慶英会 塾長｜慶應義塾大学卒・英検1級
中高一貫校の学校英語・NEW TREASURE・英検対策を専門とするオンライン個別指導塾です。塾長紹介
英検1級リスニング第18セット・無料独自27問です。Part1会話10問・Part2説明文10問・Part3 Real-Life5問・Part4長いインタビュー2問、合計27問の4択108選択肢と、慶英会オリジナル英語台本・日本語要点訳・全解答根拠を公開しています。録音音声は付属しません。公式の過去問ではありません。
英検協会の現行形式はPart1 10問、Part2 10問、Part3 5問、Part4 2問です。英検1級・公式の試験内容を参照。変更された時間、実際に確認された結果、複数の条件を正しく把握できるか演習します。
台本型リスニング演習の正しい使い方
- 最初は台本を隠し、学習パートナー・端末の読み上げ機能などで一度聞いて解答。
- 正解を見た後、選択肢のどの語・条件が本文と一致するか確認。
- Part3はSituationの条件を全部満たす選択肢を1つ選ぶ。
- 端末の読み上げ音声は実試験と異なるため、速度と音声認識の練習には英検協会の公式過去問音源も併用する。
Part1｜会話10問・Q1〜Q10
Q1｜Dialogue
Transcript: W: The research center has received approval to publish its dataset, hasn’t it? M: Only the summary tables. The individual records still require a privacy review. W: Should I remove the detailed download links from the announcement? M: Yes. We can add them if the review authorizes access later.
Question: What will the woman do?
A. Remove links to records that have not been approved. ／ B. Publish all personal records immediately. ／ C. Cancel publication of the summary tables. ／ D. Ask everyone to delete the research project.
Q2｜Dialogue
Transcript: M: Our solar trial seems successful. The electricity bill was lower last month. W: The center was closed for renovations during two of those weeks. M: Then some of the reduction might be unrelated to the solar panels? W: Exactly. We need comparable occupancy and weather data before estimating the effect.
Question: What is the woman’s concern?
A. The center has never used electricity. ／ B. The bill alone cannot establish the panels’ impact. ／ C. All solar panels are defective. ／ D. No maintenance has ever been needed.
Q3｜Dialogue
Transcript: W: The village festival was scheduled for Saturday morning, but the forecast predicts strong winds. M: Has the entire festival been canceled? W: No. Outdoor stalls are postponed until Sunday, while the indoor performances will still take place on Saturday. M: I’ll notify the stall operators of the change.
Question: What will happen to the outdoor stalls?
A. They will be moved indoors on Saturday. ／ B. They will be canceled permanently. ／ C. They will take place on Sunday. ／ D. They will start earlier on Saturday.
Q4｜Dialogue
Transcript: M: The railway operator says the bridge inspection is complete, so the express trains will return tomorrow. W: The structural review is finished, but the signaling system still needs approval. Local trains can resume, not the expresses. M: I had confused the two services. W: The final timetable will be released this afternoon.
Question: Which service can resume first?
A. All express trains. ／ B. The international trains. ／ C. Neither service. ／ D. The local trains.
Q5｜Dialogue
Transcript: W: The city received a record number of requests for food deliveries. M: Did it complete more deliveries as well? W: Not necessarily. Some people submitted the same order twice after getting no confirmation. M: Then we should report successful deliveries separately from order requests.
Question: What does the man recommend?
A. Tracking completed deliveries separately from requests. ／ B. Counting repeated requests as separate customers. ／ C. Ending all food delivery services. ／ D. Removing order confirmations.
Q6｜Dialogue
Transcript: M: The museum can digitize the collection now that it owns the original photographs. W: It owns the prints, but the photographers may have retained online reproduction rights. M: Then should we obtain permission before posting them? W: Yes, especially for images with restrictions in their donation agreements.
Question: What issue does the woman raise?
A. The camera equipment is unavailable. ／ B. Ownership does not automatically grant online publication rights. ／ C. All original photographs are inaccurate. ／ D. The museum is prohibited from preservation scanning.
