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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 3 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。
1A（）is a warm knitted piece of clothing made of wool or cotton for the upper part of the

問1

次の問 1，および問 2 にある 3 つの英文の意味が通るように空欄に適語を補う場合，3 つの空欄すべてに共通して入る語を下の①～④の中から一つ選び，その番号で答えなさい。
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I（）up with the noise even though I needed to study.

body, with long sleeves.

The recipe said I should（① jacketNever（② necklace① take③ sweater② put④ dress③ add44）three pieces of garlic in the sauce.

）off till tomorrow what you can do today.

④ turn
問2 （2）I understand what he wants to say, I can’t agree with his opinion.

① When問2

He finished his assignment（5）his own in just one day.

② WhileAfter the summer vacation, I was shocked that I had put（

③ So that

I don’t want to practice soccer, but（

④ As if① at55）weight.

）the other hand, I want to win games.

② on
問3The baseball player seemed to（3）hurt during the game.

③ out① been④ in② have③ have been
④ have being

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次のスライドと英文は，Emily がプレゼンテーションをしたときの提示資料と原稿である。

characteristics of the four crafts are summarized in the table. Ceramics may break if you are traveling by plane.

これらを読み，スライド内の空欄に最もあてはまる語句を，①～④から 1 つ選び，その番

Wooden and bamboo products may be prohibited from leaving Japan. On the other hand, furoshiki cloths are号で答えなさい。

lightweight and will not break.
In Japan, there are five elements that are recognized as traditional crafts. The five elements are: the product【スライド】■Today’s Topic

must be used in daily life, it must be handmade, it must be made using traditional techniques, it must use
p.1

■Data

traditional raw materials, and it must have a specific place of origin. Traditional Japanese crafts are attractive

p.3

souvenirs for overseas travelers. You cannot understand the goodness of traditional craft just by looking at theproduct. I think the most valuable thing is not to just buy them as souvenirs or to own them, but to come toSouvenirs of Traditional Japanese Crafts

Japan and experience the traditional culture by directly experiencing the products and techniques at their placeof origin.
Thank you very much for your attention.

問1

Of the four products Emily describes, the traditional Japanese craft that is somewhat heavier and madeof wood is the（6）.

① ceramic■Examplesp.2■My opinion② kokeshi dollp.4

③ folding fan④ furoshiki cloth
問2

According to Emily, to appreciate the true quality of traditional Japanese crafts,（7）.

① you should stay in Japan longer and learn about traditional crafts as much as possible.
② you should take Japanese traditional crafts back to your own country and try to produce themyourself.
③ you should come to Japan and experience the traditional culture by directly.
④ you should be exposed to a variety of traditional arts and performing arts other than crafts.

参考：経済産業省説明資料「伝統的工芸品とは」https://www.bunka.go.jp/【原稿】
I will talk about souvenirs of traditional Japanese crafts. Last year I studied abroad at a Japanese university
and learned about Japanese culture. I would like to introduce some of the wonderful traditional crafts thatfascinated me the most during my stay in Japan.
The first are ceramics. It is used to serve food or as a vase. The second are kokeshi dolls. It is made ofwood and consists of a spherical face and a cylindrical body. The third is a folding fan. It is made of a long, thinbamboo frame and covered with paper on which pine trees and birds are painted. Finally, there is the furoshiki.
It is used to wrap and carry various things used in daily life. It is like a shopping bag today.
If you buy these in Japan and bring them back overseas as souvenirs, there are a few problems. The─3─

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次の問 1，および問 2 の会話文の（8）～（12Ａ日程（コミュニケーション英語Ⅰ・Ⅱ 英語表現Ⅰ）

問2）に入る最も適切なものを，下の①～④の中から一つ選び，その番号で答えなさい。

A : I am reading this（1112）?

B : What’s it（問1）book at the moment. It's really exciting.

A : It's a mystery story. Three children find some hidden gold.
B : Sounds interesting.

A : What’s the time?
B : Half past ten. Why?

（11）

A : I have to be at the dentist at twelve o’clock.
8B : You still have（

A : No, just my regular（① boring）. Is it anything serious?

② true9③ mystery）.

④ fantastic

B : How often do you go?
A : Once every six months.
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B : Really? I haven’t been in a couple of years. Maybe I should make（（12））.

① on② about（8）① half past one③ concerned② ninety minutes④ in③ nineteen minutes④ thirty minutes and one hour（9）① check-in② check-out③ check-up④ outlook（10）① department② solution③ an election④ an appointment

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（13） Which students support veganism?

次の討論の内容に合致するように，後の（13）～（17）の質問に対する答えとして最も適切な① Taka and Yuri

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 Taka and Daisuke③ Taka and Chihiro

Some students are discussing veganism. Read what each student says and answer the questions.

④ Taka and Masahiro
Taka:（14） According to the discussion, how much land is used for growing and feeding animals?

Yuri:

Veganism is very good for your health.

Meat is a good source of protein. It tastes① over 30%

We can get all the vitamins and other nutrientsdelicious, and it is important for our health.

