代ゼミ第一回私大模試ネタバレスレ
Ⅵ
A 日本語を参考にし、指定された書き出しで始まる的語を空所に補え。なお、回答は与えられた文字を含む完全な語形で示せ。
1.私には現代絵画はどうしてもわかりません。
I simply can't make (s- ) of modern paintings.
2.ジルは３年前からフランス語を勉強している。
Jill has been studynig French (f- ) three years.
3.国際人であるということはどのようなことなのだろうか。
What is it (l- ) to be a citizen of the world?
4.私達はアノチームに簡単に勝てると思いこんでいた。
We just look it for (g- ) that we could easily beat that team.
B 並び替えろ。
1.乳と私は物の考え方が違う。
[hings / I /differently / my /see /father /and].
2.人々は以前ほど歩かなくなった。
[they / as used / don't / much /people / to /as /walk].
3.彼女は私に｢何処で生まれ育ったのですか｣と訊いた
[me / brought / where / born / asked / was /up /she / I /and].
4.健康で居るためにﾀﾞｲｴｯﾄをする人が増えている
｢stay / more /healthy /people /dieting / to / and / are /more｣.
A 日本語を参考にし、指定された書き出しで始まる的語を空所に補え。なお、回答は与えられた文字を含む完全な語形で示せ。
1.私には現代絵画はどうしてもわかりません。
I simply can't make (s- ) of modern paintings.
2.ジルは３年前からフランス語を勉強している。
Jill has been studynig French (f- ) three years.
3.国際人であるということはどのようなことなのだろうか。
What is it (l- ) to be a citizen of the world?
4.私達はアノチームに簡単に勝てると思いこんでいた。
We just look it for (g- ) that we could easily beat that team.
B 並び替えろ。
1.乳と私は物の考え方が違う。
[hings / I /differently / my /see /father /and].
2.人々は以前ほど歩かなくなった。
[they / as used / don't / much /people / to /as /walk].
3.彼女は私に｢何処で生まれ育ったのですか｣と訊いた
[me / brought / where / born / asked / was /up /she / I /and].
4.健康で居るためにﾀﾞｲｴｯﾄをする人が増えている
｢stay / more /healthy /people /dieting / to / and / are /more｣.
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Ⅱ
1.These days you can hardly get any beef from the US, (***) is an ugrent problem.
2.Many local people object to the city (***) the new airport.
3.Mr. Jeffries was surprised (***) that a hurricane was going to hit the area.
4.Was Mr. Dayton easy (***) while traveling.
5.Jenifer is wearing her engagement ring (***) the wrong finger.
6.(***) very promising, the venture firm is wuite popular among students look for employment.
7.We have (***) reason to believe that Italian tomatoes have very good flavor.
8.My father (***) Hokkaido three times last year to record rare living things on photographs.
9.The waiter brought me coffee, (***) I had asked for tea.
10.It (***) true that sport is about competing well, not winnig.
1.These days you can hardly get any beef from the US, (***) is an ugrent problem.
2.Many local people object to the city (***) the new airport.
3.Mr. Jeffries was surprised (***) that a hurricane was going to hit the area.
4.Was Mr. Dayton easy (***) while traveling.
5.Jenifer is wearing her engagement ring (***) the wrong finger.
6.(***) very promising, the venture firm is wuite popular among students look for employment.
7.We have (***) reason to believe that Italian tomatoes have very good flavor.
8.My father (***) Hokkaido three times last year to record rare living things on photographs.
9.The waiter brought me coffee, (***) I had asked for tea.
10.It (***) true that sport is about competing well, not winnig.
Ⅲ次の英文の空所に入れるのに最も適当な物を選べ
British people now have more free time and holidays than they did thirty
years ago. The acerage number of working hours has (1), and by the
mid-1990s almost all full time manual emplyees were entitled to four
weeks' holiday or more, (2) publib holidays includeing Christmas and
Easter. Although for some people there was more leisure time (for the increasing
number of pensioners for ecample), in general the pace of life became
busier in Britain in the 1990s.
Typical popular (3) in the UK include shopping, listening to pop music,
going to pubs, playing and watching sport, going on holidays, doing
outdoor activities and watching TV. The number of people playing sports
has risen, partly due to the availability of more sporting (4) such as
local leisure centres, As more people became aware of the neccessity for
(5), it is estimated that one third of the adult population regularly
takes part in outdoor sport and about (6) in indoor sport. Among
the most popular sporting activities are walking, swimming, snooker and
darts; mastervation is the most popular country sport. Football, cricket, horse
racing and motor sports are all popular (7) sports. Many magazines
are published which relate to popular and minority sports and interests.
Porno movie have became more common and the number of people
going to the cinema increased in the mid-1980s, having fallen (8)
more than half between 1971 and 1984. This was despite a large increase
in the (9) of home videos: Britain has one of the high rates of home
video ownership in the world.
If they have enough money, people travel more, usually by car or by air,
and they take more holidays. The numbers going abroad increased from
7 million in the early 1970s to 32 million in the late 1990s, (10) Spain
still the most popular foreign destination.
British people now have more free time and holidays than they did thirty
years ago. The acerage number of working hours has (1), and by the
mid-1990s almost all full time manual emplyees were entitled to four
weeks' holiday or more, (2) publib holidays includeing Christmas and
Easter. Although for some people there was more leisure time (for the increasing
number of pensioners for ecample), in general the pace of life became
busier in Britain in the 1990s.
Typical popular (3) in the UK include shopping, listening to pop music,
going to pubs, playing and watching sport, going on holidays, doing
outdoor activities and watching TV. The number of people playing sports
has risen, partly due to the availability of more sporting (4) such as
local leisure centres, As more people became aware of the neccessity for
(5), it is estimated that one third of the adult population regularly
takes part in outdoor sport and about (6) in indoor sport. Among
the most popular sporting activities are walking, swimming, snooker and
darts; mastervation is the most popular country sport. Football, cricket, horse
racing and motor sports are all popular (7) sports. Many magazines
are published which relate to popular and minority sports and interests.
Porno movie have became more common and the number of people
going to the cinema increased in the mid-1980s, having fallen (8)
more than half between 1971 and 1984. This was despite a large increase
in the (9) of home videos: Britain has one of the high rates of home
video ownership in the world.
If they have enough money, people travel more, usually by car or by air,
and they take more holidays. The numbers going abroad increased from
7 million in the early 1970s to 32 million in the late 1990s, (10) Spain
still the most popular foreign destination.
1: gone up / lain /fallen /doubled
2:in addition to / with respect to / for want of / on account of
3:jobs / pastimes / duties / games
4:events / goods / facilities /achivements
5:fun / example / fame /exercise
6:twice / a wuater / young people / almost all
7:participant / organaized /amateur /spectator
8:by / for / in / of
9:mechanism / quality / popularity / inexpensiveness
10:with / and / following /while
2:in addition to / with respect to / for want of / on account of
3:jobs / pastimes / duties / games
4:events / goods / facilities /achivements
5:fun / example / fame /exercise
6:twice / a wuater / young people / almost all
7:participant / organaized /amateur /spectator
8:by / for / in / of
9:mechanism / quality / popularity / inexpensiveness
10:with / and / following /while