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英検1級リスニング27問【第28セット・無料】|Part1〜4全台本・要点和訳・全108択と根拠解説

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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

最大1か月完全無料体験・学習相談(Web)|公式LINEで相談|料金・無料体験の条件

慶英会塾長のプロフィール写真

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

最大1か月完全無料体験・学習相談(Web)|公式LINEで相談|料金・無料体験の条件

英検1級Listening独自第28セット。公式の問題構成と同じ数のPart1会話10問・Part2説明文10問・Part3 Real-Life5問・Part4長尺インタビュー2問=27問、4択合計108選択肢を、慶英会オリジナル英文台本・日本語要点訳・全問根拠解説付きで無料公開します。今回の焦点は、条件付き判断、観測事実と因果推論、訂正・保留・予定変更です。

日本英語検定協会の1級Listeningは4パート合計27問で、各放送は1回です(公式試験内容)。本ページには録音音声ファイルはありません。台本を隠し、第三者の読み上げまたは英語読み上げ機能で一度聞いて解きます。試験の実際の速度と音源は英検協会公式過去問で確認してください。

解き方|台本を読む前に音で判断する

  • Part1では、提案・懸念・最終決定を聞き分ける。
  • Part2では、数字・観測結果と、その数字だけでは言えない結論を分ける。
  • Part3ではSituationを先読みし、期限・設備・人数・費用・資格の条件をすべて同時に満たす選択肢を探す。
  • Part4では質問と回答を対応させ、話者の立場・留保・証拠を短くメモする。
  • 問題の英文台本は隠して一度聞き、選択した後に台本・要点和訳・正誤根拠を照合する。

Part1|短い会話10問・独自台本

会話1

Q1. What will the volunteers do this weekend?

  • A. Plant all the trees immediately.
  • B. Prepare the site without deciding where to plant.
  • C. Cancel all activities until next month.
  • D. Replace the soil report with their own estimates.

読み上げ用英文台本:Woman: The volunteers have offered to plant the new trees this weekend. Man: That’s generous, but the soil report won’t be ready until Monday. Woman: Should I cancel the event? Man: Not entirely. They can prepare the paths and remove litter. We should choose the planting sites only after the report arrives. Woman: I’ll send an updated task list.

会話2

Q2. Why has the release date not been confirmed?

  • A. The interface has not been designed.
  • B. The application has been permanently abandoned.
  • C. An account-recovery fix still needs independent testing.
  • D. The public has rejected the proposed application.

読み上げ用英文台本:Man: Can we release the new public-service application on Friday? Woman: The interface is ready, but the security team has discovered an issue with account recovery. Man: Does the whole project need redesigning? Woman: No. The developers have a fix, though it needs independent testing. Let’s announce a revised date once the test is complete. Man: I’ll avoid promising Friday, then.

会話3

Q3. What change will be made to the exhibition description?

  • A. It will acknowledge more than one possible use for the tools.
  • B. It will state that the tools were never used on farms.
  • C. It will remove the tools from the exhibition.
  • D. It will attribute the catalogue to a different author.

読み上げ用英文台本:Woman: The exhibition poster says these metal tools were used exclusively for farming. Man: Isn’t that what last year’s catalogue concluded? Woman: It was one interpretation. New research suggests they may also have been used in workshops. Man: Then we should avoid the word exclusively. Woman: Exactly. I’ll revise the caption to reflect the uncertainty.

会話4

Q4. What has the man decided?

  • A. To demand a refund for a course he has attended.
  • B. To skip all training this month.
  • C. To reserve both courses as confirmed places.
  • D. To attend the introductory course while waiting for the advanced one.

読み上げ用英文台本:Man: I registered for the advanced training course, but the confirmation email says I’m on a waiting list. Woman: The first session is full. If someone cancels, you’ll receive an offer by Wednesday. Man: Can I attend the introductory session instead? Woman: Yes, there are places available, and it covers most of the prerequisites. Man: I’ll take that course for now.

会話5

Q5. Why does the man hesitate to conclude that the population fell?

