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リスニングテスト（約２５分）

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実用英語技能検定

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2015 年10月11日（日）実施

個人番号と暗証番号について（準会場受験者のみ）

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合否閲覧サービスを利用するためには，個人番号と暗証番号が必要です。忘れないように，この問題冊子に記入してください。

【個人番号】解答用紙に印字されています。

【暗証番号】解答用紙に，自分で決めた６桁の数字をマークして設定してください（６桁以外は無効となります）。

※暗証番号が未設定・記入不備の場合はサービスは利用できません。後日届く紙の成績表をお待ちください。※協会では個人番号・暗証番号に関するお問いあわせには一切お答えできませんので，試験後も大切に保管してください。

＊自分の学校や団体など（準会場）で受験する場合のみ記入してください。

Grade 2

! 2 !

(1) Although the players on Dean’s basketball team were not as good as theplayers on the other teams, they had an excellent coach. Everyone says it washis great coaching that ( ) the team to win the tournament.

1 blamed 2 offended 3 enabled 4 recognized

(2) Grant Falkner has directed many successful movies during his career. Lastnight, a special ceremony was held to celebrate his ( ).

1 achievements 2 limitations3 estimates 4 territories

(3) Craig has been studying French for two years, but his speaking skills arepoor. When he visited Paris, he was ( ) of having conversations withthe people there.

1 incapable 2 ungrateful 3 uninformed 4 invisible

(4) Agnes’s grandmother lived from 1907 to 2009. She ( ) the events ofan entire century in her lifetime.

1 revolved 2 attached 3 witnessed 4 imitated

(5) Jane believes it was ( ) that she ran into Chris on the street that daybecause three months later they got married.

1 fate 2 desire 3 benefit 4 custom

(6) A : I wonder if Annie got the pay raise she wanted.B : Well, she’s been looking really happy since she came out of the boss’s officetoday, so ( ) she did.

1 apparently 2 endlessly 3 informally 4 previously

(7) Even though the reporters asked him many questions about the scandal, theprime minister did not ( ) to any of them.

1 conclude 2 engage 3 compare 4 respond

(8) In the 19th century, many ( ) arrived in the United States to findjobs and begin new lives.

1 substitutes 2 immigrants 3 opponents 4 candidates

(9) Mr. Jones is a really strict teacher. He does not ( ) students who talkin his classroom.

1 contrast 2 delete 3 straighten 4 tolerate

(10) After working as a long-distance truck driver for 10 years, James wanted tofind an ( ) that would let him spend more time at home with his family.

1 expression 2 occupation 3 indication 4 impression

次の ( 1)から (20)までの ( )に入れるのに最も適切なものを 1，2，3，4 の中から一つ選び，その番号を解答用紙の所定欄にマークしなさい。1

2015年度第2回検定一次試験（2級） copyright2015　公益財団法人日本英語検定協会無断転載・複製を禁じます

! 3 !

(11) A : Do you know what time this afternoon’s meeting is, Brian?B : I think it’s at either two or three o’clock. We’d better ( ) of the timeso we aren’t late.

1 make sure 2 take advantage3 be part 4 give details

(12) A : What are you doing this afternoon? Do you have any plans?B : Nothing ( ). I thought I’d just walk around downtown and look atthe stores.

1 at random 2 in particular 3 by accident 4 for granted

(13) When Jane went to her college library, she was not allowed to borrow all 12books she needed for her report. People can only check out 10 books( ) there.

1 in comparison 2 in a sense3 at a time 4 last of all

(14) Frank’s neighbor was playing music loudly last night, so Frank had a( ) with her this afternoon. She said that she was sorry.

1 question 2 word 3 letter 4 sentence

(15) A : The weather is great today. Let’s get in the car and ( ) the beach.What do you say, Maggie?

B : Sure. We could have a swim there.1 dream up 2 hang on 3 head for 4 grow into

(16) Ed was offered a big promotion at his company’s New York office, but he( ) the job because he did not want to move to a big city.

1 broke into 2 made up 3 brought back 4 turned down

(17) A : Mr. Thompson, I asked you about getting new computers for my department.Have you made a decision?

B : Jim, I know the computers are very old, but the ( ) is that we justdon’t have the money.

1 bottom line 2 final stage 3 side effect 4 best way

(18) Having ( ) London before, Harry knew how to get from the airportto his hotel.

