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
慶英会の英検1級Reading無料模試・独自第42セット。公式形式を参考に語彙空所22問・長文空所6問・内容一致7問、全35問・140択を収録しました。独自長文は電動バスの充電設備、図書館の自動分類、湿地の炭素貯留、少数言語のデジタル辞書。短文語義全88択、独自長文4題の日本語要旨、解答根拠と誤答理由を掲載します。
英検1級Readingは協会公式で短文の語句空所22問、長文空所6問、長文内容一致7問です（英検協会の1級試験内容）。この教材の英文と設問は慶英会の独自作成で公式過去問ではありません。
次の無料教材：Reading第43セット｜短文22・長文空所6・内容一致7。初見で解き、正答の根拠・誤答の原因まで確認してください。
問題に取り組む前の確認事項
- 語彙では抽象名詞と形容詞が示す確実性・影響の大きさを判断する。
- 長文空所は前後の主張と逆接・目的・因果が一致するか確認する。
- 内容一致では提案と実績、測定と推論、権利と保存目的を区別する。
- 解答後は不正解の選択肢がどの表現を誇張しているか本文へ戻って説明する。
第1部｜語句空所22問
Q1
The unusual reading was initially treated as an _____ rather than evidence of a sustained trend.
- A. aberration
- B. incentive
- C. precedent
- D. subsidy
Q2
The unexpected closure created an immediate _____ for households relying on the clinic.
- A. concession
- B. exigency
- C. dividend
- D. surplus
Q3
The pilot provided fresh _____ for a broader discussion of accessible public transport.
- A. retaliation
- B. impediment
- C. impetus
- D. recession
Q4
The court granted a temporary _____ allowing the institution additional time to comply.
- A. mandate
- B. backlash
- C. windfall
- D. reprieve
Q5
Residents were offered legal _____ if they believed the new decision violated their rights.
- A. recourse
- B. consensus
- C. subsidy
- D. precedent
Q6
The proposal included a limited _____ for users unable to apply online.
- A. retaliation
- B. concession
- C. windfall
- D. revenue
Q7
The museum sought detailed records to establish the _____ of the donated objects.
- A. incentive
- B. backlog
- C. provenance
- D. dividend
Q8
The grid operator installed an additional controller to provide _____ if the primary unit failed.
- A. liability
- B. concession
- C. impetus
- D. redundancy
Q9
The contract specified potential _____ for companies that failed to maintain safety equipment.
- A. liability
- B. incentive
- C. moratorium
- D. reprieve
Q10
Staff prepared a _____ for a prolonged communications outage during winter storms.
- A. impediment
- B. contingency plan
- C. surplus
- D. precedent
Q11
The incident resulted from a _____ of equipment failure and unusual weather conditions.
- A. dividend
- B. restitution
- C. confluence
- D. moratorium
Q12
The ministry announced a temporary _____ on construction until the environmental assessment was complete.
- A. concession
- B. incentive
- C. surplus
- D. moratorium
Q13
The technicians described the data deletion as _____, not a deliberate attempt to conceal evidence.
- A. inadvertent
- B. stringent
- C. contentious
- D. equitable
Q14
The inspector’s _____ examination failed to identify a defect hidden under the protective cover.
- A. comprehensive
- B. cursory
- C. exhaustive
- D. systematic
Q15
The dispute proved _____ because neither side was willing to reconsider the basic terms.
- A. trivial
- B. tentative
- C. intractable
- D. routine
Q16
The proposed ban remained _____, with neighborhood groups expressing sharply opposing views.
- A. unanimous
- B. uncontroversial
- C. perfunctory
- D. contentious
Q17
The remote community’s access to medicine was _____ during seasonal road closures.
- A. precarious
- B. indispensable
- C. unassailable
- D. pervasive
Q18
The survey found no _____ improvement in the service after accounting for seasonal demand.
- A. immutable
- B. discernible
- C. perfunctory
- D. extraneous
Q19
The laboratory introduced _____ controls for storing identifiable medical records.
- A. lenient
- B. tentative
- C. stringent
- D. arbitrary
Q20
A fair arrangement should provide _____ access to support for households facing similar barriers.
- A. arbitrary
- B. uneven
- C. contentious
- D. equitable
Q21
The grant requirements should be _____ with the size and risk of each project.
