大学入学共通テスト（英語） 過去問
令和6年度（2024年度）追・再試験
問15 (＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第2問） 問10)
問題文
次の英文を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
While planning your six−month study programme in an English city called Twiggsbury， you find this online article about a unique transport project written by a member of the local promotion committee.
Emma Crossland
10 December 2023
Get Points for Travel
Wouldn’t it be great to benefit from the miles you travel？ Well， in Twiggsbury， you can！ ‘Point−to−Point，’ or ‘P−to−P’ as it is known， gives you one point for every mile you travel on a train， bus， or even taxi within the local area. Your travel will be rewarded！
I only recently signed up for P−to−P but have already received so many benefits. An electronic travel card records my journeys and I receive a weekly email summary.
How about the benefits？ Exchanging 100 points gives you a £3 coupon for future travel， and for 1，000 points you’ll get a two−day unlimited pass for local travel！ I took a trip to a castle and also visited other ancient buildings and monuments. I would never have done that without the unlimited pass. You can also use points to buy things at local supermarkets. All these benefits make life a little nicer.
I think the greatest benefit comes if you convert 5，000 points（which takes about a year to save）into an Elite Pass. With that， you can use the Elite Lounge at Twiggsbury Station any time！ You also receive unlimited Wi−Fi access on all local transport.
The Twiggsbury government said as more people join， their saved points can be used in other places such as restaurants and cinemas. Last year， over 25，000 passengers registered for P−to−P and the government hopes to double that this year. Registration takes just a few minutes（click here）， so sign up and start collecting points today！
Which is the best combination that describes the P−to−P project？
A：It’s better to add more people to your P−to−P account.
B：Miles travelled can be converted into groceries.
C：People receive information about their travel history.
D：People should wait until next year to register.
E：The amount of Wi−Fi data usage can be exchanged for points.
While planning your six−month study programme in an English city called Twiggsbury， you find this online article about a unique transport project written by a member of the local promotion committee.
Emma Crossland
10 December 2023
Get Points for Travel
Wouldn’t it be great to benefit from the miles you travel？ Well， in Twiggsbury， you can！ ‘Point−to−Point，’ or ‘P−to−P’ as it is known， gives you one point for every mile you travel on a train， bus， or even taxi within the local area. Your travel will be rewarded！
I only recently signed up for P−to−P but have already received so many benefits. An electronic travel card records my journeys and I receive a weekly email summary.
How about the benefits？ Exchanging 100 points gives you a £3 coupon for future travel， and for 1，000 points you’ll get a two−day unlimited pass for local travel！ I took a trip to a castle and also visited other ancient buildings and monuments. I would never have done that without the unlimited pass. You can also use points to buy things at local supermarkets. All these benefits make life a little nicer.
I think the greatest benefit comes if you convert 5，000 points（which takes about a year to save）into an Elite Pass. With that， you can use the Elite Lounge at Twiggsbury Station any time！ You also receive unlimited Wi−Fi access on all local transport.
The Twiggsbury government said as more people join， their saved points can be used in other places such as restaurants and cinemas. Last year， over 25，000 passengers registered for P−to−P and the government hopes to double that this year. Registration takes just a few minutes（click here）， so sign up and start collecting points today！
Which is the best combination that describes the P−to−P project？
A：It’s better to add more people to your P−to−P account.
B：Miles travelled can be converted into groceries.
C：People receive information about their travel history.
D：People should wait until next year to register.
E：The amount of Wi−Fi data usage can be exchanged for points.
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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）追・再試験 問15（＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第2問） 問10） （訂正依頼・報告はこちら）
次の英文を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
While planning your six−month study programme in an English city called Twiggsbury， you find this online article about a unique transport project written by a member of the local promotion committee.
Emma Crossland
10 December 2023
Get Points for Travel
Wouldn’t it be great to benefit from the miles you travel？ Well， in Twiggsbury， you can！ ‘Point−to−Point，’ or ‘P−to−P’ as it is known， gives you one point for every mile you travel on a train， bus， or even taxi within the local area. Your travel will be rewarded！
I only recently signed up for P−to−P but have already received so many benefits. An electronic travel card records my journeys and I receive a weekly email summary.
