大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和5年度（2023年度）追・再試験
問16 (＜旧課程＞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。
The exchange student in your school is a koi keeper. You are reading an article he wrote for a magazine called Young Fish−Keepers.
My First Fish
Tom Pescatore
I joined the Newmans Koi Club when I was 13，and as part of my club’s tradition，the president went with me to buy my first fish. I used money I received for my birthday and purchased a 15 cm baby ghost koi. She now lives with other members’fish in the clubhouse tank.
I love my fish，and still read everything I can about ghosts. Although not well known in Japan，they became widely owned by UK koi keepers in the 1980s. Ghosts are a hybrid type of fish. My ghost’s father was a Japanese ogon koi，and her mother was a wild mirror carp. Ghosts grow quickly，and she was 85 cm and 12 kg within a couple of years. Ghosts are less likely to get sick and they can survive for more than 40 years. Mine is now a gorgeous，four−year−old，mature，platinum ghost koi.
（See dialog below.）
Ghosts are not considered as valuable as their famous“pure−bred” Japanese cousins，so usually don’t cost much. This makes them affordable for a 13 year old with birthday present money. The most striking parts of my ghost are her metallic head and flashy pectoral fins that sparkle in the sunlight. As the name“ghost koi” suggests，these fish can fade in and out of sight while swimming. They are super−cool fish，so why not start with a ghost？
From the article， you know that Tom’s fish is not （ 16 ）.
The exchange student in your school is a koi keeper. You are reading an article he wrote for a magazine called Young Fish−Keepers.
My First Fish
Tom Pescatore
I joined the Newmans Koi Club when I was 13，and as part of my club’s tradition，the president went with me to buy my first fish. I used money I received for my birthday and purchased a 15 cm baby ghost koi. She now lives with other members’fish in the clubhouse tank.
I love my fish，and still read everything I can about ghosts. Although not well known in Japan，they became widely owned by UK koi keepers in the 1980s. Ghosts are a hybrid type of fish. My ghost’s father was a Japanese ogon koi，and her mother was a wild mirror carp. Ghosts grow quickly，and she was 85 cm and 12 kg within a couple of years. Ghosts are less likely to get sick and they can survive for more than 40 years. Mine is now a gorgeous，four−year−old，mature，platinum ghost koi.
（See dialog below.）
Ghosts are not considered as valuable as their famous“pure−bred” Japanese cousins，so usually don’t cost much. This makes them affordable for a 13 year old with birthday present money. The most striking parts of my ghost are her metallic head and flashy pectoral fins that sparkle in the sunlight. As the name“ghost koi” suggests，these fish can fade in and out of sight while swimming. They are super−cool fish，so why not start with a ghost？
From the article， you know that Tom’s fish is not （ 16 ）.
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大学入学共通テスト（英語）試験 令和5年度（2023年度）追・再試験 問16（＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第3問） 問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。
The exchange student in your school is a koi keeper. You are reading an article he wrote for a magazine called Young Fish−Keepers.
My First Fish
Tom Pescatore
I joined the Newmans Koi Club when I was 13，and as part of my club’s tradition，the president went with me to buy my first fish. I used money I received for my birthday and purchased a 15 cm baby ghost koi. She now lives with other members’fish in the clubhouse tank.
I love my fish，and still read everything I can about ghosts. Although not well known in Japan，they became widely owned by UK koi keepers in the 1980s. Ghosts are a hybrid type of fish. My ghost’s father was a Japanese ogon koi，and her mother was a wild mirror carp. Ghosts grow quickly，and she was 85 cm and 12 kg within a couple of years. Ghosts are less likely to get sick and they can survive for more than 40 years. Mine is now a gorgeous，four−year−old，mature，platinum ghost koi.
（See dialog below.）
Ghosts are not considered as valuable as their famous“pure−bred” Japanese cousins，so usually don’t cost much. This makes them affordable for a 13 year old with birthday present money. The most striking parts of my ghost are her metallic head and flashy pectoral fins that sparkle in the sunlight. As the name“ghost koi” suggests，these fish can fade in and out of sight while swimming. They are super−cool fish，so why not start with a ghost？
From the article， you know that Tom’s fish is not （ 16 ）.
The exchange student in your school is a koi keeper. You are reading an article he wrote for a magazine called Young Fish−Keepers.