1 to visit 2 visiting 3 been visited 4 visited

(19) A : Sharon, I heard a rumor ( ) you’re going to change schools.B : That’s right. I’ll be going to Waverley College next fall.

1 which 2 that 3 if 4 for

(20) A : Hi, Wendy. Would you like to go on a picnic tomorrow?B : Ten minutes ago I ( ) said yes, but Brad just asked me to go over tohis house tomorrow.

1 have 2 had 3 will have 4 would have


Grade 2

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(21) A : Mark said he’s not coming to work today because he’s sick. But I’m not surehe’s telling the truth.

B : Are you kidding? Mark is so honest. He’d ( ) lie about somethinglike that.

1 person 2 be 3 the4 to 5 last

(22) The train ( ) Sam reached the platform. He had to wait about 20minutes for the next one to come.

1 time 2 by the 3 had already4 left 5 the station

(23) When Dave first started his new job, he had ( ). Now that he hashad lots of training, though, it is no problem at all.

1 computer 2 some 3 using4 his 5 trouble

(24) Sally was ( ) piano player in the contest, so nobody was surprisedwhen she won.

1 skillful 2 far 3 by4 most 5 the

(25) A : Where were you last night, Ashley? You ( ).B : Sorry, Steve. I had to take care of my little sister. Maybe next time!

1 should 2 come 3 to4 have 5 my party

次の英文がそれぞれ完成した文章になるように，その文意にそって (21)から(25)までの 1 から 5 を並べ替えなさい。そして２番目と４番目にくる最も適切なものを一つずつ選び，その番号を解答用紙の所定欄にマークしなさい。

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Grade 2

! 5 !

City FarmingUrban farming is becoming increasingly popular across the United States.

Urban farmers grow plants and raise animals for food just like farmers in thecountryside. ( 26 ), there are some differences. For instance, they do this onempty pieces of land in towns and cities. Urban farms can be of any size fromlarge ones created on the sites of former factories to small ones in people’sbackyards. It is estimated that around 20 percent of urban households producesome of their food by farming.

One reason for this trend is that people are concerned about how farming inthe countryside has changed. They believe that modern farming methods, whichuse many chemicals, are damaging nature. They also think that it is wrong to usefossil fuels to carry food to cities because doing so is one of the causes of globalwarming. Many people also think that the food produced using modern farmingmethods is ( 27 ). They want to grow vegetables and raise animalsthemselves, because they can be sure that the food they eat does not contain anychemicals that may harm their bodies.

People also choose urban farming for ( 28 ) reasons. Many families cangrow food in their own yards. Thus, they do not have to buy fruits and vegetablesat the store. Moreover, people without their own yards can rent small pieces ofland in towns and cities very cheaply. Although urban farming has many benefits,some people are concerned that keeping animals in crowded cities may lead topeople catching diseases from them. Supporters of urban farming, though, say thatdiseases among animals are ( 29 ) on farms in the countryside. This isbecause in the countryside thousands of animals are kept together in small spaces,so it is easy for diseases to pass from one animal to another. Considering theseadvantages, many families are turning towards urban farming.

(26) 1 Traditionally 2 Furthermore 3 Unfortunately 4 Nevertheless(27) 1 dangerous 2 attractive 3 unenjoyable 4 steady(28) 1 moral 2 economic 3 historic 4 official(29) 1 more comfortable 2 more common

3 dirtier 4 safer

次の英文 A ， B を読み，その文意にそって (26)から (33)までの( )に入れるのに最も適切なものを 1，2，3，4 の中から一つ選び，その番号を解答用紙の所定欄にマークしなさい。

3 A


Grade 2

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Rewriting DNARecently, some people have started a new hobby that is called biohacking.

Biohacking is when people who are not professional scientists alter the DNA ofvarious living things. They do this for fun or to learn new things about DNA andgenetics. Before, only organizations like universities and companies couldpurchase the equipment and materials to do this. Now, however, cheap materialsand equipment are ( 30 ) on the Internet. As a result, people can createlaboratories in their homes and experiment on DNA.

Biohackers are sometimes even able to solve problems that professionalscientists have not been able to solve. A good example is Daniel Burd. For awhile, scientists had been trying to find a way to reduce the amount of wastecaused by plastic bags, which normally would remain in landfills for hundreds ofyears. ( 31 ), the 16-year-old schoolboy Daniel did what many scientistscould not. Using only simple household items, he grew bacteria which can eatplastic bags. As a result, Daniel was awarded a prize and a university scholarshipfor his project.

