2000 年度リスニング問題＊ これは実際の問題用紙ではありません。
(This is NOT the actual test.)
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受験番号

英語読解力及び聴解力考査

係りの指示があるまでは絶対に中を開けないこと

英語学力考査は聴解力考査と読解力考査の２つからなっていますが、読解力考査についての指示は読解力考査が終わった後で行います。

聴解力考査の指示
0.

ICU に合格したら入学してね。

1.

聴解力考査は PARTⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳの 4 つの部分からなっています。

2.

PARTⅠでは 13 の短い文が読まれます。それぞれの文について最も適切な答えを選んでください。

3.

PARTⅡでは 12 の短い文が読まれます。それぞれの文に最も近い意味を持つ答えを選んでください。

4.

PARTⅢでは 10 の対話を聞きます。それぞれの対話について問題用紙に書かれている問いに答えてください。

5.

PARTⅣでは 2 つの短いテキストが読まれます。それぞれの内容にもとづいて問題用紙に書かれている問いに答えてください。

6.

各 PART を始める前に、日本語による説明がありますので、注意して聞いてください。

7.

各 PART が終わったら、テープによる指示があるまで次の頁を開けないで待っていてください。

8.

各問いには 4 つの答えが与えられています。その中から最も適当と思うものを１つ選び、解答用カードの相当欄を鉛筆でぬってください。

「受験番号」を解答用カードの定められたところに忘れずに書きいれること
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PARTⅠ

Chose the best response.
1. a. On my desk at school.
b. At the book store downtown.
c. I'm sorry. I can't find it.
d. At the end of the last class.
2. a. I'm leaving it this weekend.
b. It was a wonderful trip.
c. The day after tomorrow.
d. I'll be there one year.
3. a. It's about eight weeks long already.
b. The second term went by quickly.
c. It's no longer available in paperback.
d. I'm nearly finished with it.
4. a. Yes, I'm really looking forward to it.
b. Actually, I'm feeling much stronger now.
c. Thanks. I had a wonderful holiday.
d. No, you don't need to go yet.
5. a. They're on the kitchen table.
b. I rented it from the local garage.
c. I'll return in the morning.
d. Oh, did you borrow my keys?
6. a. No, the copies aren't ready.
b. Just a half a cup, please.
c. I'm sorry, would you?
d. I don't have anymore.
7. a. I didn't break it.
b. Do you think we can fix it?
c. Please drive more carefully.
d. That's a great idea.
8. a. Sure, what do you need?
b. All right, let's get ready to go.
c. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
d. Is there anything I can do for you?

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9. a. After I saw the doctor.
b. Everything at work turned out fine.
c. I brought it back yesterday.
d. By the end of next week, I hope.
10. a. Yes, I enjoyed it very much.
b. It wasn't as delicious as I expected.
c. I'd love to. Thank you.
d. I thought you would be interested, too.
11. a. Yes, it will.
b. No problem.
c. I mailed it already.
d. No, it's the one on the left.
12. a. I can't get there until 11.
b. Okay, I'll pick some up on the way over.
c. Okay, can I go with you?
d. I'm afraid I don't know where that is.
13. a. Actually, I can't play either one.
b. That sounds fine to me.
c. Why don't you decide?
d. Isn't this afternoon best?
（実際の試験ではここで日本語による説明が入ります。次のページを開いてください。）

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PARTⅡ

Chose the sentence which is closest in meaning to the one you hear.
14. a. I apologize for being late.
b. I regret what I said.
c. I plan to stay much longer.
d. I missed the appointment.
15. a. They expect to play better this season.
b. They played really well this season.
c. The team's season couldn't have been worse.
d. This season's team will play better.
16. a. Please change the sheets.
b. Is it okay if we trade places?
c. You haven't paid for your seat.
d. Did you find some change on your chair?
17. a. Where do you think you lost the computer game?
b. You haven't seen the new computer games lately.
c. The new computer games are not as interesting.
d. You don't play computer games as much as you used to.
18. a. Tom will be coming to the office late today.
b. Tom won't be in the office at all today.
c. Tom is not able to work on the new office.
d. Tom's office will be worked on today.
19. a. You have been working too hard in class.
b. I will try to do better in your class.
c. You aren't doing as well as you could in class.
d. I think that was one of your best efforts in class.
20. a. We can't do this all the time.
b. We are out of time.
c. I worry all the time.
d. I am sorry I forgot my watch.
21. a. The painting cost less than I expected.
b. I've agreed to paint the lesson room soon.
c. I've made up my mind on the color.
d. I will begin to study painting.