Q7｜Dialogue
Transcript: W: Our new safety course received excellent reviews. Can we report that students’ practical skills have improved? M: We only collected opinions after the lectures. We haven’t observed whether participants can use the equipment safely. W: Then we need a supervised assessment. M: Exactly, before making claims about competence.
Question: What should be done next?
A. Publish certificates for every registrant. ／ B. Ask participants to review the advertising. ／ C. Conduct a supervised practical assessment. ／ D. Abandon all safety instruction.
Q8｜Dialogue
Transcript: M: The coastal path will reopen tomorrow, according to the notice. W: Only its northern section. Engineers are still repairing a damaged railing on the southern section. M: So cyclists should continue using the inland route for the southern stretch? W: Yes, until the barrier is removed after inspection.
Question: Which section remains closed?
A. The northern section. ／ B. The inland route. ／ C. The whole path permanently. ／ D. The southern section.
Q9｜Dialogue
Transcript: W: The grant includes funds for purchasing the microscopes. M: That’s helpful, but do we have a budget for annual calibration and training? W: The grant specifically excludes both. M: Then our finance team should calculate the recurring costs before we sign.
Question: What should be calculated before signing?
A. Ongoing calibration and training expenses. ／ B. The number of visitors to the campus. ／ C. The cost of decorating the laboratory. ／ D. Only the purchase price already covered by the grant.
Q10｜Dialogue
Transcript: M: The ecological survey found twice as many birds near the new wetland. W: Did they observe the same season and use the same equipment as before? M: They used more sensitive cameras during migration. W: Then the difference might reflect the measurement method and season as well as any ecological change.
Question: What is the woman’s interpretation?
A. The restoration definitely harmed every bird. ／ B. The increase may partly reflect survey conditions. ／ C. All cameras must be removed. ／ D. There is no need to compare observation methods.
Part2｜説明文5篇・10問（Q11〜Q20）
Passage 1｜Monologue
The fictional city of Brambleford introduced an online service for residents to reserve public meeting rooms. Registration increased quickly, and the administration initially claimed that the facilities had become accessible to everyone. However, an independent review showed that many people registered without making a successful booking. Some rooms lacked step-free access, while others required specialized equipment that users did not own. The city began tracking completed reservations, cancellations, and requests that could not be fulfilled. It retained telephone assistance and published clearer accessibility information. The council concluded that online registrations were not a reliable measure of meaningful access, and future expansion would depend on who could actually use the rooms.
Q11. Why were registrations an unreliable measure?
A. Every room was reserved successfully. ／ B. Some registrants could not complete bookings or use the facilities. ／ C. The municipality offered no online service. ／ D. All rooms had identical equipment.
Q12. What did the city maintain?
A. Only an online portal. ／ B. A ban on special equipment. ／ C. Telephone assistance and clearer access information. ／ D. An automatic right to book any room.
Passage 2｜Monologue
A regional historical society planned to publish digitized interviews with former dockworkers. Some recordings mentioned living individuals or private business information, and several speakers had agreed only to research use when interviewed decades earlier. Archivists explained that possession of tapes was not the same as permission for unlimited online distribution. The society consulted descendants and rights holders, removed sensitive details from certain public versions, and marked translations that remained uncertain. Schools welcomed the resulting material, but evaluators avoided claiming that downloads automatically demonstrated historical understanding. They introduced short reading activities and accepted requests to correct descriptions. The society concluded that a smaller, trustworthy collection could be more useful than unrestricted publication.
Q13. What made unrestricted publication inappropriate?
A. All interviewees had forbidden any form of research. ／ B. The historical society owned no recordings. ／ C. Every translation had already been verified. ／ D. Original permissions and sensitive information required review.
Q14. What was the society’s priority?
A. Reliable records and appropriate permissions rather than maximum downloads. ／ B. Uploading every tape without review. ／ C. Removing all historical context. ／ D. Replacing every recording with fictional speeches.
