令和 6 年度
武蔵野大学

一般選抜Ａ日程

2月6日

1時限

英語

60 分

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次の A と B の対話において、空欄に入れるのに最も適切なものを、それぞれ下の①～④のう

1．

A : How was your weekend, Kenji?

ちから一つずつ選びなさい。

B :（）① It was Saturday.
② It was great.
③ I’m going camping.
④ I’ll prepare for the exam.
2．

A : Who’s going to the movie with you?
B :（3．

①

My boyfriend is.

②

I watched the latest one.

③

The movie is two hours long.

④The movie will show tomorrow.

A : You should bring your umbrella.
B :（4．

））①

I’m afraid not.

②I hope not.

③

Yes, I will.

④

No, you shouldn’t.

A : Why are all the lights off?
B :（）① They are so heavy.
② Because everyone has left.
③ Because everyone was at work.
④ They don’t take a day off.
5．

A : There is a problem with the car.
B :（）① What’s wrong?
② It cost 30,000 yen.
③

It’s a problem parking here.

④

The car is not so expensive.

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A : Where are you staying on your trip to Hokkaido?
B :（7．

）①

I’ve been there twice.

②

I’ll be there for five days.

③

I’m going to arrive there in time.

④

A friend of mine has an arrangement in the city.

A : Haven’t you already read the novel?
B :（）

①

Yes, I’m ready.

②

No, I went to the library.

③

Yes, but I’m reading it again.

④ No, I have already finished it.
8．

A : How can I get to the airport?
B :（）① Where should we meet?
② I already bought the ticket.
③ The airport is crowded with tourists.
④ Why don’t you take the shuttle bus?
9．

A : What’s the price of a round-trip ticket to Hawaii?
B :（）

①

About seven to eight hours.

②

I’ll ask an agent right now.

③

Let’s find a taxi to the airport.

④

We’re supposed to meet at the airport.

10． A : What do you say to eating out with me tonight?
B :（）

①

I don’t mind if I do.

②

You have to say that.

③

I’m fed up with that.

④

You shouldn’t have eaten out.

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次の英文の空欄に入れるのに最も適切な語（句）を、それぞれ下の①～④のうちから一つずつ選びなさい。

11． We don’t know where we（① had②）the next meeting.
③will have

④ having③and④① married Nora for②married with Nora for③ married to Nora for④

married to Nora

12． It never rains（）it pours.

① without② but

13． Max has been（

14． The money（① whichhave）ten years now.

）he was looking was buried under the tree.
②②③ in whichof which

15． This novel is far inferior（① for②③to18． He（① has no②③

one purpose

17． I will have completed my report（① by④bythan）.
on purpose④ on chance）the time my client gets here.

till

③

until

④for

③

had never④didn’t have）idea why she felt sad.
②doesn’t have

19． If she can’t attend the ceremony, I’ll go there（① in place for④ for which）the one which he wrote last year.

16． The criminals left their fingerprints at the scene（① one chancewhen② instead of）her.
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次の文章A、Bの下線部［ 1 ］～［10］について、それぞれ下の①～⑤の語（句）を最も自然に意味が通るように並べかえ、そのうち20～39の空欄に入る語（句）の番号のみを答えなさい。
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4BYou should make your own salad dressingFresh produce is popping out of the ground, and farmers markets are opening across thecountry, with tables stacked high. It’s hard to resist the bounty of all these just-picked vegetables, but
once they’re home and in the fridge,［6］（（）（）to eat them all might be a bit overwhelming.

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The easiest［7］
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）vegetables is to toss them with dressing and call it a salad.

that sounds too boring, it’s time to spice things up with homemade dressing.
packaged options at the store, but ［8］
（（（）

34

If

There’s no shortage of（）

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）and expand your horizons?
Making homemade salad dressing is so easy you might not even have to pick up a knife. It’s

inexpensive and fresh, and［9］
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combinations, you’re only limited by your imagination, not restricted to what you’ll find in a bottle.

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I

always have a few mason jars of dressing hanging out in the fridge, ready to be drizzled, dipped into anddevoured with［10］
（（）

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you’re③

the thought

③with

③own

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when

③makes［ 7 ］（32, 33）
①do

②

thing

④raw

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①make

②

why

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produce

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次の設問A、Bに答えなさい。

A 次の文章の意味が通るように、（40）～（43）に入る最も適切なものを、あとの選択肢①～④のうちから一つずつ選びなさい。

The Generation Language Gap
As America changes, the English language changes, too.
others have appeared to replace them.

Some words have vanished, andWords and phrases can mean completely different things.

This was illustrated vividly a couple of days ago when we were having our daily budget meeting ― that’s
the meeting when we decide which stories will go on which pages the next day.
Naturally, we’ve joined the Internet age.
updates as well as Twitter alerts.

We offer morning, afternoon and late afternoon

Since you can use so many words in a Twitter message, we try to“Twitter” a story that’s especially important.

We（40）find something that is “tweet worthy.”Managing Editor Samantha Perry wondered how we would have reacted just a few years ago if any of us
had suggested that a story was “tweet worthy.”My guess is that person would have gotten a lot ofstares.
Then sportswriter Tom Bone remarked that a World War II soldier who had just come homewould think that we’re all a bit nutty if he overheard us complaining about the spam in our mailbox.
Who could imagine that a name for canned meat could become a word that means electronic junk mail?
Terms like PC, Internet and laptop are fairly new, too. Folks who suddenly time traveled here
from 30 or 40 years in the past wouldn’t understand what we were talking about. （is only something that makes you sick.
some stares.

41）, a virus

Complaining that your computer has a virus would earn you

A “pop up” would be something that comes from a toaster and a “tweet” would be thatsound a bird makes.

Frankly, our language wouldn’t make much sense.

Coping with this new, growing vocabulary isn’t easy.
again, get stares.

Sometimes I try to use new words and,Reporter Kate Coil told us the story of an aunt who thought LOL, Laugh Out Loud,

meant Lots of Love.

She commented on a web page about a relative who had died of cancer, ending her

message with LOL.

Naturally, a younger person（42）this a bit differently. “Dude, your aunt

is harsh!” he told his friend.
This generation language gap was harsh on me when I tried the teaching profession.

A few

years ago I was teaching English Composition at a Virginia high school, and my kids often didn’t
understand my vocabular y.
students.

Another teacher told me that I often “spoke over the heads” of theFrankly, I thought they had a poor vocabulary. Most of them（43）anything longer

than a text message ― another term I wouldn’t have understood 20 years ago ― so their vocabulary islimited.

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① will not② never③ don’t need to④ have to41．

① However② To them③ Interestingly④ Surprisingly

42．

① interpreted② loved③ guaranteed④ terminated43．

① really like② luckily have
③ rarely read
④ usually use

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