2022年度 聖ドミニコ学園中学校
入学試験 (第１回)

英語
筆記試験50 分❶ Listening❷ Reading Comprehension
Speaking の問題と模範解答は問題の性質上公開していません
じこう◎次の注意事項 を読んでください。
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試験開始のチャイムが鳴るまで開いてはいけません。

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問題用紙は全部で❶〜❸の３枚あります。表紙の裏にはReading Comprehensionの文章(❸)が印刷されています。

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解答欄 のついた問題用紙２枚(❶,❷)に受験番号と氏名を日本語で書いてください。

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答えはすべて問題用紙の解答欄 に書いてください。

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❶ Listening Section

受験
番号4 Dictation: Write the sentence you hear. Each sentence will be read three times.

氏名This is the listening section of the test. There are four parts in this section.
From Part 1 to 3, each word or sentence will be read two times.

パート４の文は、それぞれ３度読まれます。読まれる文の空所に入る英語を書き取りなさい。なお、数字や記号は英語にしなくてよい。（oneではなく1でよい）(1)

リスニングセクションには、４つのパートがあります。

パート１からパート３まで、単語または文が、それぞれ２度読まれます。

1 Circle the word you hear.

読まれる単語を◯で囲みなさい。

(1)

face/

vase/

rice

(2)

nose/

rose/

close

(3)

bird/

burn/

board

(2)

(3) A: Can you come to my birthday party on Saturday?
B: Of course. Thank you for inviting me.

2 Match each sentence you hear with the pictures below. Write A, B, C, D or E.

読まれる文と関係のある絵を、それぞれA~Eの中から選び、下線部に解答を書きなさい。
(1)

(2)

A

(4) The math teacher asked her to(3)BA:

Con the blackboard. For the answer, she wrote “35.”

D

(5)

E

Tommy has a dog. He plays with his dog every day after school.
This morning, Tommyʼs dog didnʼt eat any food. Tommy was worried,

3 Dictation: Listen to each sentence and write one word in the blank.
読まれる文の空所に入る一語を書き取りなさい。
(1)

I took ato go to Shibuya.

(2)

Can I

to the station from here?

(3)

She

to the radio every morning.

(4)He likes(5)

We are glad youʼre getting(6) Angora rabbits are famous for their long hair. This is used to make very soft
wool. Angora rabbits can also be good pets because they are very gentle andshy. The only problem is that their hair must be brushed every day.

pictures.
.

This is the end of the listening section of the test.

❷ Reading Comprehension

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受験
番号

氏名

Read a story from “Anne of Green Gables” and answer the questions that follow.
❸ “Anne of Green Gables”の一説を読んで、次の問いに答えなさい。

(1) Who said or thought this? Choose a person from the box and write their name.

3. Marilla ̶̶̶ .
a. thought Anne was a clever girlb. said that Anne was more important than her friendc. visited Mrs Lynde with Anne

次の文は、登場人物の中の誰が言った、または誰が思ったことですか。当てはまる人物を次から選び、下線部に解答を書きなさい。
AnneMarillaMatthew

4. Matthew ̶̶̶ .
Mrs Lynde

1. …, so how can you look after her?

a. persuaded Mrs Lynde to forgive Anne secretly
b. asked Anne to come down and say sorryc. asked Anne not to tell Marilla that he came to talk

2. You were rude to her, Rachel.
3. …, and we can all be happy.
4. Iʼll be sad all my life if you donʼt!
5. She doesnʼt look sorry at all.

(2) Circle the sentence (a, b, c) which isnʼt true.

登場人物に関する文で適切でないものを、a~cのうち１つ選び、○で囲みなさい。

(3) Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Write T or F.

本文の内容と合っていれば T を、間違っていれば F を下線部に書きなさい。
1. Mrs Lynde visited the Cuthberts to see the little orphan girl.

