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WorksheetsVintage 4択④
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(271) Travelling into the city center is as convenient by subway ( ) by bus. → 375
a)
①than it is
b)
②compared to
c)
③as it is
d)
④instead of
2.
(272) Traveling by air costs ( ) taking the train. → 378
a)
①twice as much as
b)
②as twice much as
c)
③as much twice as
d)
④as much as twice
3.
(273) Carol is the daughter of a luxury hotel owner, and last month she bought a sports car which was ( ) as mine. → 379
a)
①ten times more expensive
b)
②ten times as expensive
c)
③as ten times expensive
d)
④more ten times expensive
4.
(274) Our new computer is almost ( ) conventional ones. → 382
a)
①half of the size
b)
②half size
c)
③half the size of
d)
④the half size
5.
(275) We didn't want to go home, so we killed ( ) at the restaurant. → 384
a)
①many time as we liked
b)
②as much as time
c)
③as much time as possible
d)
④time as much as possible
6.
(276) Read this book ( ). → 385
a)
①as carefully as you can
b)
②so carefully as you can
c)
③as carefully as you possible
d)
④so carefully as possible
7.
(277) He did not ( ) a word of thanks when I helped him with his assignment. → 387
a)
①much as say as
b)
②so to say
c)
③so much as say
d)
④say so much
8.
(278) The angry person went away without so much ( ) some apologetic words. → 388
a)
①saying
b)
②saying about
c)
③as saying
d)
④in saying
9.
(279) He is ( ) diligent a man as ever lived. → 389
a)
①more
b)
②as
c)
③very
d)
④such
10.
(280) This is as difficult a task as ( ) I have ever faced. → 390
a)
①none
b)
②much
c)
③every
d)
④any
11.
(281) We were surprised to hear that ( ) 200 people attended the lecture. → 391
a)
①as much
b)
②as many as
c)
③so much as
d)
④so many
12.
(282) In some parts of the world, people working six or seven days a week make ( ) four dollars. → 392
a)
①little as
b)
②many as
c)
③as little as
d)
④as few as
13.
(283) They invented printing as ( ) as the fifteenth century. → 393
a)
①quickly
b)
②early
c)
③soon
d)
④fast
14.
(284) Jiro's car is ( ) more economical than my car. → 394
a)
①so
b)
②very
c)
③much
d)
④too
15.
(285) He is ( ) than clever. → 396
a)
①wiser
b)
②wise
c)
③the most wise
d)
④more wise
16.
(286) John is ( ) of the two boys. → 398
a)
①the taller
b)
②taller
c)
③more tall
d)
④the most tall
17.
(287) ( ) went on, the more tired the players became. → 399
a)
①The longer the game
b)
②The longer game
c)
③The longest the game
d)
④The long game
18.
(288) A whale is ( ) a horse is. → 407
a)
①not less a mammal than
b)
②no more a fish than
c)
③not a fish less than
d)
④not more a fish than
19.
(289) I don't believe his story ( ) than you do. → 408
a)
①not much
b)
②any more
c)
③as much
d)
④no more
20.
(290) The man was none ( ) the writer the journalists had been looking for. → 410
a)
①anyone or other
b)
②another than
c)
③other than
d)
④some than
21.
(291) Our teacher has told us that DVDs are ( ) videotapes for foreign language learning. → 414
a)
①useful than
b)
②superior to
c)
③more better than
d)
④such good as
22.
(292) I prefer staying home ( ) going out on Sundays. → 415
a)
①to
b)
②by
c)
③from
d)
④for
23.
(293) Although he only joined the firm last year, he is ( ) to me already. → 416
a)
①older
b)
②senior
c)
③better
d)
④higher
24.
(294) Diamonds are ( ) all substances; they can be cut only by other diamonds. → 417
a)
①hardest
b)
②more than hard
c)
③harder of
d)
④the hardest of
25.
(295) This shopping mall is the second ( ) one in New York. → 420
a)
①as large
b)
②large
c)
③largest
d)
④larger
26.
(296) The curry at that restaurant is ( ) I've ever had. → 422
a)
①worse
b)
②too bad
c)
③much worse
d)
④the worst
27.
(297) ( ) least 530 of them died in this fire. → 424
a)
①During
b)
②Among
c)
③At
d)
④For
28.
(298) ( ) is so precious as time. → 426
a)
①Anything
b)
②Nothing
c)
③Everything
d)
④Something
29.
(299) Time is more precious than ( ). → 430
a)
①anything else
b)
②all things
c)
③everything
d)
④nothing
30.
(300) Both he and I ( ) to go to China. → 431
a)
①is
b)
②are
c)
③be
d)
④am
31.
(301) Not only Larry and David but also Peter ( ) come to the airport to see me off. → 432
a)
①have
b)
②is
c)
③are
d)
④has
32.
(302) Neither my friend nor her brothers ( ) our wedding. → 433
a)
①attends
b)
②is attending
c)
③are attending
d)
④doesn't attend
33.
