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級リスニング無料教材・第12セットです。Part1会話10問、Part2説明文10問、Part3 Real-Life5問、Part4インタビュー2問の合計27問を、慶英会独自の英語台本、4択108選択肢、全文和訳、全解答と根拠付きで公開します。この教材には音声データは付属しません。英検公式の放送や過去問を転載したものでもありません。
結論：高得点を狙うには、話者による情報訂正、日時・資格の例外、測定結果と推測の区別を聞き落とさないことが重要です。英検1級リスニングの公式構成は会話10問、説明文10問、Real-Life5問、インタビュー2問です。詳細は日本英語検定協会「1級の試験内容」をご確認ください。
学習方法｜台本を見ずに1回で聞き取る練習
- まず英語台本を隠し、保護者・学習パートナーや端末の音声読み上げ機能で読み上げて1度聞きます。端末の読み上げは公式音声とは異なります。
- 選択肢を見て最も適切な1つを選びます。判断時に『最後に有効な情報』と『絶対条件』に注意します。
- 台本を読んで正答の根拠を探し、和訳を用いて意味を検証します。
- 翌日・3日後・7日後に正解を隠して再挑戦します。公式過去問の音声も併用してください。
Part1｜会話10問（Q1〜Q10）
Q1｜独自会話
Transcript: W: The new grant covers the solar panels but excludes maintenance costs. M: Then the budget is incomplete. We should not promise permanent service yet. W: Should we cancel the project? M: No. We can test two buildings first and publish actual expenses before expanding.
Question: What does the man recommend?
A. Canceling the entire grant. ／ B. Testing a limited project and checking costs. ／ C. Installing panels on every public building. ／ D. Asking residents to pay for maintenance.
Q2｜独自会話
Transcript: M: The museum approved the text of our exhibit labels. Shall we start printing? W: Wait. The text is approved, but the photographs still need separate permission from their owners. M: I assumed one approval covered both. W: It doesn’t. Please hold the order until we receive the photographers’ responses.
Question: Why must the printing be delayed?
A. The museum rejected the text. ／ B. The venue is being renovated. ／ C. Image permissions remain unresolved. ／ D. The labels have already been printed.
Q3｜独自会話
Transcript: W: One research proposal tests whether last year’s findings can be reproduced. The other studies an exciting new application. M: The application sounds promising, but what if the original findings are unreliable? W: That’s exactly my concern. M: In that case, let’s fund the replication study first.
Question: What will they probably fund?
A. A study checking whether earlier findings can be repeated. ／ B. A project selling the new application. ／ C. A larger research center. ／ D. An unrelated market survey.
Q4｜独自会話
Transcript: M: Do the new remote-work rules begin next Monday? W: That was the plan, but our accessibility review found problems with the booking software. M: So the rules have been canceled? W: No, just delayed for one week, assuming the software fixes pass testing by Friday.
Question: What is correct about the rules?
A. They have been canceled. ／ B. They are already in force. ／ C. They must start on Monday. ／ D. They are delayed, with implementation subject to testing.
Q5｜独自会話
Transcript: W: I heard every train to Eastmere has been canceled. M: Only the express. The local service still operates, but it now leaves from platform six. W: Does it leave at the usual time? M: No, ten minutes later than the old timetable indicates.
Question: What should the woman know?
A. There are no trains at all. ／ B. A local service still runs later from another platform. ／ C. The express is operating normally. ／ D. All trains depart ten minutes earlier.
Q6｜独自会話
Transcript: M: Do all staff need Friday’s laboratory training? W: Anyone handling equipment does. Administrative staff who never enter the laboratory can use the online briefing. M: What about the visiting researcher who leaves Thursday? W: She completed an approved equivalent course, so she doesn’t need to repeat it.
Question: Who does not need to repeat the training?
A. Everyone using the laboratory. ／ B. Anyone on a part-time contract. ／ C. The visiting researcher with equivalent training. ／ D. All staff attending online briefings.
