大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和5年度（2023年度）本試験
問101 (英語リーディング（第3問） 問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。
You are studying at Camberford University， Sydney. You are going on a class camping trip and are reading the camping club’s newsletter to prepare.
Going camping？ Read me！！！
Hi， I’m Kaitlyn. I want to share two practical camping lessons from my recent club trip. The first thing is to divide your backpack into three main parts and put the heaviest items in the middle section to balance the backpack. Next， more frequently used daily necessities should be placed in the top section. That means putting your sleeping bag at the bottom； food， cookware and tent in the middle； and your clothes at the top. Most good backpacks come with a ”brain” （an additional pouch） for small easy−to−reach items.
Last year， in the evening， we had fun cooking and eating outdoors. I had been sitting close to our campfire， but by the time I got back to the tent I was freezing. Although I put on extra layers of clothes before going to sleep， I was still cold. Then， my friend told me to take off my outer layers and stuff them into my sleeping bag to fill up some of the empty space. This stuffing method was new to me， and surprisingly kept me warm all night！
I hope my advice helps you stay warm and comfortable. Enjoy your camping trip！
If you take Kaitlyn’s advice， how should you fill your backpack？（ 16 ）
You are studying at Camberford University， Sydney. You are going on a class camping trip and are reading the camping club’s newsletter to prepare.
Going camping？ Read me！！！
Hi， I’m Kaitlyn. I want to share two practical camping lessons from my recent club trip. The first thing is to divide your backpack into three main parts and put the heaviest items in the middle section to balance the backpack. Next， more frequently used daily necessities should be placed in the top section. That means putting your sleeping bag at the bottom； food， cookware and tent in the middle； and your clothes at the top. Most good backpacks come with a ”brain” （an additional pouch） for small easy−to−reach items.
Last year， in the evening， we had fun cooking and eating outdoors. I had been sitting close to our campfire， but by the time I got back to the tent I was freezing. Although I put on extra layers of clothes before going to sleep， I was still cold. Then， my friend told me to take off my outer layers and stuff them into my sleeping bag to fill up some of the empty space. This stuffing method was new to me， and surprisingly kept me warm all night！
I hope my advice helps you stay warm and comfortable. Enjoy your camping trip！
If you take Kaitlyn’s advice， how should you fill your backpack？（ 16 ）
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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。
You are studying at Camberford University， Sydney. You are going on a class camping trip and are reading the camping club’s newsletter to prepare.
Going camping？ Read me！！！
Hi， I’m Kaitlyn. I want to share two practical camping lessons from my recent club trip. The first thing is to divide your backpack into three main parts and put the heaviest items in the middle section to balance the backpack. Next， more frequently used daily necessities should be placed in the top section. That means putting your sleeping bag at the bottom； food， cookware and tent in the middle； and your clothes at the top. Most good backpacks come with a ”brain” （an additional pouch） for small easy−to−reach items.
Last year， in the evening， we had fun cooking and eating outdoors. I had been sitting close to our campfire， but by the time I got back to the tent I was freezing. Although I put on extra layers of clothes before going to sleep， I was still cold. Then， my friend told me to take off my outer layers and stuff them into my sleeping bag to fill up some of the empty space. This stuffing method was new to me， and surprisingly kept me warm all night！
I hope my advice helps you stay warm and comfortable. Enjoy your camping trip！
If you take Kaitlyn’s advice， how should you fill your backpack？（ 16 ）
You are studying at Camberford University， Sydney. You are going on a class camping trip and are reading the camping club’s newsletter to prepare.
Going camping？ Read me！！！
Hi， I’m Kaitlyn. I want to share two practical camping lessons from my recent club trip. The first thing is to divide your backpack into three main parts and put the heaviest items in the middle section to balance the backpack. Next， more frequently used daily necessities should be placed in the top section. That means putting your sleeping bag at the bottom； food， cookware and tent in the middle； and your clothes at the top. Most good backpacks come with a ”brain” （an additional pouch） for small easy−to−reach items.
Last year， in the evening， we had fun cooking and eating outdoors. I had been sitting close to our campfire， but by the time I got back to the tent I was freezing. Although I put on extra layers of clothes before going to sleep， I was still cold. Then， my friend told me to take off my outer layers and stuff them into my sleeping bag to fill up some of the empty space. This stuffing method was new to me， and surprisingly kept me warm all night！
I hope my advice helps you stay warm and comfortable. Enjoy your camping trip！
If you take Kaitlyn’s advice， how should you fill your backpack？（ 16 ）
正解！素晴らしいです
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