2015年度 早稲田大学 法学部 解答例

【解答例】

Ⅰ　[出典：a special report in The Economist. April 19, 2014]

(1)　

1.　G

2.　F

3.　J

4.　H

5.　C

6.　D

7.　K

8.　A

(2)　A・D・H・K

(3)　

1.　E

2.　B

3.　B

4.　C

5.　D

(4)

1.　E

2.　E

3.　A

(5)　D

Ⅱ　[出典：Carol Tavris, "Cradles of Civilization," Times Literacy Supplement. June 13, 2014]

(1)　

1.　E

2.　D

3.　J

4.　K

5.　B

6.　L

7.　A

(2)　

1.　D

2.　E

3.　C

(3)　

1.　B

2.　A

3.　C

(4)　

1.　B

2.　E

3.　B

Ⅲ

(1)　C

(2)　B

(3)　D

(4)　D

(5)　E

(6)　A

Ⅳ

(1)　E　(of)

(2)　G　(since)

(3)　D　(in)

(4)　A　(because)

(5)　B　(by)

Ⅴ

(1)　I'm delighted to hear from you again.

(2)　My flight is scheduled to arrive at nine tomorrow.

(3)　I would like to eat Japanese food if you don't mind.

Ⅵ

　I think this policy is appropriate for several reasons.　First, Japan is a democratic country, and one of the most important things for democracy is to have a through argument until everyone can agree.　To do so, we have to have a common language.　However, not all foreigners, who have lived in Japan for a long time, are proficient in Japanese enough to participate in a political discussion.　Second, if we agree to foreigners having the right to vote in national elections, there is a possibility that our domestic politics can be influenced by a certain vicious foreign group, which is not good for sound democracy.　For these reasons, I don’t think we should give the right to vote to non-Japanese citizens now.　(123 words)

(設問：At present, non-Japanese citizens who are permanent residents of Japan do not have the right to vote in national elections.　In your opinion, is this policy appropriate?　Write a paragraph giving one or more convincing reasons to support your position.)