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次の英文の空所

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5に入るもっとも適切な語（句）の番号を［1］〜［4］の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選びなさい。
1）you to offer me the job.

［2］for［3］that

１．It is very kind（［1］in

２．If he（2［1］was３．（３［4］of）not rich, he couldn’t buy such an expensive car.
［2］is［3］were［4］would）the dinner party at Tom’s restaurant, we took a taxi to go home.

［1］Having enjoyed［2］Enjoying［3］Having been enjoyed［4］Being enjoyed

４．He found it very difficult to（4）with his customers.

［1］communicating［2］communicated［3］communicate［4］communication

５．（５）her great work as an actress, Audrey Hepburn was known for her

volunteer work.
［1］Without［2］As a result［3］In addition to［4］In other words

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次のイラストを見て，6〜

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についてもっとも適切な語の番号を［1］〜［4］の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選びなさい。

6［1］menu［2］cafe［3］tea［4］letter［2］wind［3］window［4］clock7［1］door28［1］planet［2］flower［3］water［4］earth［2］rack［3］platform［4］table［2］bench［3］bed［4］cushion

9［1］desk

10［1］chair

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次 の 保 育 士 と 子 ど も の 一 日 の 活 動 の 様 子 の イ ラ ス ト を 見 て， 1115〜

についてもっとも適切な語の番号を［1］〜［4］の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選びなさい。

ʬɺʦȤɞȾ
Ȥᄿࡲć‫ݬ‬ȠȜȷɍ෇఍11［1］snack［2］tea［3］dish［4］flour［2］play［3］gymnastics ［4］painting

12［1］dance413［1］breakfast［2］diner［3］lunch［4］supper［2］sing［3］walk［4］sleep［2］whistle［3］bell［4］piano

14［1］run15［1］guitar

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次の英文は，COVID -19 に感染した患者さんへの対応のために，アプリケーションを開発したある企業の物語である。英文を読んで問いに答えなさい。

A start-up company is offering a smartphone application to hospitals
that allows coronavirus patients to communicate their needs to nurses
without physical interaction, potentially helping ward off cluster outbreaks.
Hospital patients usually use the nurse call button when they needsomething, but those admitted with COVID -19 are placed in isolation wards
and physical contact with nurses,（16）must wear protective gear, iskept to a minimum to prevent the spread of the virus among staff.

With the app, developed by OPERe, a company established by former

nurse Yuka Sawada, patients can ask nurses to buy things from shops on

their behalf, request changes to meal quantities and record their bodytemperatures. Whatever is inputted appears immediately on screens atnurse stations.

Apart from endangering staff and other patients, clusters of coronavirus

infections occurring on wards force hospitals to turn away outpatients andemergency patients.

Sawada, 32, said the idea for the app arose from her own experience ata hospital when she gave birth. She（17）it inconvenient that the callbutton was the only way to get in touch with nurses.

The app , which has now been installed in several hospitals , offers

different categories , reflecting data on patients’needs gathered frominterviews with hospitals.

s Setagaya Ward, which installed
Nissan Tamagawa Hospital in Tokyo’

the app in May, has received positive feedback from patients.

One patient told the hospital that, for fear of infecting others,“I would

have hesitated to call the nurse for something trivial.”

The app has also helped nurses work more efficiently. They can now

deal with several requests at once, such as using occasions when they deliver
meals to patients to also respond to their other needs.

“It is necessary to reduce human interaction and（18）the safetys situation andof staff at the same time, while keeping track of the patient’s limited time and resources ,”said Yumikodemands given the hospital’

Takahashi, the director of nurses at the hospital.
6She said the app makes it easier for patients to make requests to thenurses, but added she hopes patients continue to use the call button for

emergencies.
（19）, there are concerns that the patients’requests could increase

the workload of the nurses.

“I would like to continue to update the app to support frontline nurses

working at the risk of being infected,”Sawada said.
From Mainichi Japan（2020.07.11）：“App developed in Japanto help nurses reduce contact with COVID-19 patients.”【注】interaction「相互作用，相互の影響」

ward off「（危険を）避ける」

potentially「潜在的に」

isolation「隔離，孤立」

behalf「〜に代わって，〜のために」
turn away「引き離す」

outpatient「外来患者」

gave birth「出産した」

get in touch with「連絡をとる」

hesitated to「ためらった」
efficiently「効率よく」

trivial「ささいな」
demand「要求する」

workload「仕事量，作業負荷」

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frontline「最前線」に入るもっとも適切な語（句）の番号を［1］〜［4］の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選びなさい。
16［1］what［2］which［3］who［4］when［2］checked［3］found［4］agreed

17［1］discovered

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［1］produce［2］prepare［3］provide［4］protect

19［1］That is to say［2］However［3］As a result［4］Therefore

Ｂ．次の［1］〜［4］の中で，本文の内容と一致しないものを一つだけ選びなさい。
20［1］OPERe は，コロナウイルスの患者が看護師にニーズを伝えることができるアプリケーションを開発した。
［2］患者はアプリケーションを通じて看護師に体温の記録を依頼することができる。
［3］OPERe は，元看護師が立ち上げた企業である。
［4］アプリケーションは現在，東京都にある病院でしか使用することができない。

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次の会話文の空所

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25に入るもっとも適切な語の番号を［1］〜［4］の中からそれぞれ一つずつ選びなさい。
Ａ：What do you want to be（21）you grow up?

Ｂ：I want to be a teacher.
［1］thenＡ：You（［2］when22

Ｂ：Yes, I know.
［1］have［4］will）submit your homework tomorrow.

［2］must

Ａ：Excuse me.（［3］would［3］had［4］got）can I get to the airport?

23

Ｂ：OK, I will tell you.
［1］Should

Ａ：What（24［2］Will［3］Why［4］How）of music do you like?

Ｂ：I love classical music.
［1］kind

Ａ：Could you（［2］kindness ［3］kindle

25［4］kindly）a picture of me?

Ｂ：Of course. Please stand right there.
［1］took［2］take［3］taken

9［4］taking