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7 32. (b) p the people) A language becomes an international language for one chief reason: the political power of the people which speak it. the people who speak it 33. Nothing seems to irritate William more than having to explain his actions in that unfortunate matter to everyone with who he talks. < 早稲田大 〉 34. Are these the articles to that Mr. Williams was referring at the sales meeting the other day? Ⓒ to which 前置詞thatは× 〈成蹊大 〉 which 777 the articles 先行詞 these are the articles + Mr. Williams was referring to the articles. 43

一行目、adoptingは何故分詞ではなくて動名詞とわかるんですか？

5 23 (So), (far from a benign human adopting a wolf puppy), it is more likely 仮S V 動名詞の意味上のS 変化を表す表現 「比例」 のas → that a population of wolves adopted us). 24 (As the advantages of dog 真S S' O' ownership became clear), we were as strongly affected (by our relationship C S V 過去への推量 「~だったかもしれない」 [with them])(as they have been (by their relationship [with us])) 25 Dogs may (even) have been the catalyst [for our civilization]. 語句 noteboo SV 訳 23 よって, 優しい人間が子オオカミを受け入れたのでは決してなく, オオカミの 集団が私たちを選んだというほうがあり得る話だ。 24犬を飼っていることの利点 が明らかになるにつれて, 犬が人間との関係によって影響を受けてきたのと同じ くらい, 人間も犬との関係によって強く影響を受けていた。 25 犬は、人間の文明 に変化を起こすきっかけを作ってきた可能性さえある。 採用する 選ぶ/ 23 far from ~決して~でない/benign 形 優しい / adopt puppy (キツネなどの)子, 子犬/25 catalyst 圈 きっかけを作るもの/civilization 名 文明 文法・構文 23 動名詞adopting ~ の前に,意味上のS(a benign human) が明示されて います(意味上の 「主語」なので, 「優しい人間が子オオカミをペットにしたこ と」という意味です)。 24 文頭のAs は, become という 「変化を表す表現」があ ることから「比例 (~につれて)」の意味だと判断できます。 後半は ~ as they have been {affected} by their relationship ~ から, affected が省略されています。 ~ 55

下から2行目のto seeのtoは結果を表すtoでしょうか？

目標時間 ■2分19秒 音声 noitqmurenos baya 1 Social norms are unwritten rules that govern the way that people behave within a society or group. These norms provide stability in the long run, preventing the society from decaying into chaos, and ensuring that even monumental change happens slowly. But they also 5 strongly influence individuals to conform to society. For instance, one study in the 1950s showed this very clearly. New students at a university were randomly assigned to live among either conservative students or liberal students. The researchers observed that these new students gradually adapted their values and beliefs over time to fit the 10 norms of their surroundings. 2 Other studies have shown that people followed group norms even when they had direct evidence that contradicted the norm. For example, in one study, people were asked to estimate the length of a line drawn on a piece of paper. People's estimates followed a group norm Soini insmye daug goland that the group 15 even in cases when people could see with their own eyes was wrong. 301 10 aniq 3 Social norms often stifle creativity in groups. To the extent that creativity is the result of "thinking outside the box," groups do not normally reward creative individuals, but instead ignore them or 20 even push them out of the group completely. This often works to the businesses who strive to attract creative talent to detriment of many their organization only to see them become unproductive under the pressure of conformance to norms. To O do (233 words) bonaq otaqisins 125 St.

