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2023年11月5日 公開 / 2023年12月2日更新
本記事は独学・国内学習による
英検1級保持者が書きました。
このシリーズは絶秒な良問のみで構成しています。
対象の大学レベルは国公立・早慶・MARCH 等です。
英検準1級・2級でライティング対策にも有効です。
それでは早速、
全25問、1問あたり30秒を目安にアタックしてみましょう。
次の英文の空所に適切な語を補って音読してください。
026
その老人は,少年の演技を気に入っている様子でした。
The old man looked ( ) with the boy's performance.
The old man looked pleased with the boy’s performance.
=The old man appeared delighted by the boy’s performance.
=The boy's performance brought a smile to the old man's face.
▸ pleased「喜んで」 ◂ 「喜ばされて」
027
ジョンは悪い子ではありません。
どちらかといえば,彼はかなり良い子です。
John isn't a bad boy. If ( ), he's a pretty good one.
John isn’t a bad boy. If anything, he’s a pretty good one.
=John isn't a bad kid. In fact, he's quite a good one.
=If you ask me, John is a pretty good boy.
▸ if anything「どちらかと言えば」
028
その決勝戦は私をとてもわくわくさせたので,
席に座ったままではいられなかった。
The final game made me so ( ) that I could not remain seated.
The final game made me so excited that I could not remain seated.
=The last game filled me with such excitement that I couldn't sit still.
=I was so thrilled by the final game that I couldn't stay in my seat.
▸ excited「わくわくして」 ◂ 「興奮させられて」
029
私は彼女に何回も言ったのだけれど,
彼女は喫煙をやめようとはしなかった。
She ( ) not give up smoking, although I told her to many times.
She would not give up smoking, although I told her to many times
=I repeatedly told her to quit smoking, but she refused.
=No matter how many times I advised her to quit, she wouldn't give up smoking.
▸〈過去の主語の意思〉を表す。
主として否定文で用いる。
030
その新しい競技場は非常に大きい。
約80,000 席の収容力があります。
The new stadium is very big. It has a seating ( ) of about 80,000.
The new stadium is very big. It has a seating capacity of about 80,000.
=The new stadium is massive, with a seating capacity of around 80,000.
=This stadium is huge, and it can accommodate approximately 80,000 people.
▸ capacity 「(部屋・建物・乗り物等の) 収容能力」
031
娘たちは,交替で母親の料理の手伝いをした。
The daughters took ( ) helping their mother cook.
The daughters took turns helping their mother cook.
=The daughters alternated in assisting their mother with cooking.
=They shared the responsibility of helping their mother cook, taking turns.
▸ take turns (in/at) doing「交代で…する」
032
その地位は,彼女が申し分なく有能だと考えていた男性によって占められた。
The position was filled by a man ( ) she thought was thoroughly competent.
The position was filled by a man who [that] she thought was thoroughly competent.
=She believed the man who filled the position was highly competent.
=In her opinion, the person who took the position was exceptionally skilled.
▸ 〈連鎖関係詞節〉と呼ばれる構造
空所直後のshe thought を挿入と考え
was に対する主語の機能を果たす語を
入れるのが分かり易い。
033
その手術が成功したかどうかはまだわからない。
It ( ) to be seen whether or not the operation was successful.
It remains to be seen whether or not the operation was successful.
=Whether the operation was successful or not is still uncertain.
=We don't know yet if the operation was a success or not.
▸ remain to be done「まだ…されていない」
(=have yet to be done, be yet to be done)
034
赤いトレーニングスーツを着たあの少女は,毎朝トラックを走っている。
That girl ( ) the red sweat suit runs around the track every morning.
That girl in the red sweat suit runs around the track every morning.
=The girl wearing the red sweat suit jogs around the track every morning.
=Every morning, you can see the girl in the red sweat suit running around the track.
▸ in〈着衣〉を表す用法。
035
私は彼の能力に関してはまったく疑いを持っていない。
I have no doubt ( ) about his ability.
I have no doubt whatever about his ability.
=I have absolutely no doubt regarding his ability.
=I am completely confident in his capabilities.
▸〈no+名詞〉の後にwhatever, whatsoever
を置いて否定の強調を表す用法。
036
パートタイムで働いている多くの学生がいます。
There ( ) many students working part-time.
There are many students working part-time.
=Numerous students are engaged in part-time jobs.
=A significant number of students work part-time.
▸ There is 構文ではbe 動詞の後の名詞を主語と考える。
037
彼女は非常に有能な秘書だという印象を私に与えます。
She ( ) me as a very efficient secretary.