② over 40%

we need from vegetables and other non-meat

Studies show that vegans often have weaker③ over 50%

foods. Around the world, we use over two thirds

bones than meat eaters. Vegan food is also very

④ over 60%

of farmland to grow animals and the food theyexpensive, and not everybody can afford to buyneed to eat. We could use some of that land to

fancy vegan foods.

（15） Which argument in support of veganism is NOT used?

feed people and the rest can go back to forests① good for the environment

and jungles, so we can have more space for wild

② good for farm animals

animals and plants.

③ good for people’s health④ good for wild animals
Masahiro:（16） Who suggests that many people cannot afford to buy vegan food?

I love meat, but I do think we need to do① Takasomething about the climate. Veganism looks② Yurilike a big step. Is it the right one? Maybe it’s

③ Daisuke

the only way we can go, I’m not sure.

④ Chihiro（17） Which student has not made their mind up about veganism?

Daisuke:① Yuri

Chihiro:Eating meat is part of people’s culture.

Eating meat is a quite recent part of manyMost people want to eat meat and trying

cultures. Before, in most countries only richto make them vegan would be impossible.

people could afford meat. For example, India,

Changing how we eat would destroy a lot of- almost half of the people there are vegetarian,our culture. Can you imagine never eating sushi

and they have really delicious food. I thinkagain?

climate change is a serious problem, and② Daisuke③ Chihiro④ Masahiro

veganism is a key way of helping to reduce it.

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問1

次の英文を読み，後の問いに答えなさい。

combined，および（21）vital 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線部（18）下の①～④の中から一つ選び，それぞれ（18），（21）のマーク欄にその番号で答えなさい。

Samsung is one of the biggest and most successful companies in the world, and the largest company in（18） combined

South Korea. It is the world’s second largest seller of smartphones after Apple. Almost one in four smartphones① almost

sold every year around the world is made by Samsung. It is almost three times the size of Sony and Panasonic② together（18）combined, Japan’s biggest and most famous electronics companies. For a country with a population of less③ doublethan 52 million, this is an impressive success story.

④ separate

Samsung was started in 1938 by Lee Byung-Chill as a grocery store selling noodles around Korea and（21） vitallater to China.（ 19 ）the Korean War in the 1950s, Samsung started producing cloth, building the largest cloth
factory in Korea. In the late 1950s it bought three of Korea’s largest banks as well as many other companies in① not interesting

key industries such as cement, insurance, oil, and even a department store. In 1969, Samsung first entered into

② expensive

the electronics industry, manufacturing black and white televisions. These were followed by refrigerators and③ unusual

other home electronics.（ 20 ）the seventies, they started exporting their electronic products overseas. At the④ importantsame time, they expanded into semiconductors and other technology（21）vital to computing and information
問2technology. In 2009 Samsung entered the smartphone market with the Galaxy smartphone. It has been praised

文中の（ 19 ）（ 20 ）（ 22 ）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，それぞれ（ 19 ），（ 20 ），（ 22 ）のマーク欄にその番号で答えなさい。

as its（ 22 ）product, and its success and quality has led to even more success for its other consumer products.

（ 19 ） ① On

② Of

③ After④ In

over after his death in the late eighties) to maintain a high quality production process, to keep the company（ 20 ） ① During② With③ On④ At

innovative, and to prevent it becoming too bureaucratic. However, Samsung was also greatly helped by the（ 22 ） ① most

② best③ worst④ longest

The success of Samsung is due in part to the determination of its founder (and his children who took＊＊＊

policy of the South Korean government to help and protect large Korean conglomerates (called chaebol) as part＊＊＊

問3of its plans to strengthen the Korean economy after the devastation of the Second World War and the Korean

本文の内容に合うように，次の（23）～（27）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。

War.
The company has not been without its share of scandals. There have been stories of bribery, not paying（23） What product did Samsung start selling first?

taxes, and other financial crimes. Two of its leaders - Lee’s son and grandson - have even been sentenced to① cloth

prison for some of these crimes.
The name Samsung means “three stars”. Three is a lucky number in Korea, meaning big, and the stars② electronics

symbolize the founder’s hope to have his company be as powerful and as ever-lasting as the stars in the sky.

③ insurance

Lee Byung-Chill most definitely achieved this, along with his other ambition of wanting to contribute to the④ noodles

recovery of the Korean economy.
（24） In the passage, which is NOT a suggested reason for Samsung’s success?
㊟bureaucratic：官僚的な① high quality production＊＊ conglomerates：複合企業体② government support＊＊＊ devastation：荒廃，混乱③ overseas investiment＊④ innovative ideas

─9── 10 ─（25） What does it mean to be innovative?
① take lots of risks② always follow the rules③ try out lots of new and interesting ideas④ to share your ideas with everybody in the company（26） When did Lee Byung-Chill die?
① in 1938② in 1969③ in 1987④ in 2009（27） How did the South Korean government plan to strengthen the Korean economy after the KoreanWar?
① It encouraged investment from overseas.
② It invested in smartphone companies.
③ It protected large conglomerates.
④ It encouraged foreign companies to come to Korea.

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