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英語 ODIEZ V 英語 体験 THEME 版 長文読解テクニック WTF 予習 事前に「ライブ授業」の 〔1〕の問題文に目を通して、 [1] の第一段落を読もう。 ※問題を解く必要はありません。 葵01 >>> ライブ授業 Sクラス 次の[1] [2] の問いに答えなさい。 ('21 富山県) 〔1〕 理香 (Rika) さんは、英語の授業で友人の美咲 (Misaki) さんとのエピソードについてス ビーチをすることになりました。 次のスピーチ原稿を読んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 Hello, everyone. I will talk about my friend Misaki. When we entered junior high school, we decided to join the track and field team together because both of us liked running. We practiced hard together every day. However, I *injured my leg during spring vacation last year. I thought I couldn't join *competitions because I couldn't practice for a long time. I was sad and lost *motivation to run. I didn't want to "continue practicing. I told Misaki about it. She said, “We are not practicing for only competitions. We are running because we like it. Do you know the *Toyama Marathon? Junior high school students can't join it yet, but they can join the *jogging section of it. It is four kilometers. I'm going to join it. Why don't you join it with me? We still have six months to practice." I said, “I don't want to practice." However, she continued talking. She said, "Usually we can't run on the Shinminato Bridge, but the people who join the Toyama Marathon and the jogging section of it can run there. Isn't it exciting?" I became interested and finally decided to join the jogging section of the Toyama Marathon with Misaki. I started practicing again after I *recovered. It was harder than before, but Misaki always *encouraged me. On the day of the Toyama Marathon, many people joined the jogging section. I was surprised because many old people were running too. I wanted to be like them. Of course, I enjoyed running with Misaki, but there was only one sad thing. It was cloudy that day, so we couldn't see Tateyama from the Shinminato Bridge. I hope we can see it 20 next time. I remembered the joy of running through this experience. Winning competitions is not the only goal of sports. Enjoying them is more important. I am happy to have a friend who practices with me and encourages me when I have a hard time. I hope I can run with Misaki in high school too and get stronger. In the future, I want to run 42.195 25 kilometers in the Toyama Marathon with Misaki. Thank you for listening. competition 大会 *motivation 意欲 *Toyama Marathon 富山マラソン 注) injure痛める * continue ~ing 〜し続ける *jogging section ジョギングの部 encourage 励ます *Shinminato Bridge 新湊大橋 *joy 喜び recover 回復する 5 予習・ライブ授業 到達度チェック (1) 下線部①~③のうち、他の2つと異なることを指しているものを1つ選んで番号で答え なさい。 (2) 理香さんが富山マラソンやそのジョギングの部に興味をもったのは、美咲さんからどの ようなことを聞いたからですか。 その内容を日本語で書きなさい。 ] (3)このスピーチを通して理香さんが伝えたかったことを,次のア~オから2つ選んで記号 で答えなさい。 ア Junior high school students should not join any competition. イ People who join the Toyama Marathon can see Tateyama from the Shinminato Bridge every year. ウIn sports, having fun is more important than winning competitions. I When you have a hard time, good friends will give you hope for the future. オ People should practice running 42.195 kilometers because it is good for their health. 〕 (4)このスピーチを聞いた後, あなた (You)はALT のスコット (Scott) 先生と話をしました。 に10語以上の英語を書き入れ, 次の会話を完成させなさい。 ただし, 英文 の数は問わないが, 複数の文になる場合はつながりのある内容にすること。 Scott: Rika wants to continue running in high school. How about you? Do you want to continue doing something, or start a new thing in high school? You: In high school, I want to Scott: Sounds good. I hope you can do it. In high school, I want to ( ]). 〔2〕智也さんは,立山に生息する特別天然記念物 (special natural monument) のライチョ ウ(ptarmigan)が富山の県鳥であることを知り、興味をもちました。 智也さんが書い た次の英文レポートを読んで,あとの問いに答えなさい。 The ptarmigans are special natural monuments of Japan, and live only in cold places like high mountains. You can't find them in their *natural habitat so often, but you can see them on Tateyama if you have good luck. People often think the ptarmigans live only on high mountains. However, some of them spend winter by the sea in countries like Russia. Did you know that they change color each season? They become dark brown in summer and white in winter. When the birds change color like that, it is hard for other animals to find them. 花火 捕緑人質塊命を! (24) (29) Ill you be Prasat 英02.