Passage 3｜Monologue
The fictional county of Eastmere trialed small buses booked through an application or telephone line. These vehicles carried more people on average than the previous scheduled service, and some officials described them as more efficient. Researchers found, however, that certain residents could not book trips after late work shifts, while others found the app difficult to use. Greater passenger occupancy did not establish that essential journeys were more accessible. The county recorded rejected requests, waiting times, and completed trips as well as operating costs. It eventually used scheduled buses on some routes and flexible booking on others. The report stressed that dependable transport outcomes mattered more than the number of passengers per vehicle.
Q15. Why was higher occupancy insufficient?
A. Every essential trip was already possible. ／ B. The county had no residents who worked late. ／ C. Some residents still could not arrange needed journeys. ／ D. The new buses were always empty.
Q16. How did the county respond?
A. It required all residents to use a mobile app. ／ B. It chose service types according to local needs. ／ C. It ended all telephone support. ／ D. It evaluated success only by passenger counts.
Passage 4｜Monologue
A research alliance introduced a shared workshop for servicing expensive laboratory instruments. Demand appeared high because repair requests increased sharply. A closer inspection revealed that the same unresolved malfunction could generate several tickets. Some instruments were physically repaired but could not be used until their calibration was verified. The alliance therefore measured completed service, equipment downtime, travel expenses, and the quality of technical support. It also assessed whether remote institutions were receiving assistance on fair terms. After one year, certain laboratories resumed research sooner, but the financial savings varied. The group expanded its service selectively and refused to treat ticket totals as evidence of universal success.
Q17. Why were repair tickets potentially misleading?
A. All equipment was already calibrated. ／ B. No laboratories had requested assistance. ／ C. The alliance had no trained staff. ／ D. Several tickets could refer to the same unresolved malfunction.
Q18. What did the evaluators emphasize?
A. Completed service, usable equipment, costs, and equitable support. ／ B. The total number of promotional events. ／ C. Only the lowest purchase price of tools. ／ D. The number of repair tickets alone.
Passage 5｜Monologue
The fictional town of Holmbridge began providing reusable containers for public festivals. Organizers celebrated a large number of returned cups as evidence that disposable waste had been eliminated. Independent evaluators cautioned that the result depended on how many times containers were reused, how they were washed, and what materials they displaced. Some events required long-distance transport and substantial cleaning resources. The town measured damaged containers, electricity and water used during washing, and the amount of disposable packaging actually avoided. It continued the program at sites where safe handling and measured benefits justified the expense. Its final report emphasized practical outcomes rather than the number of cups collected.
Q19. Why did return counts not prove waste was eliminated?
A. All festivals had stopped serving drinks. ／ B. Actual reuse, washing, and displaced packaging needed assessment. ／ C. The town had no reusable containers. ／ D. There were no cleaning requirements.
Q20. Which result guided continuation?
A. The longest advertising campaign. ／ B. A policy requiring identical events everywhere. ／ C. Verified waste reduction and safe practical operations. ／ D. Only the number of collected cups.
慶英会 塾長｜慶應義塾大学卒・英検1級
塾長の経歴・指導方針
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Part3｜Real-Lifeの5問（Q21〜Q25）
Q21｜Situation
Situation: You must attend a live workshop tomorrow after 3 p.m. with step-free access and captions.
Announcement: The Civic Center hosts a captioned workshop at four, but the lift to its second-floor room will be unavailable. Its ground-floor session starts at two. The town library offers a live, captioned workshop at four thirty with step-free entry. A recorded lecture is available all day but includes no live questions.
Question: Which option meets all the conditions?
A. The Civic Center upstairs at four. ／ B. The ground-floor two o’clock session. ／ C. The prerecorded lecture. ／ D. The library workshop at four thirty.
Q22｜Situation
Situation: A researcher needs a sample to arrive by Friday morning with continuous temperature monitoring.
Announcement: Economy delivery arrives Friday afternoon and does not record temperature. Standard refrigeration arrives Friday morning but lacks continuous monitoring. A scientific cold-chain service guarantees delivery by eight on Friday with continuous temperature records if booked before Wednesday at five. The overnight courier has stopped accepting bookings.
