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Last weekend, you went to a farm to pick and eat strawberries with your friend.
You ate 15 strawberries.

Before going to the farm, your friend said, I will eat

A: My name is Paul.

But actually she had 13 strawberries.

You asked your classmates which country in Europe they want to visit.
chose one from four countries: France, Finland, Spain and Italy.
the most popular country of all.

They

France wasFinland was not as popular as Spain.

Italy

was more popular than Spain.

Your family is going to the zoo today.

When people have to repeat the same thing, they get bored andmake mistakes.

WithAlso, robots can carryheavy things and work even in dangerous places.
anything because it is too dangerous.
able to save more lives.

we will have more time to do other things.

The train you want to take leaves at 9:30.

You usually need 20 minutes to walk to the station.

robots can do some of our jobs.

robots learn the rules faster than humans.
do.

money to repair them.
any more. Now she

is really interested in making sweets, but you want to give her something she canuse for sports.
Question: What is the best present for her?

This means some workers will lose their job.

s very hard for them to get a new job and make money.

Of course,

They can do things that they are told to

expected problems.

have to be careful when we use robots.

YouShe already has a lot of rackets, so

We can focus on the jobs that needThat will make our lives better.
People say that

Making robots costs a lot.
tennis.

For example, in an earthquake, robots will beTom.

Question: What time should you leave home?
4.

Sometimes

In my opinion, if robots do some of the jobs that we do now,

communication skills and creativity.

You want to get to the station at least 10 minutes before that time to buy train
tickets.

First, robots

and companies.

Question: Which was the second country they want to visit?
3.

I think using robots in our daily lives is good.

or sick like humans. So they are very useful in places such as factories

Question: How many strawberries in total did you and your friend eat?
2.

4This may cause big trouble. So weFinally, robots can be very expensive.

In addition, when robots are broken, we need a lot of

Only rich people can have and use robots.

have more bad points than good points.
happy with the idea of using robots.

So I think robots

We have many problems to solve.

R５ １期 特別進学コース（アドバンス）

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次の各組の (1.

Turn () 内に共通して入る語を書きなさい。

◎ 答えはすべて解答用紙に記入しなさい。
◎ 記号・番号で答えられるものはすべて記号・番号で答えなさい。
１（リスニングテスト）これから、英文と質問が２回ずつ読まれます。質問に対する最も2.

適切な答えをそれぞれア～ウより選びなさい。途中でメモをとってもかまいません。
ア 13

イ 28

ウ 55

2.

ア Finland

イ Italy

ウ Spain3.

ア 9:00

イ 9:10

ウ 9:204.

ア a tennis racket

イ a cooking book

ウ tennis shoes

Choose the () answer to the question.

How did you () your school trip?

You are already thirteen.
3.

1.

) and you’ll find a post office.

My sister had a big smile on her (When you (4.
5.

物の意見が２回読まれます。1～4 の質問に対する最も適切な答えをそれぞれア～エよ
り選びなさい。途中でメモをとってもかまいません。

) a little child.
).

) a problem, remember these words, “Never give up.”

There were so many passengers on the train. So we had to () for one hour.

My son plays the guitar late at night. It’s so noisy. I can’t () it anymore.

Let’s go to see a movie tonight! ― Sorry, but I have a lot of () to do today.

My watch doesn’t (２（リスニングテスト）これから、「ロボットの使用について」というテーマで、２人の人Don’t act (). Could you tell me what time it is now?

４

次の各対話の () 内に入る最も適切なものをそれぞれア～エから選びなさい。

1.

A: Are you going to the STB concert this Saturday, Miki?
B: Yes, I’m really looking forward to it. How about you?

1.

2.

According to Paul, what happens when people repeat the same thing?
ア They get more money.

イ They get tired.

ウ Their skills get better.

エ Their creativity gets worse.

A: I’m going, too.

イ Because we can save money with robots.

2.

イ Have you seen them before?

ウ Have you invited your friends?

エ Have you got any tickets yet?

A: See you later!
A: No problem.

エ Because robots are smarter than humans.

()

B: I see. So you don’t need it.

According to Tom, who can have and use robots?

ア I didn’t check today’s weather.

イ It didn’t rain yesterday.

ア People who want to have free time. イ People who can repair robots by themselves.

ウ I will leave home in the afternoon.

エ I will drive to work.

ウ People who have to save people.
4.

ア Have you written a letter to them?

B: Wait. Take your umbrella with you. It’s going to rain in the afternoon.