She strikes me as a very efficient secretary.
=In my opinion, she comes across as a highly efficient secretary.
=I have the impression that she's an extremely efficient secretary.
▸ strike A as B「A にB の印象を与える」
038
「ボブはお金をなくして落ち込んでいるんだ」
「機嫌が悪いのは知ってたけれど,理由は知らなかった」
“Bob is depressed because he’s lost some money.”
“Oh, I saw he was in low ( ) but I didn’t know the reason.”
“Bob is depressed because he’s lost some money.”
="Bob is feeling down because he lost some money."
="Bob is in a low mood due to his financial loss."
“Oh, I saw he was in low spirits but I didn’t know the reason.”
▸ be in low[bad, poor] spirits「機嫌が悪い」
(=be in a bad mood)
039
テーブルの上にケーキがいくつかありますから,自由に取って食べてください。
Please help ( ) to some of the cakes on the table.
Please help yourself to some of the cakes on the table.
=Feel free to take some of the cakes from the table.
=You're welcome to grab a slice of cake from the table.
▸ help oneself to A「A を自由に取って飲食する」
040
その問題を解こうとしたが,時間のむだだとわかった。
I tried to solve the problem, ( ) I found a waste of time.
I tried to solve the problem, which I found a waste of time.
=I attempted to solve the problem, but I considered it a time-waster.
=I tried to address the issue, but I thought it was a futile effort.
▸〈非制限用法〉の関代を用いる問題
先行詞は前文のto solve the problem の内容
041
生きたままの魚を食べるのが好きな人もいます。
Some people like to eat fish ( ).
Some people like to eat fish alive.
=Some individuals enjoy consuming live fish.
=There are people who prefer eating fish while they are still alive.
▸ alive「生きている」
lively「生き生きとした」
042
子供時代,デレクは外国語を習得するのに理想的な環境にあった。
As a child, Derek was exposed to an ideal environment
( ) ( ) ( ) learn foreign languages.
As a child, Derek was exposed to an ideal environment in which to learn foreign languages.
=During his childhood, Derek had access to an optimal environment for learning foreign languages.
=Derek, as a child, was in an ideal setting to acquire foreign language skills.
▸ 前置詞+関代+to do で直前の名詞を修飾する用法がある
043
列車が到着したとき,私たちは30 分近く待ち続けていた。
We ( ) ( ) ( ) for nearly thirty minutes when the train arrived.
We had been waiting for nearly thirty minutes when the train arrived.
=When the train finally arrived, we had been waiting for almost half an hour.
=We waited for close to thirty minutes before the train showed up.
▸ when 節で示された過去の時点を基点に
それまでの継続を表す〈過去完了進行形〉
044
パーティーが中止されても,私の責任ではありません。
It’s not my ( ) if the party is cancelled.
It’s not my fault if the party is cancelled.
=I'm not to blame if the party gets canceled.
=The party being canceled is not my responsibility.
▸ A’s fault「A の責任」blame には所有格がつかない。
〈例〉I’m to blame for it. (私の責任ではない)
045
「あなたがうまくいきますように!」と彼は私に言った。
“( ) you succeed!” he said to me.
“May you succeed!” he said to me.
="I wish you success!" he said to me.
=He expressed his hope for your success.
▸ May S do …!〈祈願〉 堅苦しい文語。
046
バスが来るまでもう少し待たなければならないだろうと,私は彼に説明した。
I ( ) ( ) ( ) him that he would have to wait a little longer for the bus.
I explained to him that he would have to wait a little longer for the bus.
=I clarified to him that he would need to wait a bit longer for the bus.
=I provided him with an explanation that waiting a little longer for the bus was necessary.
▸ explain A to B「A のことをBに説明する」
A が長いの場合によく後方に移動する
047
映画館に出かけるのが好きな人もいれば,
家の中にいてテレビを見るのが好きな人もいます。
Some people are fond of going out to the cinema, while ( ) prefer to stay indoors to watch television.
Some people are fond of going out to the cinema, while others prefer to stay
indoors to watch television.
=Some individuals enjoy going to the cinema, whereas others like staying indoors to watch television.
=Going to the movies is favored by some, but there are those who prefer watching TV at home.
▸ some … and others ~
「…なものもあれば~なものもある」
and はwhile でも可。
048
少年たちは戦うことに決めたが,少女たちはそうしないように彼らに懇願した。
The boys decided to fight, but the girls begged them
( ) ( ).
The boys decided to fight, but the girls begged them not to.
=The boys made the decision to engage in a fight, while the girls pleaded with them to abstain.
