英検2級無料模試【第63セット】Reading31問＋Writing2題｜独自33題・全解答・全文根拠

問1

The school plans to ______ more detailed feedback before extending the new library service.

1. collect
2. predict
3. borrow
4. refuse

問2

The town was forced to ______ the outdoor concert when high winds made the stage unsafe.

1. preserve
2. cancel
3. exchange
4. request

問3

The report did not ______ enough evidence to support the claim that the new rule had reduced waste.

1. consume
2. reserve
3. provide
4. attend

問4

Every club must ______ the safety guidelines before using the school’s electrical equipment.

1. borrow
2. replace
3. predict
4. follow

問5

The museum has decided to ______ the original photographs even after creating digital copies.

1. preserve
2. interrupt
3. distribute
4. consume

問6

The volunteer group needs ______ funding to continue operating the free reading service.

1. distant
2. reliable
3. temporary
4. ancient

問7

The students had to ______ their conclusion after discovering that the two surveys covered different age groups.

1. announce
2. protect
3. revise
4. guarantee

問8

The community center will ______ an optional evening session for residents who work during the day.

1. achieve
2. reduce
3. estimate
4. offer

問9

The city asked engineers to ______ whether the old footbridge could be used safely.

1. assess
2. donate
3. replace
4. persuade

問10

The library noticed a sudden ______ in demand for large-print books after it introduced a new catalog.

1. promise
2. increase
3. refund
4. departure

問11

The committee will ______ the operating costs of the two options before choosing one.

1. notify
2. require
3. compare
4. arrive

問12

Visitors were asked to register ______ because only twenty places were available.

1. in contrast
2. as a result
3. in public
4. in advance

問13

The new bus service may ______ the number of car trips near the station if enough people use it.

1. reduce
2. predict
3. preserve
4. increase

問14

The school decided to ______ a quieter study area for students who found group discussions distracting.

1. register
2. establish
3. translate
4. estimate

問15

The organizer will ______ all applicants if the workshop is moved to a different room.

1. assume
2. compete
3. notify
4. obtain

問16

The final decision will ______ on the results of the safety inspection and the number of trained staff.

1. consist
2. occur
3. arrive
4. depend

問17

Please take the needs of visitors with limited mobility ______ account before changing the entrance.

1. into
2. on
3. with
4. from

長文空所A｜学校の昼食時間の改善

A secondary school wanted to reduce the amount of food left on lunch trays. Its student council suggested that pupils should be allowed more time to eat. The school also considered offering smaller portions. Instead of introducing both changes permanently, it decided to run a trial [18] making a final decision.

During the trial, the amount of leftover food fell. Several students said the smaller portions must have been the cause. However, the lunch period had also been extended, and the number of pupils eating at school varied. [19], the science teacher advised the council to collect more information under similar conditions.

The council began recording portion sizes, the time available for eating, and the number of pupils at each lunch period. It planned to use these observations [20] it could make a fairer comparison before recommending a permanent change.

問18｜空欄[18]

1. before
2. because of
3. despite
4. unless

問19｜空欄[19]

1. On the contrary
2. For this reason
3. For example
4. In addition

問20｜空欄[20]

1. otherwise
2. although
3. so that
4. whereas

長文空所B｜博物館の案内を改善する

A town museum introduced a digital guide that displayed information about historical objects. Many visitors liked the option of enlarging photographs, but some found the moving text hard to read. The museum asked users to describe the problems [21] choosing how to improve the display.

The designers made it possible to pause the text and adjust its size. They also kept printed guides for people who did not want to use digital screens. [22], a specialist reviewed the emergency instructions to make sure that visitors could understand them quickly.

After the changes, the museum collected feedback from different age groups and checked the cost of keeping both digital and printed materials. The staff wanted to improve access [23] assuming that one type of guide was suitable for everyone.

