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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 used（①③to drive④to driving③is④

takesWritten④

Having written

She wasn’t born a great pianist. Practice has made her（）she is.

問2drive）on the left because I’
ve lived in Britain for a long time.
②driving

２
It（）ten years since he came to Japan.

①
問3

passes②

spends３（）in plain English, this book is easy for you to read.
①

問4

To write②Writing③４①問5

what

②that

③

why

④

which

５
I must say that this is one of the most impressive novels I have（
①問6

ever②

never③rarely）read.
④

hardly６（）our students are successful in gaining employment after graduation.
①

問７

Most

②

Almost③

Most of④

Almost of７
You have no right to ask questions like that. My private life is none of your（① chance② taste③ career

12④ business）.

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。

Joseph : It’s so hot today!
Claire1: It’s about 30 degrees.

Joseph : Well, it’s not as hot as yesterday. Yesterday, it was 32 degrees ! I hate thishot weather.
Claire: Three days ago was worse. Do you remember Saturday ?

2I stayed at the mall all day. At least it was cool inside the mall.
Joseph : Hey, that’s a good idea. We should go to the mall today.
Claire: Well, there are too many people at the mall.

3

Joseph : What ?
Claire: Let’s go swimming. The new swimming pool opens today.

Joseph : Oh, right ! It’s clear and sunny today.
Claire4: Alright, let’s go.

Joseph : By the way, what’s the weather forecast for tomorrow ?
Claire:5

Maybe 34 degrees.

Joseph : Oh no !

①

I think the temperature was 35 degrees that day.

②

Much cooler.

③

Very hot, I think.

④

Perfect for swimming outside !

⑤

What is the temperature outside ?

⑥

I have a better idea.

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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。ただし，文頭に来る文字も小文字で示してあります。

問1

私がここに来たのは，パーティーの準備を手伝いたかったからです。
1[] that I wanted to help with the preparation forthe party.
（①問２I②the reason

③

was④

came here⑤why ）

将来どんな困難に遭おうと，君はきっとそれを克服できるだろう。
2[] in your future, I’m sure you’ll be able to overcomethem.
（①問３you②

whatever

③

have

④

may

⑤

difficulties ）彼は確かに見知らぬ人物だったが，以前会ったことがあるような気がした。
3

He was certainly a stranger, yet I [] seen him

before.
（①問４

had

②if

③

as

④I⑤

felt ）

親には子供が育つのにふさわしい環境を整える責任がある。
Parents are responsible for providing the right environment [] in.
（①to②

their children③up④34grow⑤for ）4

下の 3 つ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4 切なものを選び，その番号をマークしなさい。

While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic* has been felt all across industries, the tourism
sector* has been the hardest hit. At the end of 2020, severe limitations to travel are still present
in most countries around the world. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) reports thatinternational tourist arrivals declined by 74 percent in 2020 compared to the previous year. Thatis equal to a decline of around 1 billion international arrivals, bringing the industry back to levelslast seen in the late 1980s. (cf. Figure 1)
Figures 2 and 3 show the country rankings of the number of international tourists and thereceipts* of international tourism before the pandemic, in 2017. As for the number of international
tourists, Turkey went up to 8th place from 10th in 2016, while France stayed in 1st place in bothyears. The USA went down to 3rd place from 2nd in 2016. However, the international tourists
spent the highest amount of money in the USA in 2017. They spent 210.7 billion US dollars.
（出典 CLIL 英語で培う文化間意識 三修社）
（注） the COVID-19 pandemic：新型コロナウィルス感染症の世界的流行
tourism sector：観光部門（観光業界のこと）
receipt：収入Figure 1

Tourism Back to 1990 Levels
As Pandemic Halts Travel

International tourist arrivals worldwide since 1990
1,600mFinancial crisis:-37 million

1,200mSARS epidemic:-2 million
800m

400m

0

COVID-19 pandemic:-1.1 billion
‘90

‘95

‘00

‘05

Source: UNWTO

45

‘10

‘15

‘20

Figure 2Rank,
1716,

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

France1Spain
3
USA
2
China
4
Italy
5
Mexico86 United KingdomTurkey
10Germany
7Thailand
9

Figure 3Figure 3Rank,
1716,

12
34
56
78
9
10

International tourist arrivals, 2017 (million)
86.9

81.8

60.7

39.3

76.9

58.3

37.7

37.6

37.5

35.4

International tourist receipts, 2017 (US$ billion)USA
1Spain2
France3
Thailand4
5 United KingdomItaly
7
Australia
9Germany8
12 Macao(China)
Japan
1168

210.7

60.7

57.5

51.2

44.2

41.7

39.8

35.6

34.3

(Source: United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO,����))問１

According to paragraph 1 and figure 1, which of the following is NOT true ?
①

1There had been a steady increase in international tourist arrivals until the COVID-19

pandemic occurred.
②

In 2020, there was a sharp decline in international tourist arrivals.