Most biohackers carry out experiments at home. They buy DNA or otherbiological materials over the Internet and experiment with them. One biohackercreated bacteria that turns green if it finds a poisonous chemical in yogurt. A teamof biohackers is creating bacteria that can live in the mouth and protect our teeth.In this way, biohackers are trying to create useful new organisms that can helppeople. Some people, though, are ( 32 ) this trend. They believe thatamateurs may create harmful new diseases. But defenders of biohacking argue thatamateurs like Daniel Burd can come up with ideas that professional scientists areunlikely to think of. They believe that, in the future, many important ( 33 )will come out of the biohacking movement.

(30) 1 disappointing 2 available 3 rare 4 valuable(31) 1 As usual 2 At first 3 Amazingly 4 Additionally(32) 1 tired of 2 encouraged by

3 pleased with 4 worried about(33) 1 documents 2 complaints 3 commercials 4 discoveries

3B


Grade 2

! 7 !

From: Ellen Dashwood ＜[email protected]＞To: Ed Ferrars ＜[email protected]＞Date: October 9, 2015Subject: Moving update

Dear Ed,Thank you for your hard work as the leader of the sales department at PGHSecurity. Thanks to your efforts, PGH has just signed a contract with a new client,Citiborg. They will be using our security services for the next two years. Now, as youknow, we will soon be moving to a new office building outside the city. Can youshare the following moving procedures with your team?The moving company will be coming to the office in two weeks, on October 23.Before that, each person must pack up all the items in their desks and label theboxes. The boxes and labels can be found in the closet on the fifth floor. Please askJohn Willoughby for the key. The moving company will not transport any plants, so ifthere are any plants on the desks, employees need to take them home and carrythem to the new office building by themselves.Finally, our company wants to improve its facilities for employees. In the newbuilding, there will be childcare facilities. We would like employees to answer anonline survey about how we can improve all of our childcare services. The surveycan be found on our company website. Please have your team fill it out by October20.Thank you,Ellen

(34) What is one thing we learn about Ed?1 He is a security guard for a company called Citiborg.2 He is in charge of a new building project outside the city.3 He helped his company get a new client to use its services.4 He made a new moving schedule for his team members.

(35) What must employees do before the movers come?1 They have to take their plants home.2 They have to bring their boxes to the closet.3 They must give their desk keys to John Willoughby.4 They must pack up their computers and put labels on them.

(36) What does Ellen ask Ed to do?1 Print out surveys about childcare for his team members.2 Ask his team members to update their online profiles.3 Find out how many of his team members need childcare.4 Tell his team members to fill out an online survey.

次の英文 A ， B ， C の内容に関して，(34) から (45) までの質問に対して最も適切なもの，または文を完成させるのに最も適切なものを 1，2，3，4 の中から一つ選び，その番号を解答用紙の所定欄にマークしなさい。

4 A


Grade 2

! 8 !

Green TaxisLike many large cities, London faces a number of difficult environmental problems.

One of these is the greenhouse gases being released into the air by cars. Another is thehuge amount of used cooking oil being put into the city’s sewer system* by restaurantsand other food businesses. Now, though, Uptown Oil and Pure Fuels, two smallcompanies in London, are trying to solve both of these problems at the same time. Thesecompanies are collecting used cooking oil and turning it into a clean fuel that can be usedto run cars.

The two companies collect used cooking oil from restaurants, bars, and cafés, andthen turn it into a clear, eco-friendly biofuel. When used in cars, this fuel releases 80percent less carbon dioxide than ordinary gasoline. It also produces about 60 percent lessof the gases that can harm people’s health. The companies’ main customers are London’staxis. These taxis visit the companies’ fueling stations in order to fill up on the biofuel.

The two biofuel companies together regularly serve about 1,000 taxis. However, inLondon, there are 21,000 taxis altogether, as well as millions of ordinary cars. At thesame time, large amounts of cooking oil are still released into the sewer system everyyear. Indeed, the local water company spends about $1.5 million every month cleaningthe city’s sewer system so that it does not become blocked with the oil, which wouldcause flooding and other problems.

