英検1級二次面接の即答力を鍛える｜15秒で結論→理由→条件を作る独自30問

2026年11月3日

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英検1級の二次面接では、内容を考えてから完璧な英文を組み立てようとすると、回答開始までに時間がかかります。この記事では、質問を聞いたら15秒以内に「結論→理由→条件」の骨格を作る練習を、独自30問で行います。

即答の基本テンプレート

Conclusion：I believe so. / I would oppose it.
Reason：The main reason is that…
Condition：However, this would depend on…

最初から長い答えを作る必要はありません。15秒で骨格を出し、その後に具体例や条件を追加します。

独自30問

Should governments subsidize public transportation?
Should cities restrict private cars downtown?
Should schools limit smartphone use?
Should companies allow remote work?
Should universities require internships?
Should governments increase renewable-energy investment?
Should tourist numbers be limited?
Should public museums be free?
Should schools teach financial literacy?
Should cities charge congestion fees?
Should governments protect historic buildings?
Should companies disclose environmental information?
Should schools reduce homework?
Should public data be freely available?
Should universities expand international exchange?
Should governments support preventive healthcare?
Should cities create more green spaces?
Should companies adopt four-day workweeks?
Should schools provide career education?
Should libraries expand digital services?
Should governments regulate short-term rentals?
Should cities encourage cycling?
Should governments strengthen disaster preparedness?
Should universities expand career counseling?
Should public services become fully digital?
Should companies reduce unnecessary meetings?
Should schools use more project-based learning?
Should museums prioritize physical or digital access?
Should governments increase consumer protection?
Should cities prioritize affordability or sustainability?

模範即答

Q: Should governments subsidize public transportation?
Yes, I believe they should. The main reason is that affordable transportation can give people a practical alternative to private cars. However, subsidies should be targeted at services that are widely used and financially difficult to maintain without support.