Question: Which delivery service is suitable?
A. The scientific cold-chain service booked on time. ／ B. The economy delivery. ／ C. Standard refrigeration without monitoring. ／ D. The unavailable overnight courier.
Q23｜Situation
Situation: You want an English guided tour tomorrow before noon, not a self-guided display.
Announcement: The Japanese guided tour starts at ten. The English tour originally scheduled at eleven has moved to two in the afternoon. A separate English guided tour starts at nine thirty tomorrow, but reservations close today at five. The main exhibition is self-guided.
Question: Which arrangement should the visitor choose?
A. The Japanese tour. ／ B. The English tour at nine thirty with timely booking. ／ C. The postponed tour at two. ／ D. The self-guided exhibition.
Q24｜Situation
Situation: A tenant has landlord permission and must submit an electrical-safety grant application by four tomorrow.
Announcement: Homeowners must provide ownership documents and an inspection certificate dated within the last twelve months. Tenants may supply written landlord permission instead of ownership documents, but all applicants need a recent inspection certificate. The portal closes at four tomorrow. Saving a draft does not count: a confirmation number must appear.
Question: What must the tenant do?
A. Submit landlord permission alone. ／ B. Save a partial application. ／ C. Provide inspection evidence and obtain confirmation before the deadline. ／ D. Submit the form next week.
Q25｜Situation
Situation: You need a quiet computer room tomorrow from ten until noon, with specialist design software.
Announcement: Room A has the required software but will be reserved by another group from eleven. Room B is available until one but lacks the software. Room C has the software and is available from nine until twelve thirty tomorrow. Room D is equipped appropriately but will be closed for an electrical inspection.
Question: Which room should be reserved?
A. Room A. ／ B. Room B. ／ C. Room C. ／ D. Room D.
Part4｜インタビュー1篇・2問（Q26〜Q27）
Interviewer: Why has your research group been studying shared laboratory facilities in rural regions? Researcher: Smaller schools and colleges often cannot afford specialized equipment that they use only occasionally. We want to see whether coordinated access can help them conduct experiments without buying duplicate devices. Interviewer: Have the first results shown substantial savings? Researcher: We have some rental and transport data, but we have not yet established total costs. Calibration, technical supervision, and insurance need to be included. Interviewer: What is the greatest difficulty? Researcher: Many institutions need the same devices shortly before major examination or project deadlines. A machine can appear underused across the year and still be unavailable during those weeks. Interviewer: Does an increasing number of reservations show that students are benefiting? Researcher: Not necessarily. Some reservations are canceled or repeated. We must measure experiments completed and people unable to obtain access. Interviewer: How do you deal with isolated institutions? Researcher: We maintain telephone booking and provide technical guidance, but travel distances remain an issue. Interviewer: What would justify expansion? Researcher: Verified safe use, reliable access across institutions, and sustainable total operating costs.
Q26. Why might apparently underused equipment be unavailable when required?
A. All institutions have identical equipment. ／ B. The equipment cannot be transported. ／ C. Demand may concentrate near common deadlines. ／ D. Insurance is never necessary.
Q27. What is required for wider expansion?
A. The highest number of advertised reservations. ／ B. The elimination of all telephone assistance. ／ C. A guarantee that no maintenance is needed. ／ D. Verified safety, access, and sustainable operating costs.