Q7｜独自会話
Transcript: W: The entrance ramp has been installed. Can we say the museum accessibility project is finished? M: Not entirely. Audio descriptions still aren’t available in all the galleries. W: But I saw that the scripts were complete. M: Yes, though the recordings themselves still need checking.
Question: What remains to be completed?
A. Checking the audio recordings. ／ B. Building the entrance ramp. ／ C. Writing the audio scripts. ／ D. Relocating the museum collection.
Q8｜独自会話
Transcript: M: The supplier offered a lower unit price. Shouldn’t we place a large order? W: Their last three deliveries were late, and our installation schedule is tight. M: Would you reject them outright? W: Not yet. I’d order a small trial shipment with a firm deadline first.
Question: What does the woman suggest?
A. Signing a large contract immediately. ／ B. Ignoring delivery delays. ／ C. Canceling all installation plans. ／ D. Testing the supplier’s reliability before committing.
Q9｜独自会話
Transcript: W: Our park survey shows that ninety percent of respondents support the redesign. M: Who received the survey? W: Mostly members of the cycling club. The link went to their mailing list. M: Then it may describe that group’s preferences, not the views of everyone using the park.
Question: What concerns the man?
A. The survey contained no park-related questions. ／ B. Its participants may not represent all park users. ／ C. The cycling club rejected every change. ／ D. The responses were deliberately falsified.
Q10｜独自会話
Transcript: M: Professor Hale has declined to chair the discussion. W: Was she offended by the topic? M: No. Her company helped fund one of the studies, and she doesn’t want to appear to have a conflict of interest. W: An independent reviewer should lead it instead.
Question: Why did the professor decline?
A. To avoid a perceived conflict of interest. ／ B. Because she opposed the topic. ／ C. Because the venue was closed. ／ D. Because the research had been canceled.
Part2｜説明文5篇・10問（Q11〜Q20）
Passage 1｜独自説明文
A fictional city called Willowbend installed temperature sensors across several neighborhoods to identify places facing uncomfortable summer nights. Initially, officials proposed sending most cooling funds to the district with the highest average readings. A research adviser noticed, however, that some instruments had been placed on sunny walls while others were under trees. The measurements could not be compared fairly without accounting for these conditions. In addition, the sensors recorded outdoor temperature, not how hot individual homes became. The council recalibrated the equipment and studied insulation, access to public cooling centers, and the needs of residents with limited mobility. It postponed a final funding decision until it could evaluate several indicators together.
Q11. Why did the adviser reject the initial comparison?
A. No grants had been proposed. ／ B. Sensors were placed in different conditions. ／ C. Every district recorded identical temperatures. ／ D. All instruments measured indoors.
Q12. What further evidence was sought?
A. Restaurants and hotels only. ／ B. Annual rainfall alone. ／ C. Bus ticket sales. ／ D. Housing conditions and access to cooling spaces.
Passage 2｜独自説明文
A regional museum decided to digitize its collections so students could examine historical objects remotely. At first, the curators planned to upload photographs and catalog information for every artifact. But the records included uncertain dates and incomplete descriptions. The museum also discovered that owning an object did not automatically give it the legal right to publish associated personal documents or all photographs. The curators established a staged process. Historians reviewed disputed accounts, conservators checked physical details, and legal specialists confirmed publication permissions. Some researchers complained that this approach delayed useful access. The museum accepted the inconvenience, arguing that a smaller reliable database with clearly labeled uncertainties would be more valuable than a large but misleading one.
Q13. What complicated immediate digital publication?
A. Uncertain records and varying publication rights. ／ B. The museum had sold its entire collection. ／ C. All photographs had been destroyed. ／ D. Students opposed remote access.
Q14. What did the museum prioritize?
A. Releasing all materials immediately. ／ B. Relying on descriptions without checks. ／ C. A smaller reliable database with clear uncertainties. ／ D. Avoiding input from legal specialists.
