2022 年度
一般選抜入学試験 問題集
英語（コミュニケーション英語Ⅰ・Ⅱ、英語表現Ⅰ）

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次の問 1 ～問 5 の英文の空欄に入るものとして最も適切なものを下の①～④の中から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。

次の問 1 ～問 5 の各文において、それぞれ下の①～⑤を並び替えて、文を完成しなさい。
ただし、解答は 1 から 10 に入るものの番号のみを答えなさい。なお、2 つとも正答の場合のみ得点を与えるものとします。

問1 （）is a game in which opposing teams of players hit a ball over a high net with their hands

without letting it touch the ground.

問1

It makes no1

2① Basketball① me② whether② Baseball④ he⑤ tois coming or not.
③ difference③ Volleyball④ Badminton

問2

3

If we want international peace and security,4

the dictatorship of our neighboring country.
問2）money she had.

His mother gave him（
① which① to② cannot④ help⑤ we③ objecting② what③ many問3

問3

5

We have been concerned④ that6

the United States

8

at thesince its troops withdrew from the war-torn country.
）after the big earthquake.

Electric services are now back to（① community② how④ sees⑤ the international③ about① formal② general

問4

The project report has to be completed③ rural④ normal
問47company.
① arrive② we④ the⑤ by③ time）location in Saitama to a much more modern office inTom’s company will move from its（Tokyo.

問59Mary wrote two books on global warming,① present

into documentary films.

② widespread① made② which③ frequent④ were⑤ both③ of④ gifted
問5）the orchestra in her local town for 20 years.

At the end of next month, Jane（① has conducted② will have been conducting③ had been conducting④ is conducting

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次の問１～問２の会話文（1）～（─2─5問2）に入る最も適切なものを、下のJim①～④から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。

: Excuse me,（

Holly : Yes, it’s（Jim問145: Three fifteen?

Mike : Hi Tom, how is your dad?

Holly : Yes, that’s right.

Tom : He’s（Jim1）in the hospital.

）?
）.

: Thanks.

Mike : How long has he been in there for?
Tom : About 3 weeks now. He’s getting better.（2（4））, he can go home next week.

Tom : Yes, we’re（3③ do you have the time）a welcome home party for him. Do you want to come?

④ can you teach me the time

Mike : Yes! I’d love to.
（1）

（2）

① how much does it cost
② would you like to go out on a date

Mike : Oh, that’s good.

（5）

① not

① quarter to 3

② gone② quarter past 3③ still③ half past 3④ going④ 3 past 15① Unfortunately② Tomorrow③ Sometimes④ Hopefully（3）① planning② doing③ cooking④ playing

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問2

次のグラフとそれに続く説明文の内容に合致するように、下の問 1 ～問 5 の質問に対するHow much does Lawson pay per hour?
① ¥980

答えとして最も適切なものを、下の①～④の中から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。

② ¥1,000③ ¥1,400④ It is unclear from the passage
問3

How many people were paid the highest salary?
① 3② 8③ 1,400④ 2,000

問4About how many people did not have a part-time job?
① 0%
② about 10%③ about 15%④ about 30%

問5

What does the passage suggest might be the reason for no women working as food delivery cyclists?
① Because the pay was too low.
② Because the work was too hard.

It is very common for Japanese university students to have a part-time job, either on the weekend or in the③ Because they didn’t like cycling.

evenings. We asked them where they worked, and how much they were paid per hour.

④ Because it might be dangerous.

