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リハビリテーション学科 ( 一般選抜英語

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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

１I’m hungry. Can we stop（①問2have②）dinner at that nice restaurant in town ?
having③

to have④

to having２
Too bad he gave up studying Spanish. If he had kept on learning, he（）fluent bynow.
①
問3

would be②

will be

③

was

④

is④

look

３
Melissa’s a great person. I really（①問4

speak②）up to her.

stand③

show４Don’t miss that bus,（①問5and）you’ll have to wait for the next one for half an hour.
②but③so④or５
Early morning is the only time of day（）I can be all by myself and enjoy peace andquiet.
①
問6which

②

where

③

when

④

how

６（）the issue has been settled, you no longer have to worry about it.
①

問７

So that②

Except that③

The fact that④

Now that

７
Visiting that new science museum is a lot of（）! You really should take your kids

there.
①

fun②

luck

③

2
1sense④time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2 ①～⑥のうちから１つずつ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

Takeshi is visiting his friend Chris, who lives in London.
Takeshi :Oh, no ! It’s raining cats and dogs. We can’t do anything today.

Chris

Don’t worry, Takeshi.

:

1Takeshi :So, what do you suggest we do today ?

Chris

Well, we haven’
t been to any of London’s famous museums yet.

:Takeshi :Chris: No. The good news is that almost all museums are open seven days a week.

Takeshi :Chris:

Takeshi :Chris:

Takeshi :Chris

2That’s true. But today is Sunday.

:

3

That’s wonderful.

And the even better news is that most of them are free.
You’re kidding.
4Unbelievable ! Londoners are so lucky.
5

Now I think we should go to the British Museum first, and then to the Tate

Modern* if we have enough energy left.
Takeshi :（注）Sounds good. Let’s go !

the Tate Modern

テイト・モダン（国立の近現代美術館）①

Is that right ?

②

No, I’m not.

③

They’ll be closed.

④

What time is it ?

⑤

I agree.

⑥

There’s a lot to do in London even on rainy days.

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次の問１～４について，それぞれの日本文と合うように（）内の語を並べかえた
3 場合，[] 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。

問1

６歳未満の子どもは，親の付き添いがなければこの行事に参加できません。
１Children [] cannot participate in this event without aparent.
（①問２the②sixunder

④age

⑤of ）

エアコンから変な音がしていました。
2I[（①問３

sounds②] the air conditioner.
from③

strange④coming⑤heard ）彼女は本社に転勤になるとは思いもしなかった。
3It [（①問４③that②] she would be transferred to the head office.

never

③

to④occurred⑤her ）ノルウェーは世界で最も美しい国の一つだと信じられています。
4Norway [（①to②is③be] the most beautiful countries in the world.
④believed34⑤among ）下のグラフを参照しながら，次の英文を読んで，それぞれの問いの答えとして最も適切なも4 のを選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

In the early twentieth century, the U.S. government began to build big roads between
major cities. All these roads encouraged more people to buy cars. Cities like Los Angeles had
public transportation, but people preferred to drive their own cars. People with cars moved tohomes far outside of the cities. The public transportation system did not reach these homes, sopeople needed cars to go everywhere. Because more people chose to drive, public transportation
systems in cities like Los Angeles began to lose money. Today, these cities still have public
transportation systems, but on the whole, they are not very successful. All over the country,
public transportation systems began to decline.
Public transportation systems in other parts of the world, especially subways, have beenvery successful. Moscow and Tokyo, for example, have very large subway systems, which they
have had for a long time. China has greatly expanded its use of subways in recent years. Now,four of the twelve largest subway systems in the world are in China. Millions of people usethem. In many countries, the governments spend a lot of money on public transportation. They
understand that it is more efficient than cars. Public transportation also uses less energy, and it
produces less pollution.

Top Twelve Subway Systems Rides per Year (in billions) 2011
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Reproduced with permission of the Licensor through PL Sclear.）

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問１

What is true about the subway system in Moscow ?
①

It has started operating quite recently.

②

It will start operating very soon.

③

It has been in operation for quite a long time.

④

It has been out of operation for long.