  • A. The animals were all moved to a zoo.
  • B. The camera operating time differed between the two years.
  • C. The batteries were deliberately removed by residents.
  • D. The cameras had recorded no images at all.

読み上げ用英文台本:Woman: These wildlife cameras recorded fewer animals this year. Does that mean the population is falling? Man: Possibly, but half the cameras had weaker batteries, so they operated for fewer hours. Woman: Should we exclude those devices? Man: We should first adjust the comparisons for operating time and then check whether the pattern remains. Woman: I’ll ask the team to redo the analysis.

会話6

Q6. What will the organizers most likely do?

  • A. Cancel the conference.
  • B. Replace all speakers.
  • C. Change the order of sessions and inform the interpreters.
  • D. Hold the keynote before the delayed speaker arrives.

読み上げ用英文台本:Man: The keynote speaker can no longer arrive before noon. Should we call off the entire conference? Woman: That seems unnecessary. The panel discussion is ready, so we can move it to the morning and place the keynote after lunch. Man: We would have to notify the interpreters. Woman: I’ll contact them before the revised program goes online.

会話7

Q7. How will the report be revised?

  • A. It will avoid attributing the increase solely to the outreach program.
  • B. It will state the fee waiver had no effect.
  • C. It will deny that membership rose.
  • D. It will claim a randomized study has already been completed.

読み上げ用英文台本:Woman: The grant report claims our outreach program caused the increase in library membership. Man: Membership did rise, but the city also waived registration fees at the same time. Woman: We can’t tell which change mattered more. Man: Exactly. Let’s describe the association and propose a comparison before making a causal claim.

会話8

Q8. What will the woman do first?

  • A. Cancel the shipment.
  • B. Deliver the goods by bicycle.
  • C. Promise every shop a fixed delivery time.
  • D. Verify the train’s arrival window.

読み上げ用英文台本:Man: The rail shipment arrives on Tuesday, but the goods must reach small shops that afternoon. Woman: The freight terminal has limited vans during the morning. Could we reserve the afternoon vehicles now? Man: Yes, but first confirm the arrival window with the railway. If the train is delayed, we’ll need a different dispatch plan. Woman: I’ll call the railway office.

会話9

Q9. What is the immediate concern about the temperature record?

  • A. The nearby station has stopped operating.
  • B. The sensor’s changed location may have affected its readings.
  • C. The technician lost the entire dataset.
  • D. The region has already been proved to be cooling.

読み上げ用英文台本:Woman: The temperature data from the hill station show an unusual jump. Man: Was that when the sensor was moved closer to the building? Woman: Yes, and the technician noted that afternoon sunlight reached its new position. Man: Before discussing a regional warming trend, we should check whether the new location affected the readings. Woman: I’ll compare it with a nearby station.

会話10

Q10. What is the woman’s main recommendation?

  • A. Remove the new insulation.
  • B. Attribute all savings to the renovation.
  • C. Control for weather and occupancy before evaluating the renovation.
  • D. Assume the building used no electricity.

読み上げ用英文台本:Man: Apartment electricity use dropped after the insulation was installed. That’s proof the renovation paid for itself. Woman: We should be cautious. This winter was milder, and several units were unoccupied for weeks. Man: So we need a fair comparison. Woman: Yes. Let’s adjust for weather and occupancy before estimating the savings caused by insulation.

Part2|説明文5篇・各2問の独自10問

説明文1|深海の音と航路調整

英文台本:Researchers studying a fictional coastal shipping route installed underwater microphones to monitor changes in the local sound environment. They noticed that recordings became louder during the busiest shipping periods. Some campaigners interpreted this as proof that the route was harming marine animals. The researchers were more cautious. Their microphones measured sound, not the animals’ physical condition or behavior, and seasonal currents also changed how sound traveled. The team recommended a trial in which ships would use an alternative corridor during selected weeks. Both corridors would be monitored, while observers collected information about animal movements. The point was not to assume that all noise could be eliminated, but to assess whether route changes would reduce exposure without creating unreasonable safety risks for vessels. The researchers also emphasized that a short trial would not settle every ecological question. Still, comparing carefully recorded conditions could provide a stronger basis for discussion than treating one loud recording as a complete explanation.