- A. commensurate
- B. extraneous
- C. intractable
- D. redundant
Q22
The review described the initial results as _____ because some important tests had not been completed.
- A. conclusive
- B. provisional
- C. immutable
- D. unequivocal
第2部｜長文空所6問・独自2題
地域の充電設備と停電対策
A fictional regional transport authority is considering installing high-capacity chargers for electric buses at several small depots. Supporters expect the vehicles to reduce exhaust pollution along busy routes, and the first procurement proposal emphasizes the number of buses that could be charged at once. Engineers, however, warn that the electricity network has limited capacity in some locations.
Several depots share equipment with essential local facilities, and a sudden surge in electricity demand could affect other services. The authority therefore needs to determine whether [23] _____. Charging capacity on paper does not necessarily translate into reliable operations when network constraints are ignored.
Planners have considered staggering charging times, installing limited energy storage and retaining backup vehicles during severe weather. Each solution involves different costs and maintenance needs. A uniform design could simplify purchasing but might be unsuitable for depots with fewer routes or weaker connections. Officials agreed that [24] _____ would provide a better basis for investment than simply adopting the largest possible charging station.
A pilot will measure charging delays, grid impacts, operating costs, vehicle availability and service reliability. The authority hopes to [25] _____, rather than assume that purchasing more charging equipment automatically improves transport.
Q23
- A. the local grid can support charging without undermining essential services
- B. all existing bus routes can be abolished immediately
- C. electricity becomes free after a charger is installed
- D. every depot has identical network capacity
Q24
- A. maximizing the size of every depot
- B. assessing local demand, network limits and backup arrangements
- C. requiring all buses to charge at the same minute
- D. ignoring the expense of maintaining storage
Q25
- A. reduce the number of published performance measures
- B. guarantee that power failures never recur
- C. support dependable service with manageable environmental and financial costs
- D. replace every driver with a charging monitor
地域の図書館資料と自動分類システム
A fictional library consortium introduced an automated system to classify newly donated books and historical documents. The program can identify likely subjects and propose catalogue terms, allowing staff to process larger collections. Administrators initially judged success by the number of records created per day.
Cataloguers soon noticed that some books discussing disputed historical interpretations had been assigned overly confident labels. Other works contained terms used differently in earlier periods, and the software sometimes treated them as modern categories. Because classification affects which materials readers can find, [26] _____. A faster catalogue can still be misleading if its descriptions distort the contents.
The consortium proposed retaining the source title, recording uncertain assignments and allowing specialists to revise sensitive labels. It also invited feedback from communities connected to certain collections. Some managers worried that additional checks would slow the service. Others argued that the response should [27] _____, since the cost of misinformation may be greater than a modest reduction in processing speed.
Before expanding the system, the libraries will compare search success, correction rates, staff workload and how easily users locate relevant items. The purpose is [28] _____ rather than maximizing the number of automatic classifications.
Q26
- A. every machine-generated label should become permanent
- B. human review remains important for ambiguous or sensitive descriptions
- C. all historical materials should be excluded from catalogues
- D. speed alone must determine information quality
Q27
- A. abolish every form of automation
- B. give software full authority over disputed labels
- C. balance processing efficiency with accuracy and opportunities for correction
- D. require all catalogues to remain unchanged
Q28
- A. to eliminate all professional cataloguing jobs
- B. to maximize the amount of metadata regardless of accuracy
- C. to prevent users from questioning historical labels
- D. to help people find and understand materials with reliable descriptions
第3部｜内容一致7問・独自2長文
沿岸湿地の炭素貯留評価｜測れない効果とクレジット制度
A fictional coastal conservation authority is considering restoring tidal wetlands that were drained several decades ago. Supporters hope that vegetation and waterlogged soils will store carbon while providing habitat for migratory birds and reducing some forms of coastal erosion. A private consortium has proposed financing part of the restoration through environmental credits that companies could purchase to support their climate commitments.
Scientists caution that estimating stored carbon is complex. Soil samples collected at one point may not represent conditions across the wetland, and carbon released during construction could offset part of the benefit. Changing tides, sediment movement and water chemistry also influence greenhouse-gas emissions. Some restored sites may release other gases even as they accumulate organic material. A credible assessment therefore requires measurements over several years and clear boundaries around which effects are included.