問２

1

Which of the following cities has a subway system with more than two billion rides peryear ?

2①New York問３②Beijing③London④ Osaka

In which of the following areas are subways used most in the world?
①

問４In Asia②In Europe③In North America

3④ In Australia

4

Which of the following is NOT true?
①

Public transportation systems in American cities are generally not very successful.

②

In the United States, many people prefer driving their own cars to using publictransportation.
③

The subway in Tokyo has by far the biggest number of rides per year.

④

When you compare the subway systems of Paris and London, Paris has twice thenumber of rides of London.

565 次の英文を読んで，下の設問に答えなさい。
If you were asked what meal is very popular in both British and Japanese homes, whatwould you say? A hamburger with French fries, maybe? Something with sausages? Actually,
the answer is curry. As everyone knows, this is a dish with roots in ⑴ ancient India. But a longtime ago, it found a home in both Britain and Japan and has since become hugely popular.
So what is curry? The name probably came from the Tamil* word“kari.” In that language,
it refers to a sauce made with spices and eaten with meat or vegetables. British traders inIndia heard the word and ⑵ no doubt tried the food. They then took both the word and the foodback home, and by the year 1750, curry recipes were already ⑶ circulating in Britain. It wasappreciated for its spicy flavor — so different from the duller flavors common in Britain at thetime ! — and became particularly popular in the Victorian era.
The idea of curry found its way to Japan somewhat later, in the Meiji period. It wasprobably British traders who brought it, which is why ⑷ it was seen as a Western dish. It was⑸ adapted to suit the taste of Japanese people, who were not as ⑹ used to hot spices as Indian

tongues were, and the result was a dish that became uniquely Japanese. It was adopted as afavored meal by the Japanese army and navy, and ⑺ that helped to spread the dish to all parts ofthe country. Even today, Japanese warships* each have their own original recipe that is used on
special occasions.
It’s interesting to think that in the early Showa period, an Indian rebel* against British ⑻ ruleescaped to Japan, married the daughter of a well-known bakery owner, and set up a curry housethat became extremely popular. His famous curry dish became known as“the taste of love andrevolution.” That dish — known in Japan today as karee-raisu — is now ⑼ regarded by many inJapan as the country’s favorite food !
（出典 Pleasure in Reading Aloud and Retelling（注） Tamil：タミル語（インドの公用語の一つ）

金星堂）

warship： 軍艦rebel：反逆者

問１

下線部 ⑴ の語と下線を引いた部分の発音が異なるものを，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。
ancient①trader

１②flavor③67marry④navy問２

下線部 ⑵ を言い換えてほぼ同じ意味になるものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その2番号をマークしなさい。
①

問３

most likely

never before①

very quickly④

constantly

３getting changed

問４②

getting around③

getting lost④

getting better

下線部 ⑷ の理由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。

4①

外国のものはすべて洋風であると思われていたから。

②

西洋風のお皿で食べたから。

③

イギリス人商人が日本に持ち込んだから。

④

インドは西洋の一部と考えられていたから。

問５

下線部 ⑸ 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。
①

５changed問６②

checked③

accepted④

studied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，その番号をマークしなさい。
①6

accustomed to②

dependent on③

excited about④

fond of

下線部 ⑺ の that が指示する内容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。

問8③

下線部⑶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。

問7

②

7

①

調理が簡単だったこと②

軍隊がメニューとして採用したこと③

日本人の味覚に合っていたこと④

辛さが新鮮だったこと

下線部⑻ 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。
①

法律

8
②

支配

③78

侵略

④

改革

問9

下線部⑼の語と最も強く発音する音節の位置が異なるものを，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。
re-gard

問 10①be-come②

9re-sult③

com-mon④es-cape

本文の内容と合致しないものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークしな
10

さい。
①

Curry came to Japan long before it was introduced to Britain.

②

British people liked the spicy flavor of curry because it was different from what theynormally ate.

③

It was in the Victorian era that curry became particularly popular in Britain.

④

A curry house which an Indian set up in the early Showa period made karee-raisu

popular.

設問は以上です。

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