09/09/09 01:12:17
１級だとＴＯＥＩＣ９５０～９９０は軽く取れる。
満点は受験料払ってまで目指すかどうかという問題。
589:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/09/09 16:58:50
細かいけど過去問のスペルミスを訂正。ワードでチェックしてみた。他に何かあったら誰か書いて。
あと次スレの時は、これらがテンプレに貼られるだろうけど、この訂正を反映させてくれ。
過去問を書いてくれた３５氏に感謝
>>35
010 2002 第１回 午後 5. Word peace → World peace
>>51
144 2006 第３回 午前 4. chidlren → children
>>52
156 2007 第１回 B 1. celevrities → celebrities
158 2007 第１回 B 3. builidng → building
>>53
161 2007 第２回 A 1. Shoud → Should
165 2007 第２回 A 5. fortuntelling → fortunetelling
167 2007 第２回 B 2. chidren's → children's
590:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/09/10 17:38:14
>>589
なんか、後半にいくに従ってミスが増えてるなｗ 集中力が切れてきたのかな？
それと「ｌ」の打ち間違いが多いなど、その人の個性が出てて面白い
591:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/09/18 05:45:50
過去問やったら、単語４割、読解９割、英作文不明（時間がない）、リスニング６割
ＴＯＥＩＣは７１５点
変な単語をいっぱい覚えれば、合格できるのかな。
二次は倍率２倍もないけど、ネイティブなみにしゃべれないと落ちる？
592:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/08 11:15:39
おれはペーパーバックの知らない単語を調べたら
線を引いておくけれど
前回の語彙を引くとかなりの単語が一致したぞ
593:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:26:23
英検サイトの２次試験サンプルより
（試験官の台詞は省略しているところもあり）
I have chosen the third topic, "Is tradition always worth preserving?"
In my opinion, I don't think you can say whether tradition is always worth preserving.
It depends on the specific tradition that people are talking about.
To explain my opinion, I have two reasons.
The first is that some traditions add value to modern life and help connect us to the past.
However, my second reason explains that some traditions are a part of the past and should be left that way.
Using the examples from Japan, one important tradition worth preserving is marking the passing of seasons.
Japan has many ceremonies and traditions which mark spring, summer, fall, and winter, as well as the end of the year.
These are important as they remind us to respect nature and our place in it, even in the modern world.
Another one is taking off our shoes before entering homes.
We are symbolically leaving the outside world behind and it helps to keep homes clean.
594:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:27:03
つづき
In that way, it improves our daily lives and connects us with past customs at the same time.
Some people may say that tradition is always worth preserving.
To them I would ask what they think of the old tradition of women
walking a few steps behind men in Japan in the interest of equality,
this is not a tradition that I think we need to preserve.
We can remember it in history classes, but we do not have to continue it.
To sum up, it is not possible to say that tradition is always worth preserving.
Many traditions should be continued, but only if they add value to modern life.
595:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:28:27
Question: You mentioned the tradition of taking off shoes in Japan.
Can you explain a bit more about how this brings value to modern life?
Answer:
Well, I think that the tradition of taking off our shoes
when we enter other people's homes or sacred places is an important part of respect.
We're respecting other people or places by trying to make sure we do not bring in dirt from outside.
On a personal level, when we take off our shoes before entering our own home,
our cleaning duties are lighter.
If I kept my shoes on at home, I'd have to clean a lot more often than I do now.
596:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:29:54
Question: Tradition that are not worth preserving.
Answer: Certainly. The Japanese tradition of sending New Year's car
is one that is becoming less popular particularly among young people.
Japanese people send many cards to friends, accquaintance, and business connections.
Some of my friends, however, prefer to send e-mail from their computers
or message from their cell phones.
These options are quicker, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly.
In this case, I think people should be allowed to choose
whether they want to send cards or not and society should stop
pressuring people to preserve this tradition.
597:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:30:59
Question: Summer and New Year's gift?
Answer: Those traditions can place a big financial burden on people and create
uncomfortable relationship of obligation.
In addition, sometimes people end up with things they do not want or use.
This tradition causes a lot of wasteful and unnecessary spending in society.
I think that people should find other ways to build and maintain relationships.
598:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:31:46
Question : You've talked quite a bit about which tradition to preserve.
What do you think is the best way to preserve those tradition?
Answer: Actually, I think that the home is the best place to preserve and pass on traditions.
If children see that their parents value traditions,
such as cleaning the whole house at New Year,
or bowing to show respect, then children would continue these traditions in the future.
Of course schools also have a role to play, as do museums and culture-promotion groups,
including tea ceremony clubs, and so on.
And, of course, if the government and companies give funding to these groups,
it becomes easier to get people interested in different traditions,
but I think that the starting point for preserving traditions is in the home.
Question: I would like to ask whether you think it's important for Japanese schools
to teach Japanese history?
Anser: Yes, definitely. I think schools have a responsibility to educate their students
about our country's history.
With this knowledge, students can better understand the world around them,
and it will also give them a better idea of what direction their country should take in the future.
599:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/28 23:40:23
↑
は出来杉の解答だけど、量とかは参考になるかも
タイポはごめん
600:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/10/31 02:16:29
だれか次回の山張ってくれ～～。
601:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/11/08 18:20:36
>600
1.Mental support for NEET--- do we really need it? Who's fault?
2.A new technology raises a new problem or makes our life better--- which is true?
3.Japanese college entrance exams--- are they working properly?
4.Should Japan invite more foreign talented workers with higher salaries?
5.What we can do more to achieve permanent world peace.
602:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/11/08 23:54:41
おえ～
吐き気がするほど難しい
603:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/11/10 08:07:04
>>601
さんきゅい。原稿書いてみるよ。
因みに5みたいな大風呂敷な質問が一番嫌。
604:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/12/07 18:46:34
35さん、その後どうしてますか？
近況報告して下さい。
605:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/12/08 23:27:45
ダメだ・・・もう我慢の限界・・・なにこの糞スレ・・・・
もうね、金融工学を学んでる自分からすると馬鹿馬鹿しくて観てられないのね・・・
高卒とか文系の人は楽しめるかも知れないけど、自分は無理っすわ・・・
っつーことで落ちるわｗ あとは高卒＆文系の諸君で楽しんでくれやﾉｼ
606:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/12/08 23:29:16
コピペだし、全然書きこねーだろ。
607:35
09/12/09 03:00:57
>>604
こんばんは。35です。近況報告させて頂きます。
通訳案内士の試験に一次で敗退しました。地理の点が少し足りませんでした。
ギリギリで合格するのは痛快ですが、ギリギリで落ちるとつらいですね（泣）。
来年度は一次は地理だけですので、合格できると思います。
二次の準備もすでに始めています。なんとか来年度で合格してしまいたいと思っています。
次回の案内士の試験まで少し時間がありますので、その間TOEICも受けていくつもりです。
次は１月31日に受ける予定です。900点到達が目標です。
教材としては『新公式問題集』を利用しています。
勉強法としては、暗唱を目標として、ＣＤを聞きながら同時に音読するということを繰り返しています。
ＣＤに収録されていない読解の部分は、音声合成ソフトを使って、同じことをしています。
英検１級の一次のリスニングも、こうすれば良かったなと思っているところです。
報告する値打ちがあることは、これぐらいですね。
直近の目標に向かって、お互いにがんばっていきましょう。
608:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/01/11 16:03:12
模範解答の英文で、
house(es)をずっとhome と書いてるのがちょっと気になった。
これで本当によいの？
homeは家庭、とかいう意味で使いますよね。
単純に誰かの家に入る、とか言う時はhouseを使うかと思ってました。
違ってたらすいません。