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82 (＜旧課程＞英語リスニング（第5問） 問7)
問題文
最初に講義を読み、問いに答えなさい。
状況
あなたは大学で、ガラスに関する講義を、ワ―クシ―トにメモを取りながら聞いています。
This afternoon，we’re going to talk about the unique characteristics of glass and recent innovations in glass technology.Glass does not release any dangerous chemicals and bacteria cannot pass through it，which makes it suitable for storing food，drinks，and medicine.Glass can also be cleaned easily，reused many times，and recycled repeatedly，making it friendly to the environment.A surprising characteristic of glass is that it doesn’t break down in nature.This is why we can still see many examples of ancient glass work at museums.
Glass−making began in Mesopotamia roughly 4，500 years ago.Beads and bottles were some of the first glass items made by hand.As glass−making became more common，different ways of shaping glass developed.One ancient technique uses a long metal tube to blow air into hot glass.This technique allows the glassblower to form round shapes which are used for drinking glasses or flower vases.Spreading hot glass onto a sheet of hot metal is the technique used to produce large flat pieces of window glass.
Today，new technology allows glass to be used in exciting ways.3D printers that can make lenses for eyeglasses have been developed.Smart glass can be used to adjust the amount of light that passes through airplane windows.Other types of glass can help control sound levels in recording studios or homes.Moreover，tiny pieces of glass in road paint reflect light，making it easier to see the road at night.
Due to these characteristics，glass can be found everywhere we go.Our first group investigated the use of glass in some European countries.Group 1，go ahead.
講義の続きを読み、次の図から読み取れる情報と講義全体の内容からどのようなことが言えるか、最も適切なものを、四つの選択肢のうちうちから一つ選びなさい。
Given a choice of buying a product in a glass container or a different kind of container，approximately 40％ of Europeans choose glass. Our group researched why： reasons include food safety，ease of recycling，and availability of products. We focused on the following three countries： Croatia，the Czech Republic，and France. Let’s look at the information in detail.
状況
あなたは大学で、ガラスに関する講義を、ワ―クシ―トにメモを取りながら聞いています。
This afternoon，we’re going to talk about the unique characteristics of glass and recent innovations in glass technology.Glass does not release any dangerous chemicals and bacteria cannot pass through it，which makes it suitable for storing food，drinks，and medicine.Glass can also be cleaned easily，reused many times，and recycled repeatedly，making it friendly to the environment.A surprising characteristic of glass is that it doesn’t break down in nature.This is why we can still see many examples of ancient glass work at museums.
Glass−making began in Mesopotamia roughly 4，500 years ago.Beads and bottles were some of the first glass items made by hand.As glass−making became more common，different ways of shaping glass developed.One ancient technique uses a long metal tube to blow air into hot glass.This technique allows the glassblower to form round shapes which are used for drinking glasses or flower vases.Spreading hot glass onto a sheet of hot metal is the technique used to produce large flat pieces of window glass.
Today，new technology allows glass to be used in exciting ways.3D printers that can make lenses for eyeglasses have been developed.Smart glass can be used to adjust the amount of light that passes through airplane windows.Other types of glass can help control sound levels in recording studios or homes.Moreover，tiny pieces of glass in road paint reflect light，making it easier to see the road at night.
Due to these characteristics，glass can be found everywhere we go.Our first group investigated the use of glass in some European countries.Group 1，go ahead.
講義の続きを読み、次の図から読み取れる情報と講義全体の内容からどのようなことが言えるか、最も適切なものを、四つの選択肢のうちうちから一つ選びなさい。
Given a choice of buying a product in a glass container or a different kind of container，approximately 40％ of Europeans choose glass. Our group researched why： reasons include food safety，ease of recycling，and availability of products. We focused on the following three countries： Croatia，the Czech Republic，and France. Let’s look at the information in detail.
