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23 (英語リーディング（第3問） 問B-3)
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 enjoy outdoor sports and have found an interesting story in a mountain climbing magazine.
Attempting the Three Peaks Challenge
By John Highland
Last September， a team of 12 of us， 10 climbers and two minibus drivers， participated in the Three Peaks Challenge， which is well known for its difficulty among climbers in Britain. The goal is to climb the highest mountain in Scotland（Ben Nevis）， in England（Scafell Pike）， and in Wales （Snowdon） within 24 hours， including approximately 10 hours of driving between the mountains. To prepare for this， we trained on and off for several months and planned the route carefully. Our challenge would start at the foot of Ben Nevis and finish at the foot of Snowdon.
We began our first climb at six o’clock on a beautiful autumn morning. Thanks to our training， we reached the summit in under three hours. On the way down， however， I realised I had dropped my phone. Fortunately， I found it with the help of the team， but we lost 15 minutes.
We reached our next destination， Scafell Pike， early that evening. After
six hours of rest in the minibus， we started our second climb full of energy. As it got darker， though， we had to slow down. It took four−and−a−half hours to complete Scafell Pike. Again， it took longer than planned， and time was running out. However， because the traffic was light， we were right on schedule when we started our final climb. Now we felt more confident we could complete the challenge within the time limit.
Unfortunately， soon after we started the final climb， it began to rain heavily and we had to slow down again. It was slippery and very difficult to see ahead. At 4.30 am， we realised that we could no longer finish in 24 hours.
Nevertheless， we were still determined to climb the final mountain. The rain got heavier and heavier， and two members of the team decided to return to the minibus. Exhausted and miserable， the rest of us were also ready to go back down， but then the sky cleared， and we saw that we were really close to the top of the mountain. Suddenly， we were no longer tired. Even though we weren’t successful with the time challenge， we were successful with the climb challenge. We had done it. What a feeling that was！
From this story， you learnt that the writer （ 23 ）.
You enjoy outdoor sports and have found an interesting story in a mountain climbing magazine.
Attempting the Three Peaks Challenge
By John Highland
Last September， a team of 12 of us， 10 climbers and two minibus drivers， participated in the Three Peaks Challenge， which is well known for its difficulty among climbers in Britain. The goal is to climb the highest mountain in Scotland（Ben Nevis）， in England（Scafell Pike）， and in Wales （Snowdon） within 24 hours， including approximately 10 hours of driving between the mountains. To prepare for this， we trained on and off for several months and planned the route carefully. Our challenge would start at the foot of Ben Nevis and finish at the foot of Snowdon.
We began our first climb at six o’clock on a beautiful autumn morning. Thanks to our training， we reached the summit in under three hours. On the way down， however， I realised I had dropped my phone. Fortunately， I found it with the help of the team， but we lost 15 minutes.
We reached our next destination， Scafell Pike， early that evening. After
six hours of rest in the minibus， we started our second climb full of energy. As it got darker， though， we had to slow down. It took four−and−a−half hours to complete Scafell Pike. Again， it took longer than planned， and time was running out. However， because the traffic was light， we were right on schedule when we started our final climb. Now we felt more confident we could complete the challenge within the time limit.
Unfortunately， soon after we started the final climb， it began to rain heavily and we had to slow down again. It was slippery and very difficult to see ahead. At 4.30 am， we realised that we could no longer finish in 24 hours.
Nevertheless， we were still determined to climb the final mountain. The rain got heavier and heavier， and two members of the team decided to return to the minibus. Exhausted and miserable， the rest of us were also ready to go back down， but then the sky cleared， and we saw that we were really close to the top of the mountain. Suddenly， we were no longer tired. Even though we weren’t successful with the time challenge， we were successful with the climb challenge. We had done it. What a feeling that was！
From this story， you learnt that the writer （ 23 ）.
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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23（英語リーディング（第3問） 問B-3） （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 enjoy outdoor sports and have found an interesting story in a mountain climbing magazine.
