【英語】11月進研模試対策問題 解答付き

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koto

koto

高校全学年

長文一問
過去問です。

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koto
著者 koto

2020年の11月のものも有りますが載せるのは違法なので投稿はしません。

koto
著者 koto

いいえ違います。過去問です。

ゆみみみ
ゆみみみ

2020年 11月のものでしょうか

koto
著者 koto

高校一年生のです。

インフルエンサー
インフルエンサー

何年生のですか?

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【必答問題】
5 次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えよ。 (配点 24)
You could say I had three mothers, my real mom and my two grandmas, Rosa and
Andrea. My grandmas often took care of me because my mom needed a lot of help when
I was little. Both of my grandmothers spoke Spanish, but only Grandma Andrea knew
English, too. Because of (7) this, we spent a good deal of time together. I thought there
was something special about her because she was the only older lady I knew who could
speak two languages. Ours was not a typical relationship between a boy and his
grandma.
Grandma Andrea was not much taller than most of her grandchildren, but I looked
up to her. She taught me things like *discipline, manners, and respect. Whenever I was
alone in the house with her, she'd speak to me in English and in Spanish. Once, I
remember that she asked me in Spanish if I wanted a glass of milk and a snack. I didn't
answer her in Spanish, only in English. But she refused to give me my milk and snack
( 1 ) I answered her in Spanish. She didn't want me to be lazy about learning both
English and Spanish.
Her brown eyes always looked gentle but I saw strength in them. She didn't give up
when her husband died in 1979. Instead, she continued to work and raised ten kids,
including my father, Raul Hernandez. Even when she had troubles, she always made
everyone feel at home. Every holiday was an excuse to celebrate and have family and
'friends together at her place. She was friendly with all her neighbors and was always
ready to give a helping hand. When a neighbor was sick, she would bring food or
medicine. She would also pray for them in church.
On Sundays, she dressed formally to go to church. She always wore her gray suit,
and her curly dark hair framed her round face. I remember how she looked one Sunday
morning. (Activity filled the house. Everybody was talking, making breakfast, watching
TV, or getting ready for church. Grandma Andrea stood in the doorway, and the
sunlight acted like a spotlight. Her cheeks were *flushed and she wore a proud smile as
she looked out at her family. I'll always remember this moment when she looked like a
very noble, elegant, and *sophisticated lady.
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Grandma Andrea was very *strict about my behavior in public. She encouraged me
not to get in trouble in the neighborhood. "Don't walk around with nothing to do," she'd
say. “I have plenty of things at home that will keep you out of trouble.” She didn't put
up with any nonsense. But she never tried to stop me from exploring and being a kid. If
I wanted to go by myself to the store a few blocks away, she'd let me. She'd only say,
“Watch out for cars,” or “Be back in time for dinner.” She made me feel safe. I respected
her because she respected me.
Grandma Andrea was not only sweet, but was also a good friend and teacher. She
died in 1995 after a very full life. There is nothing I can do to bring her back but
remember her.
注) discipline = 規律
*flush = (顔・ほおなど) をぱっと赤くさせる
sophisticated = 洗練された, 教養のある
strict = 厳しい
問1 下線部(ア) が指す内容を,日本語で具体的に答えよ。
問2 本文中の空所(イ)に入れるのに最も適当なものを、次の1~4のうちから一つ選
び番号で答えよ。
1 because
2 though
3 until
4 when
問3 下線部(ウ)が示す具体的な内容を、日本語で四つ答えよ。
問4 次の Question に対して英語で答えよ。
Question: How did the author feel when Andrea let him go shopping alone?
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