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解答番号(1)〜(33)第１問標次の問い（問1 ～ 10）の日本文の意味を表す英文を完成させるために，空に入れるのに最も適切なものを，それぞれ下の①～④ 1 10の中から一つ選びマークしなさい。 (配点20)問1私はそのドレスを見た瞬間に，買わなければならないと思った。
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If it doesn't rain, Tanya will have a picnic in the park. 4) Whether問3フィオナの絵は人気があり，来週には展示会を開く。 3 Fiona, paintings are popular, is opening an art exhibit next week. (→ her
問4クレアは兄と違って時間に正確で，約束の時間に遅れることはない。 Unlike her brother, Clare is very appointments. 4 and never arrives late to (→ correct (3) eager ③ punctual (4)
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問5クリスティンは来週の締切日までに願書を提出する必要がある。 5 is essential that Christine submit her application by the deadline next week. → ItのThat @ There 4) This問6ジュディはロンドンを訪れると，必ずお気に入りの書店に立ち寄ることにしている。 Judy never visits Londonのdespite during 6 stopping by her favorite bookstore. ③ ④ without while (D問7ジャックはバスに乗るよりも，毎日自転車で通勤するのが好きだ。 7 the bus to work every Jack would rather ride his bike than day. → take (3) takes @
④ took問8スヴェンはいつも傘を持っている。彼は雨に濡れるのが嫌いだから。 Sven always carries an umbrella, in the rain. 8 he doesn’t like getting wet ⊕ and
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so問9私はめったにデザートを食べないが，そのチョコレートケーキは試さずにはいられなかった。 I rarely eat dessert, but I couldn’t @ S) regret remind 9 trying the chocolate cake. 4) resist resemble
問10クレイグは仕事を終わらせて，散歩に行くことにした。 10 his work, Craig decided to go for a walk.の② Being  finishing Finished @ Having finished 4 To have finished第２問
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第３問次の問い（問1 ～ 5 ）において，それぞれ①～⑤の語（句）を並べ替えて空日本文の意味を表す英文を完成させなさい。所を補い,解答は，空欄に入れるものの番号をマークしなさい。 (配点16 20) 25問1由美は必ずストレッチをしてから寝るようにしている。
going to bed （） ④問2出勤途中，私は子猫が車の下に隠れているのに気づいた。 On my way to work, I 18 19 ① a car
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問4アリスは真夜中まで自分のプロジェクトに取り組み続けた。 midnight.
④ ①マリアはその町で訪れるのに一番良いレストランを調べた。
次の文章を読み,下の問い（問1 ～ 8 ）に答えなさい。なお,設問の都合上,第４問本文を［Ａ］～［Ｇ］の部分に分けてある。 (配点　40) [A] Most people who interact with social robots understand that they Yet that doesn’t stop some people from talking to or caring are not alive. for robots as if they were.  People often give names to vacuum-cleaning machines, such as Roomba, and may treat them almost like family pets. [B] Before he started building Moxie, a robot for children, Paolo iRobot Pirjanian helped lead iRobot, the company that makes Roomba. The would often get calls from customers whose robots needed repairs. company would offer to send out a brand-new one.  Yet most people said, "No, I want my Roomba," he recalls.  They didn't want to replace the robot because they’d grown attached to it.  In Japan, some people have even held funerals for AIBO robot dogs after they stopped working. [C] Clearly, some folks are already forming relationships with robots. This can be a problem if someone neglects their relationships with people to spend more time with a machine.  Some people already spend excessive amounts of time playing video games or looking at social media. Social robots could add to the list of entertaining but potentially* harmful It's also extremely expensive to develop and build social robots. technology. Not everyone who would benefit from one can afford one. [D] But relating to robots can have its benefits.  Other people won't always be available when someone needs to talk or get a hug. The COVID-19* pandemic* taught us all how difficult it can be when it's not safe to spend time in-person with our loved ones.  Although not ideal 29 companions, social robots might be better than [E] Robots also can't understand what people are saying or going So they can't understand emotions.  But they don't really have to. through. Most people talk to their pets even though these animals don't understand the words. The fact that an animal can react with a purr* or a wagging* tail is often enough to help someone feel a bit less lonely.  Robots can perform a similar function. [F] Similarly, robot hugs will never feel the same as actually hugging a 31  |, mechanical hugs do have some benefits.  Asking for a loved one. hug from someone, especially someone who's not a very close friend or family member, may feel scary or awkward.  A robot, however, "is just there to help you for whatever you need,” says a robot engineer.  It can’t care about you—but it also can't judge or reject you. [G] The same goes for chatting with robots.  Some neurodivergent* people—such as those with social anxiety or autism*—may not feel comfortable talking to others.  Technology, including simple robots, can help them open up. (32) Until then, social Perhaps someday, someone will build a true R2-D2*. robots offer a new and fascinating type of relationship.  “Robots could be like a friend," a scientist says, "but also like a toy—and like a tool." (出典：https://www.snexplores.org/article/social-robot-friend-companion- artificial-intelligence 一部改変) (注) potentially 「潜在的に」 COVID-19  「新型コロナウイルス感染症」 pandemic  「パンデミック，世界的流行」 purr  「ゴロゴロと喉を鳴らす声」 wag  「（尻尾を）振る」 neurodivergent neurodiversity（神経多様性，脳の多様性）の形容詞形[自閉症] autism SF映画『スターウォーズ』に登場するロボットの名前R2-D2 9 -
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