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リハビリテーション学科 ( 一般選抜英後期）

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次の問１～ 7 の英文の空所に入れるのに最も適切なものを，それぞれ ①～④ のうちから１つ1 ずつ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

問１

1In 1939, when World War Ⅱ（①問２broke out②）, my grandfather was born in London.

broke up③

broke away④

broke down

④

look

2
If you don’t understand a word,（①

問３use②）it up in the dictionary.

open③bring3
If he had not bought that expensive car, he（
①問４

has

②had）a lot of money now.
③

will have④

would have

4
The IT industry is really making rapid progress, and new products keep coming out oneafter（①問５）.
another②other③others④

the others④

due to5
Our success was（）the hard work of the whole team.

①②問６

close tonext to③prior to6
When I was a child, I could travel on buses（）free and get into museums without

paying any money.
①
問７

by

②

for

③

from④

with

7
Kenya has three runners in the 1500 meters, any of（①who②whom③

12whose）may win the gold medal.
④that次の会話を読んで空所 1 ～ 5に入れるのに最も適切なものを，それぞれ下の①～2 ⑥のうちから１つずつ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

Ryan:

I teach English in Australia to students from all parts of the world.

Andrea :What do you think is the most fascinating part of culture ?

Ryan

Medicine.

:

Andrea :
Ryan

1

2

Can you give me an example ?

: Once when I had a fever, my Cambodian students rubbed my head and back reallyhard with coins. I felt much better, but for a few days I had red lines across myskin.

Andrea :Ryan:

3Years ago, I injured my knee, and I felt pain every day after that, but a Japanesestudent stopped my pain with her hand. I felt energy coming from her hand, but
she never touched my knee.

Andrea :Can you explain how she stopped your pain without touching you ?

:4

Andrea :5

RyanRyan

But it was a strange but fascinating experience.

: Now, most Australians prefer Western medicine, but many Asians are moving toAustralia, so in the future more Australians will probably try traditional Eastern
medicine.

①

Some of my international students really surprised me when I was ill.

②

I can’t explain.

③

What other surprising things have you experienced ?

④They’ve taught me a lot about culture.

⑤

Are many Australians trying different types of medicine ?

⑥

I hear Asian people today no longer try traditional medicine.

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3 次の問１～４について，それぞれの日本文と合うように（えた場合，[問1）内の語（句）を並べか] 内で３番目に来るものを選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

大学は，学生たちが卒業後どんな仕事に就いているかについて統計をとっている。
1

Universities collect statistics on[（①問２

into②jobs③go④what] after they graduate.
⑤

their students ）裁判官は模倣犯を防ぐために，ハリスに懲役 6 か月の刑を言い渡した。
2

The judge sentenced Harris to six months in prison to [].
（①問３copying②from③his actions④others⑤prevent ）この国では，ほとんどの若者はセントラルヒーティングの無い生活の経験がないので，それがあるのは当たり前だと思っている。
3In this country, most [] because they’ve never lived

without it.
（①問４granted②

young people③

central heating④for⑤take ）日本語が今ほど乱れている時代は歴史上いまだかつてない。
4Never in history has the Japanese been [（①confused②so③

is④34as⑤it ）] today.

4 次の英文と図を読み，それぞれの問いの答えとして最も適切なものを選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

A study led by University of Georgia environmental engineer Jenna Jambeck estimated thatin 2010, between 10.5 and 28 billion pounds of plastic entered the oceans. This study calculated
how much ocean plastic originated from each of the world’s coastal countries, considering factors
like the amount of waste produced per person, the population living near the coast, and the
proportion of waste that is plastic.
The study revealed that rapidly developing countries with coastal populations andinsufficient waste management systems（注 1） are major sources of ocean plastic. The UnitedStates was also ranked in the 20 top worst plastic offenders due to its large waste output perperson, despite having better waste management.
（出典：CLIMATEDESK“Worst Plastic Offenders”Data from Jambeck et al, 2015）

Worst Plastic Oﬀenders

Primary sources of ocean plastic debris（注 2） in 2010, pounds

China
Indonesia
Philippines
Vietnam
Sri Lanka
Thailand
Egypt
Malaysia
Nigeria
Bangladesh
South Africa
India
Algeria
TurkeyPakistanBrazilMyanmarMoroccoNorth Korea
US

1billion2billion

3billion

Source:jambeck et al, Science,2015（注 1）waste management system：廃棄物処理システム（注 2）plastic debris：プラスチックごみ

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4billion5billion

問1

Which country was the worst offender in terms of the amount of plastic waste that went

into the ocean in 2010 ?

問2

問3

①US．

②Brazil．

③South Africa．

④China．

1

Which of the following was the worst offender among African countries in 2010 ?
①Morocco．

②Algeria．

③

Nigeria．

④

Egypt．

Based on the graph, which of the following is NOT true ?

2

3

①

Thailand was a worse offender than Vietnam.