ウ Because robots can solve unexpected problems.
3.

)

B: Yes, I have. I went to their concert in Yokohama last year.

Why does Paul say using robots is good?
ア Because we will have more time for creative jobs.

(エ People who have a lot of money.

Why does Tom think using robots isn’t good?
ア Because robots can’t learn the rules.
イ Because older people can’t use robots.
ウ Because some people can’t find a new job.
エ Because robots can’t move in dangerous places.

3.

A: Here is your medicine. Take it after breakfast and dinner for a week.
B: ()A: Twice a day is fine.
B: OK. Thank you.
ア Should I take it after lunch, too?

イ How much should I pay for it?

ウ How long should I take it?

エ Should I take bitter medicine?

【就実】R５ １期 特進（アドバンス） / 英語No. 2５

次の英文を読んで、後の問いに答えなさい。

⑧[ can’t / that / so / the seas / noisy / they / are sometimes ] hear other members’ sounds.

For a long time, people thought that humans were unique among all animals

New research has found that they make their sounds shorter. Scientists worry that

because we use language.

We use words to express our ideas and feelings andshorter sounds might not contain enough information to survive. Communication iscommunicate with each other. However, scientists have studied the communicationnecessary for animals to survive. ( ⑨ ) we must do something now because humansystems of animals and found that some of these are more *complex than our languages.

activities damage animal languages and perhaps their future.

Animals use “secret languages” that we don’t know.
One of the most famous examples is *honeybees.

In the 1950s, a scientist(注) complex：複雑なhoneybees：ミツバチ

discovered that honeybees have an interesting way of communication. Honeybees look

African wild dogs：リカオン

for food, then come back home to tell other bees what they have found by “dancing.”

hunt：狩りをする

shake：～を振る

level：程度

sneezed：sneeze (くしゃみをする)の過去形

sneezes：くしゃみ

dialects：方言

They dance in the shape of the number “eight.” The time used to ①[ tells others / is /the food / far / dance / how ]. They also *shake their bodies when they dance. The

問１ 意味の通る英文になるように①⑧の [] 内の語(句)を並べかえなさい。

*level of energy in the shaking shows how much food they can get there.

問２ 下線部②③が次の意味になるように () 内に入る適切な語を書きなさい。

We can find another wonderful way of communication when we look at *African
wild dogs. ②They ()()() hunting. When researchers watched the dogs

carefully, they wondered why the dogs *sneezed so much before hunting. When wesneeze, we might have a cold. However, when African wild dogs sneeze, they decide)(

問３ ( ④ )、( ⑥ )、( ⑨ ) 内に入る最も適切なものをそれぞれア～オから選びなさい。ただし同じものは 2 度使えません。
ア Therefore

イ Howevernoticed something: the dogs have a kind of meeting before hunting. In the meeting,エ In addition

オ At first

they decide ③() hunting.

③「いつ狩りを始めるべきか」

Researchers observed many groups of the dogs and③()(②「彼らは狩りが上手い」)()() hunting by “sneezing.” When more dogs sneeze, they

ウ For example

問４ ( ⑤ )、( ⑦ ) 内に入る語(句)の組み合わせとして適切なものをア～エから選び*hunt more often. If one of the group’s top dogs starts sneezing, two or three *sneezes

なさい。

are enough to start hunting. However, if a dog that is not a leader starts sneezing,

ア ⑤ the same

⑦ touchイ ⑤ different⑦ smellmore dogs have to agree. The interesting thing is that not only leaders but also otherウ ⑤ the same

⑦ smellエ ⑤ different⑦ touchmembers can give their opinions. They sneeze to say, “I want to start hunting.” For
the dogs, sneezing is a way of communication.

問５ リカオンのコミュニケーションに関して説明した次の文の [ ア ] ～ [ ウ ] 内に入る適切な日本語をそれぞれ 2 字で書きなさい。

There are many other kinds of communication in nature. ( ④ ), whales create
special loud sounds and can communicate with other whales that are sometimes eight「くしゃみによって、狩りを始めたいことを伝え、リーダーだけでなく、他のメン

hundred kilometers away. Also, whales in different areas use ( ⑤ ) sounds like our

バーも自分の [ ア ] を伝えることができる。ただし、リーダーではないメンバー*dialects. Dolphins make unique sounds to communicate, too. (が狩りを始めたいと提案した時には、リーダーが提案した時よりも [ イ ] のメ⑥ ), they havetheir own names and call their names when they talk.

