大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和4年度（2022年度）本試験
問17 (英語リーディング（第3問） 問A-2)
問題文
次の英文や図表を読み、解答番号にあてはまるものとして最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
You are interested in how Japanese culture is represented in other countries.
You are reading a young UK blogger’s post.
Emily Sampson
Monday， 5 July， 8.00 pm
On the first two Sundays in July every year， there is an intercultural event in Winsfield called A Slice of Japan. I had a chance to go there yesterday. It is definitely worth visiting！ There were many authentic food stands called yatai， hands−on activities， and some great performances. The yatai served green−tea ice cream， takoyaki， and yakitori. I tried green−tea ice cream and takoyaki. The takoyaki was especially delicious. You should try some！
I saw three performances. One of them was a rakugo comedy given in English. Some people were laughing， but somehow I didn’t find it funny. It may be because I don’t know much about Japanese culture. For me， the other two， the taiko and the koto， were the highlights. The taiko were powerful， and the koto was relaxing.
I attended a workshop and a cultural experience， which were fun. In the workshop， I learnt how to make onigiri. Although the shape of the one I made was a little odd， it tasted good. The nagashi−somen experience was really interesting！ It involved trying to catch cooked noodles with chopsticks as they slid down a bamboo water slide. It was very difficult to catch them.
If you want to experience a slice of Japan， this festival is for you！ I took a picture of the flyer. Check it out.
Emily was most likely （ 17 ） when she was listening to the rakugo comedy.
You are interested in how Japanese culture is represented in other countries.
You are reading a young UK blogger’s post.
Emily Sampson
Monday， 5 July， 8.00 pm
On the first two Sundays in July every year， there is an intercultural event in Winsfield called A Slice of Japan. I had a chance to go there yesterday. It is definitely worth visiting！ There were many authentic food stands called yatai， hands−on activities， and some great performances. The yatai served green−tea ice cream， takoyaki， and yakitori. I tried green−tea ice cream and takoyaki. The takoyaki was especially delicious. You should try some！
I saw three performances. One of them was a rakugo comedy given in English. Some people were laughing， but somehow I didn’t find it funny. It may be because I don’t know much about Japanese culture. For me， the other two， the taiko and the koto， were the highlights. The taiko were powerful， and the koto was relaxing.
I attended a workshop and a cultural experience， which were fun. In the workshop， I learnt how to make onigiri. Although the shape of the one I made was a little odd， it tasted good. The nagashi−somen experience was really interesting！ It involved trying to catch cooked noodles with chopsticks as they slid down a bamboo water slide. It was very difficult to catch them.
If you want to experience a slice of Japan， this festival is for you！ I took a picture of the flyer. Check it out.
Emily was most likely （ 17 ） when she was listening to the rakugo comedy.
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大学入学共通テスト（英語）試験 令和4年度（2022年度）本試験 問17（英語リーディング（第3問） 問A-2） （訂正依頼・報告はこちら）
次の英文や図表を読み、解答番号にあてはまるものとして最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
You are interested in how Japanese culture is represented in other countries.
You are reading a young UK blogger’s post.
Emily Sampson
Monday， 5 July， 8.00 pm
On the first two Sundays in July every year， there is an intercultural event in Winsfield called A Slice of Japan. I had a chance to go there yesterday. It is definitely worth visiting！ There were many authentic food stands called yatai， hands−on activities， and some great performances. The yatai served green−tea ice cream， takoyaki， and yakitori. I tried green−tea ice cream and takoyaki. The takoyaki was especially delicious. You should try some！
I saw three performances. One of them was a rakugo comedy given in English. Some people were laughing， but somehow I didn’t find it funny. It may be because I don’t know much about Japanese culture. For me， the other two， the taiko and the koto， were the highlights. The taiko were powerful， and the koto was relaxing.
I attended a workshop and a cultural experience， which were fun. In the workshop， I learnt how to make onigiri. Although the shape of the one I made was a little odd， it tasted good. The nagashi−somen experience was really interesting！ It involved trying to catch cooked noodles with chopsticks as they slid down a bamboo water slide. It was very difficult to catch them.
If you want to experience a slice of Japan， this festival is for you！ I took a picture of the flyer. Check it out.
Emily was most likely （ 17 ） when she was listening to the rakugo comedy.
You are interested in how Japanese culture is represented in other countries.
You are reading a young UK blogger’s post.
