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〔1〕(
A
(
)から
E
)の中に入る最も適切なものを,
次のア~カの中からそれぞれ一つずつ選べ。 ただし, 同じものを二度以上使っては
〔問2〕
〔問3]
〔問4]
いけない。
ア How do you feel now?
イ How far is it from here?
ウ How do I go through the gate?
エ How can we get to the bus stop?
オ How much is it from here to Nishi station?
カ How do we go to school from here?
But 【is / than / train / other / this / better / the 】 one.
(1)
とあるが,本文の内容と合うように 【
】の中の語を正しく並べかえよ。
の中に, それぞれどのような1語を入れるのがよいか。
2
3
本文中で使われている語をそのまま用いて書け。
(4)
I understand. の内容を, 次のように語句を補って書き表すとすれば,
の中には、下のどれを入れるのがよいか。
I understand
ア what time you leave home and get to school
イ that you like taking a train better than using your bike to come to school
ウ that using your bike to school needs more time than using a train
エ why you're thinking about using your bike to come to school
ア
Lisa が持っているきっぷの図として正しいものは,次のうちではどれか。
Higashi
東 250
イ
Higashi
250 東
[5]
14-6-16
16-6-14
14-7-16
Higashi
東 250
Higashi
250 東
-
エ
16-7-14
6-14-16
Higashi
東 250
Higashi
東 250

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[問6〕 本文の内容と合っている文を, 次のア~クの中から二つ選べ。
ア Yumi bought two train tickets and gave one of them to Lisa.
イ Yumi and Lisa went to the back cars of the train, because they are not usually
so full.
ウ Lisa told Yumi to stand in front of the seats on the train.
エ Lisa needed to put her ticket into the slot again when she left the station.
オ Lisa comes from New York, and she lives in Tokyo now.
カ A token used in New York subways looks just like a five-cent coin.
キ Lisa felt very glad after taking a Japanese train with Yumi.
ク Lisa decided to walk to Yumi's school from Higashi Station on her first day.
〔7〕 あなたは、 ある高校に入学して電車通学をすることになったとする。 駅からその高校ま
では, 徒歩 自転車 バスの三つの通学方法がある。 あなたは駅からどの方法で通学した
いか、 次の表に示された所要時間や必要経費などを比べ, あなたの考えを 25語~35語
の英文で書け。
なお,「,」「.」などは語数に含めず, 表中の英語表現例は,用いても, 用いなくても
かまわない。 また, 英文は2文以上とする。
通学方法
所要時間
必要経費
備
考
徒
一歩
20分
坂道が多い。
(slope)
自転車
10分
駐輪場代 月1,000円
(the parking lot charge)
雨の日は大変である。
バ
ス
5分
定期券 月3,000円
(the monthly pass)
15分以上待つことが
ある。
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"No! Bobby hasn't caught us. He saved us. And now he is going
He has promised that," said Shone. But the angry rabbits
4-(1)
didn't listen to him, and some of them even tried to attack Bobby.
Just then, a big tiger came out. "Hey, Rabbits! I'm going to catch you." It was Gan,
an old friend of Bobby. He ran toward the rabbits and threw some of them on the
ground. The rabbits cried, "Help! Help!"
Gan was bigger and stronger than Bobby, but Bobby tried hard to stop Gan. At first
the rabbits couldn't believe that, but then they began to cheer him up. "Go, Bobby!
Go!" Candy and Shone also shouted, "Never give up, Bobby!"
"Stop it, Gan. Why do you do such a thing? You're my friend, aren't you?" said
Bobby. But Gan never listened to Bobby and ran around
4-(2)
When Gan caught Candy, Bobby felt very angry. He ran to Gan and "pushed him away.
Gan was thrown against a tree and fell down.
"Hey Bobby, why do you stop me? Why do you help the rabbits? Aren't you my
friend?" And Gan walked away from the forest toward his house in the mountain.
"Oh, Bobby, thank you. You've saved us." Candy's mother thanked Bobby many
times. Candy said, "Bobby is kind. Do you understand, mother?" And Shone said,
"Mother, he also saved my life near the river."
Now all the rabbits understood what kind of tiger Bobby was, and many rabbits
visited his house. Bobby was very happy. But he had one question in his mind. Why
(5) -
did Gan do such things? Bobby wanted to know the reason. So he decided
4-(3)
When he got there, he found no one there, but there was a letter
on the table.
