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産業医科大学 2019年度 数学入試問題の文字起こし・出題分析
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- 図形・三角関数
- 微分・積分
- 指数・対数
この年度の出題範囲と傾向
2019年度の問題PDFでは、図形・三角関数、微分・積分、指数・対数に関する語句や設問を確認できました。産業医科大学の公開PDFを年度横断で調べると、図形・三角関数は5年度、微分・積分は5年度、指数・対数は4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: 図形・三角関数、微分・積分、指数・対数
(1) Free smoking cessation help was more effective than a penalty for failing to quit
smoking.
(2) Approximately 14% of the people joined the penalty group, whether they wanted to or
not.
(3) The gain for those who could achieve the goal of the penalty program would be five
times more than what they had deposited.
(4) Even though most of the smokers in the incentive program could not stop smoking, it
achieved better results than traditional programs.
(5) The annual amount of deaths related to smoking is estimated to be at least 480, 000 in
the United States.
= 3 OMI (326—4)
(3) 次の甘文を読んで設問に答えなさい。
Over the last 20,000 years, the human brain has gotten smaller by about the size of a
tennis ball. Scientists found this out when they measured the skulls*! of our ancient
ancestors and realized they were larger than the modern brain. This is a remarkable
discovery, since for most of our evolution the human brain has been getting larger.
Small brains are generally not associated with intelligence in the animal kingdom.
Animals with large brains are more flexible and better at solving problems. As a species,
humans have exceptionally large brains — about seven times larger than should be expected,
given the average body size. The finding that the human brain has been getting smaller over
our_recent_evolution is seater to the generally held view that we are smarter than our
ancestors because bigger brains equal more intelligence. After all, the complexity of modern
life suggests that we are becoming more clever to deal with it.
Nobody knows exactly why the human brain has been getting smaller, but it does raise
some interesting questions about the relationship between the brain, behavior and intelligence.
First, we make lots of assumptions about the progress of human intelligence that we cannot
prove. We assume that our ancestors must have been backward because the technologies
they produced seem so primitive by modern standards. But what if basic human intelligence
has not changed much over the past 20,000 years? What if they were just as smart as
modern man, only without the benefit of knowledge that was gathered over thousands of
generations? We should not assume that we are fundamentally more intelligent than an
individual born 20,000 years ago. We may have more knowledge and understanding of the
world around us, but much of it was learned from the experiences of others that went before
us rather than the result of our own effort.
（続きは問題PDFで確認できます）
smoking.
(2) Approximately 14% of the people joined the penalty group, whether they wanted to or
not.
(3) The gain for those who could achieve the goal of the penalty program would be five
times more than what they had deposited.
(4) Even though most of the smokers in the incentive program could not stop smoking, it
achieved better results than traditional programs.
(5) The annual amount of deaths related to smoking is estimated to be at least 480, 000 in
the United States.
= 3 OMI (326—4)
(3) 次の甘文を読んで設問に答えなさい。
Over the last 20,000 years, the human brain has gotten smaller by about the size of a
tennis ball. Scientists found this out when they measured the skulls*! of our ancient
ancestors and realized they were larger than the modern brain. This is a remarkable
discovery, since for most of our evolution the human brain has been getting larger.
Small brains are generally not associated with intelligence in the animal kingdom.
Animals with large brains are more flexible and better at solving problems. As a species,
humans have exceptionally large brains — about seven times larger than should be expected,
given the average body size. The finding that the human brain has been getting smaller over
our_recent_evolution is seater to the generally held view that we are smarter than our
ancestors because bigger brains equal more intelligence. After all, the complexity of modern
life suggests that we are becoming more clever to deal with it.
Nobody knows exactly why the human brain has been getting smaller, but it does raise
some interesting questions about the relationship between the brain, behavior and intelligence.
First, we make lots of assumptions about the progress of human intelligence that we cannot
prove. We assume that our ancestors must have been backward because the technologies
they produced seem so primitive by modern standards. But what if basic human intelligence
has not changed much over the past 20,000 years? What if they were just as smart as
modern man, only without the benefit of knowledge that was gathered over thousands of
generations? We should not assume that we are fundamentally more intelligent than an
individual born 20,000 years ago. We may have more knowledge and understanding of the
world around us, but much of it was learned from the experiences of others that went before
us rather than the result of our own effort.
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