英検2級feasible・practical・realistic・possibleの違い44問｜実現可能・実用的・現実的【全解答】

問1

Engineers said that building a ramp at the side entrance was technically ______ within the current budget.

1. feasible
2. imaginary
3. previous
4. voluntary

問2

A small printed map is a ______ solution for visitors who cannot use the museum’s app.

1. historical
2. practical
3. hypothetical only
4. overdue

問3

The town set a ______ goal of training ten volunteers in six months, based on its current staff and funding.

1. unlimited
2. fictional
3. realistic
4. unrelated

問4

It is ______ that the outdoor program will be moved indoors if heavy rain is forecast.

1. impossible to know ever
2. a confirmed fact
3. a mandatory rule
4. possible

問5

The project cannot begin until engineers confirm that the new design is ______ under the safety requirements.

1. feasible
2. optional to attend
3. previously
4. confidential

問6

Parents said a printed timetable at the bus stop was a more ______ option than a mobile app for checking routes when the network was down.

1. impossible
2. practical
3. unrealistic
4. imaginary

問7

The school revised its budget to make the proposed number of extra lessons more ______.

1. expired
2. unlimited
3. realistic
4. guaranteed for all

問8

Researchers said it was ______ that the measurement error came from the sensor, but they needed to test that idea.

1. proven
2. inevitable
3. already certain
4. possible

問9

The engineering team checked whether extending the footbridge was ______ with the available materials.

1. feasible
2. hypothetical forever
3. optional as a subject
4. unrelated

問10

The librarian recommended a ______ way to protect tablets: return them directly to staff for inspection.

1. fictional
2. practical
3. unconfirmed
4. historical only

問11

A target of expanding the service to every town by next week was not ______ given the limited staff.

1. feasible to read a sign
2. guaranteed by default
3. realistic
4. voluntary

問12

It is ______ that some residents did not see the survey because they rarely use the internet.

1. a conclusion proved
2. a guaranteed fact
3. a required fee
4. possible

問13

The engineers concluded that using lightweight containers would make a rooftop garden ______.

1. feasible
2. historical
3. confidential
4. expired

問14

The teacher suggested a ______ alternative to bringing heavy laboratory equipment home: using a supervised school workspace.

1. fictional
2. practical
3. expired
4. impossible always

問15

The team chose a ______ schedule, allowing time for training and inspections rather than promising an immediate launch.

1. unlimited
2. fictional
3. realistic
4. unexpected only

問16

It is ______ that the old document was copied after 1930, but the archive has not confirmed its exact date.

1. already established
2. certainly proved
3. required by law
4. possible

問17

この計画は現在の予算では実現可能です。

問18

紙の時間割は通信が悪い場合に実用的です。

問19

私たちは人員を考慮した現実的な目標が必要です。

問20

その変更が来月行われる可能性はあります。

問21

技術者は屋上の追加設備が実現可能か検討しました。

問22

その道は短くても車いす利用者には実用的ではありません。

問23

締切までに全員を訓練する目標は現実的ではありません。

問24

天候が悪化する可能性もあります。

問25

この設計は適切な材料があれば実現可能です。

問26

その方法は家庭でも実用的です。

問27

現実的な計画を立てて費用を検討しましょう。

問28

この結果の原因が一つとは限りません。

問29

The plan is feasible, so it is guaranteed to be cheap and useful for everyone.

問30

The idea is practical because it can never be applied outside a fictional story.

問31

Our goal is realistic because we promise to train one million people tomorrow with three staff members.

問32

It is possible that rain will fall, so rain is already certain.

問33

A method that is technically feasible must also be practical for all people.

問34

The team called the proposal realistic without checking how much funding was available.

問35

The museum claimed the new route was practical for wheelchair users because it was the shortest, though it contained stairs.

問36

Because an outcome is possible, the report can say it will definitely happen.

読解A｜町立図書館の夜間開館

A town library considered extending its opening hours on weekdays. The proposal was technically feasible because extra lighting and desk space were already available. However, managers were unsure whether the plan was realistic with the number of trained staff they could hire. Some students wanted the library to stay open every evening, while others preferred printed study materials they could use at home. The library tested a shorter evening period twice a week and asked users about transport. After the trial, staff said that a practical schedule had to consider accessibility, staffing costs, and actual demand, not only whether the building could remain open longer.

問37｜Why was longer opening technically feasible?

問38｜What made the final schedule a practical question?

読解B｜学校の屋上の小さな菜園

A secondary school wanted to start a rooftop garden. Engineers first assessed whether the structure could safely support soil, plants, and stored water. They said a small garden in lightweight containers might be feasible, but a large permanent installation was not realistic under the school’s current budget. Teachers proposed a practical way to begin: use a limited supervised area and collect rainfall and maintenance records for several months. Students were enthusiastic, but the head teacher explained that interest alone did not guarantee success. The school would review safety, costs, and plant growth before deciding whether to expand.

問39｜Which option did engineers consider feasible?

問40｜Why was a large permanent garden not realistic?

読解C｜病院行きの新しいバス

A town studied whether it was possible to run a small bus to the hospital after normal working hours. The operator said a limited trial was feasible with its existing vehicles, but full service every day would require more drivers. Residents suggested several routes. The shortest path contained steps at the final stop, so it was not practical for some wheelchair users. Officials considered a more realistic plan that started with two evenings a week and a step-free stop. They planned to record ridership, fuel costs, and passenger feedback before introducing a permanent schedule.

問41｜What limited the possibility of daily bus service?

問42｜Why was the shortest route impractical for some people?

読解D｜歴史資料の電子展示

A museum planned to put historical maps online. Digitization was possible with existing scanners, but curators had to check public-use permissions before posting the images. A specialist said that adding adjustable text and clearer navigation was technically feasible, although the museum did not have the budget to replace every computer immediately. Managers chose a realistic schedule for improving a few displays at a time. The team also kept printed guides because they were a practical alternative for visitors who preferred not to use screens. The museum expected the changes to help many people but did not assume every visitor would benefit equally.

問43｜What had to be checked before maps could be posted online?

問44｜Why were printed guides retained?