I don’t like Indian movies.③
I’m looking at a musical.ⅱ
Hotel Staf : Hello, may I help you?
Guest : Yes, I would like to check in. Hotel Staf : Do you have a reservation, sir? Guest : Yes, the name is Mr. Andrews.
Hotel Staf : 4 Could you show me the reservation number? Guest : Here is the reservation number I printed.
Hotel Staf : Sorry, this reservation is for tomorrow night. Guest : 5 Can you change it for me?
Hotel Staf : Yes, we have a room for you tonight. Guest : Thank you very much. 6
4
①
There isn’t any reservation under that name.②
What is your name?③
I have found a reservation under the name Smith.④
Here is your key.5
①
I will have breakfast in my room.②
Oh, I made a mistake.③
I don’t have the key yet.④
I will stay only one night.6
①
The breakfast was delicious.②
My room was dirty.Ⅱ
次の 7 ~ 16 に入れるのにもっとも適切なものを①
~④
の中からそれぞれ 一つずつ選び、その番号をマークしなさい。7 you be at home tonight?
①
Will②
Have③
Did④
WhenWho is the 8 doctor in the hospital?
①
kindness②
kindest③
kindly④
kindsBill used 9 his mother when he was a child.
①
help②
helped③
to help④
helpingMy cousin said, “ 10 a beautiful story it is!”
①
As②
How③
So④
WhatYou should 11 sure that you arrive at the station before eleven-thirty.
①
get②
have③
make④
takePlease put valuable things 12 as cash and jewelry in the safe.
Do you know anybody 13 can come to the party?
①
he②
it③
who④
whichHe doesn’t speak French, and I don’t speak it 14 .
①
too②
also③
both④
eitherThe old man wanted to go 15 to his hometown after many years.
①
back②
for③
under④
withOn my way to the station, I saw John 16 for a walk.
Ⅲ
次の 17 ~ 21 の①
~④
の中で、正しくないものをそれぞれ一つずつ選び、 その番号をマークしなさい。17 How①much books ②does your brother ③have in ④his big bag?
18 Sayaka ①was a new student in class, ②but she made ③friend with everyone
④right away.
19 The woman ①sitting by ②the window has been ③reading the newspaper
④since half an hour.
20 Because of ①the bad weather, ②they decided ③putting of the sports festival
④till next Sunday.
Ⅳ
次の 22 ~ 24 の文にもっとも近い意味を表すものを①
~④
の中からそれぞ れ一つずつ選び、その番号をマークしなさい。22 There was a chair at each end of the long table.
①
There was a chair at the end of the long table.②
There were chairs at both ends of the long table.③
There were chairs at each corner of the long table.④
There were many chairs around the long table.23 Would you raise your hand if you don’t have a pen?
①
Do you want to raise your hand when you don’t have a pen?②
Please raise your hand if you don’t have a pen.③
Is it diicult to raise your hand when you have a pen?④
You must raise your hand if you have a pen.24 I ran across an old friend in the street yesterday.
①
I was running with an old friend in the street yesterday.②
I crossed the street with an old friend yesterday.Ⅴ
次の英文を読んで、後の設問に答えなさい。Love generally means a feeling of strong afection for another person. We can feel it towards our family, friends, and perhaps most importantly, we can fall romantically in love with a boyfriend or girlfriend. So why does “love” mean “no score” or “zero” in tennis?
It is said that the game of tennis originated in northern France in the 12th century, but the ball was then hit by the palm* of one’s hand. The word for “tennis” came into use in the English language in the mid-13th century from Old French. The original French word, tenez, can be translated into English as “take it,” “play” or “receive.” The server would call out that word to the other player meaning they were about to serve.
Of course, no score is “zero.” But French people thought that the shape of zero, “0,” looked like an egg. So, they would not say “zero” for a score of zero, but would instead say the French word “egg,” l’oeuf, to announce “no score.” When the game of tennis crossed the English Channel* to Britain, the French word l’oeuf sounded like “love” to British people. Then, the word l’oeuf was changed into British pronunciation and became “love.” That is why we say, “30-love” to mean “30-0.”
*palm 手のひら
設問 次の 25 ~ 29 について、本文の内容と一致するものを
①
~④
の中からそれ ぞれ一つずつ選び、その番号をマークしなさい。25 What is the most common meaning for love?
①
Tennis.②
No score.③
Afection.④
Zero.26 Where was tennis irst played?
①
England.②
Britain.③
France.④
America.27 Where does the word “tennis” come from?
①
The English word “take it.”②
The French word tenez.③
The English word “love.”④
The French word l’oeuf.28 The word “love” used in tennis came from
①
the great afection for the game.②
the palm of the player’s hand.③
the French word for “egg.”④
the English language in the mid-13th century.Ⅵ
次の 30 を一つの文章としてまとまるように並べ替えた場合、もっとも適切な配 列を①
~④
の中から一つ選び、その番号をマークしなさい。30
Martin likes to try diferent hot springs. Last Sunday he went to Hakone, a town famous for hot springs.
A But after one minute, he felt like he was in the snow country. So he got into the steam sauna.
B After a while, he was dripping with sweat. So he got out and went to the open-air bath.
C First, he enjoyed a dry sauna. After 15 minutes, he felt as if he were in a hot desert.
D Then he soaked in a cold water bath. He thought he was in heaven.
The warm air felt nice on his skin. He liked the hot springs so much, and took the same course three times that day!
Ⅶ
次の日本文の意味を表すように、与えられた語句を並べ替えて英文を完成し、31 ~ 38 に入る語の番号をマークしなさい。
彼にとって英語の本を読むことは難しいです。
It is diicult English.
①
in②
for③
him④
read⑤
to⑥
books私は話しかけられるまで話すなと命じられました。
I was told to.
①
to speak②
not③
I④
spoken⑤
was⑥
until私たちはこの幼い子供たちの面倒を見るべきだと思います。
I think young children.
①
care②
these③
of④
take⑤
should⑥
we洗濯機が壊れてしまい、わたしは新しいものを買いました。
31 32
33 34