Q11. What limits the conclusion that the shipping route harmed marine animals?

  • A. The microphones measured sound rather than the animals’ condition.
  • B. The microphones were never used at sea.
  • C. Shipping was completely absent during the study.
  • D. The research had already proved no animals lived there.

Q12. Why do researchers propose testing an alternative corridor?

  • A. To eliminate shipping permanently.
  • B. To prohibit all field observations.
  • C. To make currents constant throughout the year.
  • D. To compare exposure and safety under different route arrangements.

説明文2|返却できる食品容器

英文台本:A regional market association considered replacing disposable takeaway containers with reusable ones. Under its proposal, customers would pay a deposit, return the container to participating stores, and receive the money back. Some shop owners expected lower waste-disposal costs. Others feared that washing, tracking and transporting containers could require more labor than the current system. A pilot program therefore began with a small network of stores. Organizers tracked the number of actual return cycles, the energy used for washing, and how many customers lost or kept their containers. Initial participation was encouraging, but researchers warned that a high sign-up rate did not establish environmental success. If most containers were used only once or twice, the resources required to manufacture and clean them might outweigh the expected savings. The association decided to delay expansion until it had data on repeated use and total operating costs. Its central question was not whether reuse sounded attractive, but whether the program functioned as intended in daily life.

Q13. What information is most important for evaluating the pilot?

  • A. The number of new store logos.
  • B. The number of repeat uses and the resources needed to operate the system.
  • C. Whether all customers like the containers’ color.
  • D. The market’s advertising budget alone.

Q14. Why was expansion delayed?

  • A. No stores agreed to join the pilot.
  • B. The deposit was declared illegal.
  • C. The environmental and operating benefits had not yet been demonstrated.
  • D. Every container had already been returned thousands of times.

説明文3|古い地図と都市の変化

英文台本:A historian examining early city maps noticed that several old streets seemed to disappear between two editions. At first, the pattern suggested a major redevelopment program. Yet the second map had been produced for tax administration rather than navigation, and its makers had omitted minor passages that generated little revenue. The historian therefore compared the maps with property registers, diaries and photographs. Some streets had indeed been demolished, but others were simply absent from the later drawing. This discovery complicated the story of the city’s growth. The historian argued that maps reveal both physical places and the priorities of the people who create them. A useful interpretation must ask why the document was produced and what it was designed to include. The research team plans to publish an online atlas showing differences among sources, with notes indicating where the evidence remains uncertain. Rather than present one reconstructed map as definitive, the atlas will allow readers to see how competing interpretations arise.

Q15. Why were some streets missing from the later map?

  • A. All of them had been demolished.
  • B. The historian fabricated their existence.
  • C. The second map was designed to show only railway routes.
  • D. Its tax-related purpose led its makers to omit some minor passages.

Q16. What does the historian emphasize about maps?

  • A. Their contents reflect both geography and the creators’ purposes.
  • B. Maps created for different purposes always agree.
  • C. A single map can resolve every historical debate.
  • D. Diaries and photographs are never useful sources.

説明文4|食べ残し調査と学校給食

英文台本:A school district introduced a voluntary system for recording leftover food in its cafeterias. Participating schools weighed the food that remained after lunch and discussed ways to adjust portions. One principal reported a decline in the quantity thrown away and attributed it to the new program. However, researchers pointed out that enrollment had also fallen at that school, so a lower total could simply reflect fewer meals being served. They recommended reporting waste per meal as well as the overall amount. They also cautioned against rewarding schools solely for achieving the lowest figure. Staff might then serve portions that were too small, or avoid recording certain categories of leftovers. Instead, the district planned to assess nutritional adequacy, student satisfaction, the accuracy of records and waste reduction together. The project’s purpose was to improve meals while using resources responsibly, not to make a single number look impressive.

Q17. Why may a decline in total food waste be misleading?

  • A. The school served an identical number of meals.
  • B. The number of meals served had also decreased.
  • C. The study measured no food at all.
  • D. Waste had been converted into drinking water.

