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1.次の日本語に合うように、( 1.マイクは 4,5日会社の休みを取った。 Mike took ( )内に最も適切な1語を入れなさい。 ) days ( )the office. 2.友人は先日、私の宿題を手伝ってくれた。 My friend helped ( )my homework the ( ) day. 3. 最初そのテレビ番組にはうんざりしていたが、今ではどちらかというと気に入っている。 )like it. I was ( )the TV progranm at first, but now I( 4. 音楽クラブのメンバーは、自分の楽器を弾くことに熱中している。 The music club members are ( )in( )their musical ( 5.何か書くものを持っていますか? Do you have something ( 6.先生は、私が遅刻したことを許してくれたばかりだ。 The teacher ( )just ( )me( )being late. 7. 私は、ドアにカギをかけないで外出したので、それが心配だった。 I went out ( )the ( ), so I was worried about it. 8. 彼女たちは、雷が怖かったに違いない。 They must ( )the thunder. 9. こんなによい機会を与えて下さるとは、あなたは思慮深い方です。 It is ( )you( )offer a good ( )like this. 10.私の友人は、以前からとても金持ちだと信じられていた。 ) was( )that my friend ( )very rich. 11. 私の知る限り、彼は正直者だ。 ), he is honest. 12. この会議をこれ以上長引かせられません。 We cannot ( )this conference (

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学習日 6) April Fools' エイプリルフール Day Jeg ns vaW 「1 Tom wanted to play a trick on Jack because it was April Fools' Day. He said. “Jack, do you know that the shop on the corner is paying 5 *"cents for old bottles? If セント you have any around the house, you should take , them to the shop." Jack always 1) wanted more money, so he didn't think about what day it was. As soon as he went back home, he asked his mother to collect all the old bottles in the house. Jack got 5 them from her and went to the shop. “Tm told you're paying 5 cents for a bottle," he said to the **shopkeeper. "Well, That will be 50 cents, please." The shopkeeper thought he 店主 here are ten bottles. 2) was joking, but soon remembered it was April Fools' Day. He said to Jack, “I think 10 someone played a trick on you, young man. 2 At first。Jack was very angry. But then he had a 'good' idea. He quickly went 3) to Tom's house and rang the doorbell. When Tom opened the door, Jack was smiling. Tom couldn't understand why Jack looked so happy. “D Did you go to the shop on the corner?" Tom asked. Jack answered, “Oh, yes. Of course. But, Tom, you were wrong. The 15 shopkeeper is paying only 4 cents, not 5 cents. I got 40 cents for ten bottles, anyway. Thank you very much for the advice." He smiled again and went back to his Own house. 3 After Jack went home, Tom began to collect as many bottles as possible. Before 20 noon, he got so many that he asked his father to carry them to the shop by truck. “I have 400 bottles for you," he said to the shopkeeper. “That will be 16 dollars, please." “You, too!" the shopkeeper said. “I know someone who **had a fine April 5) ~な日を過す Fools' Day with his friend." And then Tom knew that. he was the bigger fool. 6) 1 317 words

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Grade 2 4 ライティング 以下の TOPIC について、あなたの意見とその理由を2つ書きなさい。 POINTS は理由を書く際の参考となる観点を示したものです。ただし, これら以外 の観点から理由を書いてもかまいません。 語数の目安は80語~100語です。 解答は,解答用紙のB面にあるライティング解答欄に書きなさい。なお, 解答欄の 外に書かれたものは採点されません。 解答が TOPICに示された問いの答えになっていない場合や、, TOPIC からずれて いると判断された場合は、0点と採点されることがあります。 TOPIC の内容をよく 読んでから答えてください。 ad 1edW t ian bb tedW TOPIC Some people prefer to buy food produced in their local area. Do you think more people will buy locally produced food in the future? bt e orber CLSC 20sA o ug ont Mpt POINTS Local economnies onyog guedtaumd ap Safety The environment

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73 (1) It was Schopenhauer who first said that all arts aspire to the condition of music; that remark has often been repeated, and has been the cause of a good deal of misunderstanding, but it does express an important truth. Schopenhauer was thinking of the abstract qualities of music; (2) in music, and almost in music alone, it is possible for the artist to appeal to his audience directly, without the intervention of a medium of communica- tion in common use for other purposes. The architect must express himself in buildings which have some utilitarian pur- pose. The poet must use words which are bandied about in the daily give-and-take of conversation. The painter usually ex- presses himself by the representation of the visible world. (3) Only the composer of music is perfectly free to create a work of art of his own consciousness, and with no other aim than to But all artists have this same intention, the desire to please. please; and art is most simply and most usually defined as an attempt to create pleasing forms. 一HERBERT READ, The Meaning of Art 出題校 東京芸大一音, 桐朋学園大, 慶大一医, 広島大, 西南学院大, 神戸市外語大, 立命館大一文, 芝浦 エ大,共立女大一文芸

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(12) Air conditioners were in ( ) last summer because of the very hot temperatures. 1 demand moolew. MoM. nM (050) 2 common 3 advance 1ndi 4 detail insvs (13) Violet's father always stood ( 20:) ina crowd, bothbecause he was very tall and because he had bright red hair. 4 by 1 out 2 over 3 up (14) Donna had to wait at home until the computer repairman came. ), she washed the dishes and cleaned the bedroom. 2 At any cost 4 On the contrary 1 To some extent 3 In the meantime か よ

この英文は文頭のitと最後の方のitは意味が違うように扱っていますが、なぜ違うって分かるんですか？ ついつい一緒だと思って、ん？？みたいになるのですが。 2枚目は全体の流れです。

29 It ( often ) means [ being afraid ] and L doing it ( anyway ) 1. 02 A A S V 00 勇敢であることは (しばしば) [こわがり】 そして [(そうであるにもかかわらず) 行動士る こと]なのだとも言いました。 中 ●文頭には He said that が省略されていると考えるとよい。 VineD

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維持した一方、「居住」の点では1つ順位を落とし、12位でした。また、在宅勤務のしゃ+ さといった「働き方の柔軟性」では、41位と最下位に近い順位になっています。 bolrbedoe e (間) 行ゴリ [Answer in English] In which categories, is Tokyo ranked highest and lowest? Highest rank are Yesearch ond devyelopment in Tha adon olnbora es bford 6or Lowest ronk 解 If is ranked highest in reseach omd and lmot in nark stye fleihlity. is mork Style flexihility. develop ment [本文中の熟語)

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この問題の(2)についてです 解答の(i)までは分かるのですが、そこから下が分かりません。 なぜb1=0の時、2直線が平行ならb2=0なのでしょうか？

3 次の問いに答えよ。 メ1) 2直線 a,x+bytc=0 と azx+b:y+c2=0 について, 平行条件は a.bュ=a:b1, であることを示せ。 垂直条件は aaz+b,b2=0 0ートーS+0-8--x8 X12 (2) 2直線(a-1)xー3y-330, 2.x-(a+4)yー6=0 が平行のとき、 および 垂直のときの,定数aの値を求めよ。 A p.74.75