Attempting the Three Peaks Challenge
By John Highland
Last September， a team of 12 of us， 10 climbers and two minibus drivers， participated in the Three Peaks Challenge， which is well known for its difficulty among climbers in Britain. The goal is to climb the highest mountain in Scotland（Ben Nevis）， in England（Scafell Pike）， and in Wales （Snowdon） within 24 hours， including approximately 10 hours of driving between the mountains. To prepare for this， we trained on and off for several months and planned the route carefully. Our challenge would start at the foot of Ben Nevis and finish at the foot of Snowdon.
We began our first climb at six o’clock on a beautiful autumn morning. Thanks to our training， we reached the summit in under three hours. On the way down， however， I realised I had dropped my phone. Fortunately， I found it with the help of the team， but we lost 15 minutes.
We reached our next destination， Scafell Pike， early that evening. After
six hours of rest in the minibus， we started our second climb full of energy. As it got darker， though， we had to slow down. It took four−and−a−half hours to complete Scafell Pike. Again， it took longer than planned， and time was running out. However， because the traffic was light， we were right on schedule when we started our final climb. Now we felt more confident we could complete the challenge within the time limit.
Unfortunately， soon after we started the final climb， it began to rain heavily and we had to slow down again. It was slippery and very difficult to see ahead. At 4.30 am， we realised that we could no longer finish in 24 hours.
Nevertheless， we were still determined to climb the final mountain. The rain got heavier and heavier， and two members of the team decided to return to the minibus. Exhausted and miserable， the rest of us were also ready to go back down， but then the sky cleared， and we saw that we were really close to the top of the mountain. Suddenly， we were no longer tired. Even though we weren’t successful with the time challenge， we were successful with the climb challenge. We had done it. What a feeling that was！
From this story， you learnt that the writer （ 23 ）.
You enjoy outdoor sports and have found an interesting story in a mountain climbing magazine.
Attempting the Three Peaks Challenge
By John Highland
Last September， a team of 12 of us， 10 climbers and two minibus drivers， participated in the Three Peaks Challenge， which is well known for its difficulty among climbers in Britain. The goal is to climb the highest mountain in Scotland（Ben Nevis）， in England（Scafell Pike）， and in Wales （Snowdon） within 24 hours， including approximately 10 hours of driving between the mountains. To prepare for this， we trained on and off for several months and planned the route carefully. Our challenge would start at the foot of Ben Nevis and finish at the foot of Snowdon.
We began our first climb at six o’clock on a beautiful autumn morning. Thanks to our training， we reached the summit in under three hours. On the way down， however， I realised I had dropped my phone. Fortunately， I found it with the help of the team， but we lost 15 minutes.
We reached our next destination， Scafell Pike， early that evening. After
six hours of rest in the minibus， we started our second climb full of energy. As it got darker， though， we had to slow down. It took four−and−a−half hours to complete Scafell Pike. Again， it took longer than planned， and time was running out. However， because the traffic was light， we were right on schedule when we started our final climb. Now we felt more confident we could complete the challenge within the time limit.
Unfortunately， soon after we started the final climb， it began to rain heavily and we had to slow down again. It was slippery and very difficult to see ahead. At 4.30 am， we realised that we could no longer finish in 24 hours.
Nevertheless， we were still determined to climb the final mountain. The rain got heavier and heavier， and two members of the team decided to return to the minibus. Exhausted and miserable， the rest of us were also ready to go back down， but then the sky cleared， and we saw that we were really close to the top of the mountain. Suddenly， we were no longer tired. Even though we weren’t successful with the time challenge， we were successful with the climb challenge. We had done it. What a feeling that was！
From this story， you learnt that the writer （ 23 ）.
- didn’t feel a sense of satisfaction
- reached the top of all three mountains
- successfully completed the time challenge
- was the second driver of the minibus
正解！素晴らしいです
残念...
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