Q18. What risk arises from rewarding only the lowest waste figure?

  • A. Students will automatically learn more mathematics.
  • B. School menus must become identical.
  • C. Staff may manipulate portions or records to improve the score.
  • D. The district will ban all nutritional assessments.

説明文5|市民の大気測定とデータ公開

英文台本:Volunteers in a fictional town installed inexpensive air-quality sensors near roads and schools. Their readings sometimes differed from those of a professional monitoring station. Initially, the volunteers suspected the official equipment was missing local pollution hotspots. A technician then explained that some low-cost sensors responded differently to humidity and temperature, which could affect the comparison. The group agreed to place several devices beside the professional station for calibration before interpreting the neighborhood results. The volunteers also decided to publish information about each sensor’s location, maintenance and periods of missing data. They did not want people to dismiss community measurements simply because the equipment was inexpensive, but neither did they want striking graphs to circulate without context. Their final report would identify patterns that deserved further study while distinguishing preliminary observations from verified conclusions.

Q19. What will the volunteers do before interpreting differences in readings?

  • A. Test their sensors beside the professional equipment.
  • B. Delete every reading that looks unusual.
  • C. Assume the official station has deliberately falsified results.
  • D. Stop recording location and maintenance details.

Q20. What is the group’s final reporting principle?

  • A. Treat every local reading as a proven health emergency.
  • B. Avoid publishing any community measurements.
  • C. Assume low-cost instruments cannot be useful.
  • D. Separate preliminary patterns from verified conclusions.

Part3|Real-Life形式・独自5場面

Real-Life 1・Q21

Situation / Question: You use a wheelchair and need to reach a community seminar before 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. The venue is in another district. Which service should you choose?

  • A. The 9:05 shuttle, because it is accessible and arrives before 9:30.
  • B. The express bus, because its stop has step-free access.
  • C. The 8:10 accessible shuttle, reserved by Friday noon.
  • D. Any shuttle without a reservation.

放送用独自台本:Recorded information: The neighborhood shuttle runs at 8:10 and 9:05 on Saturdays, arriving at the seminar hall 55 minutes later. Only the 8:10 vehicle has a wheelchair lift. The express bus leaves at 8:35 and reaches the venue at 9:20, but its stop has stairs and no accessible route to the hall. An accessible taxi can arrive at 9:10 if booked by Thursday at 5 p.m. The shuttle requires a reservation by Friday noon.

Real-Life 2・Q22

Situation / Question: You are arranging a confidential two-hour online interpretation session tomorrow afternoon. You need a qualified interpreter and must not use a public recording service. Which option meets your needs?

  • A. Use free automatic captioning without checking recordings.
  • B. Book the certified interpreter for 2 p.m. and confirm by 3 p.m. today.
  • C. Wait three working days for an enterprise caption plan.
  • D. Book a standard interpreter without checking qualifications.

放送用独自台本:Agency message: Standard interpreters can be booked for next-day sessions if you request them by 6 p.m. today. Certified interpreters for confidential legal consultations are available tomorrow at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., but each appointment lasts two hours and must be confirmed by 3 p.m. today. Our automatic captioning service is available immediately, but its recordings are kept for training unless clients choose an enterprise plan, which takes three working days to activate.

Real-Life 3・Q23

Situation / Question: You need to return a rented scientific instrument before a service contract ends on Monday. The package is bulky, and you need proof of delivery by Monday evening. Which service is suitable?

  • A. Book premium tracked freight by Thursday 4 p.m. for Friday collection.
  • B. Choose budget freight because its delivery is always guaranteed by Monday.
  • C. Use the local courier because all package weights are accepted.
  • D. Post the item on Monday by ordinary mail.

放送用独自台本:Delivery desk: Budget freight is collected Friday and usually delivered within five working days, without a guaranteed arrival date. Premium tracked freight collected by Friday noon is guaranteed by Monday at 3 p.m. and provides a signed electronic receipt. Same-day local courier service does not accept packages heavier than fifteen kilograms. The instrument weighs twenty kilograms. Premium delivery requires a collection booking by Thursday at 4 p.m.