It said, "Dear my friend. Maybe you want to know why I did such things to the
rabbits. I will tell you the truth. I saw the sign in front of your house, and I knew
what you wanted to do. I thought it would be difficult for a tiger
4-(4)
but I wanted to help you. So I thought of an idea -
(6)
First (
And then (
A
D
). Next ( B ). Then ( C ).
). Wasn't this a good idea? I believe you've become friends
with many rabbits.
Well, I have decided to leave this place. If the rabbits know that you and I are still
friends now, they will not *trust you. I will leave you now, but please don't forget that
I will be your friend forever. Good-bye."
Bobby read the letter again and again with tears in his eyes.
〔注〕 tiger とら
fierce どう猛な
play a trick on ~ ~をだます
-
lose sight of
hang ぶらさがる
promise 約束する
truth **
attack 攻撃する
trust 信頼する
-7-
rabbit うさぎ
run after
〜を追いかける
〜を見失う
approach 近づく
disappointed がっかりした
slip すべる
push ~ away 〜を突き放す

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3
次の英文を読んで, あとの各問いに答えよ。
(*印のついている単語・語句には,本文の後に 〔注〕 がある。)
A long time ago, deep in the forest, there lived a "tiger called Bobby. He looked so
*fierce that the small animals living in the forest were all afraid of him. But he was not
such a fierce tiger. He never did anything bad to other animals. He just wanted to do
good things and become friends with them. So, he put up a sign in front of his house. It
said, "Welcome to Bobby's house. I want to be your friend. Please come in."
"Is there any tiger that
A rabbit in the forest was very surprised to see the sign.
will welcome us?" she thought. So she hurried back to her friends and asked them to
come and read the sign together.
(1)-
"Yes, this is very strange. Bobby may be "playing a trick on us and planning to
catch us," one rabbit said. Another rabbit said, "You are right. A rabbit should not
believe a tiger."
When Bobby heard these words, he felt sad and a little angry. He suddenly went out
of his house and said, "Hey, Rabbits! I'm not thinking at all of catching you."
The rabbits were all so surprised and began to run away. Bobby shouted, "Wait!
I just want to become friends with you." He ran after the rabbits, but he soon "lost
sight of them.
Bobby was very disappointed and began to walk back home. On the way he heard
some voices, and walked toward them. He found two small rabbits. One was crying
under a tree by a river and the other was hanging in that tree. "What's the problem?
What are you doing there?" asked Bobby. "Run away, Candy! He's a fierce tiger.
Run, Candy!" The rabbit hanging in the tree said to the other rabbit.
"No, I'm not. Please don't run away," said Bobby. "No! Don't go near my sister!"
the boy rabbit shouted. But Bobby approached the girl rabbit and said, "Don't worry.
I won't hurt you. Believe me." Candy looked at Bobby's eyes for a while, and said,
"If you are a good tiger, will you help Shone, my brother? He climbed up the tree to get
an apple, but he "slipped. He may fall down into the river. Please save him."
(3)
"OK. Hey boy, I'll save you soon." Bobby reached Shone and took him down to the
ground. Candy ran and held on to him. "Shone, are you all right?" "Yes, I'm all right,"
said Shone. Then both of them looked at Bobby and said, "Thank you very much."
Bobby felt something warm in his heart. "I haven't heard these words for a long
time. I've forgotten how to answer," he thought. But at last he remembered the words
and said to the two rabbits, "You're welcome." And then they smiled at each other.
Bobby felt very happy and said, "If you need apples, I'll give you some. I have a lot
in my house. Please come with me."
When they got to Bobby's house, there were many rabbits in front of his house.
"Look! Bobby has caught Candy and Shone!" cried one rabbit. It was their mother.
"Help my children!" she cried. The other rabbits also cried, "Return the children,
Bobby."
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〔問1] she hurried back to her friends and asked them to come and read the sign
(1)
together. とあるが, その理由として最も適切なものは、 次のうちではどれか。
ア Because she was so happy to find the sign.
イ Because she wanted her friends to be friends with Bobby.
ウ Because she could not read the sign Bobby put up.
エ Because she thought there was something strange in the sign.
(2)
〔問2〕 No, I'm not. の内容を、 次のように語句を補って書き表すとすれば,
の中にどのような語句を入れるのがよいか。
本文中で使われている語句をそのまま用いて書け。
No, I'm not
(3)
〔問3] Candy looked at Bobby's eyes for a while, とあるが, その時の Candy の気持ち
を Candy の立場から表した英文として最も適切なものは,次のうちではどれか。
ア I can't believe this tiger yet, but he may be able to save my brother.
