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過去の入試問題

平成２２年度　英語

【１】　次の各文の空所に入れるのに最も適した語句の番号を下から選びなさい。
（１） When I was a child, my father made me ( ) history.

1. study 2. studying 3. studied 4. to study

（２） We are looking forward to ( ) you again.

1. see 2. seeing 3. have seen 4. having seen

（３） He is five years junior ( ) me.

1. than 2. to 3. as 4. for

（４） That is the place ( ) I have lived for a long time.

1. which 2. where 3. when 4. how

（５） It is five weeks ( ) I saw her last.

1. before 2. since 3. while 4. during

【２】　下記の語句を用いて次の文の意味を表す英文を作り３番目と５番目にくる語句の記号を答えなさい。

（１）彼は小さすぎて学校へは行くことができない。

He ( ) ( ) ( ３番目 ) ( ) ( ５番目 ) to school.

a. to

b. young

c. is

d. too

e. go

（２）私の時計では８時１５分まえです。

It is ( ) ( ) ( ３番目 ) ( ) ( ５番目 ) ( ).

a. quarter

b. eight

c. a

d. to

e. watch

f. by

（３）お願いがあるのですが。

May ( ) ( ) ( ３番目 ) ( ) ( ５番目 ) ( ) ?

a. ask

b. you

c. I

d. of

e. favor

f. a

（４）　私は何をすべきかわかりませんでした。

( ) ( ) ( ３番目 ) ( ) ( ５番目 ) ( ).

a didn’t

b what

c. I

d. know

e. do

f. to

（５）　私は１昨日、学校を休みました。

I was ( ) ( ) ( ３番目 ) ( ) ( ５番目 ) ( ) ( ) .

a. from	b. day	c. school	d. the
e. absent	f. yesterday	g. before

【３】　次の各対話文の空欄に入れるのにもっとも適当なものをそれぞれ下の１～４から選びなさい。

（１） A : Pardon me. Do you have a lighter, please ?

B : Yes. ( )

A : Thank you.

1. Here I have.	2. Here they are.
3. Here you are.	4. Here we are.

（２） A : Do you like swimming in the pool ?

B : Yes,I do. But I am not a good swimmer.

A : ( )

1. I am not , too.	2. So I am.
3. So am I.	4. Neither am I.

（３） A : Would you mind my using your dictionary over there ?

B : ( )

A : Thank you very much.

1. Yes, please.	2. No, I would.
3. Here we are.	4. Of course not.

（４） A : Do you have a large English dictionary I could borrow for a few days ?

B : I’m sorry. I don’t.

A : ( ) Thanks anyway.

1. Here you are.	2. Oh, don’t you ?
3. That’s all right.	4. That’s too bad.

（５） A : Oh it’s nine o’clock. I must be going.

B : Really ? ( )

A : I’m afraid I can’t. I have to be home by ten.

1. Can’t you stay a little longer ?	2. I enjoyed your company.
3. I have a favor to ask you.	4. I’m sorry to hear that.

【４】　次の英文を読み下記の問いに答えなさい。

The Japanese prepare rice differently from the English. In England, when we have rice with chicken, rice is often rather hard, or soft and dry. But in Japan, it is soft and wet and sticky. So it easily sticks together; and it is easily picked up with chopsticks. Here I must say a word about chopsticks, which are regularly used for eating Japanese food. It is one thing the Japanese have in common with the Chinese. At first, I was not good at using them. Nobody was. But in a short time I got used to them. When I used them to put food in my mouth. I thought of a mother bird giving food to her young.

Speaking of food, I must say something about drink,too. In fact, you can’t eat without drinking, “ to help the food down”. I’ve already written about Japanese tea, which is given at all times of the day and night. It is usually green, but it may also be light brown. There are perhaps as many kinds of tea in Japan as wines in Europe. To me, however, they all taste more or less alike. My sense of taste isn’t so delicate as that of the Japanese.

Then there is the rice-wine known as‘sake’. This is poured hot into very small cups. You have to drink it all at once, and then hand out your cup for more. You shouldn’t pour it for yourself; that would not be polite, but someone else, usually a woman, may pour it for you. It is often enjoyed with raw fish, before the rice is served.

本文の内容に合うものには○を、合わないものには×をつけよ。

1. English people don’t eat rice.

2. Chinese people also use chopsticks.

3. It is hard to eat Japanese food with a fork.

4. Very few of Japanese people like to drink ‘sake’with ‘sashimi.’

5. All kinds of Japanese tea taste almost the same.

6. To drink ‘sake’alone is bad manners.

7. To pour ‘sake’into your own cup for yourself isn’t good manners.