③

The scale of the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic had on tourism is similar to thatcaused by the financial crisis in 2008.
④

Owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, international tourism was brought back to the levels
it was in about 30 years ago.

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問２

According to figure 2, which of the following regions of the world was the most popular

tourist destination in 2016 and 2017 ?
①

問３

Europe②2North America③

East Asia④

Middle EastAccording to figures 2 and 3, what is the name of the country that fills the blank in the3following sentence?
Although（）had nearly 5 million more visitors than the USA in 2017, the total

amount of money they spent was less than a third of the amount visitors to the USA spent.
①

問４France②

Spain

Which of the following is NOT true?
①③ Thailand④ Italy

4

The USA made by far the largest money in the world from international tourism in
2017.

②

France had more foreign visitors than any other country both in 2016 and 2017.

③

Compared to Thailand, Germany had more foreign visitors in 2017 and made moremoney from them.

④Macao made more money from foreign visitors in 2017 than Japan did in the same year.

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5 次の英文を読んで，下の設問に答えなさい。
Many newspapers have a section that includes short letters written by readers. In theseletters, readers often express their ⑴ positions on current events or important issues facing
society. Read two letters expressing opposite positions on nuclear power.

Letter 1: The Future is Nuclear
Despite the terrible accident in Fukushima, ⑵ Japan has no choice but to expand its useof nuclear power. We already rely too heavily on imported sources of energy, such as oil andnatural gas. In 2010 Japan imported 42 percent of its energy. This puts our economy at risk
because the sources of the energy we import may be unreliable. To ⑶ avoid a possible energy
crisis, we must produce more of our energy domestically.

⑷ The only way to do this is bybuilding more nuclear power plants. Some people say we should develop renewable sources ofenergy, but these people are unrealistic dreamers. Renewable sources can only produce a small
percentage of the energy we need. Instead of wasting our time on renewables, we should ⑸ focus
on making nuclear power plants safer. The accident in Fukushima could have been prevented if
stricter safety standards had been followed. In order for Japan to gain energy independence andcompete in the global economy, we must continue to use nuclear energy. Our future depends onit.

Letter 2: Time to ⑹ Get Rid of Nuclear PowerJapan must end its use of nuclear power because it is too risky. The accident in Fukushimashows that it is impossible to make nuclear power plants completely safe. Although the chancesof an accident are small, the results of an accident are too horrible to think about. ⑺ Anyone who
believes otherwise is crazy. Instead, we should focus on developing safe, clean sources of energy,
such as solar and wind. Germany gets more than 25 percent of its energy from renewablesources, and only 11 percent from nuclear plants. In contrast, before the 2011 accident, Japanrelied on nuclear power plants for 30 percent of its energy. That’s too much ! Even worse,
our leaders had planned to increase that number to 40 percent ! The only safe percentage iszero. Unfortunately, Japanese people ⑻ are too passive to challenge their leaders. I do not think
anything will change. Only when the Japanese people realize that nuclear power is evil, will
they stand up and ⑼ demand change.
（出典 Think Smart － Critical Thinking in Critical Times

78KINSEIDO）

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1

クしなさい。
①

opinions

問２②roles③

levels④

situations

下線部 ⑵ と最も意味が近いものを，次の①～④のうちから１つ選び，その番号をマークし2なさい。
①

Japan is incapable of expanding its use of nuclear power.

②

Japan is capable of expanding its use of nuclear power.

③

Japan must not expand its use of nuclear power.

④

Japan must expand its use of nuclear power.

問３

下線部 ⑶ 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3選び，その番号をマークしなさい。
a-void問４①

ex-pand②

is-sue③

in-stead④

com-pete

下線部 ⑷ の具体的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。

4①経済危機を乗り越える唯一の方法②

エネルギー危機を避ける唯一の方法③

エネルギー資源を輸入する唯一の方法④

国内でより多くのエネルギーを生産する唯一の方法

問５

下線部 ⑸ 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，5その番号をマークしなさい。
focus

問６

①

often

②

only

③

global④solar

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。
①

abandon6②

promote③

89

oppose④

defend問7

下線部 ⑺ の具体的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7をマークしなさい。
①

事故の可能性が大きいと信じている人②

事故の可能性が小さいと信じている人③

事故の結果が恐ろしいものであると信じている人④

事故の結果がさほど大したものではないと信じている人

問8

下線部 ⑻ 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。

8①

do not pay attention②

do not take action③

do not have information④

do not get education

問9

下線部 ⑼ 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 10

9

look for②

call for③

work for④

hope for

本文の内容と合致するものを，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。

10① Letter 1 says that in 2010 Japan bought more than 40 percent of energy from renewablesources from abroad.
②

Letter 1 says that it is necessary for Japan to keep using nuclear energy to gain energy

independence.
③

Letter 2 says that it is possible to make nuclear power plants perfectly safe.

④Letter 2 says that Japan should not make the same mistake Germany has made.

設問は以上です。

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