ンバーが [ ウ ] しなければならない。
」

You may be surprised to know these facts. However, we will not be able to see
their fantastic ways of communication in the future. In fact, some honeybees can’t find

問６ 次の各文が英文の内容と一致していれば〇、一致していなければ×を書きなさい。

enough food because of air pollution. They can’t ( ⑦ ) food clearly and tell other

1. People still think that language is the only thing that makes us unique.

bees where that food is. African wild dogs are one of the most endangered animals in

2. The number of bees shaking their bodies shows how much food they can get there.

the world because we have destroyed some of the places they lived in. They can’t find

3. African wild dogs have meetings after hunting to improve their hunting skills.

enough places to live and hunt.

4. There are very few African wild dogs now because of what humans have done.

When many boats are near whales or dolphins,【就実】R５ １期 特進（アドバンス） / 英語No. 3６

次の英文を読んで、後の問いに答えなさい。
The Japanese often say, “①The nail that sticks out gets hammered down.” Manyof them probably don’t like “sticking out” and hope for an *ordinary life. Their dreamis “to have a simple life without any trouble.”(注) ordinary：平凡なand so on：～など

gained recognition：評価された

Still：それでもinterviewers：記者

live on：生計を立てる

It might mean they don’t try to doanything new. However, this is the life that they hope for.

問１ 下線部①が表すことわざをア～エから選びなさい。

This way of thinking may be caused by Japanese society. In the US, many people
come from other countries to live there. However, Japan is a small island country andア 石橋を叩いて渡る
たか

many people are born and grow up there. This means that people in Japan speak theイ 能ある鷹は爪を隠す
ウ 鉄は熱いうちに打てsame language.

エ 出る杭は打たれる

For these reasons, Japanese children usually receive the same

くいeducation and share the same way of thinking. As a result, they are ②[ from / being /問２ 意味の通る英文になるように②⑥の [afraid / other / people / different / of ].

] 内の語(句)を並べかえなさい。

However, there are some people who “stick out” in Japan. They are Olympic stars,musicians, artists, designers, writers, *and so on. They move people’s hearts and givethem energy. One of them is a man named Taro Okamoto.
He was an artist who was famous for his work called the Tower of the Sun in Osaka.

問３ ( ③ )、( ④ ) 内に入る適切なものをア～ウから選びなさい。
③ ア goイ going

ウ to go④ ア paint

イ painting

ウ to paintAlso, there was another work at Okayama Station. He loved to draw pictures when he
was a child.

He always drew unique pictures during his elementary school days.

Children around him laughed at his drawings, but he kept drawing.

問４ ( ⑤ )、( ⑦ ) 内に入る語の組み合わせとして適切なものをア～エから選びなさい。
ア ⑤ interesting⑦ amazing

to learn from others. As a result, he stopped ( ③ ) to college and began to study art

イ ⑤ shocked⑦ disappointed

alone. Though people around him thought that he made the wrong decision, he got

ウ ⑤ exciting⑦ boring

better day by day. Gradually he *gained recognition for his talented works.

エ ⑤ confused⑦ surprised

When he grew up and entered art college, he thought that art was not something*Stillsome of them were laughed at by *interviewers. They said, “Your paintings can’t makeenough money to *live on.” However, he wanted to show that they were wrong about

問５ 次の各文が英文の内容と一致していれば〇、一致していなければ×を書きなさい。

his works and he never gave up ( ④ ). Most of his paintings were about “life,” and1. People who “stick out” are all artists, and Taro Okamoto was one of them.

the people who saw them were deeply touched. He designed the Tower of the Sun for

2. Taro Okamoto continued to draw pictures as a child though children around him

the Japan World Expo in 1970 and became a world-famous artist. Continuing to work

laughed at his works.

hard led to his success. He said, “Be a person who sticks out. Of course it is very hard,

3. Taro Okamoto thought that studying art by himself was the wrong decision.

but it also makes your life ( ⑤ )! ”

4. The author thinks Japanese people should do something they love and keep doing

Like him, many Japanese people probably have something they really love. So

it like Taro Okamoto.

you should ⑥[ without / do / want / to do / what / you ] worrying about other people.
Even though you stick out a little, that’s fine.

It’s important to go your own way.

Such ways of life make Japan more cheerful, attractive and interesting. How sad and( ⑦ ) Japan would be without you!

【就実】R５ １期 特進（アドバンス） / 英語

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