(1)
A dead triangle of factors is responsible for the killing off of about forty percent of all the honeybee colonies in the US last year. NO ERROR
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dead → deadly
▷難易度
☆☆
▷解答に必要な文法事項
【形容詞】
▷解くためのプロセス
形容詞の語法の問題。
知らないと少し難しい問題です。
deadは単に「死んでいる」というような意味合いで使います。
A person, animal, or plant that is dead is no longer living.
『Cobuild Dictionary』
no longer alive
『OXFORD Dictionary』
一方deadlyはまだ死んでいません。
致命的なという訳が良いでしょう。
If something is deadly, it is likely or able to cause someone’s death, or has already caused someone’s death.
『Cobuild Dictionary』
causing or likely to cause death
また限定用法では、強調で使うこともできます。
[only before noun] extreme; complete
I’m in deadly earnest.
We sat in deadly silence.
They are deadly enemies (= are full of hatred for each other).
The missile found its target with deadly accuracy.
『OXFORD Dictionary』
(2)
Rats will enthusiastically work to free a rat caught in a trap—and they are especially eager to be good Samaritans who they’re in the company of other willing helpers. NO ERROR
(3)
The same process that causes dew drops to form on a blade of grass appear to play
an important role in Alzheimer’s disease and other brain diseases. NO ERROR
(4)
While true that sea otters devour huge quantities of shellfish that people like to eat, any commercial losses to fisheries are far outweighing by economic benefits associated with the otters, according to a new study.
NO ERROR
(5)
Ecologist Suzanne Simard shares how she discovered that trees use underground fungal networks
to communicate and share resources, uproot the idea that nature constantly competes for survival.
NO ERROR
(6)
During an in-person conversation, the brain focuses partly on the words being spoken, but it also
derives meaning from non-verbal cues, such as whether someone is facing you or slightly turned away.
NO ERROR
(7)
One in doubt about taking action, a piece of useful advice is to think first, and to act only if certain that the outcome will be favorable. NO ERROR
(8)
If he could swim, he might have been able to save others from drowning when the canoe capsized near the shore and sink so quickly down to the bottom. NO ERROR
save others from drowning when the canoe capsized near the shore
ここと繋がっているわけで、下記のように文章が完成します。
If he could swim, he might have been able to sink so quickly down to the bottom.
と考えると、、
もし泳げたら、あんなに早く底に沈んでしまったかもしれない。
と訳のわからない訳になってしまいますね。
そのため、答えはsinkをsankに変えて、
when the canoe
の部分とつながると考えて、
when the canoe sank so quickly down to the bottom.
となるのがわかります。
▷解けるようになるためには？
今回のように接続詞が絡む場合は文構造を意識して、
かつ意味を考えていく必要があるでしょう。
▷出典
オリジナル
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(9)
At the National Museum of Natural History, Julia Clark was shown a mysterious fossil that had been collected years earlier in Antarctica, which it called “The Thing.” NO ERROR
(10)
People may be surprised at how difficult they are finding video calls giving that the medium seems
neatly confined to a small screen and presents few obvious distractions. NO ERROR
(1)
When it comes to nutrition labelling, most of the world’s major economies make it mandatory.
But for some it is voluntary when a health claim is made. NO ERROR
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until → when
(2)
According to the no-boundary proposal, asking what came before the Big Bang is meaningless —like asking what is south of the South Pole—because there is no notion of time available to refer to.
NO ERROR
▷出典
“Asking what came before the Big Bang is meaningless, according to the no-boundary proposal, because there is no notion of time available to refer to,” quoted and edited from a lecture at the Pontifical Academy in 2016: Stephen Hawking
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(3)
Any discussion of the relationship between language and society, or of the various functions of language in society, should begin by some attempt to define each of these terms. NO ERROR
(4)
The warming of the Arctic, and the development of ice-strengthened tankers is able to cleave their way through floes up to two metres thick, now make it possible to ship gas and other materials year-round. NO ERROR
(5)
The nearly 12 million individuals classified themselves as of Asian or Pacific Islander heritage in the 2000 U.S. Census represent one of the fastest growing groups in the United States. NO ERROR
(1)The Olympic games are convened every four years
(2)there are events which cause the games to be postponed, or even cancelled.
4年毎に行うこと(1)と
延期されたり、キャンセルされること(2)を考えると、
soの因果ではなく、対立の関係となっているのでbutとなる。
▷解けるようになるためには？
接続詞が選択肢に含まれているときは、
文法的に間違っているところを見ているだけではなく、
要素の関係性を考えて処理する必要があります。
▷出典
オリジナル
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(7)
They were not able to make the project 100% emission free as they had some challenges, particularly with a propane burner that could not be rebuilt or replaced with a better alternative. NO ERROR
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（原因・理由)…のために，…のせいで
With such experience, he is sure to win.
あれだけ経験があるから，彼はきっと勝つ
She blushed with embarrassment.
彼女は恥ずかしさに顔を赤らめた
blue with cold
寒さで顔が青くなって
be hospitalized with appendicitis
虫垂炎で入院する
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(8)
When in due course the Europeans penetrated the African interior, armed with their agreed-upon map, they discovered that many of the borders drawn in Berlin do little justice to the geographic, economic and ethnic reality of Africa. NO ERROR
(9)
Like our in-person physical body language, digital body language concerning the subtle cues that signal things like our mood or engagement, and change the meaning of the words we say. NO ERROR
(10)
Classical music requires that the audience use their imaginations because the melody often does not repeat itself the way it does in popular music. NO ERROR
Someone who has humility is not proud and does not believe they are better than other people
『Cobuild 』
He said that the election results were a lesson in humility for the party.
大問2
1. d 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. e 7. c 8. b・d
大問3
1. a 2. c 3. d 4. c 5. b 6. a 7. c 8. a・d
大問4
1. c 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. a 6. d 7. c 8. b・f
大問5
1. a 2. c 3. b 4. c 5. a 6. d 7. e 8. b・e
早稲田社学の2023年に向けてどうすればよいか
早稲田大学社会科学部の2023年に向けて、
序文でも述べた通りに、現代の社会に対しての
背景知識がないと読むことが難しい問題が多いです。
単に英語を読んで、満足するのではなく、
普段から、英字新聞を読んでその裏にあるのはなんなのか？を調べて読んでいくと、
更なるレベルアップにつながるのでないのかと思います。
ここが差がつく早稲田社学英語の読み方
2022年の入試を使って、少し長文の読み方を見ていきましょう。
Technological change is upending finance.Bitcoin has gone from being an obsession of anarchists to a $1trn asset class that many fund managers insist belongs in any balanced portfolio. Swarms of digital day-traders have become a force on Wall Street. PayPal has 392m users, a sign that America is catching up with China’s digital-payments giants.
In March, technology giant Panasonic unveiled the next generation of Hospi, an
autonomous delivery robot that the company claims can coexist with humans and fill the
widening labour market gap created by Japan’s ageing population.
引用: “G20 reality is that robots alone cannot solve problems of ageing” from FINANCIAL TIMES
https://www.ft.com/content/ae0bd03a-4a51-11e9-bde6-79eaea5acb64
最後の一文の部分に後置修飾がありますね。
the widening labour market gap created by Japan’s ageing population.
1,The discovery of the new planet excited astronomers.
→【変換】we discovered the new planet
2,The rise of technology has changed our lives.
→【変換】technology rose