My First Fish
Tom Pescatore
I joined the Newmans Koi Club when I was 13，and as part of my club’s tradition，the president went with me to buy my first fish. I used money I received for my birthday and purchased a 15 cm baby ghost koi. She now lives with other members’fish in the clubhouse tank.
I love my fish，and still read everything I can about ghosts. Although not well known in Japan，they became widely owned by UK koi keepers in the 1980s. Ghosts are a hybrid type of fish. My ghost’s father was a Japanese ogon koi，and her mother was a wild mirror carp. Ghosts grow quickly，and she was 85 cm and 12 kg within a couple of years. Ghosts are less likely to get sick and they can survive for more than 40 years. Mine is now a gorgeous，four−year−old，mature，platinum ghost koi.
（See dialog below.）
Ghosts are not considered as valuable as their famous“pure−bred” Japanese cousins，so usually don’t cost much. This makes them affordable for a 13 year old with birthday present money. The most striking parts of my ghost are her metallic head and flashy pectoral fins that sparkle in the sunlight. As the name“ghost koi” suggests，these fish can fade in and out of sight while swimming. They are super−cool fish，so why not start with a ghost？
From the article， you know that Tom’s fish is not （ 16 ）.
- adult
- cheap
- pure−bred
- tough
正解！素晴らしいです
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この過去問の解説 （1件）
01
この記事から分かるのは、Tomの魚は（ 16 ）ではない。という問題です。
訳）
あなたの学校の交換留学生は、鯉を飼育している人です。あなたは彼がYoung Fish−Keepersという雑誌に書いた記事を読んでいます。
・exchange student : 交換留学生
最初の魚
Tom Pescatore
私は１３歳のときにニューマンズ 鯉クラブに入りました。このクラブの伝統の一環として会長が私と一緒に、最初の魚を買いに行ってくれました。私は誕生日にもらったお金を使い、体長１５ｃｍの赤ちゃんのゴースト鯉を購入しました。彼女は今、クラブハウスの水槽で他の会員の魚たちと一緒に暮らしています。
私は自分の魚が大好きで、今でもゴースト鯉について読めるものは何でも読んでいます。日本ではあまり知られていませんが、ゴースト鯉は１９８０年代にイギリスの鯉愛好家の間で広く飼われるようになりました。ゴースト鯉は雑種の魚です。私のゴースト鯉の父親は日本のオゴン鯉で、母親は野生のミラーカーブでした。ゴースト鯉は成長が早く、彼女は数年のうちに体長８５ｃｍ、体重が１２ｋｇになりました。ゴースト鯉は病気になりにくく、４０年以上生きることもできます。私の魚は今４歳の美しく成熟したプラチナ色のゴースト鯉です。
・mature（形容詞） : 成熟した
（下に会話文あり）
ゴースト鯉は、有名な純血の日本の鯉ほど価値があるとは考えられていないため、たいてい値段が高くありません。そのため、誕生日プレゼントのお金しか持っていない１３歳の子どもでも買うことができます。私のゴースト鯉で特に目を引くのは、金属のように輝く頭と、太陽の光を受けてきらめく派手な胸びれです。ゴースト鯉という名前が示すように、泳いでいる間に姿が見えたり消えたりすることがあります。とてもクールな魚なので、最初の１匹にゴースト鯉を選んでみてはどうでしょうか。
・is considered as ～ : ～と考えられている
・cousin（名詞） : いとこ
・affordable（形容詞） : 手ごろな
・striking（形容詞） : 目を引く、目立つ、派手な
・metallic（形容詞） : 金属の
・pectoral fin : 胸びれ
・sparkle（動詞） : きらめく、かがやく
不正解
成魚という意味です。
成熟したと記載があるため不正解です。
不正解
安価なという意味です。
たいてい値段が高くないと記載があるため不正解です。
正解
純血のという意味です。
２段落目の２行目に、Ghosts are a hybrid type of fish. My ghost’s father was a Japanese ogon koi，and her mother was a wild mirror carp（ゴースト鯉は雑種の魚です。私のゴースト鯉の父親は日本のオゴン鯉で、母親は野生のミラーカーブでした）.と記載があるため正解です。
不正解
丈夫なという意味です。
病気になりにくく、４０年以上生きると記載があるため不正解です。
否定問題に注意しましょう。ゴースト鯉は、
・雑種
・安価
・丈夫
・成熟した
つまり当てはまらないのは純血ではないということがわかります。
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