Despite the benefits of biofuels, few companies have started producing them.According to Uptown Oil, there are two major problems that make it difficult forcompanies to recycle cooking oil into biofuel. One of these is the government’s policies.The government has very strict rules controlling companies that want to provide fuel forcars. These rules make it very expensive to establish a new company. The second majorproblem is that, at present, only a few cars have engines that can run entirely on biofuel.If these difficulties can be removed, however, making biofuel from cooking oil could turninto a big business.

*sewer system:下水道

4B


! 9 !

(37) Two small companies in London are trying to1 make both the air and the local sewer system cleaner.2 help restaurants that have no way to get rid of their kitchen waste.3 invent cars with special engines that run on cleaner fuel than gasoline.4 save more money for both the transportation and food businesses.

(38) What is one advantage of the clear biofuel?1 It can help taxis run much more quickly than gasoline can.2 It does much less harm to the environment than regular fuel.3 People can buy it at restaurants instead of at gas stations.4 People use it to produce eco-friendly foods for cafés.

(39) The local water company in London1 is looking for ways to pay for damage caused by flooding.2 is paying drivers to use fuel made from waste.3 spends a lot of money every month cleaning up oil.4 says that too much car oil has been getting into the water.

(40) What is one challenge faced by companies that want to make biofuel fromrecycled cooking oil?

1 Government rules make it hard to start new companies that provide fuelfor cars.

2 It is difficult to compete with big businesses that already have manycustomers.

3 They cannot afford the type of engines that are able to run on biofuel.4 The number of cars that can use biofuel will probably not increase in thefuture.


Grade 2

! 10 !

Growing Up in AustraliaSince 2004, Australia has been holding its largest study of children’s health ever.

This project, “Growing Up in Australia,” is tracking two groups of children from earlychildhood until they become adults. The project is being funded by the Australiangovernment and involves hundreds of researchers visiting the homes of 10,000 children.Researchers hope to find a relationship between the children’s future behavior and theirhealth, education, and family environments.

When the study began, the first group of children was aged 0 1, while the secondgroup was aged 4 5. In order to make sure that children from every kind of environmentand background were chosen, the study found volunteers from each region. Some of theselocations are in the countryside, where there are relatively few people, while others are inbig cities. The volunteers for both groups were chosen from a variety of different socialand ethnic backgrounds to represent the diversity of Australia.

The researchers visit the participants’ homes every two years to gather data. Theyinterview the parents about parenting styles and the child’s daily activities. They also takemeasurements of the children’s health and how well the children perform in school. Theresearchers also take note of social factors, such as the income of the child’s family, theschool the child attends, and the kind of community in which the child lives. They planto use all of this information to improve children’s lives.

Although the study has not been completed yet, researchers have already begun topublish some interesting results. For instance, after examining data from the second groupof children when they were 10 11 years old, researchers found that children who spend alot of time doing organized activities, such as music lessons or sports, have good controlof their emotions and behavior. The study also found that they are able to complete theirhomework without their parents around. On the other hand, it found that children whowatch a lot of television get upset easily and have worse behavior. The Australiangovernment is now using this information to make better educational and health policiesfor Australian children.

4C


! 11 !

(41) What is one thing we learn about the study “Growing Up in Australia”?1 Children will study hard to get educational funds from the government.2 The government will pay health workers to improve children’s health.3 Researchers have been gathering various data about children over a longperiod.

4 Specialists have been employing children to collect data about theenvironment.

(42) What is true about children participating in the study?1 They will represent their families in an international competition.2 They will learn social skills from regional volunteers.3 They come from many different family backgrounds.4 They have to go to various cities in Australia.

(43) Researchers who visit the children’s homes1 gather data about children in order to help them lead better lives.2 go to the children’s schools to learn more about Australian education.3 measure how well parents can solve their children’s problems.4 provide health services to children living in the community.

(44) As a result of the study, researchers found that1 watching television has no effect on children’s emotions.2 participating in organized activities has a positive effect on children.3 children who watch a lot of television are bad at sports.4 children who do organized activities like to control their friends.

(45) Which of the following statements is true?1 Australians want the government to spend more money on education.2 The government is unhappy with the results of the study.3 Older children have better control of their emotions than younger children.4 The study follows two separate groups of children.


Grade 2

! 12 !

Listening Test

No. 1 1 To find an English teacher.2 To look for a roommate.3 To find a language partner.4 To sell something.

