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17 (＜旧課程＞英語リーディング（第3問） 問2)
問題文
次の英文や図表を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
You are staying by yourself in Sydney， Australia， and thinking of eating out. You are searching for tips and find a blog.
Solo Dining
As someone who frequently travels abroad alone， one thing I enjoy is dinner in an elegant restaurant， but sometimes I feel uncomfortable. In many English−speaking countries， eating out by yourself， ”solo dining，” is not common. So， what do you do if it’s just you？ Finding a ”table for one” to enjoy dinner can be a big task.
Interestingly， on a recent trip alone to Australia I discovered that solo diners are increasing. I ate dinner at The Weir， a riverside restaurant in Adelaide. Before I went in， I could see diners eating alone on the terrace， while checking their phones. When I entered， in the lounge there were only couples and groups of guests. I was warmly welcomed， taken to the terrace， and enjoyed a delicious meal.
My experience in Adelaide was a turning point in my feelings towards solo dining. Later， I learnt that the rise of the smartphone and social media has led to changes in attitudes towards it for both restaurants and guests. On my next trip to Paris， I will try solo dining at one of the restaurants I have long wanted to go to.
Choices show the state of each table. Which one best illustrates the situation when the author entered the restaurant？
You are staying by yourself in Sydney， Australia， and thinking of eating out. You are searching for tips and find a blog.
Solo Dining
As someone who frequently travels abroad alone， one thing I enjoy is dinner in an elegant restaurant， but sometimes I feel uncomfortable. In many English−speaking countries， eating out by yourself， ”solo dining，” is not common. So， what do you do if it’s just you？ Finding a ”table for one” to enjoy dinner can be a big task.
Interestingly， on a recent trip alone to Australia I discovered that solo diners are increasing. I ate dinner at The Weir， a riverside restaurant in Adelaide. Before I went in， I could see diners eating alone on the terrace， while checking their phones. When I entered， in the lounge there were only couples and groups of guests. I was warmly welcomed， taken to the terrace， and enjoyed a delicious meal.
My experience in Adelaide was a turning point in my feelings towards solo dining. Later， I learnt that the rise of the smartphone and social media has led to changes in attitudes towards it for both restaurants and guests. On my next trip to Paris， I will try solo dining at one of the restaurants I have long wanted to go to.
Choices show the state of each table. Which one best illustrates the situation when the author entered the restaurant？
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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）
次の英文や図表を読み、最も適当な選択肢を選びなさい。
You are staying by yourself in Sydney， Australia， and thinking of eating out. You are searching for tips and find a blog.
Solo Dining
As someone who frequently travels abroad alone， one thing I enjoy is dinner in an elegant restaurant， but sometimes I feel uncomfortable. In many English−speaking countries， eating out by yourself， ”solo dining，” is not common. So， what do you do if it’s just you？ Finding a ”table for one” to enjoy dinner can be a big task.
Interestingly， on a recent trip alone to Australia I discovered that solo diners are increasing. I ate dinner at The Weir， a riverside restaurant in Adelaide. Before I went in， I could see diners eating alone on the terrace， while checking their phones. When I entered， in the lounge there were only couples and groups of guests. I was warmly welcomed， taken to the terrace， and enjoyed a delicious meal.
My experience in Adelaide was a turning point in my feelings towards solo dining. Later， I learnt that the rise of the smartphone and social media has led to changes in attitudes towards it for both restaurants and guests. On my next trip to Paris， I will try solo dining at one of the restaurants I have long wanted to go to.
Choices show the state of each table. Which one best illustrates the situation when the author entered the restaurant？
You are staying by yourself in Sydney， Australia， and thinking of eating out. You are searching for tips and find a blog.
Solo Dining
As someone who frequently travels abroad alone， one thing I enjoy is dinner in an elegant restaurant， but sometimes I feel uncomfortable. In many English−speaking countries， eating out by yourself， ”solo dining，” is not common. So， what do you do if it’s just you？ Finding a ”table for one” to enjoy dinner can be a big task.
Interestingly， on a recent trip alone to Australia I discovered that solo diners are increasing. I ate dinner at The Weir， a riverside restaurant in Adelaide. Before I went in， I could see diners eating alone on the terrace， while checking their phones. When I entered， in the lounge there were only couples and groups of guests. I was warmly welcomed， taken to the terrace， and enjoyed a delicious meal.
My experience in Adelaide was a turning point in my feelings towards solo dining. Later， I learnt that the rise of the smartphone and social media has led to changes in attitudes towards it for both restaurants and guests. On my next trip to Paris， I will try solo dining at one of the restaurants I have long wanted to go to.
Choices show the state of each table. Which one best illustrates the situation when the author entered the restaurant？
正解！素晴らしいです
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この過去問の解説 （1件）
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各テーブルの様子を示した選択肢です。
著者がレストランに入ったときの状況図解として、最も適切なものを問われています。
３段落の、スマートフォンを見ながらテラス席で一人で食べる客が見えた。入店したとき、ラウンジにはカップルと団体客しかいなかった。
という記述から、テラス席のテーブルには一つのテーブルに2名以上の客はおらず、ラウンジ席には一人客がいない状態の表を探します。
不正解です。
不正解です。
不正解です。
正解です。
不正解です。
不正解です。
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