=The boys opted for a fight, but the girls implored them not to do so.
▸ 否定の代不定詞はnot to で表す
049
「こんにちは。こちらはジェーン・スミスです。ブラウンさんとお話しできますか」
「電話番号をお間違いだと思います。こちらはマーズ大学です」
“Hello. This is Jane Smith. Could I speak to Mr. Brown?”
“I’m afraid you have the ( ) number. This is Mars University.”
“Hello. This is Jane Smith. Could I speak to Mr. Brown?”
“I’m afraid you have the wrong number. This is Mars University.”
="Hello, this is Jane Smith. Is it possible to speak with Mr. Brown?"
="I'm Jane Smith. May I have a word with Mr. Brown, please?"
▸ the wrong A「間違ったA」
050
私があなたの立場ならば,私を裏切ったことで彼を許したりしないだろう。
( ) ( ) in your place, I would not forgive him for betraying me.
Were I in your place, I would not forgive him for betraying me.
=If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't forgive him for betraying me.
=If I were in your position, I'd hold a grudge against him for betraying me.
▸ Were I in your place 「君の立場なら」
【音読用 基本英文】
026 The old man looked pleased with the boy’s performance.
▸ pleased「喜んで」 ◂ 「喜ばされて」
027 John isn’t a bad boy. If anything, he’s a pretty good one.
▸ if anything「どちらかと言えば」
028 The final game made me so excited that I could not remain seated.
▸ excited「わくわくして」 ◂ 「興奮させられて」
029 She would not give up smoking, although I told her to many times
▸〈過去の主語の意思〉を表す。主として否定文で用いる。
030 The new stadium is very big. It has a seating capacity of about 80,000.
▸ capacity には「(部屋・建物・乗り物などの) 収容能力」がある。
031 The daughters took turns helping their mother cook.
▸ take turns (in/at) doing「交代で…する」
032 The position was filled by a man who [that] she thought was thoroughly competent.
▸ 空所直後のshe thought を挿入と考えwas に対する主語の機能を果たす語を入れる
033 It remains to be seen whether or not the operation was successful.
▸ remain to be done「まだ…されていない」(=have yet to be done, be yet to be done)
034 That girl in the red sweat suit runs around the track every morning.
▸〈着衣〉を表す用法。
035 I have no doubt whatever about his ability.
▸〈no+名詞〉の後にwhatever, whatsoever を置いて否定の強調を表す用法。
036 There are many students working part-time.
▸ There is 構文ではbe 動詞の後の名詞を主語と考える。
037 She strikes me as a very efficient secretary.
▸ strike A as B「A にB の印象を与える」
038 “Bob is depressed because he’s lost some money.”
“Oh, I saw he was in low spirits but I didn’t know the reason.”
▸ be in low[bad, poor] spirits「機嫌が悪い」(=be in a bad mood)
039 Please help yourself to some of the cakes on the table.
▸ help oneself to A「A を自由に取って飲食する」
040 I tried to solve the problem, which I found a waste of time.
▸〈非制限用法〉の関代。 前文のto solve the problem の内容が先行詞
041 Some people like to eat fish alive.
▸ alive「生きている」lively「生き生きとした」と区別。
042 As a child, Derek was exposed to an ideal environment in which to learn foreign languages.
▸ 前置詞+関代+to do で直前の名詞を修飾する用法がある
043 We had been waiting for nearly thirty minutes when the train arrived.
▸ when 節で示された過去の時点を基点にそれまでの継続を表す〈過去完了進行形〉。
044 It’s not my fault if the party is cancelled.
▸ A’s fault「A の責任」blame には所有格がつかない。〈例〉I’m to blame for it.
045 “May you succeed!” he said to me.
▸ May S do …!〈祈願〉 堅苦しい文語。
046 I explained to him that he would have to wait a little longer for the bus.
▸ explain A to B「A のことをBに説明する」A が長いの場合によく後方に移動する
047 Some people are fond of going out to the cinema, while others prefer to stay indoors to watch television[./太字]
▸ some … and others ~「…なものもあれば~なものもある」and はwhile でも可。
[太字]048 The boys decided to fight, but the girls begged them not to.
▸ 否定の代不定詞はnot to で表す。
049 “Hello. This is Jane Smith. Could I speak to Mr. Brown?”
“I’m afraid you have the wrong number. This is Mars University.”
▸ the wrong A「間違ったA」
050 Were I in your place, I would not forgive him for betraying me.
▸ Were I in your place ← If I were in your place「君の立場なら」
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