大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和4年度（2022年度）追・再試験
問18 (英語リーディング（第3問） 問B（1）)
問題文
各問い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。
Your British friend shows you an interesting article about dogs in the UK.
A Dog-Lover’s Paradise
A visit to Robert Gray’s dog rescue shelter in Greenfields will surprise you if your idea of a dog shelter is a place where dogs are often kept in crowded conditions.When I was asked to visit there last summer to take photographs for this magazine， I jumped at the chance.I will never forget how wonderful it was to see so many healthy， happy dogs running freely across the fields.
At the time of my visit， around 70 dogs were living there.Since then， the number has grown to over 100.For these dogs， the shelter is a safe place away from their past lives of neglect.The owner， Robert Gray， began taking in homeless dogs from the streets of Melchester in 2008， when dogs running wild in the city were a growing problem.Robert started the shelter in his back garden， but the number of dogs kept increasing day by day， quickly reaching 20.So， in the summer of 2009， he moved the shelter to his uncle’s farm in Greenfields.
Although what I saw in Greenfields seemed like a paradise for the dogs， Robert told me that he has faced many difficulties in running the shelter.Since the very early days in Melchester， the cost of providing the dogs with food and medical treatment has been a problem.Another issue concerns the behaviour of the dogs.Some neighbouring farmers are unhappy about dogs wandering onto their land and barking loudly， which can frighten their farm animals.Most of the dogs are actually very friendly， though.
The number of dogs continues to grow， and Robert hopes that visitors will find a dog they like and give it a permanent home.One adorable dog named Muttley followed me everywhere.I was in love！ I promised Muttley that I would return soon to take him home with me.
Mike Davis（January，2022）
Put the following events（①〜④）into the order they happened.
① The dog shelter began having financial problems.
② The dog shelter moved to a new location.
③ The number of dogs reached one hundred.
④ The writer visited the dog shelter in Greenfields.
Your British friend shows you an interesting article about dogs in the UK.
A Dog-Lover’s Paradise
A visit to Robert Gray’s dog rescue shelter in Greenfields will surprise you if your idea of a dog shelter is a place where dogs are often kept in crowded conditions.When I was asked to visit there last summer to take photographs for this magazine， I jumped at the chance.I will never forget how wonderful it was to see so many healthy， happy dogs running freely across the fields.
At the time of my visit， around 70 dogs were living there.Since then， the number has grown to over 100.For these dogs， the shelter is a safe place away from their past lives of neglect.The owner， Robert Gray， began taking in homeless dogs from the streets of Melchester in 2008， when dogs running wild in the city were a growing problem.Robert started the shelter in his back garden， but the number of dogs kept increasing day by day， quickly reaching 20.So， in the summer of 2009， he moved the shelter to his uncle’s farm in Greenfields.
Although what I saw in Greenfields seemed like a paradise for the dogs， Robert told me that he has faced many difficulties in running the shelter.Since the very early days in Melchester， the cost of providing the dogs with food and medical treatment has been a problem.Another issue concerns the behaviour of the dogs.Some neighbouring farmers are unhappy about dogs wandering onto their land and barking loudly， which can frighten their farm animals.Most of the dogs are actually very friendly， though.
The number of dogs continues to grow， and Robert hopes that visitors will find a dog they like and give it a permanent home.One adorable dog named Muttley followed me everywhere.I was in love！ I promised Muttley that I would return soon to take him home with me.
Mike Davis（January，2022）
Put the following events（①〜④）into the order they happened.
① The dog shelter began having financial problems.
② The dog shelter moved to a new location.
③ The number of dogs reached one hundred.
④ The writer visited the dog shelter in Greenfields.
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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）追・再試験 問18（英語リーディング（第3問） 問B（1）） （訂正依頼・報告はこちら）
各問い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。
Your British friend shows you an interesting article about dogs in the UK.
A Dog-Lover’s Paradise
A visit to Robert Gray’s dog rescue shelter in Greenfields will surprise you if your idea of a dog shelter is a place where dogs are often kept in crowded conditions.When I was asked to visit there last summer to take photographs for this magazine， I jumped at the chance.I will never forget how wonderful it was to see so many healthy， happy dogs running freely across the fields.
At the time of my visit， around 70 dogs were living there.Since then， the number has grown to over 100.For these dogs， the shelter is a safe place away from their past lives of neglect.The owner， Robert Gray， began taking in homeless dogs from the streets of Melchester in 2008， when dogs running wild in the city were a growing problem.Robert started the shelter in his back garden， but the number of dogs kept increasing day by day， quickly reaching 20.So， in the summer of 2009， he moved the shelter to his uncle’s farm in Greenfields.
Although what I saw in Greenfields seemed like a paradise for the dogs， Robert told me that he has faced many difficulties in running the shelter.Since the very early days in Melchester， the cost of providing the dogs with food and medical treatment has been a problem.Another issue concerns the behaviour of the dogs.Some neighbouring farmers are unhappy about dogs wandering onto their land and barking loudly， which can frighten their farm animals.Most of the dogs are actually very friendly， though.
The number of dogs continues to grow， and Robert hopes that visitors will find a dog they like and give it a permanent home.One adorable dog named Muttley followed me everywhere.I was in love！ I promised Muttley that I would return soon to take him home with me.
Mike Davis（January，2022）
Put the following events（①〜④）into the order they happened.
① The dog shelter began having financial problems.
② The dog shelter moved to a new location.
③ The number of dogs reached one hundred.
④ The writer visited the dog shelter in Greenfields.
Your British friend shows you an interesting article about dogs in the UK.
A Dog-Lover’s Paradise
A visit to Robert Gray’s dog rescue shelter in Greenfields will surprise you if your idea of a dog shelter is a place where dogs are often kept in crowded conditions.When I was asked to visit there last summer to take photographs for this magazine， I jumped at the chance.I will never forget how wonderful it was to see so many healthy， happy dogs running freely across the fields.
At the time of my visit， around 70 dogs were living there.Since then， the number has grown to over 100.For these dogs， the shelter is a safe place away from their past lives of neglect.The owner， Robert Gray， began taking in homeless dogs from the streets of Melchester in 2008， when dogs running wild in the city were a growing problem.Robert started the shelter in his back garden， but the number of dogs kept increasing day by day， quickly reaching 20.So， in the summer of 2009， he moved the shelter to his uncle’s farm in Greenfields.
Although what I saw in Greenfields seemed like a paradise for the dogs， Robert told me that he has faced many difficulties in running the shelter.Since the very early days in Melchester， the cost of providing the dogs with food and medical treatment has been a problem.Another issue concerns the behaviour of the dogs.Some neighbouring farmers are unhappy about dogs wandering onto their land and barking loudly， which can frighten their farm animals.Most of the dogs are actually very friendly， though.
The number of dogs continues to grow， and Robert hopes that visitors will find a dog they like and give it a permanent home.One adorable dog named Muttley followed me everywhere.I was in love！ I promised Muttley that I would return soon to take him home with me.
Mike Davis（January，2022）
Put the following events（①〜④）into the order they happened.
① The dog shelter began having financial problems.
② The dog shelter moved to a new location.
③ The number of dogs reached one hundred.
④ The writer visited the dog shelter in Greenfields.
- ① → ② → ③ → ④
- ① → ② → ④ → ③
- ① → ④ → ② → ③
- ④ → ① → ② → ③
正解！素晴らしいです
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