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【高校英語】共通テストの英文解釈
http://www.mag2.com/m/0001641009.html■ 問題
第６問
Ａ You are in a discussion group in school. You have been asked to
summarize the following article. You will speak about it, using only notes.
[Collecting]
Collecting has existed at all levels of society, across cultures and age
groups since early times. Museums are proof that things have been
collected, saved, and passed down for future generations. There are various
reasons for starting a collection. For example, Ms. A enjoys going to yard
sales every Saturday morning with her children. At yard sales, people sell
unwanted things in front of their houses. One day, while looking for
antique dishes, an unusual painting caught her eye and she bought it for
only a few dollars. Over time, she found similar pieces that left an
impression on her, and she now has a modest collection of artwork, some of
which may be worth more than she paid. One person's trash can be another
person's treasure. Regardless of how someone's collection was started, it
is human nature to collect things.
In 1988, researchers Brenda Danet and Tamar Katriel analyzed 80 years of
studies on children under the age of 10, and found that about 90% collected
something. This shows us that people like to gather things from an early
age. Even after becoming adults, people continue collecting stuff.
Researchers in the field generally agree that approximately one third of
adults maintain this behavior. Why is this? The primary explanation is
related to emotions. Some save greeting cards from friends and family,
dried flowers from special events, seashells from a day at the beach, old
photos, and so on. For others, their collection is a connection to their
youth. They may have baseball cards, comic books, or miniature cars that
they have kept since they were small. Others have an attachment to history;
they seek and hold onto historical documents, signed letters and autographs
from famous people, and so forth.
For some individuals there is a social reason. People collect things such
as pins to share, show, and even trade, making new friends this way. Others,
like some holders of Guinness World Records, appreciate the fame they
achieve for their unique collection. Cards, stickers, stamps, coins, and
toys have topped the "usual" collection list, but some collectors lean
toward the more unexpected. In September 2014, Guinness World Records
recognized Harry Sperl, of Germany, for having the largest hamburger-related
collection in the world, with 3724 items; from T-shirts to pillows to dog
toys, Sperl's room is filled with all things "hamburger." Similarly, Liu
Fuchang, of China, is a collector of playing cards. He has 11087 different
sets.
Perhaps the easiest motivation to understand is pleasure. Some people
start collections for pure enjoyment. They may purchase and put up paintings
just to gaze at frequently, or they may collect audio recordings and old-
fashioned vinyl records to enjoy listening to their favorite music. This
type of collector is unlikely to be very interested in the monetary value
of their treasured music, while others collect objects specifically as an
investment. While it is possible to download certain classic games for free,
having the same game unopened in its original packaging, in "mint condition,"
can make the game worth a lot. Owning various valuable "collector's items"
could ensure some financial security.
This behavior of collecting things will definitely continue into the
distant future. Although the reasons why people keep things will likely
remain the same, advances in technology will have an influence on
collections. As technology can remove physical constraints, it is now
possible for an individual to have vast digital libraries of music and art
that would have been unimaginable 30 years ago. It is unclear, though, what
other impacts technology will have on collections. Can you even imagine the
form and scale that the next generations collections will take?
Your notes:
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｜○ [Collecting] ｜
｜○ ｜
｜○ [Introduction] ｜
｜○ ◆Collecting has been part of the human experience. ｜
｜○ ◆The yard sale story tells us that [ 39 ]. ｜
｜○ ｜
｜○ [Facts] ｜
｜○ ◆[ 40 ] ｜
｜○ ◆Guinness World Records ｜
｜○ ◇Sperl: 3,724 hamburger-related items ｜
｜○ ◇Liu: 11,087 sets of playing cards ｜
｜○ ｜
｜○ [Reasons for collecting] ｜
｜○ ◆Motivation for collecting can be emotional or social. ｜
｜○ ◆Various reasons mentioned: [ 41 ], [ 42 ], interest in ｜
｜○ history, childhood excitement, becoming famous, sharing, etc. ｜
｜○ [Collections in the future] ｜
｜ ◆[ 43 ] ｜
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問１ Choose the best option for [ 39 ].
{1} a great place for people to sell things to collectors at a high price
is a yard sale
{2} people can evaluate items incorrectly and end up paying too much money
for junk
{3} something not important to one person may be of value to someone else
{4} things once collected and thrown in another person's yard may be
valuable to others
問２ Choose the best option for [ 40 ].
{1} About two thirds of children do not collect ordinary things.
{2} Almost one third of adults start collecting things for pleasure.
{3} Approximately 10% of kids have collections similar to their friends.
{4} Roughly 30% of people keep collecting into adulthood.
問３ Choose the best options for [ 41 ] and [ 42 ]. (The order does not
matter.)
{1} desire to advance technology
{2} fear of missing unexpected opportunities
{3} filling a sense of emptiness
{4} reminder of precious events
{5} reusing objects for the future
{6} seeking some sort of profit
問４ Choose the best option for [ 43 ].
{1} Collections will likely continue to change in size and shape.
{2} Collections of mint-condition games will have more digital copies of
them.
{3} People who have lost their passion for collecting will start again.
{4} Reasons for collecting will change because of advances in technology.
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Ａ You are in a discussion group / in school.
あなたはディスカッショングループに入っている / 学校で
You have been asked / to summarize / the following article.
あなたは頼まれた / まとめることを / 次の記事を
You will speak / about it, / using only notes.
あなたは話すでしょう / それについて / メモだけを使って
[Collecting]
[集めること]
Collecting has existed / at all levels / of society, / across cultures
/ and age groups / since early times.
集めることは存在している / 全てのレベルで / 社会の / あらゆる文化で
/ そして年齢層で / 大昔から
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