No. 2 1 Somebody stole it.2 A friend borrowed it.3 The police took it away.4 Her son left it somewhere.

No. 3 1 Borrow some money.2 Travel on a different day.3 Look for a job as a tour guide.4 Cancel her trip to New Zealand.

No. 4 1 Children are not allowed in their arena.2 There are only a few played in Baytown.3 The games are not shown on TV.4 The tickets are expensive.

No. 5 1 He has several children.2 He has not been sleeping much.3 He has not found a new house yet.4 He has been at his office a lot.

No. 6 1 He has to go to work.2 He will start making dinner.3 He is not good with computers.4 He does not have the time.

!このリスニングテストには，第 1部と第 2部があります。★英文はすべて一度しか読まれません。

第 1部……対話を聞き，その質問に対して最も適切なものを1，2，3，4の中から一つ選びなさい。

第2部……英文を聞き，その質問に対して最も適切なものを1，2，3，4の中から一つ選びなさい。

"No. 30のあと，１０秒すると試験終了の合図がありますので，筆記用具を置いてください。

2 級リスニングテストについて

第1部


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No. 7 1 Order only vegetarian food.2 Share what they order.3 Ask the waiter for a recommendation.4 Go to another restaurant.

No. 8 1 He took a trip to Billow Island.2 He goes surfing every weekend.3 He does not remember how to surf.4 He could not stay at the beach.

No. 9 1 Cook dinner for Jackie and her husband.2 Pick up Jackie’s daughter at school.3 Look after Jackie’s daughter.4 Go out with Jackie and her husband.

No. 10 1 Check some reports for her.2 Go out for coffee with her.3 Help her fix a computer.4 Contact a repairperson.

No. 11 1 She wants to see some friends living nearby.2 She wants to relax in the countryside.3 She has to look after the house.4 She has to catch an airplane tomorrow.

No. 12 1 He makes it quite often.2 It does not taste very good.3 His mother used to make it.4 They will not have it for Christmas.

No. 13 1 Use the convenience store’s restroom.2 Go to a different gas station.3 Park her car somewhere else.4 Leave her car key at the gas station.

No. 14 1 They worked at the same mall.2 They studied abroad together.3 They are cousins.4 They met at a party.

No. 15 1 He cannot wear the suit today.2 The suit pants do not fit well.3 He missed the sale on suits.4 The style of the suit is too old.


Grade 2

! 14 !

Listening Test

No. 16 1 He needs to get a new car.2 He lent money to his sister.3 He has to pay for house repairs.4 He had his money stolen.

No. 17 1 The history of fashion.2 Jobs at Rousseau Fashions.3 This winter’s fashion trends.4 How to become a fashion designer.

No. 18 1 The movie was too short.2 The ending was too scary.3 The story was not interesting.4 The acting was not very good.

No. 19 1 He attended a meeting.2 He took a factory tour.3 He visited another company.4 He trained some co-workers.

No. 20 1 They cleaned people’s homes.2 They could change their color.3 They slept for many years.4 They all left Scotland.

No. 21 1 She bought a biology textbook.2 She worked on her biology presentation.3 She interviewed a biology expert.4 She went to a biology conference.

No. 22 1 He should start his own company.2 He will become a manager soon.3 He asks too many questions.4 He is rude to the customers.

第2部


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No. 23 1 He opened an art gallery.2 He started teaching an art class.3 He donated a painting to charity.4 He painted pictures of his students.

No. 24 1 His favorite restaurants.2 The most popular restaurant drinks.3 Ways to get repeat customers.4 Things customers complain about.

No. 25 1 Stop giving food to monkeys.2 Donate money for a monkey park.3 Build a temple for a monkey god.4 Call the police when they see a monkey.

No. 26 1 Make schools safer.2 Make classes longer.3 Give teachers more vacations.4 Open more schools.

No. 27 1 It was named after a famous scientist.2 It was owned by a TV station.3 It was used to study the weather.4 It was used to find new stars.

No. 28 1 Which park to visit.2 Whether to drive or not.3 Where they should sleep.4 What time they should leave.

No. 29 1 She made art with dinosaur bones.2 She discovered new types of dinosaurs.3 She wrote a book about dinosaurs.4 She was good at drawing dinosaurs.

No. 30 1 By making better posters.2 By playing different music.3 By lowering the ticket price.4 By changing the concert’s location.


