大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和6年度（2024年度）本試験
問17 (＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第3問） 問2)
問題文
各問の英文や図表を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
Susan，your English ALT’s sister，visited your class last month.Now back in the UK，she wrote on her blog about an event she took part in.
Hi！
I participated in a photo rally for foreign tourists with my friends： See the rules on the right. As photo rally beginners，we decided to aim for only five of the checkpoints. In three minutes，we arrived at our first target，the city museum. In quick succession，we made the second，third，and fourth targets. Things were going smoothly！ But，on the way to the last target，the statue of a famous samurai from the city，we got lost. Time was running out and my feet were hurting from walking for over two hours. We stopped a man with a pet monkey for help，but neither our Japanese nor his English were good enough. After he’d explained the way using gestures，we realised we wouldn’t have enough time to get there and would have to give up. We took a photo with him and said goodbye. When we got back to Sakura City Hall，we were surprised to hear that the winning team had completed 19 checkpoints. One of our photos was selected to be on the event website（click here）. It reminds me of the man’s warmth and kindness： our own “gold medal.”
Sakura City Photo Rally Rules
・ Each group can only use the camera and paper map，both provided by us
・ Take as many photos of 25 checkpoints （designated sightseeing spots） as possible
・ 3−hour time limit
・ Photos must include all 3 team members
・ All members must move together
・ No mobile phones
・ No transport
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her？（ 17 ）
Susan，your English ALT’s sister，visited your class last month.Now back in the UK，she wrote on her blog about an event she took part in.
Hi！
I participated in a photo rally for foreign tourists with my friends： See the rules on the right. As photo rally beginners，we decided to aim for only five of the checkpoints. In three minutes，we arrived at our first target，the city museum. In quick succession，we made the second，third，and fourth targets. Things were going smoothly！ But，on the way to the last target，the statue of a famous samurai from the city，we got lost. Time was running out and my feet were hurting from walking for over two hours. We stopped a man with a pet monkey for help，but neither our Japanese nor his English were good enough. After he’d explained the way using gestures，we realised we wouldn’t have enough time to get there and would have to give up. We took a photo with him and said goodbye. When we got back to Sakura City Hall，we were surprised to hear that the winning team had completed 19 checkpoints. One of our photos was selected to be on the event website（click here）. It reminds me of the man’s warmth and kindness： our own “gold medal.”
Sakura City Photo Rally Rules
・ Each group can only use the camera and paper map，both provided by us
・ Take as many photos of 25 checkpoints （designated sightseeing spots） as possible
・ 3−hour time limit
・ Photos must include all 3 team members
・ All members must move together
・ No mobile phones
・ No transport
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her？（ 17 ）
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大学入学共通テスト（英語）試験 令和6年度（2024年度）本試験 問17（＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第3問） 問2） （訂正依頼・報告はこちら）
各問の英文や図表を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
Susan，your English ALT’s sister，visited your class last month.Now back in the UK，she wrote on her blog about an event she took part in.
Hi！
I participated in a photo rally for foreign tourists with my friends： See the rules on the right. As photo rally beginners，we decided to aim for only five of the checkpoints. In three minutes，we arrived at our first target，the city museum. In quick succession，we made the second，third，and fourth targets. Things were going smoothly！ But，on the way to the last target，the statue of a famous samurai from the city，we got lost. Time was running out and my feet were hurting from walking for over two hours. We stopped a man with a pet monkey for help，but neither our Japanese nor his English were good enough. After he’d explained the way using gestures，we realised we wouldn’t have enough time to get there and would have to give up. We took a photo with him and said goodbye. When we got back to Sakura City Hall，we were surprised to hear that the winning team had completed 19 checkpoints. One of our photos was selected to be on the event website（click here）. It reminds me of the man’s warmth and kindness： our own “gold medal.”
Sakura City Photo Rally Rules
・ Each group can only use the camera and paper map，both provided by us
・ Take as many photos of 25 checkpoints （designated sightseeing spots） as possible
・ 3−hour time limit
・ Photos must include all 3 team members
・ All members must move together
・ No mobile phones
・ No transport
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her？（ 17 ）
Susan，your English ALT’s sister，visited your class last month.Now back in the UK，she wrote on her blog about an event she took part in.
Hi！
I participated in a photo rally for foreign tourists with my friends： See the rules on the right. As photo rally beginners，we decided to aim for only five of the checkpoints. In three minutes，we arrived at our first target，the city museum. In quick succession，we made the second，third，and fourth targets. Things were going smoothly！ But，on the way to the last target，the statue of a famous samurai from the city，we got lost. Time was running out and my feet were hurting from walking for over two hours. We stopped a man with a pet monkey for help，but neither our Japanese nor his English were good enough. After he’d explained the way using gestures，we realised we wouldn’t have enough time to get there and would have to give up. We took a photo with him and said goodbye. When we got back to Sakura City Hall，we were surprised to hear that the winning team had completed 19 checkpoints. One of our photos was selected to be on the event website（click here）. It reminds me of the man’s warmth and kindness： our own “gold medal.”
Sakura City Photo Rally Rules
・ Each group can only use the camera and paper map，both provided by us
・ Take as many photos of 25 checkpoints （designated sightseeing spots） as possible
・ 3−hour time limit
・ Photos must include all 3 team members
・ All members must move together
・ No mobile phones
・ No transport
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her？（ 17 ）
- I want to see a picture of you wearing the gold medal！
- You did your best.Come back to Japan and try again！
- You reached 19 checkpoints in three hours？ Really？ Wow！！
- Your photo is great！ Did you upgrade your phone？
正解！素晴らしいです
残念...
この過去問の解説 （2件）
01
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her？
「スーザンのブログにコメントするよう求められました。彼女への適切なコメントになるものはどれでしょうか。」
選択肢一つずつを本文の内容を照合していきましょう。
「金メダルを身につけたあなたの写真を見たいな！」
最終文It reminds me of the man’s warmth and kindness： our own “gold medal.”より、"金メダル"というのは「その男性の温かさ、親切さ」を示す比喩だと考えられます。誤りです。
「あなたはよくやった。日本に戻ってまたやってみようよ！」
文中の内容と齟齬はありません。
「３時間で１９箇所のチェックポイントに着いたの？すごい！」
When we got back to Sakura City Hall，we were surprised to hear that the winning team had completed 19 checkpoints.より、１９箇所を達成したのは他のチームだとわかります。誤りです。
「あなたの写真は素晴らしい！電話をアップグレードしたの？」
Sakura City Photo Rally Rulesの中に、
・No mobile phones（携帯電話禁止）とあります。
このイベント中には電話で写真を撮っていないと考えられます。誤りです。
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02
設問では
You are asked to comment on Susan’s blog. Which would be an appropriate comment to her?
（スーザンのブログにコメントを書くとしたら、どれが適切か。）とあります。
間違い
金メダルに関しては、本物の金メダルをもらったわけではなく、
親切にしてくれた男性との写真・思い出が金メダルだという比喩表現なので、このコメントは不適切です。
正しい
努力をしたことに対してポジティブなコメントであり、内容に沿ったコメントです。
間違い
19か所回ったチームは優勝チームであるので、このコメントは不適切です。
間違い
携帯電話の使用はフォトラリーのルールで禁止されており、
主催者が用意したカメラを使用しています。
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Each group can only use the camera and paper map，both provided by us
No mobile phones
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