How about the benefits？ Exchanging 100 points gives you a £3 coupon for future travel， and for 1，000 points you’ll get a two−day unlimited pass for local travel！ I took a trip to a castle and also visited other ancient buildings and monuments. I would never have done that without the unlimited pass. You can also use points to buy things at local supermarkets. All these benefits make life a little nicer.
I think the greatest benefit comes if you convert 5，000 points（which takes about a year to save）into an Elite Pass. With that， you can use the Elite Lounge at Twiggsbury Station any time！ You also receive unlimited Wi−Fi access on all local transport.
The Twiggsbury government said as more people join， their saved points can be used in other places such as restaurants and cinemas. Last year， over 25，000 passengers registered for P−to−P and the government hopes to double that this year. Registration takes just a few minutes（click here）， so sign up and start collecting points today！
Which is the best combination that describes the P−to−P project？
A：It’s better to add more people to your P−to−P account.
B：Miles travelled can be converted into groceries.
C：People receive information about their travel history.
D：People should wait until next year to register.
E：The amount of Wi−Fi data usage can be exchanged for points.
While planning your six−month study programme in an English city called Twiggsbury， you find this online article about a unique transport project written by a member of the local promotion committee.
Emma Crossland
10 December 2023
Get Points for Travel
Wouldn’t it be great to benefit from the miles you travel？ Well， in Twiggsbury， you can！ ‘Point−to−Point，’ or ‘P−to−P’ as it is known， gives you one point for every mile you travel on a train， bus， or even taxi within the local area. Your travel will be rewarded！
I only recently signed up for P−to−P but have already received so many benefits. An electronic travel card records my journeys and I receive a weekly email summary.
How about the benefits？ Exchanging 100 points gives you a £3 coupon for future travel， and for 1，000 points you’ll get a two−day unlimited pass for local travel！ I took a trip to a castle and also visited other ancient buildings and monuments. I would never have done that without the unlimited pass. You can also use points to buy things at local supermarkets. All these benefits make life a little nicer.
I think the greatest benefit comes if you convert 5，000 points（which takes about a year to save）into an Elite Pass. With that， you can use the Elite Lounge at Twiggsbury Station any time！ You also receive unlimited Wi−Fi access on all local transport.
The Twiggsbury government said as more people join， their saved points can be used in other places such as restaurants and cinemas. Last year， over 25，000 passengers registered for P−to−P and the government hopes to double that this year. Registration takes just a few minutes（click here）， so sign up and start collecting points today！
Which is the best combination that describes the P−to−P project？
A：It’s better to add more people to your P−to−P account.
B：Miles travelled can be converted into groceries.
C：People receive information about their travel history.
D：People should wait until next year to register.
E：The amount of Wi−Fi data usage can be exchanged for points.
- A and D
- A and E
- B and C
- B and D
- B and E
- C and E
正解！素晴らしいです
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この過去問の解説 （1件）
01
P−to−P プロジェクトの描写として正しい組み合わせを問われています。
A:あなたのP−to−Pアカウントにもっと多くの人を追加するとよい。
B:旅行距離は食料品の変えることが出来る。
C:旅行の履歴についての情報を得ることが出来る。
D:登録を来年まで待った方がよい。
E:Wi-Fiデータ使用量をポイントに交換できる。
Aは、間違いです。
1つのアカウントに複数人登録するという記述はありません。
Bは、正しいです。
5段落目の地方のスーパーマーケットでの買い物にポイントを使うことが出来るという記述から読み取れます。
Cは、正しいです。
4段落目のカードが旅行を記録しているという記述から読み取れます。
Dは、間違いです。
登録を来年まで待った方がよいという記述はありません。
Eは、間違いです。
5000ポイントでWi-Fiにアクセスできるという記述はありますが、Wi-Fiデータ使用量をポイントに交換できるという記述はありません。
☆exchange A for B
AをBに交換することが出来る
不正解です。
不正解です。
正解です。
不正解です。
不正解です。
不正解です。
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