Passage 3｜独自説明文
A fictional employment agency funded training for adults who wanted to change careers. Early questionnaires indicated that many participants felt more confident. Researchers welcomed the feedback but cautioned that improved confidence was not the same as gaining employment or keeping a job. The trainees had volunteered, so they might have been more motivated than eligible workers who did not join. The agency therefore began measuring course completion, later employment, job retention, and work experience before the program. It also sought a suitable comparison group. Although the courses continued, officials refused to describe the program as a proven employment success merely because participants were satisfied.
Q15. Which claim did researchers reject?
A. Participants had volunteered. ／ B. Confidence was useful feedback. ／ C. Job retention deserved tracking. ／ D. Satisfaction alone proved better employment.
Q16. What data would help measure effectiveness?
A. Only the number of positive comments. ／ B. Completion and employment outcomes with comparisons. ／ C. The number of certificates printed. ／ D. The trainees’ favorite course titles.
Passage 4｜独自説明文
A group of restaurants introduced a platform for selling discounted meals shortly before closing time. Managers hoped that the system would reduce food waste. More discounted orders arrived during the first month, leading some participants to declare the trial a success. An analyst pointed out that restaurants might prepare extra meals in anticipation of those orders. Higher sales therefore did not necessarily mean less unsold food. The group began weighing discarded meals, comparing production levels, and examining delivery and packaging costs. Some restaurants reduced waste while others experienced little improvement. The final report recommended treating discounted sales as one possible measure alongside more accurate demand forecasts.
Q17. Why might discounted sales not reduce waste?
A. Restaurants could produce additional meals. ／ B. No restaurant offered a discount. ／ C. All customers ordered the same food. ／ D. Packaging costs were already zero.
Q18. What did the final report favor?
A. Making all deliveries free. ／ B. Abandoning all planning. ／ C. Measuring waste alongside better demand forecasts. ／ D. Treating transaction count as proof.
Passage 5｜独自説明文
A forest-management agency introduced satellite alerts intended to identify early signs of wildfires. Automatic warnings helped officials investigate remote places that patrols could not visit daily. Yet some alerts were caused by industrial heat sources or seasonal vegetation changes rather than fires. The agency therefore used each alert to begin an investigation instead of treating it as conclusive proof. Staff compared satellite data with weather reports, local observations, and information from patrol teams. Officials tracked both false alarms and incidents that the system had missed. They warned that issuing more alerts could overwhelm workers without improving decisions. Reliable action, not the maximum number of detections, was the principal goal.
Q19. Why were some satellite alerts misleading?
A. They could only detect city buses. ／ B. Officials had disabled all sensors. ／ C. Patrols deliberately issued false reports. ／ D. Industrial heat or vegetation changes could resemble fires.
Q20. What was the project’s main objective?
A. Maximize alerts regardless of accuracy. ／ B. Improve reliable investigation and response. ／ C. Replace every ground patrol. ／ D. Ignore incidents the system missed.
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状況5問（Q21〜Q25）
Q21｜状況から選ぶ
Situation: You need a room for someone using a wheelchair, and your team can begin after 4 p.m. today.
Announcement: The community center’s upstairs workshop room is free at 3 p.m., but the elevator is being repaired. Visitors must use stairs to reach it. The ground-floor meeting room is step-free and is booked until 4:30 p.m. today. It is available after that time. Tomorrow morning it can also be used at 9 a.m., although it does not contain a projector.
Question: Which room meets the requirements today?
A. Upstairs at 3 p.m. ／ B. Ground floor after 4:30 p.m. ／ C. Ground floor tomorrow at 9 a.m. ／ D. Upstairs at 4 p.m.
Q22｜状況から選ぶ
Situation: You must ship fragile equipment by Thursday, and the insurance needs to cover transit damage.
Announcement: Economy delivery costs the least but can arrive on Friday and includes no damage insurance. Standard service is scheduled for Thursday; its basic insurance applies to loss, but not physical damage. The protected service arrives by Thursday and covers transit damage, subject to a condition check when the equipment is collected.
Question: Which option is suitable?
A. Protected delivery with the condition check. ／ B. Economy delivery. ／ C. Standard delivery with loss-only coverage. ／ D. Any insured service.
