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2011本試 第3問

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Question No. 14

W:   Is there anything I can do to help with dinner?

M:   Well, I already set the table.

W:   Then, how about if I pour the iced tea?

M:   Not just yet. The bread needs to be cut, and the wine’s not open.

W:   OK. Where’s the cutting board?

Question No. 15

M:   Do you know what reflects the pace of life of a country?

W:   No.

M:   Walking speed and the accuracy of clocks.

W:   Really? So which country has the fastest pace?

M:   Well, clocks in Switzerland keep correct time, and the people are in a rush.

W:   You know, I think it depends on the individual.

Question No. 16

M:   Where’s my file? I saved something on this computer yesterday, but it’s gone.

W:   All files get deleted when you turn off the school computers.

M:   Why?

W:   The school doesn’t want students to leave junk on them.

M:   My file was not junk! It was my final report!

W:   I guess you’re out of luck.

 

 

Questions No. 17 to 19

M:   What are you reading?

W:   A report on how Americans identify their ethnic backgrounds.

M:   That’s interesting. You know, my favorite actor’s mother is Irish, and his father’s from Nigeria. Are all Americans aware of their roots?

W:   Hmm. According to this, quite a few describe their ancestry simply as American, about 7%, and African-Americans make up about 9% of the population.

M:   So, what’s your ethnic background?

W:   Well, I’m Italian and Polish. Italian ranks 7th and Polish, 8th.

M:   What background is the most common? English?

W:   No, although it’s more common than people who call themselves American, it’s not even in the top three.

M:   Many Irish immigrants came here because of the famine in the 1800s, right?

W:   Yes. Nearly 11% say they have Irish roots ― pretty high, but it’s not the highest. More people in America claim German ancestry than any other.

M:   Now I understand how complex American society is.

 

 

【解答】2011年度 本試験 第3問

A 

問14  ④                 問15  ④                

問16  ①

B 

問17  ④                 問18  ①                

問19  ②

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2015
28
Dec

2011本試 第3問

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【リスニング台本】

Question No. 14

W:   Is there anything I can do to help with dinner?

M:   Well, I already set the table.

W:   Then, how about if I pour the iced tea?

M:   Not just yet. The bread needs to be cut, and the wine’s not open.

W:   OK. Where’s the cutting board?

Question No. 15

M:   Do you know what reflects the pace of life of a country?

W:   No.

M:   Walking speed and the accuracy of clocks.

W:   Really? So which country has the fastest pace?

M:   Well, clocks in Switzerland keep correct time, and the people are in a rush.

W:   You know, I think it depends on the individual.

Question No. 16

M:   Where’s my file? I saved something on this computer yesterday, but it’s gone.

W:   All files get deleted when you turn off the school computers.

M:   Why?

W:   The school doesn’t want students to leave junk on them.

M:   My file was not junk! It was my final report!

W:   I guess you’re out of luck.

 

 

Questions No. 17 to 19

M:   What are you reading?

W:   A report on how Americans identify their ethnic backgrounds.

M:   That’s interesting. You know, my favorite actor’s mother is Irish, and his father’s from Nigeria. Are all Americans aware of their roots?

W:   Hmm. According to this, quite a few describe their ancestry simply as American, about 7%, and African-Americans make up about 9% of the population.

M:   So, what’s your ethnic background?

W:   Well, I’m Italian and Polish. Italian ranks 7th and Polish, 8th.

M:   What background is the most common? English?

W:   No, although it’s more common than people who call themselves American, it’s not even in the top three.

M:   Many Irish immigrants came here because of the famine in the 1800s, right?

W:   Yes. Nearly 11% say they have Irish roots ― pretty high, but it’s not the highest. More people in America claim German ancestry than any other.

M:   Now I understand how complex American society is.

 

 

【解答】2011年度 本試験 第3問

A 

問14  ④                 問15  ④                

問16  ①

B 

問17  ④                 問18  ①                

問19  ②

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