全27問の正解・日本語要点訳・根拠解説
Part1｜会話10問の解答と和訳
Q1：A. Remove links to records that have not been approved. — summary approved, individual records not
会話の要点和訳：女性：研究所はデータの公開許可を得たのですか。男性：集計表だけです。個別記録はプライバシー審査が必要。女性：細かいデータのリンクは消しますか。男性：はい。認可が下りたら追加します。
Q2：B. The bill alone cannot establish the panels’ impact. — closure as confounding variable
会話の要点和訳：男性：太陽光発電の試行は成功です。先月の電気料金が下がりました。女性：2週間は改修で閉館していました。男性：節約の一部はパネル以外の要因ですね。女性：在館人数と天候が比較できる資料が必要です。
Q3：C. They will take place on Sunday. — outdoor stalls postponed until Sunday
会話の要点和訳：女性：土曜午前の祭りは強風予報です。男性：すべて中止ですか。女性：屋外の店だけ日曜へ延期、屋内公演は土曜のまま。男性：出店者へ知らせます。
Q4：D. The local trains. — local permitted; express pending signals
会話の要点和訳：男性：橋の検査が済んだので明日から急行も戻りますね。女性：構造検査は終わりましたが信号システムの承認が未完了です。各駅列車だけ再開し、急行はまだ。正式時刻表は午後です。
Q5：A. Tracking completed deliveries separately from requests. — duplicates versus delivered orders
会話の要点和訳：女性：食品の配送申請は過去最多です。男性：配送完了も増えたのですか。女性：確認が届かず同じ注文を繰り返した人もいるので分かりません。男性：申請と配達済みを分けて公表しましょう。
Q6：B. Ownership does not automatically grant online publication rights. — ownership versus digital reproduction permission
会話の要点和訳：男性：博物館は写真原品を持つのでデジタル公開できますね。女性：印画紙の所有とオンライン公表権限は別です。男性：先に許可を求めますか。女性：特に寄贈条件の制限付き画像はそうです。
Q7：C. Conduct a supervised practical assessment. — performance evaluation rather than satisfaction
会話の要点和訳：女性：安全講座は高評価です。実技も改善したと発表できますか。男性：講義後の感想しか集めておらず、安全に設備を使えるか見ていません。女性：監督付き実技評価が必要ですね。男性：その通りです。
Q8：D. The southern section. — south railing repair and inspection
会話の要点和訳：男性：海岸の小道は明日再開すると掲示されています。女性：北側だけです。南側の手すりは修理中で、検査が終わるまで内陸迂回。
Q9：A. Ongoing calibration and training expenses. — maintenance and training not funded
会話の要点和訳：女性：助成金で顕微鏡を購入できます。男性：年次校正と研修の予算はありますか。女性：どちらも対象外です。男性：署名前に継続費を計算しましょう。
Q10：B. The increase may partly reflect survey conditions. — migration and equipment differences
会話の要点和訳：男性：新湿地近くの鳥の観測数が2倍です。女性：前回と同じ季節・設備ですか。男性：渡りの時期に高感度カメラを使いました。女性：季節・測定方法も変化の原因かもしれません。
Part2｜説明文10問の解答と和訳
Passage 1の要点和訳
架空のブランブルフォード市は公共会議室の予約サービスを開始した。登録は急増したが予約完了とは別で、段差や機器条件が障壁になった。完了予約・取消し・利用できなかった要望を追跡し、電話受付も継続した。
Q11：B. Some registrants could not complete bookings or use the facilities. — registrations did not equal completed accessible use
Q12：C. Telephone assistance and clearer access information. — phone assistance and accessibility details
Passage 2の要点和訳
地方史協会は元港湾労働者の音声を電子公開しようとしたが現存者の個人情報や研究目的限定の同意があった。権利者と相談し、機微情報や不確かな訳語に配慮して公開した。ダウンロード数は歴史理解を証明しないため学習課題も設けた。
Q13：D. Original permissions and sensitive information required review. — research-use-only consent and privacy
Q14：A. Reliable records and appropriate permissions rather than maximum downloads. — trustworthy curated collection
Passage 3の要点和訳
架空のイーストミア郡は予約型の小型バスを試した。乗車率は高いが交代勤務者やアプリが苦手な人に障壁が残る。未対応の要望・待ち時間・運行完了・費用を測り、地区ごとに定時運行と予約型を使い分けた。