■一次試験の結果について■1）英検ウェブサイトでの解答速報（http:/ /www.eiken.or.jp）＊解答速報 10月12日 13:00以降

2）結果通知方法◆協会の指定した公開会場（本会場）で受験した場合一次個人成績表に合否結果を記載して，11月2日までに送付します（合格の場合は，一次個人成績表の右上部分が二次受験票になります）。未着の場合は11月4日以降に英検サービスセンター03（3266）8311（平日10:00～17:00）までお問い合わせください（お問い合わせの際には受験番号もお知らせください）。◆自分の学校や団体など（準会場）で受験した場合一次個人成績表は11月2日までに申込責任者（学校の先生または団体の担当者の方）あてに送付します（個人あてには送付しません）。

3）合否および得点の通知について合格者には「合格」，不合格者には合格ラインに近い順より「不合格Ａ」「不合格Ｂ」の2段階で合否結果を通知します。また，合格点，解答状況，大問別得点，および「語い・熟語・文法」「読解」「作文」「リスニング」の各分野別得点も表示されます。なお，各分野は下記の大問により測定されます。

＊「語い・熟語・文法」―大問［1］＊「読解」―大問［3］・［4］＊「作文」―大問［2］＊「リスニング」―第1・2部

■二次試験について（一次試験合格者のみ）■1）試験日 2015年11月8日（日）2）受験地（希望の受験地を選べます）下記の二次試験受験地番号表をみて，希望の受験地番号を解答用紙（準会場で受験している場合は志願票）の所定欄に記入・マークしてください。

3）受験会場と集合時刻（協会が指定します）二次受験票（一次個人成績表の右上部分）で通知します。これを切り離してお持ちください。ダブル受験（2級と準1級または2級と準2級）で一次試験をどちらの級も合格した方は，午前に準1級または準2級，午後に2級の受験となります。

■二次試験受験地番号表■ ＊横浜・東京・大阪は下記，島部・海外は右記参照

注意事項・団体申込の場合の受験者の個人情報は、団体申込責任者を通じて協会が取得します。また取得した個人情報は、英語検定業務の円滑な実施、合格者に対する「合格証明書」発行等のサービスの実施、および英語検定統計のために利用いたします。なお、業務運営に際し、委託先に預託することがあります。また、これ以外の目的に利用する場合は、皆様の同意を得た上で行います。

・団体申込の場合の受験者の合否結果は、原則として団体申込責任者宛に送付されます。また、志願者情報、および合否結果は団体申込責任者が知り得ることをご承知おきください。

・同一回に同じ級を重複して申し込みおよび受験することはできません。受験した場合は、両方とも失格になります。

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3 11 21 33 21 31 44 12 44 22 4

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3 1 31 2 34 3 1

1 24

3 3 41 2 34 1 14 3 22 1 2

2 4 43 2 33 2 41 3 21 1 1

2級

1

(1) (11)(2) (12)(3) (13)(4) (14)(5) (15)(6) (16)(7) (17)(8) (18)(9) (19)(10) (20)

2

(21) 3, 1

(25) 4, 3

(22) 4, 2(23) 5, 4(24) 2, 4

(31)(28) (32)

B

(29) (33)

(37)

3 A

(26)

4 A

(34)

B

(30)(27)

(40) (44)(45)

2級リスニング

C

(41)(35) (38) (42)(36) (39) (43)

第1部

No. 1 No. 6 No. 11No. 2 No. 7 No. 12No. 3 No. 8 No. 13No. 4 No. 9 No.14No. 5 No. 10 No. 15