(303) Either she or I ( ) to go. → 434
a)
①can
b)
②may
c)
③am
d)
④is
34.
(304) Most of the students here ( ) with their families. → 436
a)
①live
b)
②living
c)
③is living
d)
④lives
35.
(305) Three fifths of the work ( ) finished. → 437
a)
①was
b)
②had
c)
③would
d)
④were
36.
(306) Since the beginning of the twentieth century, there ( ) many political and social changes in Africa. → 439
a)
①has been
b)
②have been
c)
③are being
d)
④are
37.
(307) The number of students who wish to continue their studies after they finish their four-year program at Meiji University ( ) increasing. → 441
a)
①are
b)
②has
c)
③is
d)
④have
38.
(308) A number of people ( ) invited to the party. → 442
a)
①were
b)
②have
c)
③was
d)
④had
39.
(309) The United Nations ( ) established after World War II. → 443
a)
①have been
b)
②was being
c)
③were
d)
④was
40.
(310) Fifty minutes ( ) to finish this test. → 444
a)
①isn't enough time
b)
②aren't enough time
c)
③aren't enough times
d)
④isn't enough times
41.
(311) Make sure that the poor ( ) properly cared for. → 445
a)
①has
b)
②are
c)
③is
d)
④have
42.
(312) ( ) did you spend your summer vacation? → 448
a)
①Which
b)
②How
c)
③Who
d)
④What
43.
(313) How ( ) these trousers cost? → 449
a)
①many do
b)
②much do
c)
③do
d)
④much are
44.
(314) "How ( ) do you go abroad each year?" "Two or three times." → 450
a)
①much
b)
②long
c)
③often
d)
④many
45.
(315) How ( ) is it from Osaka to Kyoto? → 451
a)
①far
b)
②often
c)
③near
d)
④long
46.
(316) How ( ) does the talk show begin? → 453
a)
①soon
b)
②quickly
c)
③long
d)
④fast
47.
(317) I wonder ( ) between Osaka and Kanazawa. → 454
a)
①how far is it
b)
②how long is it
c)
③how far it is
d)
④how long it is
48.
(318) "Didn't you go there to see her yesterday?" "( ) I met her there and we went to the party together." → 458
a)
①Yes, I didn't.
b)
②No, I didn't.
c)
③No, I did.
d)
④Yes, I did.
49.
(319) You're not the new student, ( )? → 459
a)
①aren't you
b)
②you are
c)
③are you
d)
④you aren't
50.
(320) What he said is difficult to understand, ( )? → 460
a)
①doesn't he
b)
②didn't he
c)
③wasn't it
d)
④isn't it
51.
(321) Let's go on a picnic, ( )? → 461
a)
①shall you
b)
②will we
c)
③will you
d)
④shall we
52.
(322) There is a big dog in your garden, ( )? → 462
a)
①isn't it
b)
②don't you
c)
③aren't they
d)
④isn't there
53.
(323) ( ) did you come here today for? → 469
a)
①When
b)
②Why
c)
③What
d)
④Where
54.
(324) "I don't know what this word means." "Why ( ) you consult a dictionary?" → 470
a)
①do
b)
②can
c)
③shall
d)
④don't
55.
(325) It's time for another meeting. What ( ) about this matter again tomorrow? → 472
a)
①for talking
b)
②to talk
c)
③about talking
d)
④talking
56.
(326) 夏には誰もが浜辺へ行きたがるわけではない。 ( ) wants to go to the beach in summer. → 476
a)
①Not everyone
b)
②Not all
c)
③Not anyone
d)
④Nobody
57.
(327) "You can get this sofa in two different colors, tomato red or lemon yellow." "Well, I don't really like ( ) of the colors. They're too bright." → 477
a)
①either
b)
②neither
c)
③all
d)
④both
58.
(328) "Are your parents travelling with you?" "No, not ( ); Mother only." → 478
a)
①either
b)
②one
c)
③each
d)
④both
59.
(329) Watching TV is not ( ) wrong, but it is important for children to form the habit of thinking for themselves. → 479
a)
①absolute
b)
②necessarily
c)
③anytime
d)
④every
60.
(330) They were not in the ( ) anxious about it. → 480
a)
①all
b)
②least
c)
③latest
d)
④last
61.
(331) My brother speaks so fast that sometimes I can't understand him at ( ). → 481
a)
①time
b)
②every
c)
③any
d)
④all
62.
(332) The data given by Dr. Watson was ( ) no means reliable. → 482
a)
①with
b)
②in
c)
③by
d)
④at
63.
(333) Jim has no ambition ( ). He is quite content to stick to the job he has. → 483
a)
①whichever
b)
②whatever
c)
③whomever
d)
④whoever
64.
(334) My sister doesn't like chocolate, and I don't ( ). → 484
a)
①like
b)
②prefer
c)
③too
d)
④either
65.