Q23｜状況から選ぶ
Situation: You want to attend a live online research panel with an audience question session, not the prerecorded keynote.
Announcement: The recorded keynote is available at any time today. The live research panel with thirty minutes of questions has moved from 10 a.m. London time to noon London time because one presenter was delayed. Your original registration email still contains the old time, but the conference platform displays the updated schedule.
Question: What should you do?
A. Watch the keynote to join the live discussion. ／ B. Use the time on the original email. ／ C. Join the live panel at the revised time. ／ D. Assume the panel has been canceled.
Q24｜状況から選ぶ
Situation: You must conduct quantitative measurements before tomorrow afternoon with a calibrated microscope.
Announcement: Microscope A is free tomorrow morning, but its calibration certificate expired yesterday. Microscope B was checked recently and is free today after 5 p.m. or tomorrow after 6 p.m. Microscope C is calibrated and is free tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Reservations must be confirmed one hour before use.
Question: Which reservation is suitable tomorrow?
A. Microscope A tomorrow morning. ／ B. Microscope B tomorrow evening. ／ C. Any microscope that is free. ／ D. Microscope C at noon tomorrow.
Q25｜状況から選ぶ
Situation: You rent your home and already have written permission from the landlord to apply for insulation assistance. The deadline is next Tuesday.
Announcement: Owners must provide proof of ownership and a recent energy assessment. Tenants may submit landlord permission instead of ownership records, but every applicant needs an assessment dated within the previous twelve months. The online form closes at 5 p.m. next Tuesday. Saving an incomplete application is not the same as submitting it.
Question: What is required?
A. Submit a recent assessment and finish the form before the deadline. ／ B. Provide ownership papers instead of landlord permission. ／ C. Save the incomplete form and submit it after Tuesday. ／ D. Wait for an invitation to apply.
Part4｜インタビュー1篇・2問（Q26〜Q27）
Interviewer: Why did your team begin studying wildlife at night? Researcher: Earlier surveys were mostly conducted during daylight, so activity after sunset was underrepresented. Volunteers now observe during scheduled periods. Interviewer: Does the increase in recorded sightings mean animal populations are growing? Researcher: Not necessarily. Better cameras and longer observation periods can produce more images even without a rise in population. The same animal may appear repeatedly. Interviewer: How do you deal with volunteer differences? Researcher: We provide identification guides and ask specialists to review uncertain records. We also record observation times and weather. Nonetheless, volunteers tend to visit accessible places, so remote areas receive less attention. Interviewer: Could these records guide conservation policy? Researcher: Eventually, but we need consistent observations and suitable comparisons. Fewer sightings in an area might reflect fewer visitors, not fewer animals. Interviewer: What lesson has the study taught you? Researcher: Volunteers help us discover questions that professionals might otherwise miss. Careful verification and transparent reporting are what turn observations into reliable evidence.
Q26. What is the researcher’s main message?
A. More photographs always show more animals. ／ B. Only professional biologists can collect useful data. ／ C. Volunteer observations need verification to become reliable evidence. ／ D. Every observation should lead to immediate policy change.
Q27. What limitation remains after training volunteers?
A. They tend to visit accessible locations, leaving gaps elsewhere. ／ B. They never record weather. ／ C. Experts refuse to check uncertain records. ／ D. No study can compare different years.
