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第3問 次の問い(A~C)に答えよ。(配点 41)
17分
A 次の問い (問1 問2)の会話の 27
28に入れるのに最も適当なものを,
それぞれ下の①~④のうちから一つずつ選べ。
Dennis: What a beautiful lake!
Satomi: Yes. Let's take our pictures against the lake.
Take
Dennis: Sure. 27
Satomi: How about sitting there on that bench2
2
Dennis: That's a perfect place.
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ココでとろうよ!
場所について提案している。
①Vho will take a picture first?
um
② Where small we stand for the pictures? ドに立つの?じゃあ
③
I don't like to have my picture taken.
写真キライヒ
C372 F
カメラ忘れた←おい
④ I forgot to bring my camera!
問2 Todd: There aren't any interesting programs on TV tonight. Do you
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want to play a game ?
Paul: Sure. How about a game of Othello?
Todd: All right, (but you always win. アンタいつも勝つやん
Paul: know 28
Todd: Yeah, that must be the reason
① It's just your imagination.
② What about you?
③ That's why I like it
④ What's the trouble?
「そーゆー訳で、
だからそれ好きなんよ。
(オセロ)
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①パラのテーマをつかむ (1)
③テーマのベクトル
で切る
(時制の流れ)
B 次の問い(問1~3)のパラグラフ (段落には まとまりをよくするために取り
除いた方がよい文が一つある。 取り除く文として最も適当なものを,それぞれ下
線部 ① ~ ④ のうちから一つずつ選べ。
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2
オンラインで
チケット?
ズレすぎ
5
英語落語
Did you know that rakugo is performed in English, too?
Rakugo is one
type of Japanese traditional entertainment. You can buy tickets online today.
The pioneer of English rakugo was Katsura Shijaku, a professional rakugo
storyteller who visited the U.S. in 1984. While there, he decided to perform
rakugo in English to show his thanks to his hosts At first, he wasn't sure if
rakugo appealed to American people. In fact, his performance in simple
English was a great success. The audience felt closer to Japanese people and
culture once the language barrier was broken.
問 2 30
2
Everyone knows the story of
gravity (after he saw an apple fall)
discovery was not an apple.
between the moon and the earth.
of telescope.
でもリンゴ
じゃないんだな
のニュートン法則
万有引力か
↓
うんぬん
のやつ
how Newton came up with the law of
However, Newton's first inspiration for this
It was his observation of the relationship
Newton is said to have built his own type
②N
He thought that if the moon is not influenced by the earth it
should fly away from it. @ The moon, therefore, must be pulled around in a
circle by the earth. From this point, he noticed the same force that works on
a falling apple, also works on the orbiting moon.
望遠鏡?
テーマと
ズレズレ
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人気なチェス
Did you know that chess is one of the most popular games in the world?
It is believed that this board game for two players originated sometime before
600 A.D. Players move sixteen pieces on a board of sixty-four squares in a
game of strategy that has been described as an art or a science. It is also
considered an abstract war game and players, therefore, must think like army
commanders to use their pieces effectively.
「does not require physical skills, some people regard chess as a sport and claim
that it should be included in the Olympic Games. The first modern Olympic
Games were held back in 1896.
③
Changing with the times. chess is / now
Although playing the game itself
played online. Using the Internet. players can challenge opponents in the
ultimate mind game without worrying about time or place.
5
10
○オリンピック…。
テーマとズレズレ
チェスの遊び方に
他は
ついて語られている)
°
③だけ突然のか
のカコ形
明らかに変である。
(ちょっと極端すぎ・・・ビミョー)
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All zizubs
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第6問 次の文章を読み、下の問い (A・B) に答えよ。 なお, 文章の左にある(1)~(6)
(1)
たでてきそう
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15
10
Po
(3)
(2)
は段落の番号を表している。 (配点 36)
Banknotes: What Can We Learn from Them?
お金なしで生活ムリ
18分
In the modern world, it is very difficult to live (without coming into
contact with money). When we are hungry, we go to the supermarket
When we want to watch a movie, we go to the movie theater. Even when
we just want to visit a friend, we often have to jump on a bus or train. Al
these everyday activities involve buying something or other. In fact, we
have become so accustomed to thinking of money as only a means of
purchasing things, we don't even notice its role as a form of cultural
expression.
These days, money takes two forms: coins and banknotes. Coins were
the first to be used approximately 2,500 years ago. (Although metal was
heavy and difficult to carry around I was strong and lasted a long time.