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22. a. My eyesight seems to be getting worse.
b. The road signs need to be made clearer.
c. I need more reading practice.
d. I worry about my driving lessons.
23. a. There are a lot of grammatical mistakes in your essay.
b. The last part of your essay is difficult to understand.
c. More research would improve your essay.
d. The points you make in this essay clear up the confusion.
24. a. He wants to watch the last fight of the day.
b. He wants to get over his fear of the dark.
c. He wants to catch the last plane out.
d. He wants to take the overnight train.
25. a. Just don't change the deadline to Monday.
b. Why are we changing the deadline to Monday?
c. It needs to be postmarked by Monday.
d. Let's change the deadline to next Monday.
（実際の試験ではここで日本語による説明が入ります。次のページを開いてください。）

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PARTⅢ

Listen to the dialogue, then choose the best answer to the question.
26. What does the woman mean?
a. The man should be able to quit smoking.
b. The woman has already given up smoking.
c. Smoking is not hard to give up.
d. Smoking is bad for your health.
27. What will the man probably do?
a. Try to stop being late to the office.
b. Try to visit the woman's office later.
c. See if there is anything he can do for the woman.
d. See if he can get the woman to come later.
28. What does the woman suggest that the man do?
a. Move into a dormitory.
b. Go home on weekends.
c. Listen to his parents.
d. Get a part-time job.
29. What does the woman mean?
a. She hopes the man remembers her.
b. She can't remember how many times they've met.
c. She believes this is the first time she's seen the man.
d. She is sure she remembers the man from before.
30. Why are the man and woman changing their plans?
a. The man is too tired tonight.
b. The woman has to stay late at work.
c. The woman needs to study.
d. The man doesn't have enough time.
31. What does the man need to do?
a. Pick up his clothes at the cleaners.
b. Remember to get the concert tickets.
c. Help the woman get ready for the concert.
d. Bring the woman's dress to school tomorrow.
32. What do we know about the man's report?
a. It is in the mail.
b. It is ready to be e-mailed.
c. He is calling it in.
d. He just sent it by e-mail.

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33. What can we infer about the man?
a. He wasn't interested in the game on TV.
b. He had to be out of town and missed the game.
c. He had company and couldn't watch the game.
d. He had unexpected problems with his TV.
34. What is the woman's problem?
a. She is sleepy.
b. She is thirsty.
c. She is cold.
d. She is sick.
35. How does the woman feel and why?
a. She is upset because she cannot get the information she needs.
b. She is upset because she couldn't get into the library.
c. She is not really upset even though she lost some data.
d. She is not really upset because the problem is not her fault.

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PARTⅣ

Listen to the talks and answer the questions after each one.
Questions 36, 37, 38, 39, and 40 are based on Talk One.
36. Who is most likely giving this talk?
a. An international student.
b. A university administrator.
c. A recent immigrant to the country.
d. A Canadian immigrations officer.
37. What does the speaker say about Canada?
a. It limits the number of international students.
b. It is quite expensive to go to university there.
c. It has very strict admission requirements.
d. It is essentially a land of immigrants.
38. According to the speaker, what is a transcript?
a. A report of personal finances.
b. A record of one's school grades.
c. An admissions package.
d. A list of application deadlines.
39. What does the speaker suggest may be particularly challenging for applicants?
a. Receiving a scholarship.
b. Writing the application essay.
c. Obtaining financial support.
d. Meeting the admission deadlines.
40. If a student wishes to apply for fall term, by when must the university receive his or
her application?
a. January 1st.
b. February 1st.
c. June 1st.
d. July 1st.

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Questions 41, 42, 43, 44, and 45 are based on Talk Two.
41. In what year was the first data transfer between computers successfully carriedout?
a. 1959b. 1965
c. 1969
d. 1971
42. Approximately how many computers became linked in the decade between 1971
and 1981?
a. About 20.
b. About 200.
c. About 2,000.
d. About 20,000.
43. What event led most directly to the rapid growth of the Internet?
a. Separation of the network into military and non-military sections.
b. Development of electronic mail software.
c. Advances in optic fiber technologies.
d. The appearance of free Internet browsers like Mosaic and Netscape.
44. When did the number of online computers first exceed I million?
a. 1983b. 1986c. 1992
d. 1995
45. According to the speaker, approximately how many people use the Internet atpresent?
a. 25 million.
b. 40 million.
c. 200 million.
d. 400 million.
（この後にリーディングの問題が続きます。）

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