全27問の解答・詳しい和訳と根拠
Part1｜10会話の全解答・和訳
Q1：B. Testing a limited project and checking costs. — test two buildings first / publish actual expenses が根拠。
会話の和訳・要点：補助金はパネル自体を対象とするが維持費を含まない。男性は中止ではなく2棟で試し、経費の実測後に拡大すると提案した。
Q2：C. Image permissions remain unresolved. — text is approved, but the photographs still need separate permission。
会話の和訳・要点：ラベル本文の承認と写真の掲載許可は別であり、撮影者の返答を得るまで印刷を待つ必要がある。
Q3：A. A study checking whether earlier findings can be repeated. — fund the replication study first。
会話の和訳・要点：新用途への応用より、以前の発見の再現性検証に資金を先に出す。
Q4：D. They are delayed, with implementation subject to testing. — delayed for one week / assuming … pass testing。
会話の和訳・要点：開始は1週間延期で、金曜までのソフト修正テストの成功を前提とする。中止ではない。
Q5：B. A local service still runs later from another platform. — Only the express / platform six / ten minutes later。
会話の和訳・要点：急行だけが運休。各駅停車は6番ホームから旧時刻表の10分後に出る。
Q6：C. The visiting researcher with equivalent training. — completed an approved equivalent course。
会話の和訳・要点：訪問研究者は認定された同等の安全研修を既に修了しているため再受講不要。
Q7：A. Checking the audio recordings. — recordings themselves still need checking。
会話の和訳・要点：スロープと音声原稿は完成したが、音声録音の検証がまだ終わっていない。
Q8：D. Testing the supplier’s reliability before committing. — small trial shipment with a firm deadline。
会話の和訳・要点：単価は低いが納期遅延の実績があり、少量の試験出荷で信頼性を確認してから大口注文を検討する。
Q9：B. Its participants may not represent all park users. — mostly members of the cycling club。
会話の和訳・要点：調査対象の大部分が自転車クラブ員で、公園利用者全体を代表していない可能性がある。
Q10：A. To avoid a perceived conflict of interest. — appear to have a conflict of interest。
会話の和訳・要点：担当する研究と所属企業の資金提供の関係から、利益相反と見られるのを避けるため辞退した。
Part2｜説明文5篇の和訳・解答
Passage 1の全文要点和訳：架空のウィローベンド市は夏の暑さを測るため温度センサーを設置した。当初は平均測定値が最も高い地区に冷却支援を集中しようとしたが、機器の設置場所が日なたの壁や木陰など異なり、単純比較は不適切だった。さらに屋外温度から各家庭の室内温度は分からない。市は機器を校正し、断熱、涼める公共施設、移動制約など複数の指標を調べてから助成先を決めることにした。
Q11：B. Sensors were placed in different conditions. — センサーの設置条件の差。
Q12：D. Housing conditions and access to cooling spaces. — insulation / public cooling centers / mobility。
Passage 2の全文要点和訳：博物館は史料のデジタル公開を始めたが、古い台帳には不確かな年代と不完全な由来の記載があった。所蔵品を所有していても関連する写真や個人文書の公開権限を持つとは限らない。専門家が史実、保存状態、権利を段階的に検証する方針とし、公開が遅れる不便さを認めたうえで、誤情報の多い巨大資料庫より正確で不確実性を明記したデータベースを優先した。
Q13：A. Uncertain records and varying publication rights. — 記録の信頼性と公開許可の問題。
Q14：C. A smaller reliable database with clear uncertainties. — smaller reliable database / labeled uncertainties。
Passage 3の全文要点和訳：架空の就労支援制度では研修生の自信が高まったが、自信は就職や定着とは異なる。応募者は自発的に参加したため不参加者と意欲が違う可能性もある。機関は修了率、就職、就業継続、以前の経験を調べ比較群も探した。満足度だけで就職成果が証明されたとは判断せず、検証しながら研修を継続した。
Q15：D. Satisfaction alone proved better employment. — confidenceやsatisfactionと雇用の成果は違う。
Q16：B. Completion and employment outcomes with comparisons. — course completion / employment / job retention。