Emily Sampson
Monday， 5 July， 8.00 pm
On the first two Sundays in July every year， there is an intercultural event in Winsfield called A Slice of Japan. I had a chance to go there yesterday. It is definitely worth visiting！ There were many authentic food stands called yatai， hands−on activities， and some great performances. The yatai served green−tea ice cream， takoyaki， and yakitori. I tried green−tea ice cream and takoyaki. The takoyaki was especially delicious. You should try some！
I saw three performances. One of them was a rakugo comedy given in English. Some people were laughing， but somehow I didn’t find it funny. It may be because I don’t know much about Japanese culture. For me， the other two， the taiko and the koto， were the highlights. The taiko were powerful， and the koto was relaxing.
I attended a workshop and a cultural experience， which were fun. In the workshop， I learnt how to make onigiri. Although the shape of the one I made was a little odd， it tasted good. The nagashi−somen experience was really interesting！ It involved trying to catch cooked noodles with chopsticks as they slid down a bamboo water slide. It was very difficult to catch them.
If you want to experience a slice of Japan， this festival is for you！ I took a picture of the flyer. Check it out.
Emily was most likely （ 17 ） when she was listening to the rakugo comedy.
- confused
- convinced
- excited
- relaxed
正解！素晴らしいです
残念...
この過去問の解説 （1件）
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Emilyが落語を聞いているとき、どんな気持ちであった可能性があるかを問う問題です。
あなたは、日本文化が他国でどのように紹介されているかに興味を持っており、イギリスの若手ブロガーが書いた記事を読んでいます。
・represent（動詞） : 表現する、表すという意味です。
Emily Sampson
７月５日（月） 午後８時
毎年７月の第１、第２日曜日に、ウィンズフィールドで日本の一片という異文化イベントが開かれます。昨日そこに行く機会がありました。間違いなく行く価値があります！そこには屋台と呼ばれるたくさんの本格的な食べ物や、体験型のアクティビティ、そして素晴らしいパフォーマンスがありました。屋台では抹茶アイス、たこ焼き、焼き鳥が売られていました。私は抹茶アイスとたこ焼きを食べました。特にたこ焼きがおいしかったです。ぜひ試してみてください！
・intercultual（形容詞） : 異文化の、異文化間のという意味です。
・definitely（副詞） : 絶対に、間違いなくという意味です。
・authentic（形容詞） : 本格的な、本物のという意味です。
・food stand : 屋台という意味です。
・hand-on（形容詞） : 実際的な、実用的な、直接参加のという意味です。
私は３つのパフォーマンスを見ました。そのうちの１つは、英語で行われた落語のコメディでした。笑っている人もいましたが、なぜか私には面白いと感じませんでした。日本文化についてあまり知らないかもしれません。私にとっては残りの２つ、太鼓と琴が一番印象に残りました。太鼓は力強く、琴はとてもリラックスできました。
・heighlight（名詞） : 一番の見どころという意味です。
私は楽しいワークショップと文化体験にも参加しました。ワークショップではおにぎりの作り方を学びました。自分が作ったおにぎりは形が少し変でしたが、味は美味しかったです。流しそうめん体験は本当に面白かったです！竹で作られたウォータースライドを流れてくるゆでた麺を箸でつかむ体験でした。つかむのはとても難しかったです。
・odd（形容詞） : 奇妙なという意味です。
・involve（動詞） : 含むという意味です。
・slid down : 滑り降りるという意味です。
もし日本の一片を体験したいなら、このお祭りはおすすめです！チラシの写真を撮りました。ぜひ見てください。
・flyer（名詞）: チラシという意味です。
文化公園（ウィンズフィールド）
開催日 ７月の第１、第２日曜日（午前９時～午後４時）
抹茶アイスクリーム
たこ焼き
焼き鳥
流しそうめん
おにぎり作りワークショップ
琴
太鼓
落語
正解
混乱していたという意味です。
２段落目に、Some people were laughing, but somehow i didn't find it funny. It may be because I don't know much about Japanese culture（笑っている人もいましたが、なぜか私には面白いと感じませんでした。日本文化についてあまり知らないかもしれません）.と記載があるため正解です。
不正解
納得していた、確信していたという意味です。
納得してたら「面白いと感じませんでした」とは言わないため不正解です。
不正解
ワクワクしていたという意味です。
面白い、楽しいと感じていないため不正解です。
不正解
リラックスしていたという意味です。
琴についての感想のため不正解です。
感情を表すヒント文と探しましょう。
・I didn't find it funny.
・I don't know much about Japanese culture.
→理解不足＝confused となります。
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