問21｜空欄[21]

1. even though
2. before
3. because of
4. unless

問22｜空欄[22]

1. On the contrary
2. As a result
3. In addition
4. Nevertheless

問23｜空欄[23]

1. because
2. although
3. as long as
4. without

Eメール｜都市の学生科学展示

From: Riverside Student Science Council To: Registered School Teams Subject: Final preparation instructions Dear Students, The student science exhibition will take place at the city education center on Saturday, November 21. Each group must send a written description of no more than 230 words by Monday, November 16. Teams planning to show slides must also upload their files by Wednesday, November 18. Our system sends an automatic reply after receiving a file. This is a receipt only. It does not mean that the file has passed the technical check, which will be carried out separately. We will contact teams if changes are necessary. On the day, registration starts at the west entrance at 8:50 a.m. Every team must finish checking in by 9:30 a.m. The first presentation begins at 10:00 a.m. Each team will have five minutes to explain its project and three minutes to answer questions. Any team wanting to operate electrical equipment must ask for a safety review before the exhibition. If a device is not approved, printed diagrams are permitted. Photographs showing identifiable people also require permission for public display.

問24｜What does every team have to submit by November 16?

1. An electrical device
2. A video file
3. A written project description
4. A printed admission ticket

問25｜What does the automatic reply tell the group?

1. Their file was received but may not have passed the technical check
2. Their equipment is fully approved
3. Their presentation was selected for a prize
4. Their group can skip registration

説明文｜市の古い写真を残す

A town archive has collected photographs showing how its central shopping street changed over the last century. Volunteers are digitizing the photographs so residents can enlarge details and compare the street at different times. The archive also keeps the paper originals because handwritten notes and the type of paper may provide information not visible in a scan. The work is not as simple as placing every image online. Some photographs contain private information, and the archive must check whether public display is permitted. When volunteers discover that an old label has an incorrect date, they keep the label and add an explanation supported by building records. The archive wants to make local history easier to study, but it does not assume that every memory or handwritten date is accurate. It compares different sources, records uncertainty, and invites residents to contribute additional information. A specialist reviews the material before it is added to the public collection. By combining careful preservation with easier access, the archive hopes to build a resource that can be updated when new evidence appears.

問26｜Why are the paper photographs kept?

1. They have no historical value
2. Some physical details are missing from digital copies
3. The archive refuses to use scanners
4. All visitors must buy paper copies

問27｜How are incorrect dates on labels handled?

1. The photographs are always deleted
2. The archive invents a new exact date
3. The original label is retained and an evidence-based note is added
4. Volunteers ignore the mistake

問28｜Which statement best describes the archive’s approach?

1. All photographs are posted without checks
2. Personal memories are always more reliable than official records
3. Digitization makes source information unnecessary
4. Preserve originals, verify rights and evidence, and allow future updates

説明文｜地域の食事配達サービス

Some neighborhoods have introduced shared delivery services for residents who cannot easily carry groceries home. Volunteers pick up orders from several shops and bring them to a central collection point or directly to homes. Supporters believe that combining deliveries may reduce repeated trips by separate vehicles and make shopping more convenient for older residents. However, the service requires coordination. Certain foods must be kept cold, and residents may not be available when deliveries arrive. Volunteers also need clear safety rules and reliable contact information. In one neighborhood, managers introduced a booking calendar and tested insulated containers before accepting more orders. During the first month, the service was popular, but volunteers spent more time than expected delivering to distant homes. Some customers also traveled by car to the collection point. The organizers realized that total travel distance, staffing time, and food safety all needed to be evaluated rather than counting orders alone. The team will compare the benefits and costs for six months before deciding whether to expand.

問29｜What is one potential benefit of combining deliveries?

1. All foods can be stored at room temperature
2. Everyone stops using cars immediately
3. Fewer separate vehicle trips may be needed
4. Volunteers never need to contact customers

問30｜What did managers test before expanding orders?

1. Only the colors of shopping bags
2. A booking calendar and insulated containers
3. A new railway ticket system
4. A different school timetable

問31｜Why will the team evaluate the program for six months?

1. One month proved every cost was low
2. All customers used the collection point on foot
3. No staff time was required
4. Delivery distance, staffing, safety and costs still need evaluation