英※語

リハビリテーション学科 ( 一般選抜中期）

著作権法上の問題により、2022 年度一般選抜中期を掲載しています。

英語

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

１
That was so stupid（①問2for）me. I really do apologize.
②of③

with④in

④

Make

④in

２

“Can I have another cookie ?”“Of course.（①問3

Take②Put）yourself.”
③

Help

３
We live nearby. Why don’t you drop（①問4down②）for a coffee one day ?

off

③

out

４Mrs. Bond is going to spend a few weeks in Sweden,（①問5that②which③）her daughter lives.

where④when

５

The music was loud and could（①問6hear②）from a long way away.

have heard③

be hearing④

be heard③

timely④friendly

６
Amy and Eric are very（①問７

lovely②）married.
happily

７It’s fascinating to imagine what（）if the US had stayed out of World War II.

①happened②

had happened③

might happen④

might have happened

12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①2 ～⑥のうちから１つずつ選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

At a library. Lucy starts chatting with a stranger while waiting for a computer.
Lucy: Are you waiting to use a computer, too ?

Kazuo: Yes. It’s so crowded.

Lucy: Are you meeting someone here ?

Kazuo: I was supposed to meet a friend, but he didn’t show up.

Lucy:Kazuo: I guess he just changed his mind. He plays online games so much he can’t make new1

2friends.
Lucy

: He’
d better be careful. I heard people can become Internet addicts*.

Kazuo

:Lucy

: You sound like a good friend to him.

Kazuo

: I like him. He also helps a lot with my home computer.

Lucy: If you have a computer at home, why wait here ?

Kazuo: Two reasons. First, these are much faster than my home computer.

Lucy:Kazuo: I can relax here, have coffee, and chat with someone like you.

Lucy

: I see. You know, I think maybe we should keep in touch.

345（注） addict：中毒の人①

Frankly, I’m quite worried about him.

②

Is it really necessary ?

③

It may take a while.

④

What’s the second reason?

⑤I call him whenever I have a problem with it.

⑥What happened ?

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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（句）を並べか3 えた場合，[] 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

修理に大体いくらぐらいかかるか教えてもらえますか。
１Can you give [（①問２rough②③me④of⑤idea ）言語を学ぶ第一歩は，発音を学ぶことです。
2The [（①問３

step②] is to learn its sounds.

learning③

first④in⑤a language ）誰もがあなたのようにこの計画に熱心になるとは限りませんよ。
3

Not [（①問４a] how much the repairs will cost ?

everyone②] this plan.
share③for④will⑤your enthusiasm ）今は忙しいから宿題を手伝ってあげられない。
4I’m too busy to [（①help②homework③] now.
with34④you⑤your ）下のグラフを参照しながら，次の英文を読み，それぞれの問いの答えとして最も適切なもの4 を選び，その番号をマークしなさい。解答番号
3 ・ 4 に関しては，解答の順序は問いません。

Many workers now have more time for vacations, and they have more options for theirvacation time. However, a global study of workers shows that not all of them take theirvacations. Many workers just keep working. They do not use all of the vacation days that they
have earned on their job.
Even when some people do take a vacation, they often keep working during their vacation.
They answer their e-mail, or they call their office to check on their work. They do this because
they are afraid something important might happen during their vacation. They do not want tomiss anything. They cannot completely relax and enjoy their leisure time. Many workers saythat it is too stressful to take a long vacation. When they return to work, they have to catch up
on all of the work that they did not do when they were on vacation. This means they have towork even harder.
Some people are also afraid their bosses will think they are not good workers if they takea vacation. However, research shows that most workers feel better after they return from avacation. They return to the office with new ideas and lots of energy. Workers who spend
time away from the office and relax are better workers. Some companies understand this. They
require their employees to take a vacation. Workers are not allowed to check their e-mail or cell
phones while they are away.

（出典

Making Connections 1, Cambridge University Press）

Number of Vacation Days per Country — 2011

Source: Expedia.com
45問１

In which of the following countries do workers NOT use all of the vacation days they

have earned ?
①1

問２

United Kingdom② France③ Italy④ Spain2

In what country do workers use the smallest number of vacation days?
①

問３

South Korea②Japan③

United States④

Which of the following are NOT true ? Choose two answers.

Australia

3・4①

There are people who continue working during their vacations.

②

There are many people who can’t relax and enjoy their leisure time because they thinkthey might lose their job.

