2022 年度 田園調布学園大学
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英語入学試験問題
一般選抜（個別試験型）全学統一日程

受
験番号

氏名

（注意） １．解答は、すべて別紙の「解答用紙」に記入してください。
２．受験番号と氏名は、「問題用紙」と「解答用紙」の両方の所定の欄にかならず記入してください。
３．
「問題用紙」と「解答用紙」は、試験終了後かならず提出してください。
４.「問題用紙」に「下書き」「書き込み」などをしてもかまいません。
５．試験時間は 60 分です。

[ I ] 次の対話文の空所 ( A )～( J ) を補うのに最も適切なものを、1)～10) の中から 1 つずつ選
び、番号で答えなさい。
（同一の選択肢を複数回用いてはなりません。
）
Mother:Richard and Emily, can you come down a minute?

Richard:Coming! (Richard comes down) What is it, Mom?

Mother:Emily! ( A )Richard:She’s not upstairs, Mom.

Mother:Really? I didn’t hear her go out. ( B )Richard:No. ( C )Mother:

Where did she go?

Richard:( D ) So, Mom, why did you call us?

Mother:Oh, yes. Grandpa is coming this weekend. And I want you to clear theguest room. ( E ) The guest room is not your storage.

Richard:OK. But I’m not going to clear Emily’s stuff.

Mother:( F ) I’ll have a word with her later.

Richard:Mom, I think she’s back now. (Emily comes in)

Mother:Emily! ( G ) I didn’t know you went out.

Emily:Sorry. ( H ) I had to be at the shop before 5:00.

Mother:What shop?

Emily:

I ordered a special chocolate box for Grandpa. It’s his birthday this Sunday,
isn’t it?

Mother:Ah! ( I ) Thank you for reminding me, Emily. We have to get the guest
room nice and cozy for Grandpa. I’ll help you get your stuff upstairs.

Richard:

Hey! ( J )1) Didn’t you hear me?
2) Fair enough.
3) I completely forgot.
4) I meant to tell you but I was in a rush.
5) Isn’t she asleep?
6) No idea.
7) She went out about an hour ago.
8) Take all your stuff upstairs, please.
9) That’s not fair.

10) Where were you?

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by offering discounts on food items nearing expiration dates for the first time nationwide.
The coffeehouse chain’s stores around the country Aug. 23 began offering the discounts before
closing. Starbucks is reducing the price of food items nearing best-before dates by 20 percent
if they remain unsold three hours before closing time. The outlets will decide whether to cut
the price depending on the amount of unsold items each day and may not always offer
discounts, the company said.
朝日新聞 . Starbucks discounts unsold food by 20%. Asahi Weekly. September. 12, 2021.

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Eric Carle, the beloved children’s author and illustrator ( A ) classic “The VeryHungry ( B )” and other works gave millions of kids some of their earliest and most cherishedliterary memories, has died ( C ) age 91.
Carle’s family said he died May 23 at his studio in Northampton, Massachusetts,
with family members at his side. “Heaven just got more colorful,” Peter H. Reynolds, author
and illustrator of “The Dot,” wrote in tribute. “The Very Hungry ( B ),” published in 1969,
was welcomed by parents and delighted ( D ) with its story of the metamorphosis of a greenand red ( B ) to a proudly multicolored ( E ). His body of work, distinguished by brightly
colored illustrations, consisted ( F ) more than 70 titles including “Brown Bear, Brown Bear,
What Do You See?”
According ( G ) the Washington Post, more than 170 million copies of Carle’s books
have sold ( H ) total, in several dozen languages.
朝日新聞 .「はらぺこあおむし」作者エリック・カールさん死去 . Asahi Weekly. August. 1, 2021.

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1) by

2) for

3) in

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7. 空所( G ) を補うのに最も適切なものを、1)～4) の中から 1 つ選び、番号で答えなさい。
1) at

2) from

3) on

4) to

8. 空所( H ) を補うのに最も適切なものを、1)～4) の中から 1 つ選び、番号で答えなさい。
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he was passing over, he looked down into the water where he saw what he thought was asecond dog also carrying a bone. He made up his mind to have that bone as well.
When he stopped, the other dog stopped. When he moved, so did the other. Thiswent on for some time, until the dog on the bridge could stand it no longer. He gave a fierce
bark, hoping to ( B ) his enemy. To his dismay, the bone dropped from his own jaws anddisappeared below the surface of the stream. When the water cleared, and he looked down,
there was the other dog looking up at him.

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2) was happy.
3) was unhappy.

著作権の都合上、省略

B. The moral of this story is
1) “Don’t be greedy”.
2) “Don’t be impatient”.
3) “Don’t be lazy”.

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Primitive people practiced a kind of medicine that we would call magic. ( 1 ) Or,( A ) accident, they may have discovered that the warmth of a fire ( B ) a sprained shoulder, oran herb drink helped a stomach-ache. Many primitive peoples of today can set and splint abroken bone, or use plants that are laxatives or that [ 1. people
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2. put3. sleep

5. will ].
But doctors as such seem to have existed from the earliest civilizations.

TheBabylonians left medical writings describing various diseases so clearly that doctors today
can recognize (1)them. The ancient Egyptians had medical treatments, and these included
pills and ointments containing drugs. ( 4 )A man called Aesculapius was the earliest physician in Greek history. He practiced
a kind of magic medicine. But gradually true medicine began to develop. A man called
Hippocrates, who lived about 400 B.C., did so much to rescue medicine ( C ) such magic andsuperstition that he is called the “Father of Medicine.”
In his writings he taught that the physician should observe the patient closely andaccurately. He should use gentle treatment and try to encourage the natural healing process.
( 3 ) He should keep the patient’s secrets.
Hippocrates also recognized and described many diseases. ( 2 ) ( D ) perhaps we
can call him the world’s first doctor in terms of what we mean by (2)that today.
Arkady Leokum, "Lots More Tell Me Why" ,pp.27-28

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“世界の時差について”CITIZEN WATCH CO., LTD., https://citizen.jp/support-jp/manual/terms/deeper_05c.html

91. There is a nine-hour time difference between Tokyo and London.

2. There is a five-hour time difference between Sydney and Riyadh.
3. There are five Asian cities in this list.
4. How many American cities are there in this list?
5. What is the time difference between Dubai and Rio de Janeiro?

6. When London is 7 o’clock in the morning, which European city is 9 o’clock in themorning?

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