第2部

No. 16 No. 21 No. 26No. 17 No. 22 No. 27

2015年第2回　実用英語技能検定

No. 20 No. 25 No. 30

No. 18 No. 23 No. 28No. 19 No. 24 No. 29

公益財団法人日本英語検定協会

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!!No. 2 "Bradford Police Department. How may I help you? !My son’s bike was stolen. Could you tell me how to make a report? "Are you sure it was stolen, ma’am? Maybe one of his friends borrowed it or something. !I don’t think so. We just moved here, and we don’t know anybody in the area yet. !!Question: What does the woman think happened to her son’s bicycle? !!No. 3 !Hi. I booked a tour to New Zealand, but I won’t be able to go because I can’t get time off from work. "Do you need to cancel your tour or just change the dates? !I’d like to cancel. Can I get my money back? "Yes, but I’m afraid we can only give you a 50 percent refund. !!Question: What does the woman want to do? !!No. 4 !Dan, I heard you’re a Baytown Stars fan. I didn’t know that you liked ice hockey. "Yeah, I am. I don’t go to many of their games, but I watch them on TV. !I’ve always wanted to see a professional ice hockey game. "If you go, bring lots of money because tickets aren’t cheap. I can only afford to take my kids to one or two games a year. !!Question: What do we learn about the Baytown Stars’ ice hockey games? !!No. 5 !Hey, James. I heard your wife just had a baby. Congratulations! "Thanks, Janice. We’re still trying to get used to having a baby around the house. We certainly don’t sleep as much as we used to. !Well, I remember when my husband and I had our first child. It’s a lot of work at first, but you’ll get used to it. "Yeah. I’m sure you’re right. Thanks for the encouragement. !!Question: What is one thing the man says?

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!!No. 6 !Dad, could you help me? I’m trying to print out my English essay, but something’s wrong with the printer. "I wish I could help you, Amanda, but I don’t know anything about computers. !But I need to hand it in tomorrow morning. "Why don’t you wait for your brother to get home from his part-time job? I’m sure he’ll know what to do. !!Question: Why can’t the man help his daughter? !!No. 7 "Honey, the dishes on this menu look delicious. What are you going to order? !I’m not sure. The steak with mushrooms looks good, but so does the vegetarian platter. "I’ve been thinking about getting both of those dishes, too. Why don’t we get one of each and split them with each other? !Great idea! !!Question: What do the man and woman decide to do? !!No. 8 !Harry, you went surfing at Billow Island last weekend, right? Did you enjoy it? "Yeah, it was great, Isabel. I hadn’t been surfing for months. !Did you have any trouble remembering how to surf? "No, but I stayed on the south side of the island. The waves are smaller there. !!Question: What is one thing we learn about Harry? !!No. 9 "Hello? !Hi, Edgar. This is Jackie Adams. I was wondering if you could baby-sit my daughter next Thursday night. "Sure. What time do you want me to come over? !Six o’clock would be great. My husband and I are going out for dinner, so we should be back by nine. "No problem. I’ll be happy to do it. !!Question: What will Edgar do next Thursday night?

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!!No. 10 !Carl, are you having a coffee break? "Yeah. Actually, my computer isn’t working right now, so I can’t do any work on it. I’m going to find some other work to do in a few minutes. !If you need something to do, can I ask you a favor? Could you look over these reports for me and see if there are any mistakes? "Sure. The repairperson won’t be here until two. !!Question: What does the woman ask the man to do? !!No. 11 !Uncle Ed, thanks a lot for letting me stay at your house tonight. "No problem. I know how much more convenient it is to get to the airport from here. !Yeah. I love living in the countryside, but it’s just so far to the airport. I’d have to get up really early in the morning. "Well, you’re always welcome to stay here before trips. !!Question: Why is the woman staying at her uncle’s house tonight? !!No. 12 !What are you making, honey? It smells great! "I’m trying to make a dish that my mother used to make. I’m not sure I’m getting the recipe right, though. Here, taste it. !Mmm. That’s delicious. "Thanks. This used to be one of my favorite dishes when I was a kid. We had it on special holidays. !!Question: What does the man say to his wife about the dish? !!No. 13 !Excuse me. The restroom in this gas station seems to be locked. "Sorry, but our restroom is being repaired. Please use the one in the convenience store next door. !I see. May I leave my car here for a few minutes? "No problem, ma’am. Just leave it parked where it is. !!Question: What does the man suggest the woman do?

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!!No. 14 !Hey, Doug. I was surprised to see you at the mall with Carla the other day. I had no idea that you knew her. How did you two meet? "We studied together in France last year. How do you know her? !We were neighbors in our first year of college. "Really? Well, we should all get together sometime. !!Question: How does the man know Carla? !!No. 15 "Excuse me. I’d like to buy this suit, but the pants are too long. Do you have a shorter pair? !I’m sorry. That’s the smallest size we have in the store right now. If you’d like, we can shorten them for you. "How many days will that take? I want to wear the suit this weekend. !We can have it done by Thursday afternoon. !!Question: What is the man’s problem?