The proposed credit program raises another question: whether claimed benefits would occur without financial support. If a restoration project was already fully funded and certain to proceed, selling additional credits could exaggerate the role of the buyer. Regulators and researchers have proposed independent review of baseline scenarios and rules against counting the same environmental improvement twice.
Local fishing communities are concerned about changes to access and water movement. Some residents welcome healthier habitats, while others worry that restoration structures might affect small vessels or nearby properties. The authority wants to consult users of the coastline and consider ecological benefits alongside practical livelihoods rather than treating carbon storage as the only legitimate goal.
A pilot will compare measured carbon changes, other greenhouse gases, habitat condition, coastal access and operating costs. Authorities stress that credit sales are a possible funding method, not proof that a restoration has achieved its environmental aims. Decisions should reflect verified outcomes and the consequences for people living nearby.
Q29
Why are isolated soil samples insufficient to evaluate carbon storage?
- A. Wetland conditions and other emissions vary across place and time.
- B. No tidal wetland contains any soil.
- C. Carbon can be measured perfectly from one sample.
- D. Restoration has already been completed across every site.
Q30
What problem does the passage identify with selling environmental credits?
- A. The credits can only be sold to fishing businesses.
- B. Benefits might be claimed even when a project would happen without the credit funding.
- C. Every restoration project has no environmental benefit.
- D. Independent evaluation is prohibited.
Q31
What will the authority consider in addition to climate measurements?
- A. Only the number of credit buyers.
- B. Only the color of vegetation.
- C. Fishing access, habitat and local economic consequences.
- D. A guarantee of zero coastal change.
少数言語のデジタル辞書と地域の情報管理
A fictional network of cultural organizations has begun designing a digital dictionary for a language used by a small community. Older speakers and local teachers have contributed recordings, explanations and examples of everyday speech. Project supporters hope that searchable materials will help younger people study and preserve knowledge that might otherwise be difficult to recover.
However, creating a dictionary involves more than uploading words. Some expressions have several meanings depending on context, and pronunciation varies between villages. A software system that selects only one form as correct could erase important differences and make speakers feel that their own usage is inferior. Editors therefore propose documenting regional variation, identifying uncertain interpretations and allowing qualified community contributors to suggest corrections.
Questions about permission and access have also emerged. Some recordings were made for research rather than unlimited public distribution. Certain stories contain personal information or cultural material that contributors prefer to share only within particular settings. The project team is considering different access levels instead of assuming that preservation automatically authorizes full publication. The organizations also want contributors to understand how recordings could be reused in future educational products.
Technical sustainability presents a further challenge. Audio formats and software platforms change, and a dictionary that works now may become inaccessible without ongoing maintenance. Managers are exploring open file formats, backup copies and a documented process for future migration. Yet these measures require funding and staff who can maintain the collection after the initial launch.
Before making the dictionary widely available, the network will test search accuracy, clarity of regional labels, user understanding and permissions with speakers and learners. It will assess whether materials remain usable and appropriately controlled over time. A large word count is not the main objective; reliable, respectful access to language knowledge is.
Q32
Why do editors want to document regional variation?
- A. A single standardized entry could obscure legitimate differences in speech and meaning.
- B. Every village uses exactly the same pronunciation.
- C. All dictionary entries are already verified.
- D. Variation automatically proves a language has no grammar.
Q33
What distinction is made about recorded contributions?
- A. All recorded material must be released without conditions.
- B. Permission to preserve or study a recording is not necessarily permission to publish it widely.
- C. The project plans to discard every recording.
- D. Contributors have no interest in future reuse.
Q34
Why is long-term technical planning necessary?
- A. No digital materials require maintenance.
- B. Every audio format works forever.
- C. Software changes may make files unusable without migration and ongoing support.
- D. The dictionary is intended to exist for only a week.
Q35
Which outcome best reflects the project’s goal?
- A. Publishing the maximum possible number of entries regardless of accuracy.
- B. Giving software exclusive control over definitions.
- C. Eliminating variation in speech within the community.
- D. Accurate and durable access that respects contributors’ choices.
