2019年度 立教大学 文学部 解答例

【解答例】

Ⅰ

A

(1)　ハ　(express his frustration with modern art criticism)

(2)　二　(failed to get the right shape of what he initially wanted to paint)

(3)　ロ　(see what the critics would say)

(4)　イ　(never really existed)

(5)　二　(thoughtful)

(6)　ロ　(cooperate)

(7)　ハ　(was fooled by the painting "Aspiration")

(8)　イ　(Smith confessed after the critics challenged him)

(9)　二　(Smith proved his point about art critics)

(10)　ロ　(The Curious Tale of Pavel Jerdanowitch)

B

　批評家たちはすぐさまこの餌に食いついた。

(和訳文：critics promptly swallowed the bait)

Ⅱ　[出典：Isaac Asimov. New Guide to Science. Basic Books. 1984]

(1)　二　(the absence of curiosity in certain kinds of organisms)

(2)　イ　(the most curious ones tended to survive)

(3)　ロ　(the phrase has a special meaning in this context)

(4)　ハ　(curiosity in excess of basic needs of survival)

(5)　イ　(dominant)

(6)　二　(curiosity is a powerful internal drive)

(7)　ハ　(improper)

(8)　ロ　(being able to satisfy one's curiosity is important for mental health)

(9)　ハ　(most human achievements involve curiosity in some way)

(10)　二　(Curiosiy: The Desire to Know)

Ⅲ

(1)　ハ　(remain)

(2)　イ　(much)

(3)　ロ　(an)

(4)　二　(on)

(5)　イ　(percentage)

(6)　ロ　(to)

(7)　二　(for)

(8)　ロ　(rapid)

(9)　ハ　(on)

(10)　ロ　(allowed)

Ⅳ

(1)　ロ　(That's a problem, isn't it?)

(2)　イ　(How much longer?)

(3)　二　(Which do you think)

(4)　ハ　(I'll look for it in the morning)

(5)　イ　(Sure, go ahead.)

(6)　ロ　(Can you give me an estimate?)

(7)　二　(Good question.)

(8)　ハ　(You've been very helpful!)

Ⅴ

(1)　no

(2)　into

(3)　begun

(4)　way

(5)　come

(6)　sense