Real-Life 4・Q24

Situation / Question: Your outdoor student exhibition is on Sunday. You can change the venue only if organizers are notified by Friday evening. The exhibition contains paper artwork that cannot get wet. What is the most sensible option?

  • A. Keep every artwork outdoors because rain is impossible.
  • B. Move only the paper works into the uncovered courtyard.
  • C. Wait until Sunday afternoon to tell the coordinator.
  • D. Confirm the indoor hall before Friday 6 p.m.

放送用独自台本:Weather and venue notice: Light rain is possible Sunday morning, and stronger rain may develop after noon. The covered courtyard is available all day but cannot accommodate the large sculpture. The indoor community hall has been reserved as a backup from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and can hold the entire exhibition. Any venue change must be reported to the coordinator by Friday 6 p.m. Displays outdoors are allowed, but organizers must protect work from moisture.

Real-Life 5・Q25

Situation / Question: You want to attend an advanced documentary workshop and a compulsory safety orientation in the same week. The orientation must be completed before you can enter the archive room. Which schedule works?

  • A. Attend the advanced Tuesday session without orientation.
  • B. Take Tuesday orientation and join the already-full Tuesday workshop.
  • C. Complete the Wednesday orientation and register for Thursday’s session by Tuesday 5 p.m.
  • D. Wait until Friday to register for the Thursday session.

放送用独自台本:Workshop office: Advanced documentary sessions are on Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Thursday at 3 p.m. The archive orientation is offered Tuesday at 2 p.m. and Wednesday at 9 a.m., each lasting ninety minutes. Participants may join the advanced session only after completing orientation. The Thursday session has three seats left, and registration closes on Tuesday at 5 p.m. The Tuesday advanced session is fully booked.

Part4|長尺インタビュー1篇・独自2問

英文台本:Interviewer: Your organization has been collecting photographs of the city’s old shopping streets. Why did you invite residents to submit their own pictures instead of relying solely on official archives? Historian: Public archives are invaluable, but they often document building projects and major events more thoroughly than ordinary daily life. Family photographs may show details such as temporary market stalls or the appearance of a street before renovation. However, a photograph can be misdated or described inaccurately by its current owner. We therefore treat every submission as a lead, not automatically as a verified record. Interviewer: How do you check the information? Historian: We compare visible landmarks with other images and written records. If the date remains uncertain, we give an estimated period and state that it is an estimate. We also ask contributors whether they consent to public display, because permission to preserve a photograph is not always permission to publish it online. Interviewer: Some people say that these extra steps make community history unnecessarily slow. Historian: They certainly require time. But speed can create errors that are copied into later publications. The project is worthwhile precisely because residents contribute perspectives that institutional archives may miss. We should protect that value by being transparent about what we do and do not know. Interviewer: Are you hoping to create one definitive history of the neighborhood? Historian: No. We hope to create an expanding, well-documented collection that allows new evidence to modify earlier interpretations. Historical confidence should grow from comparison and correction, not from treating the first attractive story as certain.

Q26

What is the historian’s main reason for accepting residents’ photographs?

  • A. They can reveal everyday details missing from institutional archives.
  • B. All private photographs are more accurate than official records.
  • C. The city has permanently closed its public archive.
  • D. Only family photographs can establish exact dates.

Q27

What principle guides the project’s treatment of uncertain information?

  • A. Publish the most attractive story as a fact.
  • B. Exclude every image with incomplete information.
  • C. Replace all written records with memories.
  • D. Verify where possible and label remaining uncertainty openly.

