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北里大学 2016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
- 微分・積分
- 確率・場合の数
- 指数・対数
この年度の出題範囲と傾向
2016年度の問題PDFでは、図形・三角関数、微分・積分、確率・場合の数、指数・対数に関する語句や設問を確認できました。北里大学の公開PDFを年度横断で調べると、図形・三角関数は20年度、微分・積分は20年度、確率・場合の数は19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、微分・積分、確率・場合の数、指数・対数
(1) @ at 2 of @ on @® off ® to
(2) @_ although @ even though 3 in addition
4 on the contrary ® what's more
(3) @ given 2 not if @ provided that
@ supposedly 5 unless
(4) 1 whether 2 for long 3 none the less
@ so far © as faras
(5) @ about @ by 3 for @ into ® with
(6) 1 Aside 2 Despite @ Except @ Instead © Versus
(7) 1 as the fact that 2 _ independent of @ accordingly
@ whereas © wherever
FA 2 本文中の下線部(8)-(12) の語(句)に最も近い意味のものを, それぞれ1ー5の中から一つ
ずつ選びなさい。
(8) irrelevant
1 contemporary 2 fashionable 3 immoral
@ pointless 5 reasonable
(9) draws you in
1 attracts you 2 breaks your heart 3 discredits you
4 frustrates you © sets your heart at rest
(0) avid
1 dispassionate @ enthusiastic ® inconstant
@ reluctant ® typical
G1) bottom line
1 corner of the earth の2 final profit ® intermediate course
@ minimum standard © starting point
(12) alternative
1 current 2 inner 9 multiple
@ other 5 physical
ー4一 でM3(589一47)
問 3 下記の3) ~ (16) の各文の内容が本文と一致するように. 書き出しに続く最も適切なもの
を, それぞれ1ー5の中から一つずつ選びなさい。
(13) A recent study in Spain has shown that when you read a word associated with a
smell, your brain
@ acts as though you really smelled something.
@ gets active only in the language centers.
@ _ performs better at school and at work.
@ acts in a different way from how it does when you really smell something.
© will be refreshed and relaxed for a while.
(14) The French study mentioned in the passage looked at activity of the brain when
1 children watched others playing sports and games.
2 participants watched two children called John and Paul picking up a stick or kicking
a ball.
9 participants read about people engaged in physical activities.
@ researchers picked up a stick or kicked a ball.
5 researchers watched participants picking up a stick or kicking a ball.
(15) According to Oatley, people who read fiction 。
1 can use computers better than those who don’t read fiction.
® can write stories better than those who don’t read fiction.
3 can be better at gymnastics than those who don't read fiction.
@ are less likely to succeed in the business world than those who don’t read fiction.
® can relate to others better than those who don’t read fiction.
G6) It can be inferred from the passage that successful business people _
@ don’t have a clear understanding of people's emotions.
@ carefully obey the company rules.
@_ should never be concerned about the emotions of others.
4 usually have a deeper insight into how others may react emotionally.
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(2) @_ although @ even though 3 in addition
4 on the contrary ® what's more
(3) @ given 2 not if @ provided that
@ supposedly 5 unless
(4) 1 whether 2 for long 3 none the less
@ so far © as faras
(5) @ about @ by 3 for @ into ® with
(6) 1 Aside 2 Despite @ Except @ Instead © Versus
(7) 1 as the fact that 2 _ independent of @ accordingly
@ whereas © wherever
FA 2 本文中の下線部(8)-(12) の語(句)に最も近い意味のものを, それぞれ1ー5の中から一つ
ずつ選びなさい。
(8) irrelevant
1 contemporary 2 fashionable 3 immoral
@ pointless 5 reasonable
(9) draws you in
1 attracts you 2 breaks your heart 3 discredits you
4 frustrates you © sets your heart at rest
(0) avid
1 dispassionate @ enthusiastic ® inconstant
@ reluctant ® typical
G1) bottom line
1 corner of the earth の2 final profit ® intermediate course
@ minimum standard © starting point
(12) alternative
1 current 2 inner 9 multiple
@ other 5 physical
ー4一 でM3(589一47)
問 3 下記の3) ~ (16) の各文の内容が本文と一致するように. 書き出しに続く最も適切なもの
を, それぞれ1ー5の中から一つずつ選びなさい。
(13) A recent study in Spain has shown that when you read a word associated with a
smell, your brain
@ acts as though you really smelled something.
@ gets active only in the language centers.
@ _ performs better at school and at work.
@ acts in a different way from how it does when you really smell something.
© will be refreshed and relaxed for a while.
(14) The French study mentioned in the passage looked at activity of the brain when
1 children watched others playing sports and games.
2 participants watched two children called John and Paul picking up a stick or kicking
a ball.
9 participants read about people engaged in physical activities.
@ researchers picked up a stick or kicked a ball.
5 researchers watched participants picking up a stick or kicking a ball.
(15) According to Oatley, people who read fiction 。
1 can use computers better than those who don’t read fiction.
® can write stories better than those who don’t read fiction.
3 can be better at gymnastics than those who don't read fiction.
@ are less likely to succeed in the business world than those who don’t read fiction.
® can relate to others better than those who don’t read fiction.
G6) It can be inferred from the passage that successful business people _
@ don’t have a clear understanding of people's emotions.
@ carefully obey the company rules.
@_ should never be concerned about the emotions of others.
4 usually have a deeper insight into how others may react emotionally.
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