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近畿大学 2014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
- 空間図形
この年度の出題範囲と傾向
2014年度の問題PDFでは、図形・三角関数、指数・対数、微分・積分、空間図形に関する語句や設問を確認できました。近畿大学の公開PDFを年度横断で調べると、図形・三角関数は15年度、微分・積分は15年度、指数・対数は13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、空間図形
(1) Tcouldn'tforthe( 1 )ofmefgure out why he would want to be called “Mr. Slow Swimmer.”
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(7) happened (4) saw (7) brought (=) took
(3) Her mother is smart and has alot of( 3 _ ). Once she starts a project, she works on it for years, often going days without sleep.
(7) perfection (4) permanence (7) permeability (=) perseverance
(4) Shinji has never been( 4 _) to leave food on his plate, no matter how it tastes.
(7) him (4) one (77) that (=) who
(5) I fell asleep when I tried to do my homework in bed last night,( 5 _ ) is often the case.
(7)as (4) when (9) for (==) what
(6) Naoko agreed to help Kenji work on his project( 6 _ ) her better judgment.
(7) without (A) to ゆ) away (ご) against
(7) When Takuya met Sayaka, he thought he’d seen her somewhere before, but couldn’t quite( 7 )her.
(7) put (4) point (7) place (=) pick
(8) I truly believe it willbe( 8 )tocomealong and visit the museum.
(7) you worth while (1) your worth while (7) worth your while (エエ) worth while you
(9) Hiromi’s anger got the( 9 — ) of her, and she yelled, “That’s enough!”
(7) half (1 many (7) less (=) better
(10) Since it was already 4 o’clock in the afternoon, Kei thought taking the rest of the day off wouldn’tdohim( 10 ).
(7) so good (4) much good (7) good enough (©) a good one
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(11) EOPEROB—(EDBDEV ICA CH PED MBSHOX LICR,
(7) The writer’s first novel was so popular that it made other her works eclipsed.
(4) The writer’s novels were shadowed by her first one which was so strongly accepting.
(*7) Her maiden work was so widely accepted that it overshadowed her other works.
(©) The writer’s all the works were ruined by the public interest in her first novel.
(12) PRAIA BEEK SEARHCES LEH OTL,
(7) Scientists should put emphasis on rationality and empiricism, but sometimes they can speak of their dreams with excitement.
(A) Scientists may develop their own dreams for their talk while they should be rational and empiricist.
(ウ) Although scientists must take it for granted that they believe in reason and experience, they can discuss about their dreams eagerly.
(©) Being taken as a matter of fact that a scientist should be a rationalist based on experience, he can be at ease in talking about his
dreams.
(問題用紙 2)
(13) 長生きも確かに良いが、人生で何をなしたかがもっと大切だと思う。
(7) We like to live long naturally and also to achieve something in our life.
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(7) end (1) life (7) reason (=) sake
(2)Takashi( 2 _ ) along when the car hit the girl.
(7) happened (4) saw (7) brought (=) took
(3) Her mother is smart and has alot of( 3 _ ). Once she starts a project, she works on it for years, often going days without sleep.
(7) perfection (4) permanence (7) permeability (=) perseverance
(4) Shinji has never been( 4 _) to leave food on his plate, no matter how it tastes.
(7) him (4) one (77) that (=) who
(5) I fell asleep when I tried to do my homework in bed last night,( 5 _ ) is often the case.
(7)as (4) when (9) for (==) what
(6) Naoko agreed to help Kenji work on his project( 6 _ ) her better judgment.
(7) without (A) to ゆ) away (ご) against
(7) When Takuya met Sayaka, he thought he’d seen her somewhere before, but couldn’t quite( 7 )her.
(7) put (4) point (7) place (=) pick
(8) I truly believe it willbe( 8 )tocomealong and visit the museum.
(7) you worth while (1) your worth while (7) worth your while (エエ) worth while you
(9) Hiromi’s anger got the( 9 — ) of her, and she yelled, “That’s enough!”
(7) half (1 many (7) less (=) better
(10) Since it was already 4 o’clock in the afternoon, Kei thought taking the rest of the day off wouldn’tdohim( 10 ).
(7) so good (4) much good (7) good enough (©) a good one
I, KOS AAKORMRELT, LEPRRPSA CHBIDIEOE, (7)~(2)OFPS—-DBO, TORBET—-TLIBEW,
(11) EOPEROB—(EDBDEV ICA CH PED MBSHOX LICR,
(7) The writer’s first novel was so popular that it made other her works eclipsed.
(4) The writer’s novels were shadowed by her first one which was so strongly accepting.
(*7) Her maiden work was so widely accepted that it overshadowed her other works.
(©) The writer’s all the works were ruined by the public interest in her first novel.
(12) PRAIA BEEK SEARHCES LEH OTL,
(7) Scientists should put emphasis on rationality and empiricism, but sometimes they can speak of their dreams with excitement.
(A) Scientists may develop their own dreams for their talk while they should be rational and empiricist.
(ウ) Although scientists must take it for granted that they believe in reason and experience, they can discuss about their dreams eagerly.
(©) Being taken as a matter of fact that a scientist should be a rationalist based on experience, he can be at ease in talking about his
dreams.
(問題用紙 2)
(13) 長生きも確かに良いが、人生で何をなしたかがもっと大切だと思う。
(7) We like to live long naturally and also to achieve something in our life.
（続きは問題PDFで確認できます）