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!!No. 20 "Hundreds of years ago in Scotland, people believed in small magical creatures called brownies. It was believed that while people were sleeping, brownies would clean their houses for them. However, it was also believed the brownies expected to receive gifts for their work. People said that if a brownie did not like its gifts, it would stop cleaning the house and never return. !!Question: What is one thing that Scottish people believed about brownies? !!No. 21 !Yumiko is a biology student at a university. Last weekend, the university hosted a conference on biology. Her professor had recommended that the students go to the conference because it would be a good chance for them to hear presentations by some famous experts. It cost $70, but she was glad she spent the money because she learned a lot about biology. !!Question: What did Yumiko do last weekend? !!No. 22 "Two years ago, Matt began working at a travel agency. He is good at serving customers, and he has learned about the travel business very quickly. In fact, even some of his older co-workers ask him questions or request his help with difficult problems. Everyone says that he will be made a manager in the near future. Matt is happy that his skills are being noticed. !!Question: What do Matt’s co-workers say about him? !!No. 23 !Mark is a professional artist. He often holds art shows at well-known galleries, and he has become very successful. He also likes to help other people create art, so last month he started volunteering at a local community center. He teaches oil painting to students, and he really enjoys sharing his love of art with others. !!Question: What did Mark do last month?

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!!No. 24 "Thank you for coming to this lecture for restaurant owners. Today, I’m going to discuss ways to get customers to come back to your restaurant regularly. I’ll teach you classic ideas such as giving free drink coupons, and new ways such as creating a Web page to improve communication with customers. I think you’ll find that these things can be very effective. !!Question: What is the speaker going to talk about? !!No. 25 !The city of New Delhi has a serious problem with monkeys. There are huge numbers of them, and they bite people and spread diseases. Many people in New Delhi feed them because they believe monkeys are messengers of a Hindu monkey god named Hanuman. The city has asked people to stop feeding the animals and is trying to move them to a nature area outside the city. !!Question: What have people in New Delhi been asked to do? !!No. 26 "Everyone, thank you for coming to hear my speech today. My name is Scott Tyler, and I’m running for mayor of Westlake. I’d like to talk to you today about our city’s schools. As you know, the classrooms in our city’s schools are too crowded. If elected, I will build more schools and hire more teachers, because every child needs a good education. !!Question: What is one thing that Scott Tyler promises to do? !!No. 27 !In 1960, NASA launched a space satellite called TIROS-1. It was the world’s first weather satellite, and it had two TV cameras that were used to make images of cloud patterns. These images helped scientists to study the earth’s weather. Thanks to weather satellites like TIROS-1, scientists are now able to give early warnings before hurricanes and other dangerous storms come. This has saved many people’s lives. !!Question: What is one thing that we learn about the TIROS-1 satellite?

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!!No. 28 "Peter and his wife often take car trips to national parks on weekends. Peter likes to avoid heavy traffic, so he always wants to leave before 6 a.m. His wife, however, does not like to wake up so early, so she usually wants to leave later. Although they often have disagreements before they go, they always have a great time at their destination. !!Question: What do Peter and his wife often disagree about? !!No. 29 !Mary Anning was a British woman who lived during the 1800s. From an early age, she began searching for dinosaur bones in the area where she lived. She found several new kinds of dinosaurs and sold their bones to scientists. She became an expert on dinosaurs, and many of the dinosaurs she found are displayed in famous museums today. !!Question: What is one thing that we learn about Mary Anning? !!No. 30 "Every year, Mr. Taylor and his school’s band hold a charity concert for a hospital. Last year, only 50 people came, so it did not raise much money. Mr. Taylor thought the problem might be that the concert posters did not look good, so he and the band improved the design by making it more colorful. The new posters helped the band sell over 200 tickets this year. !!Question: How did Mr. Taylor and the school band sell more tickets? ! "#$%&"'()*+,-./0123*4-560789/(:;<=>?@A/BCD'(EFGHIJ3K;>L-MNC0789/(O3P$Q1+R-STCUL3MN-VW0789/(XY$Z[\]#STCD^_(K;>L`Q1+R3UL3ab-MNC0cd$Qe3fg-hC0789/( K;>3i9_#$j3DkH-G7lmC$nFo3pX/Gq?rsC0789/( K;>3i9_ptu'v`w#$x3yup:;z3{|o}HD'3"$~-h9�$��h�D"�c?tuC0789/( OF"#$Qe3fg-h'D"�c?Y��789/(

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