(335) "I saw Penny at the lecture this afternoon." "Yeah. I was very surprised to see her. She was the ( ) person I expected to see there." → 485
a)
①least
b)
②last
c)
③best
d)
④great
66.
(336) The new film proved to be ( ) but a failure. It was an instant success the world over. → 486
a)
①everything
b)
②nothing
c)
③something
d)
④anything
67.
(337) All right, I believe you're innocent. But they don't trust you. We have yet ( ) a witness who can prove your story is true. → 488
a)
①find
b)
②to find
c)
③finding
d)
④found
68.
(338) 私たちの計画がうまくいくかどうかは，まだわからない。 It is yet ( ) whether our project will succeed or not. → 489
a)
①unending
b)
②impossible
c)
③unfinished
d)
④to be seen
69.
(339) Never ( ) I dream of making a fortune by investing in the stock market. → 494
a)
①have
b)
②am
c)
③had
d)
④did
70.
(340) "I haven't been here before." "Is that so? ( )." → 500
a)
①I haven't neither
b)
②Neither have I
c)
③Nor I haven't
d)
④I neither did
71.
(341) "I didn't make any mistakes in the math quiz!" "( ) did I." → 501
a)
①Yet
b)
②But
c)
③Nor
d)
④Also
72.
(342) As fuel prices rose, bus companies raised their fares and ( ). → 502
a)
①neither the airlines did
b)
②neither did the airlines
c)
③so did the airlines
d)
④so the airlines have done
73.
(343) It was much ( ) problem, so nobody was able to solve it. → 505
a)
①too a difficult
b)
②a too difficult
c)
③too difficult a
d)
④too difficult
74.
(344) I think he is ( ) teacher. → 506
a)
①so a patient
b)
②a so patient
c)
③a such patient
d)
④such a patient
75.
(345) My child leaves her toys all over the room and I have to pick ( ). → 507
a)
①up them
b)
②themselves up
c)
③up themselves
d)
④them up
76.
(346) The lady is very quiet and doesn't speak unless ( ). → 508
a)
①she is not spoken
b)
②never speaking
c)
③she speaks
d)
④spoken to
77.
(347) There are few mistakes, if ( ), in this long essay. → 509
a)
①there are
b)
②any
c)
③some
d)
④even
78.
(348) Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher seldom, if ( ), go out in the evening. → 510
a)
①ever
b)
②any
c)
③few
d)
④little
79.
(349) It should be possible, ( ) easy, to complete the project by next week. → 511
a)
①although
b)
②before
c)
③as if
d)
④if not
80.
(350) It was because he was ill ( ) we gave up traveling. → 513
a)
①as
b)
②for
c)
③so
d)
④that
81.
(351) ( ) you went into the room with? → 515
a)
①Who she was
b)
②Who was it that
c)
③What is she
d)
④Who it was that
82.
(352) What ( ) earth are you doing? → 518
a)
①from
b)
②for
c)
③on
d)
④by
83.
下線部と同じような意味を表すものを，選びなさい。 (353) They'll lend us their flat on condition that we look after it. → 297
a)
①while
b)
②as
c)
③for
d)
④if
84.
下線部と同じような意味を表すものを，選びなさい。(354) I had no more than two thousand yen when I arrived at the station. → 405
a)
①as much as
b)
②much
c)
③only
d)
④often
85.
下線部と同じような意味を表すものを，選びなさい。(355) His writing is far from correct. → 487
a)
①all but
b)
②anything but
c)
③something but
d)
④nothing but
86.
英文の意味に最も近いものを，①～④から一つ選びなさい。 (356) You need to speak up so everyone can hear you. → 311
a)
①You have to talk louder, otherwise people will not be able to hear.
b)
②You should listen to what everyone else thinks.
c)
③Not everybody is going to agree with what you say.
d)
④Everybody is ready to listen to what you are going to say.
87.
２つの文が同じような意味になるように，空所に入る適語を選びなさい。 (357) (a) If it had not been for your advice, I would have failed. (b) ( ) your advice, I would have failed. → 102
a)
①With
b)
②For
c)
③Without
d)
④Except
88.
２つの文が同じような意味になるように，空所に入る適語を選びなさい。(358) (a) To see us walking together, they would take you for my sister. (b)If ( ) us walking together, they would take you for my sister. → 112
a)
①they will see
b)
②they saw
c)
③they would see
d)
④they have seen
89.
２つの文が同じような意味になるように，空所に入る適語を選びなさい。(359) (a) The painting cost him no less than a million dollars. (b) He paid as ( ) as a million dollars for the painting. → 406
a)
①many
b)
②good
c)
③little
d)
④much
90.
２つの文が同じような意味になるように，空所に入る適語を選びなさい。(360) (a) My mother said to me, "Don't talk to wolves in the woods." (b) My mother told ( ) in the woods. → 521
a)
①to me not to speak wolves
b)
②not to me talk to wolves
c)
③me to speak not wolves
d)
④me not to talk to wolves
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