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19764975 17. It will not be long (___) she can have the transplant surgery. 1 when 2 time 3 after It will not be long before SV 4 before ④till~するまで 18. The old man watched the ship (become smaller and smaller) ☐ 19. ( 1 because guon 2 unless 3 after <兵庫医科大〉 ) it was seen no more. 〈獨協大〉 ) my son enters elementary school, he should be able to say the English alphabet. ①Before long ②By the time ③While 4 Until 11(t) 20. He had no sooner arrived at home (min) it started to rain. S had no sooner done 1 as □ 21. ( ①Fairly 2 for 3 when than 101 ... than did ・・・したらすぐに~し(札幌) ~ ) had the meeting started when an earthquake shook the building. Hardly had s done 3 Immediately Rarely 倒置形 <明治大) 2 Hardly ? 22. ( ) begun considering the solution when an 報が入ってきた came in. Hea ~したらすぐにした 2 Before the men had 4 Soon had the men 1 As soon as the men had ~~したらすぐに 3 Scarcely had the men 人間は彼らが生き残るために必要なものを生産しはじめるとすぐに 〈日本大〉 23.( human beings started to produce what they needed to survive) they set themselves ① As soon as ~するとすぐに (大) apart from animals. eogebroe 2 The reason why 4 As it is * 3 No more than 24. I knew something was wrong with the engine ( although 2 even if 3 however ) I tried to start the car. 〈関西外国語大〉 12 the moment ~するとすぐ(近畿大> ⑨the

答えは③なんですけど、もし選択肢にbecomingがあったらこれでもいいんですか？？

5. Mary's dream is ( ⑪ become ② ) a nurse. 2 became ③ to become ④ to became Msamid yd evom od 19dford ym ( ) zi alasb edT

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We wear clothes to protect our bodies from the cold and heat. Traditional clothing reflects local climates and lifestyles. (X) reason that we wear clothes is to express our(Y)selves. Fashion is also an expression of the way we live. When we choose what to wear, we don't always have to follow common stereotypes. We can wear(Z) we want. ①文脈をヒントに、空欄X,Y,Zに当てはまる語を以下から選びなさい。 X: ア Another イ Some ) Y:ア outer イ inner ( ) Z: ア when イ what where ( ) ②内容が英文の内容に合っている場合はア, 間違っている場合はイを解答欄に書きなさい。 A: 私たちが衣服を着るのは、寒さや暑さから体を守るためです。 B: 着るものを選ぶ時は一般的な固定観念に従ったほうが無難です。 ( (ア) ) 【レポート第4回 3(2)】 Eating insects ( X ) us in many ways. They are rich in nutrition, especially protein. Insects (Y) as grasshoppers are eaten in Japan as a part of Japanese food culture. Moreover, insects may become a food supply in space in the future. When astronauts stay in space on (Z) missions, they need to grow their own food. Insect farming needs only a very small space and very little water, so insects can be raised efficiently. ① 文脈をヒントに、空欄 X, Y, Zに当てはまる語を以下から選び, 解答欄に書きなさい。 X: ア benefit イ benefits Y: アmuchイ such Z: ア extended イ extending ( ) ( ) )

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67. He ate too much during his vacation and put ( ) weight. put on weight 14 11 23. 1 up 2 ②on 68. Michael ( ), so we can trust him. マイケル 1 keeps fit 3 with ④4 for keep one's word 約束を守る 2 breaks the rules blons 201 breaks his promises ) his mind to become a social worker. make up ソーシャルワーカー 2 down 4 off 3 keeps his word 69. George made ( ⑨up 3 for ☐ 70. It seems clear that robots are going to ( society. esbi 1 make 2 give 3 create 〈名古屋学芸大〉 〈 青山学院大 〉 one's mind 決心する 〈北海道医療大〉 ) an ever more useful and valuable role in 71. My hand was still hurting so I had my doctor take ( 訳 1 a view of ☐ 72. We (1) what we have. 2 an eye of 私たちがしたことを当然だと思う ①are taken for granted 3 take for granted 3 a look at w's play a role in A ④play Aにおいて役割を果たす。 〈中央大 > ) it. Take a look at A AER 4 a watch at take it for granted ~ということを当然だと思う 2 are very granted for ? take nothing for granted 〈日本大〉 < 早稲田大 > 73. When my younger brother and I were children/ my mother often asked me to keep ( イディオム keep an eye on A Aから目を離さない よく見失う him so he wouldn't get lost. 習慣 1 an eye on 2 away from 3 back from 4 in time with 〈センター試験〉

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eg. He emerged from the investigation with his reputation largely intact (= not damaged). SV M A ⑦It is almost as if the more Japan borrows from the West, the more thoroughly Japanese she becomes, for it is not only Japanese to live, dress, eat and think in what might be called the traditional Japanese manner, it is also just as Japanese to live, dress, and eat in a Western manner. but m thoroughly (adv) = = aworle yola sice seeneqst not asazooxs nsed evert yldsinebnu eer.T