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東京慈恵会医科大学 2018年度 数学入試問題の文字起こし・出題分析
公開中の問題PDFを検索・復習しやすいよう文字データ化し、読み取れた語句から出題分野を整理しました。
- 図形・三角関数
- 指数・対数
- 微分・積分
この年度の出題範囲と傾向
2018年度の問題PDFでは、図形・三角関数、指数・対数、微分・積分に関する語句や設問を確認できました。東京慈恵会医科大学の公開PDFを年度横断で調べると、図形・三角関数は19年度、微分・積分は19年度、確率・場合の数は17年度で検出されており、複数年を比較して対策したい分野です。
分野判定はPDFから読み取れた語句に基づく集計です。数式・記号・図表は文字変換で崩れる場合があるため、正確な条件は必ず原本PDFで確認してください。
問題文の文字起こし
問1画像OCR
検出分野: 図形・三角関数、指数・対数、微分・積分
(1) carnage: 1. shudder 2. massacre 3. slavery 4. mismatch
(2) fare: 1. get on 2. getin 3. take in 4. take on
(3) ambience: 1. advantage 2. atmosphere 3. expression 4, vagueness
(4) advent: 1. compliment 2, prediction 3. arrival 4. erosion.
問 8. 本文の趣旨と最も合う内容を持つ文を1 5の中から1つ選び, COHSEMS SEV.
1. More than a million birds and animals die by nighttime collisions every night.
2. Deer are dangerous animals and have injured ten thousand people so far.
3. Making highway lighting dimmer will reduce animal-vehicle collisions at night.
4. Lunar-resonant streetlights waste three-quarters of the money spent on streetlights.
5. The idea of Civil Twilight is borrowed from the old one in the early twentieth century.
問 4 下線部(5)の文で, Bk Paris が. Hid a city of moonlight であったとしているが, なぜそ
のように言えるのか。 解答欄に収まるように日本語でその理由を千きなさい。
aoe nes
Wh. 次の文章を読んで設問に答えなきい。
‘We are conscious of our surroundings and of ourselves. Some brain structures are crucial to
consciousness, like the cerebral cortex, the thalamus (where we receive sensory information), and
the white matter, the nerve fibers linking these structures. After a brain infarct on the right side of
the brain, both selfconsciousness and consciousness of surroundings can be impaired. It’s possible
for a person not to be aware that they are paralyzed on the left side and to ignore everything on
their left, not just in terms of their ( 1 ) but also of their own body. This is known as neglect.
If you approach such a patient’s bed from the left, even though he can turn his head and see you,
he won’t notice you. When reading a newspaper, such patients will look only at the righthand
page, and when drawing, will draw only the right side of an object. They eat only what is on the
right haif of their plates. If you then turn the plate around 180 degrees, they will eat the other half.
Neglect can extend to the left half of their bodies. They no longer regard their left arm or their left
. leg as part of themselves. They were robbed their right to live. They will dress or wash only their
right side, and comb their hair only on the right side of their heads.
Neglect patients frequently make up extremely imaginative stories to explain the bizarre
situation in which they find themselves. Some claim that the hospital is their home and that they
have chosen the furniture themselves. One ( 2 ) remained convinced that her left side was
fully functional and that she was physically independent. Yet in her drawings, the left half was
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(2) fare: 1. get on 2. getin 3. take in 4. take on
(3) ambience: 1. advantage 2. atmosphere 3. expression 4, vagueness
(4) advent: 1. compliment 2, prediction 3. arrival 4. erosion.
問 8. 本文の趣旨と最も合う内容を持つ文を1 5の中から1つ選び, COHSEMS SEV.
1. More than a million birds and animals die by nighttime collisions every night.
2. Deer are dangerous animals and have injured ten thousand people so far.
3. Making highway lighting dimmer will reduce animal-vehicle collisions at night.
4. Lunar-resonant streetlights waste three-quarters of the money spent on streetlights.
5. The idea of Civil Twilight is borrowed from the old one in the early twentieth century.
問 4 下線部(5)の文で, Bk Paris が. Hid a city of moonlight であったとしているが, なぜそ
のように言えるのか。 解答欄に収まるように日本語でその理由を千きなさい。
aoe nes
Wh. 次の文章を読んで設問に答えなきい。
‘We are conscious of our surroundings and of ourselves. Some brain structures are crucial to
consciousness, like the cerebral cortex, the thalamus (where we receive sensory information), and
the white matter, the nerve fibers linking these structures. After a brain infarct on the right side of
the brain, both selfconsciousness and consciousness of surroundings can be impaired. It’s possible
for a person not to be aware that they are paralyzed on the left side and to ignore everything on
their left, not just in terms of their ( 1 ) but also of their own body. This is known as neglect.
If you approach such a patient’s bed from the left, even though he can turn his head and see you,
he won’t notice you. When reading a newspaper, such patients will look only at the righthand
page, and when drawing, will draw only the right side of an object. They eat only what is on the
right haif of their plates. If you then turn the plate around 180 degrees, they will eat the other half.
Neglect can extend to the left half of their bodies. They no longer regard their left arm or their left
. leg as part of themselves. They were robbed their right to live. They will dress or wash only their
right side, and comb their hair only on the right side of their heads.
Neglect patients frequently make up extremely imaginative stories to explain the bizarre
situation in which they find themselves. Some claim that the hospital is their home and that they
have chosen the furniture themselves. One ( 2 ) remained convinced that her left side was
fully functional and that she was physically independent. Yet in her drawings, the left half was
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