②

Bangladesh was the tenth worst offender.

③

China is believed to have dumped more than twice the amount of plastic into the ocean
than Indonesia did.

④

問4

Most of the countries listed are Asian and African countries.

Which of the following is true about the study led by Jenna Jambeck ?
①

4It determined the exact amount of plastic waste that entered the world’s oceans in2010.

②

It analyzed the waste management situation in every country around the world.

③

It considered waste output per person as one of the factors in the study.

④

It found that the US ranked high because of its poor waste management.

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5 次の英文を読んで，下の設問に答えなさい。
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu was born on August 26, 1910, to Albanian parents in a town thatis now the capital of Macedonia. By the time she was twelve years old, Agnes decided that shewould live a religious life. When she was eighteen years old, she ⑴ fulfilled this promise and left
home to join the Sisters of Loreto, a group of nuns* who do charity work around the world. She
never saw her mother again.
In 1929, after learning English in Ireland, Agnes went to Darjeeling, India, to begin teachingat a school. When she was accepted as a nun in 1931, she was given the religious name Teresa.
She was now known as Sister Teresa.
Sister Teresa went to work at a school in Calcutta, where she stayed for almost twentyyears. However, she was always ⑵ concerned about the ⑶ poverty she saw on a daily basis inCalcutta. In 1946, she realized her true ⑷ calling : she was to leave the convent* where she lived
and to begin living and working among the poor. She felt that this was a direct order from God,and so she did just that.
Sister Teresa received some medical training and began working with the poor in 1948.
She wandered through the slums of Calcutta to give aid to anyone who seemed to need it. But
it was difficult just to find shelter and food for herself, ⑸ let alone supplies and facilities for thesick and the poor. Sister Teresa was tempted to return to the comfortable life she had at theconvent, but she refused to give up and continued to work.
In 1949, a group of young women ⑹ were moved by her work and joined in her mission. In1950, she started an organization that later became the Missionaries of Charity. As the head of
the organization, and for the care she was giving to so many people, she came to be known asMother Teresa.
Mother Teresa also began to open orphanages* and clinics for people with leprosy*, and herorganization expanded to other countries. By the 1970s, she had gained international ⑺ fame,and in 1979, she was（8）the Nobel Peace Prize. In addition to all this, if there was a crisis

somewhere in the world that left people without food, money, or shelter, she was there to help.
She traveled to ⑼ war-torn Lebanon to evacuate* children from a Beirut hospital during a battle
between Israelis and Palestinians. She helped the victims of Chernobyl, and gave food to thepeople in need.
Mother Teresa suffered from her first heart attack in 1983. After falling too ill to work, she
stepped down from her position as head of the Missionaries of Charity. She passed away in 1997,
when she was eighty-seven years old. The government of India held a public funeral for her,67and her death was mourned* internationally. Today, Mother Teresa is considered one of thegreatest humanitarians of the century.
（注）nun: 修道女

convent:（女子の）修道院

leprosy: ハンセン病
問１

evacuate: 避難させるmourn:（人の死を）悼む

下線部⑴の意味として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマー
1クしなさい。
①
問2

orphanage: 孤児院

断念した

②

考え直した

③

実現させた

④ 思い出した

下線部⑵の意味として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマー2

クしなさい。
①

問３

worried②

curious③

guilty④

confident

下線部⑶の語と最も強く発音する音節の位置が同じものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。
pov-er-ty

問４

①

3

re-li-gious② char-i-ty③

how-ev-er④

ad-di-tion

下線部⑷の意味として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマー4

クしなさい。
①

問５

試練

②

覚悟

③

情熱

④

使命

下線部⑸の語句を言い換えたものとして最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。
①

to get rid of②

to say nothing of③

to take care of④

to make use of

問６5

下線部⑹の意味として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマー
6

クしなさい。
①

動揺した②

誘いを受けた③

危機感を抱いた④

感銘を受けた78

問７

下線部⑺の語と下線を引いた部分の発音が同じものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

7fame

②

問８

①

expandattack③

battle④basis

空所⑻を補う語として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。
①

8

問９

awarded②

considered

③

named

④

assigned

下線部⑼の語句の意味として最も適切なものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

9①

好戦的なレバノン②

戦争で荒廃したレバノン③

休戦状態にあるレバノン④

戦闘開始直前のレバノン

問 10

本文の内容と合致するものを，次の①～⑥のうちから２つ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

（解答の順序は問いません。） 10 ・11①

At the age of twelve, Agnes joined the Sisters of Loreto.

②

Agnes never saw her mother again after leaving home at the age of eighteen.

③

Agnes learned English in England and then went to India to teach.

④

Agnes became a nun in 1931 and she was called Sister Teresa after that.

⑤

When Sister Teresa started working with the poor in 1948, she had no medical training.

⑥

As the founder of the Missionaries of Charity, Mother Teresa became internationally
famous in the 1950s.

設問は以上です。

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