令和 6 年度
武蔵野大学

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3月3日

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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: Would you like something to eat?

ちから一つずつ選びなさい。

B: （）① Yes, I’m fine now.
② Yes, I don’t like anything.

2．

③

Thanks, but I just ate.

④

No, you’re very welcome.

A: How often does the English class meet?
B: （）① Twice a week.
② It’ll start next week.

3．

③Professor Suzuki does.

④

In the classroom on the second floor.

A: How did you find this hotel?
B: （①）
Just for two nights.

② You went there by taxi.
③ On the corner of the main street.
④ A friend of mine told me about it.
4．

A: What does Ms. Kato do for a living?
B: （）① She is living in Nagoya.
② She does everything at once.
③ She teaches history at college.
④ She is leaving for London tomorrow.
5．

A: When are you going to Okinawa?
B: （）① To see my grandfather.
② Not until next summer.
③ Since I came to Tokyo.
④ About twice a month.

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A: Can you check over this report for me?
B: （）①No, not yet.

②

Yes, thanks a lot.

③

I hope you’ll report it.

④ I’ll get on to it right away.
7．

A: Do you want me to answer the phone?
B: （）① No, there is no direct call.
② Yes, take the messages, too.
③ No, I’m not talking to you now.
④ Yes, I would like you to make a phone call.
8．

A: When do you think we can use the new library?
B: （）① It’s available now.

9．

②I think it is useful.

③Tomorrow is better for me.

④

We booked a month in advance.

A: Did you remember to bring your textbook?
B: （）① Yes, I sent it instead.
② Oh, I left it at home again.
③ No, I didn’t remember her name.
④ Well, I paid 2,000 yen for it.
10． A: Would you mind if I used your dictionary?
B: （）

①

Yes, I’ll do it.

②

I’d borrow it from you.

③

I’d rather you didn’t.

④

No, I don’t have one.

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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． Kevin left his smart phone in a locker because he was（① on hurry② on a hurry

12． His presentation was（）.

③ in hurry）well done.

① nothing without②

less than③ by no means④

free from

13． The students（④ in a hurry）the best program for their school festival.

① argued with each other about②

argued each other from

③ argued with each other from④argued each other about

14． The movie（① which）the director is working now will be a great box office.
②③ in whichwith which

15． Somebody stopped Tess on the street, but she didn’t know（① who was it②③

who it was

16． Our manager is out now, but he will be back（who it is②

before long

③ at the moment④

right now

① although

19． I didn’t tell the truth（① with fear

④ who did it）I am late for an appointment.
② so that

18． I’d like to take my（① pace）.

）.

① at that time

17． Don’t wait to start（④ on which③④

unlesstime④

momentfor care④ with carein case）in doing my research this year.
②③future）of losing my job.
② for fear

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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。

A

Art is a ser vice to other people
As a writer and artist, I am always interested in books about creativity.
Practice: Shipping Creative Work by Seth Godin ［1］（（21（））point of view is unusual.

about curiosity, generosity, and connection.
me.

（）

A book called The20（）

He says that as a creative, “the path forward is

These are the three foundations of art.”

That stopped

I could see that curiosity would certainly fuel creativity, and you［2］（（（）

23（））

（）

22））audience, but what really intrigued me was “generosity.”That’s not a word I often associated with art.
It’s easy to see［3］
（（）

24（）

（）

25（））
. It’sused in therapy; it can stimulate the mind, relieve stress and boost self-esteem. Because of this, art isoften considered a good activity for children and in mental health care. But Godin has a different pointof view.

He sees art as a necessar y ser vice to others.

（（）

27（）

s e r v i c e t o m a n k i n d ［5］（I decided［4］（（））at art from the other end of the telescope.
（）

28（）

（）

29

26

The idea of（）missionaries and altruists.

［ 1 ］（20, 21）
①

his

②

caught④

attention⑤

my③

because

③

would

③

the artist

③

it

③

social workers［ 2 ］（22, 23）
①

your

②

connection④

to reach⑤need［ 3 ］（24, 25）
①

help

②

how

④

can

⑤

art

［ 4 ］（26, 27）
①

was

②

to④

look

⑤

time

［ 5 ］（28, 29）
①

think

②

made④me⑤of4））,BLaterality：Lefthanded versus righthanded
A great deal of human behavior is asymmetrical.

Laterality is demonstrated whenever an action

demands more from one side of the body than the other.

Every time we wave, wink, clap, shake a fist,

cock an eyebrow, put an eye to a telescope, fold our arms, or cross our legs,［6］（（30（）（）

31（））one side more than the other.

The problem star ts early in infancy and ［7］（（33（））of stages.

）

（）

32（））

At 12 weeks babies usually use both hands equally, but by 16

weeks they prefer to use the ［8］
（（）

34（）

（）

35（））.

By 24 weeks they have changed again and show a strong shift back to the bilateral use of both hands.
Then at 28 weeks they become unilateral once more,［9］（（37（））hand.

39（）

36（）

（）

38（）

, with one hand strongly dominant over the other.
）［ 6 ］（30, 31）①

forced④ to）

Stability begins, at last, at around the age of 4 years, and grows instrength until, finally, at the age of 8 years, the child is［10］（（（）②favor⑤

are③

we③goes③left③

shifting this③

fixed［ 7 ］（32, 33）①through②

a strangely④series⑤complex［ 8 ］（34, 35）
①hand

②

when

④

contact⑤

making［ 9 ］（36, 37）
①time

②

the④

to⑤

right［10］（38, 39）①permanent

②

its

④

in

⑤

condition5）

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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。

Long-Haul Flights
A couple of weeks ago, I was reminded of the realities of a long-haul flight―overnight across theAtlantic. My neck was locked rigid and my legs were twisted, shins cramped against the underside of
the seat in front and knees jammed against the seat back.
fitful wakefulness, I managed to drop off to sleep.

Nevertheless, after three or four hours ofThen, as they always do in economy, the crew

switched on the cabin lights so that they could serve breakfast.
I can’t think of a way around this particular downside to long-haul flying. But there are somethings you can do.

Here are two tips to make a long journey more（40）.

1 ．Book a decent seat
Most airlines that fly long haul allow you to select your seat well in advance of the flight via theirwebsite.

Some have started to charge for this privilege. （41, free seat choice and online）

check-in opens 24 hours before departure. When I checked a couple of virtually-full flights recently, I
found that there were still plenty of seats that hadn’t been booked.

So, as long as you are wellorganized and log on at the right time, you should be able to get decent seats.
to book is the next problem.

Choosing the best seat

Bulkhead seats and seats in the emergency-exit row are popular.

Seats

in the emergency-exit row give you extra legroom but you are right by the lavator y door, and thelegroom in the seat nearest the side of the plane is compromised because part of the door juts out. Thebulkhead seats at the front of the cabin seem attractive（recline a seat into your space.

42）there is no one in front of you toBut it is also the row most often used by parents with babies.

2 ．Use a top-quality agent
One area in which travel agents can still give good advice on a consistent basis is long-haul travel.
The complexity of possible routings, fares and airlines, especially on a round-the-world ticket, is not
something that lends itself well to online systems. An idea or suggestion from an on-the-ball consultant
who is compiling itineraries every day could（436）time and money.

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① expensive② bearable③ significant④ problematic

41．

① However② In other words③ So④ That is to say

42．

① although② while③ except④ since43．

① take away your
② charge you③ save you④ disrespect your7

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