全27問の解答・日本語要点訳・108択の正誤根拠

Part1(Q1〜Q10)

Q1:B Prepare the site without deciding where to plant.。内容訳:植樹場所は土壌報告書の到着後に決定し、週末は通路整備やごみ除去を行う。根拠:prepare the paths / remove litter と choose sites after the report が根拠。

  • A:植樹場所はまだ決めない。
  • B:正答。prepare the paths / remove litter と choose sites after the report が根拠。
  • C:活動全体は中止しない。
  • D:独自推計で代替しない。

Q2:C An account-recovery fix still needs independent testing.。内容訳:画面は完成しているが、アカウント復旧機能の修正に独立テストが必要なため公開日未確定。根拠:fix … needs independent testing。

  • A:画面は完成済み。
  • B:恒久中止ではない。
  • C:正答。fix … needs independent testing。
  • D:住民の拒否はない。

Q3:A It will acknowledge more than one possible use for the tools.。内容訳:農業専用と断定せず、工房での利用の可能性も示す。根拠:avoid the word exclusively と may also。

  • A:正答。avoid the word exclusively と may also。
  • B:農業利用も排除しない。
  • C:展示撤去ではない。
  • D:著者変更の話ではない。

Q4:D To attend the introductory course while waiting for the advanced one.。内容訳:上級講座は補欠のまま、入門講座を先に受けると決めた。根拠:I’ll take that course for now がintroductoryを指す。

  • A:受講済みではない。
  • B:入門講座に参加する。
  • C:上級は補欠で確約でない。
  • D:正答。I’ll take that course for now がintroductoryを指す。

Q5:B The camera operating time differed between the two years.。内容訳:カメラの稼働時間が短かったため、検出数の減少が個体数減少とは限らない。根拠:fewer hours → adjust … for operating time。

  • A:移動の記載なし。
  • B:正答。fewer hours → adjust … for operating time。
  • C:故意の取り外しなし。
  • D:画像は記録されている。

Q6:C Change the order of sessions and inform the interpreters.。内容訳:会議は中止せず、討論会を午前へ、基調講演を昼食後へ移し、通訳者に連絡する。根拠:move … to the morning / keynote after lunch。

  • A:全体中止は不要と言う。
  • B:全員交代しない。
  • C:正答。move … to the morning / keynote after lunch。
  • D:講演者不在で講演はできない。

Q7:A It will avoid attributing the increase solely to the outreach program.。内容訳:会員増加は事実だが、広報活動だけが原因とは断定せず比較調査を提案する。根拠:association と causal claim を区別する。

  • A:正答。association と causal claim を区別する。
  • B:費用免除の効果は不明。
  • C:増加は事実。
  • D:比較は今後の提案。

Q8:D Verify the train’s arrival window.。内容訳:車両予約より先に列車の到着時間帯を鉄道会社へ確認する。根拠:first confirm the arrival window が指示。

  • A:輸送中止ではない。
  • B:自転車配送なし。
  • C:時刻はまだ確定不可。
  • D:正答。first confirm the arrival window が指示。

Q9:B The sensor’s changed location may have affected its readings.。内容訳:センサーの設置場所変更が温度記録に影響した可能性を確認する。根拠:sensor was moved / sunlight reached new position。

  • A:稼働停止の話なし。
  • B:正答。sensor was moved / sunlight reached new position。
  • C:データ喪失はない。
  • D:地域傾向は未判定。

Q10:C Control for weather and occupancy before evaluating the renovation.。内容訳:断熱改修の効果を測る前に気温と居住率の違いを調整すべきだと助言。根拠:adjust for weather and occupancy。

  • A:撤去は提案していない。
  • B:複数要因を無視する。
  • C:正答。adjust for weather and occupancy。
  • D:電力使用ゼロではない。

Part2(Q11〜Q20)・各説明文の要点和訳

説明文1|深海の音と航路調整・要点訳:架空の海上輸送路で水中マイクが繁忙期の騒音増加を記録した。ただし音は動物の健康状態を直接示さず、潮流も音の伝播に影響する。チームは別航路の試行と両航路の音・動物の行動観察を提案し、安全との兼ね合いを検証する。短期試行で全ての生態学的問題が解決するわけではない。

Q11:A The microphones measured sound rather than the animals’ condition.。根拠:水中音圧と動物への影響は同じ測定対象ではない。

  • A:正答。水中音圧と動物への影響は同じ測定対象ではない。
  • B:海でマイクを設置している。
  • C:繁忙期の記録がある。
  • D:動物不存在の証明はない。

