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　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

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Frank : You don’t look so good today. Is anything wrong? Jane : 1 I’ve worked too much this week.

Frank : Don’t work too hard or you will get sick. Jane : You’re right. 2

Frank : Good idea! Do you have any suggestion? Jane : How about going ishing?

Frank : Not this weekend, because it’ll be very cold.

Jane : That’s too bad! What about watching a comedy show and drinking some beer downtown?

Frank : 3

Jane : OK, see you on Saturday.

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　So far, so good.

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　Why don’t we go to see my boss together this weekend?

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　Why don’t we quit the job together this weekend?

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　Why don’t we relax together this weekend?

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　I don’t drink alcohol.

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　I’d love to, but next time.

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　I prefer a baseball.

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Clerk : Hello and welcome to Tony’s Store.

Customer : I bought this music player the other day, 4

Clerk : Do you have your receipt? Customer : Yes, here it is.

Clerk : This receipt is dated two weeks ago. Customer : 5

Clerk : Sorry, we can only give you the money back on goods that were bought within one week.

Customer : Can I exchange it?

Clerk : Yes, would you like to exchange it today? Customer : 6

Clerk : What would you like to exchange it for? Customer : I will have a look around the store, thank you.

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The 2020 Summer Olympic Games will 7 in Tokyo, Japan.

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8 do you think is the best runner in our class?

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Thanks 9 Mike’s help, I managed to inish my homework.

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Meg went out even 10 it was snowing.

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I visit my grandparents twice 11 week.

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I cannot put up 12 such a child.

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Takumi is learning English from a friend 13 mother is Australian.

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Judy has recently bought two cars; one is blue and the 14 is red.

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His illness prevented him 15 joining the party.

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In 16 of the limited time, we inished our project.

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17 We went _①ishing in _②the river and _③have caught two salmon last _④Sunday.

18 The restaurant, _①where my father opened _②last month, serves _③Japanese dishes _④such as sushi and tempura.

19 In the 1920s, cars _①were becoming _②fashionably among _③wealthy people

④in Japan.

20 This novel _①is worth _②to read, and _③I highly _④recommend you buy it.

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22 Let’s keep in touch.

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　Let’s continue to communicate with each other.

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　Let’s give them a touch.

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　Let’s hold things inside our hands.

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　Let’s exchange our handwritten memos.

23 Although Bill didn’t mean to win the race, he got the irst prize.

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　Bill wanted to win the race, so he did his best to get the irst prize.

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　Bill had to win the race, but he didn’t do his best to get the irst prize.

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　Bill didn’t try to get the irst prize in the race, but he did.

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　Bill won the race, but he was not so happy as he expected.

24 Won’t you have some cofee?

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　You won’t have any cofee, will you?

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　Could you make some cofee?

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　次の英文を読んで、後の設問に答えなさい。

A gap year is a year that starts after inishing high school and before entering college or university. It is popular in some countries, but not popular in other countries. The gap year is a time when young high school graduates can have time to travel and see the world and gain experience before starting their studies. But not all young people travel. It is also a time when they can gain experience being a volunteer or doing an internship at a company.

Many business owners have supported the gap year because new workers come to the company with experience and conidence*. Gap year students can also work at a company before going to college, so they know what to expect and are better able to do their job.

University professors have also seen the good points of a gap year. Students who volunteer or travel have a better idea of what they want to study. They can also be more motivated to study after a one year break.

Although taking a gap year in the United Kingdom is common, this is not the case everywhere in the world. In Japan it is rare because students are encouraged to always study hard and often start working before they graduate. The idea is gaining popularity in the United States but it does not have a long history there.

The gap year can give students experience and a sense of responsibility but not all societies think it is important. Students should carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages before deciding to take a year of.

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25 What does “gap year” mean?

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　A good job.

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　A year of.

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　A travel story.

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　A long history.

26 When is a gap year usually taken?

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　After high school.

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　After college.

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　After getting a job.

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　After getting married.

27 What is NOT done during a gap year?

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　Going to university.

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　Volunteering.

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　Doing an internship.

28 Students who take a gap year may be better workers because they

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　studied harder in high school.

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　studied harder in college.

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　played many games.

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　gained experience.

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　　There was a man named James Reynolds. He graduated from Trinity College in Dublin and then went to London in the late 1890s.

A　So, he was often invited to New York to give lectures on his popular novels.

B　His novels sold very well, and he made a lot of money.

�　His literary success made him not only rich, but also famous in New York.

�　James started his life in London as a writer and published many popular novels.

In New York, however, he became very sick and had to go back to London in 1910. After that, he retired to the country to spend his remaining years in comfort.

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　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。

私の母は、私が子供のころに、よく不思議な話をしてくれました。

My mother often　　　　　　　was a child.

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先週、わたしは父にクリスマスカードを送りました。

I　　　　　　　week.

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あなたはこれまでに外国に行ったことがありますか。

Have　　　　　　　country?

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東京の気候は彼の故郷の気候よりも暖かい。

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