全35問の正答・和訳と選択肢別根拠
語彙22問｜全文和訳・全88選択肢の意味
Q1：A aberration。全文訳：その異常測定は継続傾向の証拠ではなく例外的な値として扱われた。根拠：aberration＝通常からの逸脱。全4択の語義：A aberration＝異常・例外的な出来事／B incentive＝誘因／C precedent＝前例／D subsidy＝補助金
Q2：B exigency。全文訳：突然の閉鎖は診療所に頼る世帯に緊急の必要を生んだ。根拠：exigency＝緊急に対処すべき事情。全4択の語義：A concession＝譲歩／B exigency＝差し迫った必要・緊急事態／C dividend＝配当／D surplus＝余剰
Q3：C impetus。全文訳：試行は公共交通のアクセシビリティを議論する新たな推進力になった。根拠：impetus for＝〜へのきっかけ。全4択の語義：A retaliation＝報復／B impediment＝障害／C impetus＝推進力・きっかけ／D recession＝不況
Q4：D reprieve。全文訳：裁判所は機関が規定に従うまで一時的な猶予を認めた。根拠：temporary reprieve＝一時的猶予。全4択の語義：A mandate＝命令／B backlash＝反発／C windfall＝予期しない利益／D reprieve＝猶予・一時的な救済
Q5：A recourse。全文訳：新決定が権利を侵害すると考える住民には法的救済の手段があった。根拠：legal recourse＝法的な救済手段。全4択の語義：A recourse＝救済を求める手段／B consensus＝合意／C subsidy＝補助金／D precedent＝前例
Q6：B concession。全文訳：オンラインで申請できない利用者に限定的な配慮を含めた提案だった。根拠：concession to users＝利用者への譲歩。全4択の語義：A retaliation＝報復／B concession＝譲歩・例外的配慮／C windfall＝思いがけない利益／D revenue＝収益
Q7：C provenance。全文訳：博物館は寄贈物品の出所と来歴を確かめるため詳細記録を探した。根拠：provenance of objects＝物品の出所。全4択の語義：A incentive＝誘因／B backlog＝滞留／C provenance＝出所・来歴／D dividend＝配当
Q8：D redundancy。全文訳：主制御器の故障時に予備機能を備えるため制御器を追加した。根拠：redundancy＝障害時に働く重複設備。全4択の語義：A liability＝法的責任／B concession＝譲歩／C impetus＝推進力／D redundancy＝冗長性・予備機能
Q9：A liability。全文訳：契約は安全設備を保守しない企業に生じる責任を明示した。根拠：liability for failure＝不履行による責任。全4択の語義：A liability＝法的・金銭的責任／B incentive＝誘因／C moratorium＝一時停止措置／D reprieve＝猶予
Q10：B contingency plan。全文訳：職員は冬の暴風雨による長い通信停止への対応計画を用意した。根拠：contingency plan＝不測の事態に備える計画。全4択の語義：A impediment＝障害／B contingency plan＝緊急時対応計画／C surplus＝余剰／D precedent＝前例
Q11：C confluence。全文訳：事故は機器故障と異常気象が重なって起きた。根拠：confluence of factors＝複数要因の重なり。全4択の語義：A dividend＝配当／B restitution＝返還・賠償／C confluence＝複数要因の合流・重なり／D moratorium＝一時停止
Q12：D moratorium。全文訳：環境評価の終了まで省庁は工事を一時停止すると発表した。根拠：moratorium on construction＝工事の一時停止。全4択の語義：A concession＝譲歩／B incentive＝誘因／C surplus＝剰余／D moratorium＝一時停止・猶予期間
Q13：A inadvertent。全文訳：記録削除は証拠隠滅の故意ではなく不注意によるものだったと技術者は述べた。根拠：inadvertent＝意図しない。全4択の語義：A inadvertent＝不注意による・意図しない／B stringent＝厳格な／C contentious＝論争的な／D equitable＝公平な
Q14：B cursory。全文訳：検査員の表面的な点検では保護カバー下の欠陥を発見できなかった。根拠：cursory examination＝粗略な点検。全4択の語義：A comprehensive＝包括的な／B cursory＝通り一遍の・表面的な／C exhaustive＝徹底的な／D systematic＝体系的な
Q15：C intractable。全文訳：双方が基本条件を再検討せず紛争の解決は極めて困難だった。根拠：intractable dispute＝難航する争い。全4択の語義：A trivial＝些細な／B tentative＝暫定的な／C intractable＝解決が極めて難しい／D routine＝日常的な
