問題冊子は試験開始の合図があるまで開かないで下さい。 2．問題は全部で4ページです。脱落のあった場合はただちに申し出て下さい。 3．解答は、すべてマークシート用紙の指定された箇所に鉛筆でしっかり濃く記入して下さい。 -ク例良い例悪い例S � 4.無マークまたは複数マークの場合は０点となります。 5．間違った場合には消しゴムできれいに消して下さい。マークシート用紙には、氏名と「番号欄」には0から始まる4桁の受験番号を右詰めで記入、 「番号マーク欄」には受験番号をマークして下さい。年月日、学年、クラスには何も記入しないで下さい次の英文は、カンボジアの野生動物を守る活動について述べたものです。この英文を読み、あとIの設問に答えなさい。 Dara is a beautiful tiger that loves just lying around relaxing. She also likes to be touched and talked to. Like many other animals, she really loves to play as well. Unfortunately, Dara and the other animals that live with her at the Phnom Tamao Rescue Center (P.T.R.C.), are all victims of the illegal poaching of wild animals in Cambodia. This center is a stopping point for animals that people have saved from poachers. Many of the animals at the Rescue Center were brought there by a special team. The team is called the 'Wilderness Protection Mobile Unit,' or the 'M. U.' for short. The job of the M.U. is to drive around the country of Cambodia and rescue animals from poachers. With the support of the leaders of Cambodia, they are working very hard to stop poaching there. In many cases, these rescued animals can be returned to the wild quickly. But in other cases, the animals need more time or special care. That is when P.T.R.C. becomes involved. For example, there is a little *gibbon at the center that was forced to live in a bird cage at a gas station for two years. She is now living at Phnom Tamao and the team is caring for her. The gibbon was always kept by people. It might be hard for her to go back into the wilderness. She might not know how to care for herself. She will likely be much safer, and happier at the Rescue Center.注: gibbonテナガザル問1本文に出てきた次の英単語の説明として適切なものを１つずつ選びなさい。
注: (v)は動詞の意問2なお、次の各英文が、本文の内容と一致しているなら①を、一致していないなら②をマークしなさい。すべて①または②をマークした者には得点を与えない。 9 10 11 Dara is a very dangerous tiger for people. Dara and other animals were injured in the war. A special team brings many of the rescued animals to the Rescue Center. 12 13 In the Rescue Center, some animals need much more time or special care. It could be hard for the little gibbon to return to the wild, because people always kept her.次の英文を読み、空所に入れるのに最も適当なものを１つずつ選びなさい。同じ番号の空所には、 II同じ語が入ります。また、動詞は原形で示しています。 a lot of food when she ate her meals. I felt that was not a good A friend of mine, Keiko, used to 14 little by 15 16 some food on her plate, I ate it. I started [ on 14 thing to do. So every time she little. by ten kilograms! 17 16 had gone I had a health check three months ago. I found out that my I told Keiko about this. Keiko said, "I don't know what you mean. You know, I don't ask you to eat my food." I 14 a lot of down on my meals. If you continue 18 got angry and said. "The doctor advised me to food, my health will be damaged." Then Keiko said, "Well... Okay, I'll try." Three months have passed. Thanks to Keiko, I didn't have to eat a lot of food. In the first month, my more than ten kilograms. 20 by five kilograms. And now, I have went 16 19 These days I am eating less and less. The trouble with me is that I cannot finish all of my meals. Keiko sometimes helps to finish my food. She sometimes says, "Hey, what are you trying to do? Do you want me to 21 16
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