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）B 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。
）
Manager:

Hi, everybody. Are you ready for the concert?

John:( A ) We’re just choosing the last number.

Manager:

Can I have a look at the list?

Peter:

Sure. ( B )Manager:(Reading the list) Hey, they’re all heavy-metal rock.

John:( C ) We’re heavy-metal rock band.

Manager:

I know. ( D )Peter:No.

John:

You didn’t tell me either.

I don’t think you told any of our members.

What about the audience?
Manager:( E ) You’re playing at a special home for the elderly.

Peter:

We’ve got a serious problem then.

John:

We surely do. ( F )Peter:How old are they?

Manager:

60s, 70s and 80s, I think, mainly 70s.

Peter:

That’s about my Grandma’s age. ( G ) Our music makes her head ache, soshe says.

John:

Can we cancel the concert?

Manager:

No way! Not at this stage.

John:( H ) Peter, what sort of music does your Grandma like?

Peter:Enka.

John:

No. ( I )Peter:

Ah! We, I mean Grandma and I went to see Bohemian Rhapsody a few
years back and she was really excited and thrilled.

John:

Right!

(J)

1) Almost.
2) But didn’t I tell you about the audience?
3) Elderly people don’t like loud music.
4) Here you are.
5) Of course.
6) She never comes to our concert.
7) That’s out of question.
8) We’ll go with Queen’s repertoire.
9) Well, in that case, we’ve got to revise the program.
10) Well, you don’t have young audience this time.
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The interior of Kumamoto Castle’s main tower reopened to the public June 28
following the completion of repairs from the 2016 earthquakes in the region that knocked off
roof tiles and collapsed walls. The twin quakes damaged many buildings inside the castlearea. The castle tower was initially supposed to reopen in April but was delayed due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. The Kumamoto city government aimed to fix the castle tower as asymbol of recovery as early as possible and completed the repairs at the end of March.
朝日新聞 . Repaired Kumamoto Castle tower reopens. Asahi Weekly. July. 18, 2021.

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[ III ] n!d0'Q 18y Cambodian authorities raided a house in a wealthy district of Phnom Penh to rescue
an 18-month-old lion that had been defanged, declawed and illegally kept as a pet. Officials
said they had tracked down the animal after videos of it ( A ) viral on TikTok.
The 70-kilogram male lion was found June 27 padding around a hallway placidlywith a collar on its ( B ). A police officer blew a tranquilizer dart into its side and carried theslumped animal into a metal crate. The lion was then taken ( C ) a wildlife protection centerin the outskirts of the capital.
“It was rare species that was smuggled from abroad,” an environment ministry
spokesperson said. “According ( D ) the law, people don’t have [ 1. right3. the4. to

2. raise

5. wildlife ] at home, especially rare species.”

The raid was a joint operation led by the central government, the municipal court
and the police.
朝日新聞 . カンボジア当局、ペットのライオンを保護 . Asahi Weekly. September. 12, 2021.

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2) going

3) gone4) went

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4) tail

3. x_( C ) 0! i*G*!01)4) !? , 1 $rKy 1) at

2) for3) to

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1) by

6. [2) in3) on4) to] 内の語を意味が通るように並べ替えたとき、2 番目にくる語と 4 番目にくる語の番号を答えなさい。

7. 次の1)、2) の意味を表す語を、本文中から抜き出し、解答欄に書きなさい。
1) a drug used for making someone feel less anxious2) not seen or found very often

8. 次の1)～3) の英文のうち、本文の内容と一致しているものにはT (True)、一致していないものにはF (False)を、解答欄に書きなさい。
1) The rescued lion had sharp claws.
2) To keep a lion as a pet is not allowed by the law.
3) The lion was born in Cambodia.

4[ IV ] n!d0'Q 15y A lion was sleeping outside his den when a mouse, not knowing where he was going,ran over the mighty beast's nose and woke him. The lion clapped his paw upon the mouseand was about to make an end of him, but the mouse begged the lion to ( A ) his life, andpromised one day to pay him back for his kindness. So the lion let the mouse go.
Some time later, the lion found himself caught in a hunter's trap. He tried to freehimself but could not do so. His ( B ) echoed through the forest, and the mouse came runningto see what was happening. He set to work to nibble through the net that held the lion
prisoner, and in a short time he was able to set him free. In this way he repaid the great
beast's ( C ).