Q16：D contentious。全文訳：近隣団体が対立し禁止案は論争の的となった。根拠：contentious policy＝意見対立を招く施策。全4択の語義：A unanimous＝全員一致の／B uncontroversial＝異論のない／C perfunctory＝おざなりの／D contentious＝論争を呼ぶ
Q17：A precarious。全文訳：季節的な道路閉鎖時、遠隔地の医薬品アクセスは不安定だった。根拠：precarious access＝危ういアクセス。全4択の語義：A precarious＝不安定で危うい／B indispensable＝不可欠な／C unassailable＝反論の余地のない／D pervasive＝広範な
Q18：B discernible。全文訳：季節需要を考慮するとサービスの明確な改善は確認できなかった。根拠：discernible improvement＝判別可能な改善。全4択の語義：A immutable＝不変の／B discernible＝認識できる・明らかな／C perfunctory＝おざなりの／D extraneous＝無関係な
Q19：C stringent。全文訳：研究所は識別可能な医療記録に厳格な保管管理を設けた。根拠：stringent controls＝厳格な管理。全4択の語義：A lenient＝寛大な／B tentative＝暫定的な／C stringent＝厳格な／D arbitrary＝恣意的な
Q20：D equitable。全文訳：同等の障壁を抱える世帯に公平に支援を届けるべきである。根拠：equitable access＝公正なアクセス。全4択の語義：A arbitrary＝恣意的な／B uneven＝ばらつきのある／C contentious＝論争的な／D equitable＝公正な
Q21：A commensurate。全文訳：助成条件は事業の規模と危険性に見合う必要がある。根拠：commensurate with＝〜に見合う。全4択の語義：A commensurate＝釣り合った／B extraneous＝無関係な／C intractable＝手に負えない／D redundant＝余分な
Q22：B provisional。全文訳：重要な試験が未完了で初期結果は暫定的だった。根拠：provisional findings＝確定前の結果。全4択の語義：A conclusive＝決定的な／B provisional＝暫定的な／C immutable＝不変の／D unequivocal＝明白な
長文空所6問｜日本語要旨と全24択
地域の充電設備と停電対策・日本語要旨
架空のバス事業者は充電器を増設するが地域の送電網が弱い場合、他施設への影響や電力需要ピークが問題となる。時差充電や予備車両を検討し、充電器の台数ではなく実稼働と運用費・交通の信頼性を評価する。
Q23：A the local grid can support charging without undermining essential services。正答根拠：電力網が必要な充電を支え他サービスを妨げないかが論点。
- A：正答。電力網が必要な充電を支え他サービスを妨げないかが論点。
- B：路線廃止を目的としない。
- C：電力費は残る。
- D：送電網は違う。
Q24：B assessing local demand, network limits and backup arrangements。正答根拠：地元の需要と電力・予備の条件に合わせる。
- A：画一的最大設備は非効率。
- B：正答。地元の需要と電力・予備の条件に合わせる。
- C：充電の集中は問題。
- D：保守も計測する。
Q25：C support dependable service with manageable environmental and financial costs。正答根拠：交通の安定と環境・費用の実効性が目的。
- A：指標を減らすだけではない。
- B：停電自体をなくせない。
- C：正答。交通の安定と環境・費用の実効性が目的。
- D：運転者の全面代替ではない。
地域の図書館資料と自動分類システム・日本語要旨
図書館の自動分類は登録速度を高めるが、歴史用語や争いのある解釈を過度に断定したラベルにすると利用者の発見や理解を損なう。原資料・不確実性・専門家の修正を保持し、登録数より正しく資料へ到達できるか評価する。
Q26：B human review remains important for ambiguous or sensitive descriptions。正答根拠：曖昧な分類は人による検証が必要。
- A：無条件確定を避ける。
- B：正答。曖昧な分類は人による検証が必要。
- C：資料排除はしない。
- D：速さだけでは不足。
Q27：C balance processing efficiency with accuracy and opportunities for correction。正答根拠：効率と精度・訂正可能性を両立。
- A：自動化の利点も使う。
- B：人の確認を残す。
