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問26 次の下線部の語の品詞を選択肢から選びなさい。
Two businessmen were invited to dinner at the home of a college professor. One of the men did not have much education and was worried (1)that he might make a fool of himself, (2)but his friend said, “Don’t worry. Just do (3)what I do, and don’t talk about anything (4)that you don’t really understand.”
The first man managed to get through the dinner successfully, but by the end of the evening he had had a lot to drink, and began to get careless.
A guest asked him (5)whether he liked Shakespeare, and he answered confidently, “It’s very pleasant, but I prefer scotch.” There was an uncomfortable silence in the room, and soon people began to leave.
(6)When the two friends were out of the house, the second man said to his friend, “You certainly made a fool of yourself making (7)that silly remark about scotch.”
“(8)What do you mean?” asked the other man. “(9)What was wrong with it?”
“Everybody knows (10)that Shakespeare isn’t a drink,” his friend replied. “It’s a kind of cheese.”
(1)that
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問27 (2)but
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問28 (3)what
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問29 (4)that
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問30 (5)whether
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問31 (6)When
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問32 (7)that
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問33 (8)What
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問34 (9)What
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問35 (10)that
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問36 次の下線部の語の品詞と働きを説明している文として，選択肢の中から正しい記述を一つ選びなさい。
The skin is the largest organ in the body, measuring around two square metres. Distributed unevenly across it are 2,800,000 receptors for pain, 200,000 for cold, and 500,000 for touch and pressure. From birth, girls are dramatically more sensitive to touch (1)and, as an adult, a woman’s skin is at least ten times more sensitive to touch and pressure than a man’s. In one authoritative study it was found (2)that the boys (3)who tested most sensitive to touch felt even less than the least sensitive girls. Female skin is thinner than male skin (4)and has an extra fat layer below it for more warmth in winter (5)and to provide greater endurance.
Oxytocin is the hormone (6)that stimulates the urge to be touched (7)and fires up our touch receptors. It’s no wonder (8)that women, with receptors (9)that are ten times more sensitive than men’s, attach so much importance to cuddling their men, children and friends. Our body language research shows (10)that western women are four to six times more likely to touch another woman in a social conversation (11)than a man is likely to touch another man. Women use a greater range of touch expressions than men, describing a successful person as having a ‘magic touch’ and dislike those (12)who ‘get under your skin’. They talk about ‘feelings’, giving someone ‘the personal touch’, being ‘touchy’ and annoying people by ‘rubbing them up the wrong way’. In 1999, a research team led by Michael Meaney at McGill University in Quebec, Canada, showed baby rats (13)that are constantly groomed and cared for by their parents develop more brain mass and higher intelligence than baby rats (14)who had less caring parents.
A study with psychiatric patients showed (15)that, under pressure, men avoid touch (16)and retreat into their own world. More than half the women in the same test, on the other hand, initiated approaches to men, not for sex, (17)but for the intimacy of touch. (18)When a woman is emotionally cut off or angry with a man, she is likely to respond by saying, ‘Don’t touch me!’, a phrase (19)that has little meaning to men. The lesson? To win points with women, use lots of appropriate touching (20)but avoid roping. To raise mentally healthy children, cuddle them a lot.
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girlsとwoman’s skinという名詞と名詞句を結び付けている。
From birthとas an adultという前置詞句と前置詞句を結び付けている。
to touchとto touchという不定詞句と不定詞句を結び付けている。
From birth， girls are dramatically more sensitive to touchとas an adult， a woman’s