著作権の都合上、省略
1. x_( A )( B ) 0! i*G*!0//1)4) !? ,1$rKy(A)1) give2) live3) spare4) stop(B)1) glee2) laughter3) roars

4) vibration

2. ={ “could not do so” !DCsEX0ek 53. kd .AC!d0W^.! i*G*!0//1)3)!? ,1$
rKy A. The mouse ran over the lion's nose
1) quite by accident.
2) to make the lion angry.
3) to show how brave he was.
B. The lion was1) eating his prey.
2) prowling in the forest.
3) sleeping peacefully.
C. The lion was caught in著作権の都合上、省略
1) a net.
2) an iron cage.
3) a pit in the ground.

4. x_( C ) 0! i*G0kd?+-$ym g 5. kd!4259i*G*!01)3)!? ,1$rKy 1) An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
2) Empty Vessels Make the Most Sound
3) One Good Turn Deserves Another6[ V ] n!d0'Q 18y All living cells contain protein.

This would suggest that protein is a substancenecessary to life. And, in fact, we get our word “protein” from a Greek word meaning “ ( A ),”because proteins are thought to be the most important part of living matter.
Each kind of cell has its own protein. The proteins are made up of combinations ofsubstances called “amino acids.”( 2 )Each amino acid group contains the chemicalelement nitrogen, ( B ) addition to carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. The different amino acids
can combine in different ways to form different proteins, and [ 1.
3. of

4. thereare2.

different

5. thousands ] proteins.

Many of the foods that are considered important ( C ) us to eat are so because of theproteins they contain. These include milk, eggs, lean meats, fish, peas, beans, peanuts, andcertain grains. They are important to man because they provide him with the amino acids
that his body cannot make for itself. ( : ) In fact, they are called the “essential aminoacids,” which means the body cannot get along ( D ) them.
Man cannot store amino acids in his body for ( E ) use. ( 8 ) Bread and milk haveto be eaten at the same meal, so the amino acids they provide can be used together to form
new body tissue.
Moderate amounts of different kinds of protein foods should be eaten at each meal.
( 7 )Arkady Leokum, "Lots More Tell Me Why",

pp.43-44

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2) In this way, you are sure of getting enough of the essential amino acids to meet thebody’s protein needs.
3) There are more than twenty-one different amino acids.
4) This means that the different kinds he needs have to be taken into the body at thesame time.

73. 空所( B ) 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

4. [2) in3) on4) with] 内の語を意味が通るように並べ替えたとき、2 番目にくる語と 4 番目にくる語の番号を答えなさい。

5. 空所( C ) 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) by

2) for

3) to

4) up

6. 空所( D ) 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) with2) withdraw3) within4) without

7. 空所( E ) 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) last2) late3) later4) latest

8. 次の1)、2) の意味を表す語を、本文中から抜き出し、解答欄に書きなさい。
1) extremely important and necessary2) to put things away and keep them until you need them8[ VI ] n!"3:6v!TF}z.j-bF!SI TF}z2020 [ 4 j 7 e5 j 6 eH\!P;UlZu;A!o! .Q 13y &Q 46EX L/# T/# F Ky FoodMoney(yen)BeforeHobby and Leisure
After

BeforeAfterReturning Home or
Meeting Friends
BeforeAfterA

Unknown

6.2%

4.1%

2.8%

1.7%

4.8%

2.0%

B

Over 50,001

13.2%

6.9%

4.5%

0.2%

2.8%

0.0%

C

30,001~50,000

30.3%

15.1%

6.2%.

0.5%

3.8%

0.0%

D

20,001~30,000

24.2%

23.4%

14.1%

1.1%

8.9%

0.4%

E

10,001~20,000

16.2%

24.2%

25.2%

1.8%

18.2%

1.4%

F

5,001~10,000

7.6%

14.9%

21.7%

9.6%

22.8%

2.4%

G

1~5,000

2.2%

9.3%

21.3%

35.7%

27.3%

25.1%

H

0

0.1%

2.1%

4.2%

49.4%

11.4%

68.7%

¥29,665¥21,201¥14,590¥2,287¥10,803

Average

著作権の都合上、省略¥927( n=1,000 )1. In Category H, “Hobby and Leisure” has the biggest difference.
2. In Category C on “Food”, “Before” is about half as much as “After”.
3. Average amount of money spent on “Food” has the smallest difference.
4. Which category for “Food” has the smallest difference between “Before” and “After”?
5. Which category for “Returning Home or Meeting Friends” has the biggest difference
between “Before” and “After”?
6. Which two categories for “Returning Home or Meeting Friends” have the smallest
difference between “Before” and “After”?

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