- C：正答。効率と精度・訂正可能性を両立。
- D：訂正が重要。
Q28：D to help people find and understand materials with reliable descriptions。正答根拠：信頼できる記録で資料の発見と理解を支援する。
- A：専門職の全面廃止ではない。
- B：情報量だけでは不足。
- C：質問・修正を認める。
- D：正答。信頼できる記録で資料の発見と理解を支援する。
内容一致7問｜日本語要旨と全28択
沿岸湿地の炭素貯留評価｜測れない効果とクレジット制度・日本語要旨
沿岸湿地の回復で土壌に炭素を蓄積させクレジット販売で資金を得る案。地点ごとの土壌、工事時の排出、他の温室効果ガス、潮の流れで実績は変わる。資金がなくても実施される事業にクレジットを付ける追加性の問題や二重計上の危険があり、漁業者の水域利用も考慮し、複数年で実測を行う。
Q29：A Wetland conditions and other emissions vary across place and time.。正答根拠：地点・時期・工事排出・他のガスが違う。
- A：正答。地点・時期・工事排出・他のガスが違う。
- B：1点では代表できない。
- C：試行はこれから。
- D：undefined
Q30：B Benefits might be claimed even when a project would happen without the credit funding.。正答根拠：資金による追加的な成果でない可能性がある。
- A：販売先を限定しない。
- B：正答。資金による追加的な成果でない可能性がある。
- C：独立評価が必要。
- D：undefined
Q31：C Fishing access, habitat and local economic consequences.。正答根拠：地域の利用や生息環境など複数価値を扱う。
- A：販売数は成果ではない。
- B：植物の外観だけでは不足。
- C：正答。地域の利用や生息環境など複数価値を扱う。
- D：undefined
少数言語のデジタル辞書と地域の情報管理・日本語要旨
架空の少数言語のデジタル辞書では、村ごとの発音・意味の違いがあり、一つの形を唯一の正解にすると多様性を失う。録音の研究目的の同意と一般公開は別で、文化的・個人情報上の制約もある。保存形式・バックアップ・長期費用を考え、語数より正確さと当事者が認める適切なアクセスを評価する。
Q32：A A single standardized entry could obscure legitimate differences in speech and meaning.。正答根拠：一つだけを正解にすると地域差を消してしまう。
- A：正答。一つだけを正解にすると地域差を消してしまう。
- B：未確定の意味もある。
- C：多様性は文法不在を意味しない。
- D：undefined
Q33：B Permission to preserve or study a recording is not necessarily permission to publish it widely.。正答根拠：保存研究の同意と一般公開・再利用の同意は違う。
- A：無制限公開は認められない場合がある。
- B：正答。保存研究の同意と一般公開・再利用の同意は違う。
- C：再利用条件への関心がある。
- D：undefined
Q34：C Software changes may make files unusable without migration and ongoing support.。正答根拠：形式やソフトが変わり将来読めなくなる危険。
- A：保守が必要。
- B：形式は陳腐化する。
- C：正答。形式やソフトが変わり将来読めなくなる危険。
- D：undefined
Q35：D Accurate and durable access that respects contributors’ choices.。正答根拠：信頼できる長期保存と当事者の選択を両立。
- A：語数だけではない。
- B：人による修正を重視。
- C：地域差を残す。
- D：正答。信頼できる長期保存と当事者の選択を両立。
4題を横断する復習の着眼点
- 充電設備：充電器の台数より運行・送電網・保守を評価する。
- 図書館：登録件数の速さが資料検索の正確性を保証するわけではない。
- 湿地：炭素蓄積とクレジットの追加性・二重計上を区別する。
- 言語辞書：保存の同意と一般公開の許諾を混同しない。
よくある質問
英検1級Readingは計35問ですか？
公式形式は短文22問・長文空所6問・内容一致7問の計35問です。
選択肢で強すぎる断定を見分けるには？
本文でmay、might、could、propose、intendなどを用いているのに、選択肢がalways、already、certainなどへ強めていないか確認してください。
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いいえ。すべて慶英会独自作成の非公式演習です。
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