③A long vacation can be a stress for many workers because they think they must work
harder when they return.

④

There are no countries where workers use less than half of the vacation days they haveearned.

⑤Research shows that a vacation helps to make people better workers.

⑥

Some companies make it a requirement for their employees to take a vacation．

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5 次の英文を読んで，下の設問に答えなさい。
In the 1990s, many Okinawans were living to 100 years old. Health researchers from aroundthe world flocked to* Okinawa to find out why Okinawans were living so long. The first thing
most researchers looked at was the Okinawan diet. They found Okinawans ate a lot of fruit,vegetables, fish, seaweed and tofu. However, many researchers believed ⑴ it was more thanjust diet that made Okinawans healthy. They found that older Okinawans were physically
active, still farming and gardening. Other researchers felt that perhaps the biggest reason for
Okinawans’good health was their rich social ⑵ lives. Okinawan families were generally big, and⑶ relatives lived nearby, and there were frequent family gatherings that were fun and festive*.

Older Okinawans had also maintained lifelong ⑷ relationships with friends and neighbors, andthey lived in communities where people met often and helped each other.
Studies from other countries also ⑸ confirmed that good relations with family, friends, andthe community were important for health. A study by Professor Robin Dunbar at Oxford
University found that men who often met their friends were much healthier than those whostayed home. He claimed that men had to meet their friends at least twice a week to stayhealthy. He ⑹ recommended that men play sports or go to the pub and drink beer twice a week
because doing so would improve their health.
Perhaps the most ⑺ significant study ever done began at Harvard University in 1938.

⑻ The

study closely followed 268 male graduates from Harvard. The men came from a variety ofbackgrounds, and detailed personal information was collected on them for about 70 years. GeorgeVaillant published the results in 2012. The conclusion was clear：love is the most important
thing for health and happiness. The healthiest and happiest men had positive relationships with
their families, friends, associates, and communities. It was also clear that relationships fromchildhood onward were very important. Men who had good relationships with their mothers
when they were young were much more likely to succeed professionally and were much less likely
to develop dementia* in old age. Although the study involved men only, it most certainly（ 9）to women as well.
（出典英文速読トレーニング

ソクトレ 150（注） flock to ～：～に押し寄せる
festive：にぎやかなdementia：認知症

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標準編 , アルク, 一部改変しています）

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次の問 1 ～ 9 に答えなさい。

問１

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，その番号をマークしなさい。

1①

沖縄の人々が健康である理由は食事にあるとしか考えられない②

沖縄の人々に健康をもたらしたのは食事であるとは到底考えられない③

沖縄の人々が健康であるのは単に食生活がよいからというだけではない④

沖縄の人々はもっと正しい食事をすればさらに健康になるだろう

問２

下線部 ⑵ 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，その番号を記しなさい。

2

lives

②

問３

①

dietfish③

childhood④variety

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。
①

問４

3

親戚

②

知人

③

同窓生

④

仕事仲間

下線部 ⑷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
4

び，その番号を記しなさい。
re-la-tion-ship

問５①

com-mu-ni-ty②

in-for-ma-tion④

as-so-ci-ate

5①

to know that something is impossible②

to suggest that something is possible③

to admit that something is wrong④

to prove that something is true

下線部 ⑹を言い換えた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

pro-fes-sion-al

下線部 ⑸ の意味を表す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。

問６③

agreed②

6advised③78

appealed④

appreciated問7

下線部 ⑺ 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

問8

7

大がかりな

②

意味のある

④

客観的な8

①

1938 年に調査が開始された。

②

調査はハーバード大学の卒業生が対象であった。

③

調査はすべての対象者が 70 歳になるまで続けられた。

④

調査の結果は 2012 年になって発表された。

空所（9）に入る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

B

理想的な下線部⑻ に関する記述として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さい。

問9③

responds

9②

applies

③

leads

④

speaks

本文の内容と合致しないものを，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。）
①

10・

11

Health researchers around the world wondered why people in Okinawa were living solong.

②

People in Okinawa often get together with family, friends, and neighbors.

③

Being physically active is one reason older Okinawans are healthy.

④

Robin Dunbar says that men should stay away from the pub if they want to stayhealthy.

⑤

The Harvard study found that relationships men have with their mothers while they
are young are very important.

⑥

The study of Harvard graduates included men as well as women.

設問は以上です。

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