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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82（＜旧課程＞英語リスニング（第5問） 問7） （訂正依頼・報告はこちら）
最初に講義を読み、問いに答えなさい。
状況
あなたは大学で、ガラスに関する講義を、ワ―クシ―トにメモを取りながら聞いています。
This afternoon，we’re going to talk about the unique characteristics of glass and recent innovations in glass technology.Glass does not release any dangerous chemicals and bacteria cannot pass through it，which makes it suitable for storing food，drinks，and medicine.Glass can also be cleaned easily，reused many times，and recycled repeatedly，making it friendly to the environment.A surprising characteristic of glass is that it doesn’t break down in nature.This is why we can still see many examples of ancient glass work at museums.
Glass−making began in Mesopotamia roughly 4，500 years ago.Beads and bottles were some of the first glass items made by hand.As glass−making became more common，different ways of shaping glass developed.One ancient technique uses a long metal tube to blow air into hot glass.This technique allows the glassblower to form round shapes which are used for drinking glasses or flower vases.Spreading hot glass onto a sheet of hot metal is the technique used to produce large flat pieces of window glass.
Today，new technology allows glass to be used in exciting ways.3D printers that can make lenses for eyeglasses have been developed.Smart glass can be used to adjust the amount of light that passes through airplane windows.Other types of glass can help control sound levels in recording studios or homes.Moreover，tiny pieces of glass in road paint reflect light，making it easier to see the road at night.
Due to these characteristics，glass can be found everywhere we go.Our first group investigated the use of glass in some European countries.Group 1，go ahead.
講義の続きを読み、次の図から読み取れる情報と講義全体の内容からどのようなことが言えるか、最も適切なものを、四つの選択肢のうちうちから一つ選びなさい。
Given a choice of buying a product in a glass container or a different kind of container，approximately 40％ of Europeans choose glass. Our group researched why： reasons include food safety，ease of recycling，and availability of products. We focused on the following three countries： Croatia，the Czech Republic，and France. Let’s look at the information in detail.
状況
あなたは大学で、ガラスに関する講義を、ワ―クシ―トにメモを取りながら聞いています。
This afternoon，we’re going to talk about the unique characteristics of glass and recent innovations in glass technology.Glass does not release any dangerous chemicals and bacteria cannot pass through it，which makes it suitable for storing food，drinks，and medicine.Glass can also be cleaned easily，reused many times，and recycled repeatedly，making it friendly to the environment.A surprising characteristic of glass is that it doesn’t break down in nature.This is why we can still see many examples of ancient glass work at museums.
Glass−making began in Mesopotamia roughly 4，500 years ago.Beads and bottles were some of the first glass items made by hand.As glass−making became more common，different ways of shaping glass developed.One ancient technique uses a long metal tube to blow air into hot glass.This technique allows the glassblower to form round shapes which are used for drinking glasses or flower vases.Spreading hot glass onto a sheet of hot metal is the technique used to produce large flat pieces of window glass.
Today，new technology allows glass to be used in exciting ways.3D printers that can make lenses for eyeglasses have been developed.Smart glass can be used to adjust the amount of light that passes through airplane windows.Other types of glass can help control sound levels in recording studios or homes.Moreover，tiny pieces of glass in road paint reflect light，making it easier to see the road at night.
Due to these characteristics，glass can be found everywhere we go.Our first group investigated the use of glass in some European countries.Group 1，go ahead.
講義の続きを読み、次の図から読み取れる情報と講義全体の内容からどのようなことが言えるか、最も適切なものを、四つの選択肢のうちうちから一つ選びなさい。
Given a choice of buying a product in a glass container or a different kind of container，approximately 40％ of Europeans choose glass. Our group researched why： reasons include food safety，ease of recycling，and availability of products. We focused on the following three countries： Croatia，the Czech Republic，and France. Let’s look at the information in detail.
- Glass can be recycled repeatedly，but “ease of recycling” is the least common reason in the Czech Republic and Croatia.
- Glass is harmful to the environment，but “food safety” is the most common reason in the Czech Republic and Croatia.
- Glass products are preferred by half of Europeans，and “ease of recycling” is the most common reason in France and Croatia.
- Glass products can be made using ancient techniques，and “availability of products” is the least common reason in France and Croatia.
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