英語検定　１級(2026年第1回No.4)

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1-4		英語検定(１級)　筆記	2026年第1回(No.29～No.35) 各１０点 × 7問 ＝ 7０点満点
次の英文を読み、(29)から(31)の各質問に最も適切なものを、1～4 の中から一つ選びなさい。
問29		Question: Based on the information in the first paragraph, what can be inferred about François-Léon Arnaud’s patient? 答え： ( 29) (1) Although he had met Arnaud before Arnaud began treating him as a patient, he would have been unable to recall their first meeting. (2) He frequently had trouble recalling his past experiences, which led Arnaud to determine that he was not experiencing déjà vu. (3) He was not experiencing déjà vu as it is understood today, as he lacked one of the key criteria that defines it. (4) The fact that he only seemed to experience déjà vu in a few specific circumstances indicates he was likely lying about his condition.
問30		Question: What is true about the 2016 study? 答え： ( 30 ) (1) It suggests that young people are more likely to report experiencing déjà vu because a certain area of their brain has not fully developed. (2) It demonstrates that episodes of déjà vu tend to become more intense as people experience more of them. (3) It shows that déjà vu is likely the result of the brain’s inability to classify many memory errors. (4) It supports the idea that experiencing déjà vu indicates a person’s brain is functioning in a healthy manner.
問31		Question: The 2012 study supported the Gestalt familiarity hypothesis by showing that participants (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) 答え： ( 31 ) (1) experienced déjà vu more often when encountering spatial layouts that seemed familiar but which they could not recall. (2) were more likely to experience déjà vu in unfamiliar environments without any connections to spaces they had previously seen. (3) had as much difficulty navigating familiar spaces as they had navigating spaces they had not previously seen. (4) were much less likely to report feeling déjà vu in virtual spaces than they were in real physical spaces.
次の英文を読み、(32)から(35)の各質問に最も適切なものを、1～4 の中から一つ選びなさい。
問32		Question: Which of the following statements about Athens’s transition to a democratic government is true? 答え： ( 32 ) (1) It chose to become a democracy due to the financial and military threats that it was under from cities like Corinth and Sparta. (2) Because intellectuals enjoyed a higher position in Athenian society, the populace was more open to radical political ideas. (3) Although it was not the first city-state to allow citizens to vote, it allowed more of them to do so than other city-states in the past. (4) Much of the population feared that becoming a democracy would cause Athens to become cut off from the other city-states it was allied with.
問33		Question: The author of the passage mentions the kleroterion (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) 答え： ( 33 ) (1) to emphasize the Greeks’ fundamental belief that the randomness of life should be reflected in the Greek political system. (2) as support for the idea that political power should not be concentrated in the hands of one small group. (3) to provide an explanation as to why the boule was granted a greater degree of authority than the assembly was. (4) as evidence of the necessity of stability and consistency in a system designed to elect political leaders.
問34		Question: Which of the following statements would Loren J. Samons II be most likely to agree with? 答え： ( 34 ) (1) Rather than any flaws in the Athenian system, it was a lack of financial resources that led to wars and the overthrow of the democratic government. (2) The rise of Athenian demagogues can mainly be blamed on a clever plan conceived by one of Athens’s rival city-states. (3) Because of the nature of democracy, there will always be leaders who attempt to exploit majority rule to undermine rational policymaking. (4) Although Athens seemed like a true democracy, most of the people were actually reluctant to make significant political decisions.
問35		Question: What did Josiah Ober and Federica Carugati say was a root cause of the failure of Athenian democracy? 答え： ( 35 ) (1) Many people in Athenian society actually felt that being conquered by Macedonia would be preferable to Athens’s political system. (2) The structure of the system, which did not put limits on one element of the government, allowed democracy to go out of control. (3) The decision in the trial of the six generals set off a chain reaction that eventually led to fatal military defeats. (4) A significant proportion of citizens in the assembly failed to understand the seriousness of Athens’s situation following the Battle of Arginusae.