Q12:D To compare exposure and safety under different route arrangements.。根拠:音への曝露と船舶安全への影響を比較するため。

  • A:海運の全面禁止でない。
  • B:動物観察も行う。
  • C:潮流の固定は不可能。
  • D:正答。音への曝露と船舶安全への影響を比較するため。

説明文2|返却できる食品容器・要点訳:返却式容器に預り金を付ける市場団体の架空事例。廃棄削減の期待と洗浄・輸送費の懸念があり、小規模試行で実際の返却回数や洗浄エネルギーなどを測る。参加申込者の多さだけでは環境効果を示せず、継続利用回数と運用費を確認するまで拡大を延期する。

Q13:B The number of repeat uses and the resources needed to operate the system.。根拠:繰り返し利用の実績と投入資源が環境評価の核。

  • A:外観ロゴでは評価できない。
  • B:正答。繰り返し利用の実績と投入資源が環境評価の核。
  • C:色の好みだけではない。
  • D:広告費だけでは不十分。

Q14:C The environmental and operating benefits had not yet been demonstrated.。根拠:回収サイクルと総費用が未検証。

  • A:店は参加した。
  • B:違法との説明はない。
  • C:正答。回収サイクルと総費用が未検証。
  • D:大量再利用の実績はない。

説明文3|古い地図と都市の変化・要点訳:旧市街地図に消えた通りがあるが、後の地図は税務用で小道を省略した可能性がある。史料を照合すると実際に廃止された道と図示されなかった道が分かれた。地図は実物だけでなく作成者の目的を映すため、研究班は複数資料と不確実性の注記を掲載する。

Q15:D Its tax-related purpose led its makers to omit some minor passages.。根拠:税務目的により一部通路を図示しなかった。

  • A:一部は残存していた。
  • B:捏造の証拠はない。
  • C:鉄道路線だけではない。
  • D:正答。税務目的により一部通路を図示しなかった。

Q16:A Their contents reflect both geography and the creators’ purposes.。根拠:作成目的による選択と欠落を検討する必要。

  • A:正答。作成目的による選択と欠落を検討する必要。
  • B:異なる目的なら省略項目が違う。
  • C:決定版としない。
  • D:他資料で照合した。

説明文4|食べ残し調査と学校給食・要点訳:給食の残飯計量で総重量が減った学校があったが、生徒数減少の影響もあり得る。研究者は食数当たりの廃棄量も報告し、最低量のみを褒賞すると分量不足や記録漏れが生じ得ると注意する。栄養、満足度、記録精度、廃棄削減を一緒に評価する。

Q17:B The number of meals served had also decreased.。根拠:生徒数と提供食数の変化で総量は変わる。

  • A:食数は同じでない。
  • B:正答。生徒数と提供食数の変化で総量は変わる。
  • C:残食を計量している。
  • D:水へ変換した話なし。

Q18:C Staff may manipulate portions or records to improve the score.。根拠:単一数値への報酬で量の削減・記録漏れの誘因。

  • A:算数効果は無関係。
  • B:献立統一はない。
  • C:正答。単一数値への報酬で量の削減・記録漏れの誘因。
  • D:栄養も評価対象。

説明文5|市民の大気測定とデータ公開・要点訳:安価な大気センサーで学校周辺を測る架空の市民グループの数値が公的観測所と食い違った。湿度や気温の影響を確かめるため専門機器と並べて校正し、設置場所や欠測期間も公開する。大きなグラフの値だけで断定せず、暫定観測を追加調査へつなげる。

Q19:A Test their sensors beside the professional equipment.。根拠:専門機器との並置測定で校正する。

  • A:正答。専門機器との並置測定で校正する。
  • B:例外値の機械的消去ではない。
  • C:意図的捏造は確認されない。
  • D:保守情報は公開する。

Q20:D Separate preliminary patterns from verified conclusions.。根拠:暫定的パターンと検証済み結論を区別。

