英語検定 準2級(2022年第1回No.4) 残り時間が0になると、自動的に採点します。 時間内に終了する場合は、一番下の「採点する」のボタンを押してください。 残り時間: 分 秒 1-4 英語検定(準2級) 筆記 2022年第1回(No.31~No.37) 各10点 × 7問 = 70点満点 次の英文を読み、(31)から(33)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31 Question: Last month, Ai (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) 答え: ( 31 ) (1) spent some time at a beach. (2) started taking swimming lessons. (3) visited her family in Pittsburgh. (4) played outside with her brother. 問32 Question: What did Jenny like best about the museum? 答え: ( 32 ) (1) Watching scientists get bones ready for the museum. (2) Listening to a cool talk about some dinosaur bones. (3) Its amazing collection of colorful rocks. (4) Its windows were large and let in a lot of light. 問33 Question: What is Ai going to do next month? 答え: ( 33 ) (1) Move to Chicago with her family. (2) Take a trip abroad to see Jenny. (3) Get up early to attend an event. (4) Start working in a history museum. 次の英文を読み、(34)から(37)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34 Question: What is one reason that wolves disappeared from Germany? 答え: ( 34 ) (1) They were hunted to stop them from killing farm animals. (2) The animals that wolves ate were all killed by farmers. (3) Farmers in Germany started keeping cows instead of sheep. (4) People made farms in the places where the wolves lived. 問35 Question: Why did many people in eastern Europe leave their farms in the 1980s and 1990s? 答え: ( 35 ) (1) Their farms were bought to create areas for wild animals. (2) The number of wolves and other animals suddenly increased. (3) New laws in European countries said that they had to leave. (4) They had chances to go and work in other countries. 問36 Question: Many wolves prefer living in army training centers because (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) 答え: ( 36 ) (1) the soldiers at the centers give them food from the kitchens. (2) people who hunt them are too scared to go in the centers. (3) a lot of people visit the special areas for wild animals. (4) there are fewer roads than in other parts of Germany. 問37 Question: The German government (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) 答え: ( 37 ) (1) plans to open 62 new army training centers. (2) moved some rare birds to protect them. (3) brought horses and bison to parks in 2015. (4) has provided more land for wild animals.