The most common jobs were in convenience stores. More women than men worked at 7-Eleven, but more
men than women worked at Lawson. The second most common place to work for women was at McDonalds,followed by Uniqlo. Uniqlo and McDonalds were also common workplaces for the men, but food delivery
cyclists were slightly more common. It was also a better paid job, if you can get lots of deliveries. But, maybe
because it meant cycling around late at night alone, no women had this job.
The two highest paid jobs were the least common: Starbucks and Tokyo Disneyland. The three students
working at TDL received almost ¥2,000 per hour, and the eight women working in Starbucks were paid ¥1,400
per hour. Cram schools paid better than local restaurants. Local restaurants paid the same as the convenience
stores, ¥980 an hour. All of the students working earned more than the large group of students who did notwork at all.
問1Which letter is 7-Eleven?
① A
② B
③ C
④ D

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問2

次の英文を読み、後の問いに答えなさい。

下線部 ⑵ unique, と ⑸ explosion, とほぼ同等の意味となる語句として最も適切なものを下の①～④の中から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。
（2）unique

The last couple of years has proven how useful the internet can be, allowing people to study, work,
shop and play from the safety of their homes. The internet has been around for a long time, but is constantly① similar to many others

developing.

② joined to other networks③ different to all the others

The first modern computer network was developed by the USA in the 1960s, called the ARPANET. It④ something other companies want to have（ 1 ）universities and government research centers to share information and ideas over a computer network,
but it was very limited. A few large companies set up their own networks to speed up the movement of（5）explosion

information inside the company. But, these were closed networks, called intranets - they only worked inside thecompany, and the system to connect the computers was often ⑵ unique to that company.

① a big bang from a bomb
② a very dangerous situation

In the 1970s, two American scientists called Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn, developed a method - or protocol- called TCP/IP that allowed networks to connect to each other smoothly. Computers with different operating③ a big surprise for everybody

systems on different networks could now share information. On January 1st 1983, ARPANET and other US④ a very big and sudden growth

government networks started using TCP/IP. This is seen by many as the birth of the internet as we know it
問3today, and Cerf and Kahn are often called the fathers of the internet. The protocol they developed became the

本文の内容に合うように、次の a ～ e の質問の答えとして最も適切なものを下の①～④の中から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。

standard for all networks around the world, allowing for information to spread quickly and easily. But, theinternet was not（ 3 ）quite what we think of it today.

a.

The World Wide Web, which most people today think of when they think of the internet, was not invented

According to the passage, when was the modern internet seen to begin?

until 1989, by Tim Berners-Lee. He made a language that allowed information to be displayed on web pages① in the 1960s

to be read in a browser, making it much（ 4 ）for people without any technical knowledge to use the internet.

② in the 1970s

This allowed new companies - Google, Facebook and Amazon - to set up websites and services that changed③ in 1983

the way we communicate, shop, work and play. It also led to an ⑸ explosion in the number of billionaires in④ in 1989

the world, and the amount of power they and their companies have over our lives and privacy. More and moreb.

people and governments are concerned about the wealth and power of these “masters of the internet”, which

According to the passage, which of these best explains what TCP/IP is?

may mean that the internet will change again in the future. One of these people includes Berners-Lee, who has① a machine that allows computers to connect to the internet

not profited from his creation, and in fact gifted it to the world as a way of spreading knowledge.

② a piece of computer code that allows computers to communicate with each other③ an operating system that works on all computers so they can communicate

問1④ a connector that allows computers to use telephone lines to communicate with each other

文中の（ 1 ）（ 3 ）（ 4 ）に入る語句として最も適切なものを下の①～④の中から一つ選び、その番号で答えなさい。
c.

（1）① stopped② allowed③ sold④ prevented（3）① well② just

③ yet

④ now

① An intranet only shares information with computers on that network.

（4）① easy② easiest③ easier④ difficult② An intranet does not use TCP/IP.

According to the passage, how is an intranet different from the internet?

③ Intranets are very old and no longer used.
④ Intranets were invented by ARPANET.

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According to the passage, what are people worried about?
① Anybody can use the internet.
② Too many people are using the internet.
③ There are a few very powerful people who control the internet.
④ The internet will keep on changing in the future.

e.

According to the passage, did Tim Berners-Lee get rich from his invention - and why?
① Yes - because he sold it to Google, Amazon, and other companies.
② Yes - because he has control over our lives and privacy.
③ No - because it is not so useful.
④ No - because he gave it away for free.

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