  • A:警報の断定はない。
  • B:公開する方針。
  • C:安価でも活用可能と考える。
  • D:正答。暫定的パターンと検証済み結論を区別。

Part3(Q21〜Q25)・条件と消去法

Q21:C The 8:10 accessible shuttle, reserved by Friday noon.。内容訳:8:10シャトルは9:05着・リフト有、金曜正午までに予約が必要。9:05便は10:00着かつリフトなし。根拠:到着時刻・リフト・予約期限の3条件を満たすのはC。

  • A:9:05発は10:00着。
  • B:階段がある。
  • C:正答。到着時刻・リフト・予約期限の3条件を満たすのはC。
  • D:予約が要る。

Q22:B Book the certified interpreter for 2 p.m. and confirm by 3 p.m. today.。内容訳:守秘条件の2時間相談には認定通訳者が対応し、14時枠を当日15時までに確定する。根拠:certified / confidential / two hours / deadline を同時充足。

  • A:録音保存がある。
  • B:正答。certified / confidential / two hours / deadline を同時充足。
  • C:明日には間に合わない。
  • D:資格条件が満たされない。

Q23:A Book premium tracked freight by Thursday 4 p.m. for Friday collection.。内容訳:20kgで月曜夕方までに配達証明が必要。木曜16時までの予約による金曜集荷のプレミアム便なら月曜15時着・署名受領書あり。根拠:重量・期限・配達保証・証明の4条件でA。

  • A:正答。重量・期限・配達保証・証明の4条件でA。
  • B:15kg上限。
  • C:月曜発送では配達証明に間に合わない。
  • D:

Q24:D Confirm the indoor hall before Friday 6 p.m.。内容訳:全作品を収容できる屋内ホールを金曜18時までに変更連絡すれば、紙作品の雨濡れを防げる。根拠:紙作品の保護・収容人数・変更期限でD。

  • A:雨の可能性あり。
  • B:中庭は屋根付きだが大型彫刻が入らない。
  • C:通知期限切れ。
  • D:正答。紙作品の保護・収容人数・変更期限でD。

Q25:C Complete the Wednesday orientation and register for Thursday’s session by Tuesday 5 p.m.。内容訳:火曜の上級講座は満席。水曜9時からの安全講習を受け、火曜17時までに木曜15時講座へ登録する。根拠:講習の先履修・定員・締切を同時充足。

  • A:講習前かつ満席。
  • B:14時開始の講習は13時講座より後。
  • C:正答。講習の先履修・定員・締切を同時充足。
  • D:申込締切後。

Part4(Q26〜Q27)・インタビューの要点和訳

地域写真の収集では家族写真が日常の歴史を補うが、日付・説明を誤る可能性がある。研究者は他資料と照合し、未確定な年代は推定と明示、保存同意とネット公開同意も区別する。最初の物語を決定版にするのではなく、証拠に応じて修正できる記録庫を目指す。

Q26:A They can reveal everyday details missing from institutional archives.。根拠:公的資料の拾いにくい日常の細部を補う。

  • A:正答。公的資料の拾いにくい日常の細部を補う。
  • B:私的写真も誤記あり得る。
  • C:公文書館は重要と述べる。
  • D:年代は照合が必要。

Q27:D Verify where possible and label remaining uncertainty openly.。根拠:照合で確度を高め、不確定な箇所は明記する。

  • A:物語性より証拠。
  • B:推定付き掲載が可能。
  • C:他の記録と照合する。
  • D:正答。照合で確度を高め、不確定な箇所は明記する。

聞き取れなかった問題の復習法

  • 音そのものを聞き取れない場合:台本を見てフレーズ単位で発音・音声連結を確認する。
  • 聞こえたが選択肢を間違えた場合:発言の前後関係、not / only / unless / provided that など限定条件を印付ける。
  • Part2で失点した場合:測定した対象と、それだけでは断定できないことを1文ずつ記録する。
  • Part3で失点した場合:各選択肢を時間・資格・アクセス・締切で表にして消去する。
  • Part4で失点した場合:面接官の問いと専門家の答えを対応づけ、留保を消さずに要約する。

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