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東海大学 2015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。
- 微分・積分
- 図形・三角関数
- 指数・対数
この年度の出題範囲と傾向
2015年度の問題PDFでは、微分・積分、図形・三角関数、指数・対数に関する語句や設問を確認できました。東海大学の公開PDFを年度横断で調べると、図形・三角関数は14年度、微分・積分は14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
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検出分野: 微分・積分、図形・三角関数、指数・対数
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3, July and August
エ. August and Septernber
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ROLLERS, A L~6RKERMSE, 問7?ー9は問いに替えなさい。 答えは最も缶切なものを, それぞれアー
その中から一つ選びなさい。問 10 は指示に従ってかF ERO Se
it is interesting to see how people are credited with discoveries. Indeed, what is even considered a new discovery?
What makes something new? The way the Western world developed its knowledge of how biood circulates throughout
our bodies is a good exampie.
in Roman times, one of the greatest physicians was Galen of Pergamon, who lived in the second century AD. Galen
studied monkeys and pigs to learn how blood circulates in humans. Galen noted the importance of the heart in
blood circulation. He also believed that blood was created in the liver when we ate food and that veins and arteries
carried dark and light blood around the bedy, He thought that the bedy used up the blood for energy, so peuple had to
keep eating to maintain their blood supply. He wes not particularly correct; {1 J, he dict recognize that there are two
different kinds of blood and that blood passes through the heart. For this reason, Galen was credited with discovering
blood flow.
Although Galen’s ideas had a strong hold in Europe for aver a thousand years, scientisis continued to study the human
body and found differences from what Galen believed. In the mid-1500s, about 1400 years after Galen, Michael Servetus,
a Spaniard, was studying religion, philosophy, and medicine. He found that blood is refreshed in the hngs. It does not
originate in the liver. Most af his writings, though, were about the nature of Ged. These writings were unorthodox and
brought him trouble from a powerful religious leader, John Calvin, Servetus was arrested, and all his books were burned
or banned across Europe. His writings on medicine were virtually lost, and his medical achievements went unrecognized,
Living in the early 1600s, William Harvey was a physician to King James I of England. His studies in medicine led
him to write 2 book on blood circulation. He discovered that the left side of the heart sends fresh blood around the body
and that the right side of the heart sends old blood to the lungs, where it is refreshed and then sent back to the left side of
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pe )
( 学部
ーー AREER TC CHME IIA A LCE Le 3a -
B 問題訂正 : 英語
: 9ページ
(6) Bex 4行邊
(® However, in ( 8 )
CIE) However, between ( 3 )
: 6] Biri .
CP. May
at. July
9. August
TZ. September
CE) ア. May and June
-f. June and July
3, July and August
エ. August and Septernber
: STAT
15TA 1
ROLLERS, A L~6RKERMSE, 問7?ー9は問いに替えなさい。 答えは最も缶切なものを, それぞれアー
その中から一つ選びなさい。問 10 は指示に従ってかF ERO Se
it is interesting to see how people are credited with discoveries. Indeed, what is even considered a new discovery?
What makes something new? The way the Western world developed its knowledge of how biood circulates throughout
our bodies is a good exampie.
in Roman times, one of the greatest physicians was Galen of Pergamon, who lived in the second century AD. Galen
studied monkeys and pigs to learn how blood circulates in humans. Galen noted the importance of the heart in
blood circulation. He also believed that blood was created in the liver when we ate food and that veins and arteries
carried dark and light blood around the bedy, He thought that the bedy used up the blood for energy, so peuple had to
keep eating to maintain their blood supply. He wes not particularly correct; {1 J, he dict recognize that there are two
different kinds of blood and that blood passes through the heart. For this reason, Galen was credited with discovering
blood flow.
Although Galen’s ideas had a strong hold in Europe for aver a thousand years, scientisis continued to study the human
body and found differences from what Galen believed. In the mid-1500s, about 1400 years after Galen, Michael Servetus,
a Spaniard, was studying religion, philosophy, and medicine. He found that blood is refreshed in the hngs. It does not
originate in the liver. Most af his writings, though, were about the nature of Ged. These writings were unorthodox and
brought him trouble from a powerful religious leader, John Calvin, Servetus was arrested, and all his books were burned
or banned across Europe. His writings on medicine were virtually lost, and his medical achievements went unrecognized,
Living in the early 1600s, William Harvey was a physician to King James I of England. His studies in medicine led
him to write 2 book on blood circulation. He discovered that the left side of the heart sends fresh blood around the body
and that the right side of the heart sends old blood to the lungs, where it is refreshed and then sent back to the left side of
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