However, in China around the 10th century there was a severe shortage of
metal, especially copper. The Chinese, therefore were unable to produce
enough coins to sustain their economy. Because of this, they began to use
paper money as substitute. Paper is a very weak material and not as
durable as metal. However, it was lighter and made doing business (between
people easier) This paper money developed into the banknotes (we know an
use today) 紙のおカネ→紙幣へ
Today, most countries have their own style of banknotes, with different
colors, sizes and designs. The majority of countries decorate their banknotes
with faces of people who they believe represent their culture. For example.
in the United Kingdom, Shakespeare, Darwin, Dickens and Newton have
appeared on banknotes. Currently in Japan, Fukuzawa Yukichi, Higuchi
Ichiyo and Noguchi Hideyo are on the 10,000, 5,000 and 1,000 yen banknotes
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紙幣文化的役割
国のイゲジへなった
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(4)
発生
ヨーロッパ
Al's
みな
同刻が
42"11
***
(6)
(5)
respectively Like England, it seems Japan is proud of its literary tradition. 25
and has high respect for its scientists and doctors. Indeed banknotes have
become cultural objects, playing an important role in national identity;
The important role banknotes play (in symbolizing a nation's cultural
uniqueness) was highlighted in 1999 (when eleven of the fifteen European
Union member countries/began the process of changing from their own.
national currencies to the single currency of the Euro. This was
the problem of whose face to put on the Euro banknotes.) Europe has
gave
a complex history. so it was difficult to search for a popular figure all
countries could agree on a hero for one country, may be a bad person for
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another. For example, the French may be happy to have the figure of 35
Napoleon on the Euro, but the Germans would surely disagree.
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the end the European Union came up with a solution. It was decided
that the Euro banknotes should feature a building rather than a person/
Howeve this would also cause disagreement. Should they use France's
Eiffel Tower, Spain's Sagrada Familia, or Greece's Parthenon? mal a
compromise washed stead of using images of actual buildings, they
would use imaginary buildings which represented a historical architectural
style such as gothic or renaissance Since these styles did not come from a
single European country, they would symbolize the whole of Europe's artistic
heritage.
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40
長
Money has been a vital part of human life since ancient times. For
many people, it has been a source of great happiness, for example, receiving
cash for a birthday, or perhaps even winning the lottery. In addition, money
is seen by society as fを考える
work for. However as we have discussed money can tell us a lot more than
the economic status of a country or a person. In fact when we visit another
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country, it is possible to learn about the nation's culture simply by putting
our hand in our pocket. pulling out a few banknotes and looking at its
design.
A 次の問い (問1~5)の47 ~51に入れるのに最も適当なものを,それ
ぞれ下の①~④のうちから一つずつ選べ。
これってるやろ(笑)
問1 The word durable in Paragraph (2) is closest in meaning to
47
4
① cheap to use
一紙は金属ほど(
です。
しな
Deasily breakable
い。
③ expensive to make
④ lasts for a long time
2文に
目にモロかいてるし...
これはアカンやろ。
問2/ In Paragraph (3), the features of banknote design are mentioned to show
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① banknotes contribute to the identity of a nation
②
most of the countries have similar designs
(3
the important role money played in early_societies
④ the United Kingdom) is proud of its printing technology
○
問3 Paragraph (4) suggests 49 was a problem yhen creating the Euro
banknote.)
EVといつ
2
① deciding which language should be printed
ヤバい。
② finding an image all nations could accept
③ making the Germans happy with the result
using the famous portrait of Napoleon
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Paragraph (5) shows that 50 was the solution to the problem of Euro
/banknote design.
featuring a historic building rather than a person
making a different banknote for each European Union country
3 using all famous structures in the European countries
using building designs based on traditional European architecture)
5 The main idea of this passage is that 51
①banknotes can be an important source of cultural information
2 China was the first country to use banknotes and coins
3 people are proud of their culture and national identity
understanding (why we need money is importan
次の表は,本文の段落と内容をまとめたものである。52 55に入れる
のに最も適当なものを、下の①~④のうちから一つずつ選び、表を完成させよ。た
だし、同じものを繰り返し選んではいけない。
Paragraph
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Content
52
3
53
4
Cultural influence seen in banknote design
54
How problems related to banknotes were dealt with
55
2
Issues connected to banknote design in Europe
2 The significance of money for both society and culture
3 Typical uses of money in our daily life
Why banknotes were created
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