イ I'm so afraid of this tiger that I cannot look at his eyes even for a while.
ウ This tiger will not hurt me, but I believe he will hurt my brother.
エ This tiger is not telling the truth, so I will also play a trick on him.
〔問4]
4-(1)
から
4-(4)
の中に入る最も適切なものを,
次のア~クの中からそれぞれ一つずつ選べ。 ただし、 同じものを二度以上使っては
いけない。
ア to become friends with other animals
イ to write a letter to his old friend
ウ to go to Gan's house in the mountain
エ to go back to the river to get some apples
オ to catch and attack his old friend
カ to leave his old friend
キ to give us some apples
ク to catch some of the rabbits
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〔問8〕 次の会話文は,この物語を読んだ健 (Ken) と真美 (Mami)が, 伊東先生 (Mr. Ito)の質問
に答えているものである。
に,それぞれどのような単語
A
と
B
を入れたらよいか。 本文の内容にそって,適切な英語を 1 語 ずつ入れよ。
Mr. Ito: Which part did you like the best, Ken?
Ken:
I liked the end of the story the best.
Mr. Ito: I see. Well, why did Bobby cry a lot when he read the letter? What do you
think?
Ken: I think Bobby cried a lot because he felt deep A
Mr. Ito: Yes. I think so, too.
of his friend.
Mami:
Well, how about you, Mami? Which part were you most interested in?
I felt very warm when Bobby remembered the words "You're welcome."
At first, he didn't know how to answer. And after Bobby said the words, he
and the two rabbits smiled at each other. I liked that part.
Mr. Ito: I see. Why did they smile at each other?
Mami:
Because the two rabbits
was happy to know that.
Mr. Ito: Great!
-
B
that Bobby was a good tiger, and Bobby
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〔問5〕 Why did Gan do such things? とあるが, それに対する答えを, 本文の内容に合う
(5)
ように 6 語 ~ 12 語の英文で書け。
なお、「,」 や 「.」 は語数に含めないこととする。
(6) First (
A
(6)
And then ( D
).' とあるが,( A
). Next ( B ). Then ( C
)から( D
).
の中
には,それぞれ次の (a)~(f) の文のいずれかが入る。 それぞれに入る文を順に並べたもの
として正しいものを,下のア~エの中から一つ選べ。
(a) you will get angry and try hard to stop me
(b) you can become friends with the rabbits
(c) I will run around and try to catch some of the rabbits
(d) I will catch you and throw you against a tree
(e) the rabbits will understand you are a good tiger
(f) the rabbits will never attack you again
7 (c) (a) (b) - (d)
ウ (d) - (a) - (e) - (b)
イ (c) - (a) - (e) - (b)
I (d) (a) (f)-(b)
[問7〕 本文の内容と合っている文を, 次のア~クの中から二つ選べ。
7 At first the rabbits in the forest were afraid of Bobby because they found Bobby
was planning to catch them.
1 Bobby was disappointed because the rabbits didn't believe him when they first
read the sign.
Shone slipped and fell down into the river from the tree, but he was saved by
Bobby.
I Until Bobby pushed Gan away to help Candy, Shone did not believe Bobby was
a good tiger.
* Gan was so big and strong that Bobby could do nothing to stop him.
When Gan was thrown against a tree by Bobby, Gan felt very sad and left the
forest.
Bobby was able to become friends with many rabbits with the help of his
friend.
Bobby and Gan were friends and Bobby knew Gan's plan from the beginning.
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1
A <対話文2 >
英語
問題番号
<対話文 1 >
正答
エ
ウ
(17-寺)
配点
4
4
<対話文3 >
イ
4
B
<Question 1>
About a hundred years ago.
4
<Question 2>
Walking around the lake.
[問1] A オ B ウ C ア D カ
[問2〕 But 【 this train is better than the other 】 one.
4
イ
2×5
[問3] 2
[2
[問4]
2 [問5]
[問6]
[問7]
car
H
エ
3
ウ
省略
4
bike
両方できて 2
4
4
キ
4×2
8
00
[問1]
〔問2]
エ
a fierce tiger
4
4
[問3]
ア
4
|3| [問4] 1
キ
2
ク
3
ウ
4
ア
1×4
[問5] (例) Because he wanted to help his friend.
4
イ
4
[問6]
[問7]
イ
[問8] A
(例) love
B
(例)
understood
キ
4×2
4
4