2. Marilla and Mrs Lynde were in the kitchen when Anne came back fromthe garden.

1. Anne ̶̶̶ .
a. is a thin, red-haired orphan girl

3. Marilla wanted Anne to apologize for what she had done to Mrs Lynde.

b. got angry at Mrs. Lyndeʼs words
c. never apologized to Mrs Lynde

2. Mrs Lynde ̶̶̶ .

4. Anne was told to stay in her room until next morning.

5. Matthew said to Anne that it was very lonely downstairs without Anne.

a. is a friend of the Cuthberts
b. said that Anne looked like a carrotc. accepted Anneʼs apology

6. Anne apologized to Mrs Lynde from the bottom of her heart.

1 Feb. 2022❸ “Anne of Green Gables”
カナダ・プリンスエドワード島のAvonleaに暮らすCuthbert兄妹。農作業の働き手として孤児院から男の子を引き取るはずが、手違いで女の子のAnneがやって来た。
ある日、うわさ好きで世話焼きのMrs Lyndeがやって来て…

The Cuthberts had another friend, Mrs Rachel Lynde. She liked to know everythingthat was happening in and around Avonlea. She was very interested in the Cuthbertsʼ
little orphan girl, so one day she visited Marilla.

ʻI was very surprised to hear about the child,ʼ she told Marilla. ʻSo you and Matthew

have adopted her!ʼ

ʻIʼm surprised myself,ʼ answered Marilla with a smile.

ʻBut sheʼs a clever little thing, you know. And sheʼs always dancing, or singing, orlaughing.ʼ

Mrs Lynde shook her head sadly. ʻWhat a mistake, Marilla! Youʼve never had any

children yourself, so how can you look after her?ʼ

Just then Anne ran in from the garden. She stopped suddenly when she saw astranger in the kitchen. Mrs Lynde looked at the thin little girl in the short dress, withher freckled face and red hair.

ʻIsnʼt she thin, Marilla?ʼ she said. ʻJust look at those freckles! And hair as red ascarrots!ʼ

Anneʼs face went red. She ran up to Mrs Lynde.

ʻI hate you!ʼ she shouted angrily. ʻI hate you! Youʼre a horrible, fat old woman!ʼ And

she ran upstairs.

ʻI understand how you feel,ʼ said Marilla. ʻBut you must go to her and tell her youʼresorry.ʼʻI can never do that,ʼ said Anne ﬁrmly.

ʻThen you must stay in your room and think about it. You can come out when you

agree to say that youʼre sorry.ʼ

Anne stayed in her room all the next day. Downstairs the house was very quiet

without her. That evening, while Marilla was busy in the garden, Matthew went up toAnneʼs room. The child was sitting sadly by the window.

ʻAnne,ʼ he said shyly, ʻwhy donʼt you say youʼre sorry? Then you can come down, andwe can all be happy.ʼ

ʻI am sorry now,ʼ said Anne. ʻI was very angry yesterday! But do you really want me

to …ʼ

ʻYes, do, please. Itʼs lonely downstairs without you. But donʼt tell Marilla Iʼve talked

to you.ʼ

Marilla was pleased to hear that Anne was sorry. Later that evening, when she andAnne were in Mrs Lyndeʼs warm kitchen, Anne suddenly fell on her knees.

ʻOh Mrs Lynde,ʼ cried the little girl, ʻIʼm very sorry. I canʼt tell you how sorry I am, so

you must just imagine it. I am a bad girl! But please say you will forgive me. Iʼll be sadall my life if you donʼt!ʼ

ʻSheʼs enjoying herself!ʼ thought Marilla, watching Anneʼs face. ʻShe doesnʼt looksorry at all, but happy and excited!ʼ

But Mrs Lynde said kindly, ʻOf course I forgive you.ʼ And later she said to Marilla,

ʻPerhaps youʼre right to keep her. Sheʼs a strange little thing, but I think I like her.ʼʻOh dear, oh dear!ʼ said Mrs Lynde. ʻWhat a terrible child! Youʼll not have an easytime with her, Marilla.ʼ

ʻYou were rude to her, Rachel,ʼ Marilla replied, before she could stop herself.

ʻWell!ʼ said Mrs Lynde. She got up and walked to the door. ʻI think this orphan ismore important to you than I am. When I think how long weʼve been friends . . .

Youʼll have trouble with her, I can tell you. Well, Iʼm sorry for you, thatʼs all. Goodbye.ʼ

Marilla went upstairs to Anneʼs room. The child was lying on her narrow bed,

sobbing loudly.

ʻYou mustnʼt get angry like that, Anne. Mrs Lynde is my friend, and you were veryrude to her.ʼ

ʻShe was rude to me!ʼ said Anne. ʻShe said I was thin and freckled and red-haired.

It was very unkind!ʼ

L. M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables (Oxford University Press, 2008)