Passage 4の全文要点和訳：飲食店の割引注文アプリは注文数が増えたが、それを見込んで調理量を増やせば廃棄は減らない可能性がある。そこで廃棄した食事の重量、生産量、配達・包装費を調べた。廃棄が減った店も変化が少ない店もあり、割引販売は需要予測を改善する補完策の一つとした。
Q17：A. Restaurants could produce additional meals. — 注文数に合わせて生産量が増える場合。
Q18：C. Measuring waste alongside better demand forecasts. — weighing discarded meals and demand forecasts。
Passage 5の全文要点和訳：森林管理機関は衛星による火災警報を導入したが、工業熱源や季節的な植生変化で誤報が起こるため、警報を確定した火災と扱わなかった。天気、地域の目撃、巡回情報で照合し、誤報と見逃しを両方記録した。通知件数の最大化より、信頼できる調査・対応を目的とした。
Q19：D. Industrial heat or vegetation changes could resemble fires. — industrial heat / seasonal vegetation。
Q20：B. Improve reliable investigation and response. — reliable action, not maximum detections。
Part3｜Real-Lifeの条件・解答
Q21：B. Ground floor after 4:30 p.m. — step-free / available after 4:30 today。
状況・案内の要点和訳：車椅子利用者には段差のない1階が必要で、今日16時30分から利用できる。
Q22：A. Protected delivery with the condition check. — arrives by Thursday / covers transit damage。
状況・案内の要点和訳：木曜到着と運送中の破損補償を両方満たすのは、集荷時点検付きの保護サービス。
Q23：C. Join the live panel at the revised time. — live panel / moved … to noon。
状況・案内の要点和訳：質疑応答はライブパネルにありロンドン時間12時へ変更。元のメールは旧時刻。
Q24：D. Microscope C at noon tomorrow. — C is calibrated and free tomorrow from 11 to 2。
状況・案内の要点和訳：明日の午後までに校正済みの顕微鏡を使う必要がある。Cは有効かつ明日11〜14時に利用できる。
Q25：A. Submit a recent assessment and finish the form before the deadline. — every applicant needs an assessment / closes at 5 p.m.。
状況・案内の要点和訳：家主の許可に加え、全員に過去12か月の評価書が必要。火曜17時までに送信を完了させる。
Part4｜インタビューの和訳と2問の解答
インタビュー全文の要点和訳：聞き手は夜間の野生生物調査を始めた理由を尋ねる。研究者は過去の調査が昼間に偏っていたため、決めた時間にボランティアが夜も観察すると説明。撮影枚数の増加は個体数増加を証明しない。高性能カメラ・長い観察時間・同じ個体の繰り返し撮影でも増える。識別ガイド、専門家確認、観察時刻と天候の記録を取り入れても、通いやすい場所への偏りは残る。保全政策に使うには継続観察と比較が必要。市民参加は問いの発見に役立つが、検証と公開が信頼できる証拠につながる。
Q26：C. Volunteer observations need verification to become reliable evidence. — careful verification and transparent reporting turn observations into evidence。
Q27：A. They tend to visit accessible locations, leaving gaps elsewhere. — accessible places / remote areas receive less attention。
誤答の主な原因と復習法
- 最初の予定と最終決定を混同する：That was the plan, but … が出たら情報を更新する。
- Part3で1条件しか照合しない：時間・設備・資格・補償など必須条件を全て確認する。
- not necessarily や may を聞き落とし、可能性を確実な結果と誤解する。
- 出題者の質問に対し、本文にない結果を推測で付け加える。
7日間の実践復習
- Day1：27問を一度で解きPart別の正解数を記録。
- Day2：誤答した台本だけ英文と和訳を照合。
- Day3：Part3の5場面を条件ごとに書き直す。
- Day4：Part2の5説明文を一文で英語要約。
- Day5：Part4の not necessarily / might を含む箇所を確認。
- Day6：Q1〜Q10の会話を聞き直し話者の訂正を説明。
- Day7：模範解答を隠して再テスト。
FAQ
英検1級のリスニング問題は何問ですか？
現行の公式形式は合計27問です。Part1・Part2・Part3・Part4を10・10・5・2問に分けて出題します。このページの問題はすべて慶英会独自制作です。
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含まれません。台本の理解、設問の根拠、話者の訂正や条件を学習するための教材です。音声面の練習は公式問題の音源や読み上げ機能と併用してください。
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出題形式の参考：日本英語検定協会「1級の試験内容」。台本・問題・選択肢・訳文・解答は慶英会独自制作であり、公式問題の転載ではありません。
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