Q15：C. Some residents still could not arrange needed journeys. — occupancy does not imply access
Q16：B. It chose service types according to local needs. — flexible and scheduled as appropriate
Passage 4の要点和訳
研究連合は高額な実験機器の共同修理を開始。修理依頼には重複があり、修理しても校正前は使えない装置があった。完了・停止時間・輸送費と遠隔施設への公平性を測定して選択的に拡大した。
Q17：D. Several tickets could refer to the same unresolved malfunction. — duplicate requests
Q18：A. Completed service, usable equipment, costs, and equitable support. — verified outcomes and total costs
Passage 5の要点和訳
架空のホルムブリッジ町は祭りで再利用容器を使い、返却数が増えた。しかし洗浄の電力・水、輸送距離、実際に代替した使い捨て容器を検証しなければ廃棄物削減は証明できない。安全と実測利益が成立する会場で継続した。
Q19：B. Actual reuse, washing, and displaced packaging needed assessment. — return totals insufficient
Q20：C. Verified waste reduction and safe practical operations. — measured outcomes
Part3｜実用場面5問の正解と条件
Q21：D. The library workshop at four thirty. — library alone satisfies all
案内の要点和訳：市民センターの16時は字幕ありだが2階へのリフト故障。1階は14時で早すぎる。図書館は16時半にライブ・字幕・段差なし。録画はライブ質問不可。
Q22：A. The scientific cold-chain service booked on time. — deadline and monitoring met
案内の要点和訳：エコノミーは金曜午後、記録なし。通常冷蔵は金曜朝だが連続記録なし。科学用コールドチェーンは水曜17時までの予約で金曜8時着・連続温度記録を保証。翌日便は受付終了。
Q23：B. The English tour at nine thirty with timely booking. — morning English guided
案内の要点和訳：日本語ガイド10時。11時の英語ガイドは14時へ変更。別の英語ガイドは明日9時半で今日17時の予約締切。通常展示は自由見学。
Q24：C. Provide inspection evidence and obtain confirmation before the deadline. — inspection required and confirmed submission
案内の要点和訳：所有者は所有証明と12か月以内の検査証。借家人は家主の許可書で所有証明を代替できるが検査証は全員必要。明日16時までに送信確認番号を得る。
Q25：C. Room C. — C covers full time and software
案内の要点和訳：Aはソフトありだが11時から先約。Bは時間は十分だがソフトなし。Cは必要なソフトがあり明日9〜12時半に使える。Dは点検で休業。
Part4｜インタビュー2問の解答と要点和訳
研究者は地方の小規模学校・大学が高額な実験機器を共有する制度を調べている。レンタルと輸送費の一部は判明したが、校正・技術者・保険を含む総費用は未確定。試験・課題の締切直前に需要が集中し、年間では空いていても必要な週には使えない。予約件数にはキャンセルや重複が含まれるため、実験完了と利用できなかった人の数が重要。遠隔地向け電話受付・技術支援も行う。拡大は安全・安定利用・総費用の検証が条件。
Q26：C. Demand may concentrate near common deadlines. — peak demand around deadlines
Q27：D. Verified safety, access, and sustainable operating costs. — safety access total costs
誤答の原因をPart別に分類する
- Part1：当初の発言と最後に確認した条件を取り違えていないか。
- Part2：登録件数・満足度・回収件数などを実際の成果と混同していないか。
- Part3：期限が合っても他の設備・言語・必要書類が欠けていないか。
- Part4：予約数の増加と実験の完了・費用の違いを理解したか。
7日間の復習スケジュール
- 1日目：27問を解き、Part別に誤答の種類を記録。
- 2日目：Part1の訂正表現・留保を聞き直す。
- 3日目：Part2の5説明文を短い英文で各1文に要約。
- 4日目：Part3の必要条件を言葉にして選択肢を消去。
- 5日目：Part4の研究目的・成果・限界を説明。
- 6日目：誤答の選択肢が誤りになる根拠を確認。
- 7日目：台本を隠し再解答し、公式録音も併用する。
よくある質問
この教材は録音音声付きですか？
いいえ。台本・解答・訳・選択肢を使う慶英会の独自教材です。公式過去問の音声を併用して本物の試験速度でも確認してください。
英検1級のリスニングは何問ありますか？
現行の公表形式ではPart1会話10問、Part2説明文10問、Part3実用場面5問、Part4インタビュー2問、計27問です。
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