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1-1 Lesson 4 Parts 1 to 3 Review

Total questions: 190

Worksheet time: 2hrs 46mins

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Class
Date
1.

What do marathon runners do in extreme conditions?

a)

They wear heavy gear to stay warm.

b)

They hydrate, wear suitable clothing, pace themselves, and monitor their physical condition.

c)

They ignore their physical condition.

d)

They run faster to finish quickly.

2.

How long is a modern marathon race?

a)

30 kilometers (18.6 miles)

b)

50 kilometers (31.1 miles)

c)

15 kilometers (9.3 miles)

d)

42.195 kilometers (26.2 miles)

3.

What is the distance of the ancient Olympic running event?

a)

192 meters

b)

150 meters

c)

400 meters

d)

100 meters

4.

What year did the battle of Marathon occur?

a)

490 AD

b)

480 BC

c)

490 BC

d)

500 BC

5.

Who attacked Marathon in 490 B.C.?

a)

The Persians

b)

The Athenians

c)

The Spartans

d)

The Romans

6.

What happened to the messenger after he reported the victory?

a)

The messenger was rewarded or faced consequences depending on the context.

b)

The messenger was ignored and left without recognition.

c)

The messenger was sent on another dangerous mission.

d)

The messenger was imprisoned for spreading false news.

7.

Why are marathons popular around the world?

a)

Marathons are popular because they promote fitness, community engagement, and global participation.

b)

Marathons are popular because they require no training.

c)

Marathons are popular due to their high prize money.

d)

Marathons are mainly for elite athletes only.

8.

How many marathon events are held in Japan each year?

a)

300

b)

100

c)

150

d)

200

9.

What sport is considered one of the oldest?

a)

Basketball

b)

Soccer

c)

Tennis

d)

Wrestling

10.

What is the significance of the distance 42.195 kilometers?

a)

42.195 kilometers is the length of a half marathon.

b)

42.195 kilometers is the official distance of a marathon.

c)

42.195 kilometers is the height of Mount Everest.

d)

42.195 kilometers is the distance of a 10K race.

11.

What did the messenger do after the battle of Marathon?

a)

Pheidippides fought in the battle of Marathon.

b)

He returned to his home in Marathon.

c)

The messenger delivered a letter to Sparta.

d)

Pheidippides ran to Athens to announce the victory.

12.

In which country does the passage mention several thousand events?

a)

Canada

b)

Japan

c)

Australia

d)

United Kingdom

13.

What feeling does the author express when watching marathons?

a)

Frustration and anxiety

b)

Inspiration and motivation

c)

Indifference and apathy

d)

Boredom and disinterest

14.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

A summary of the passage's conclusion.

b)

A detailed analysis of the author's background.

c)

The central theme or primary point of the passage.

d)

An overview of the passage's structure.

15.

How does the author feel about participating in a marathon?

a)

The author feels indifferent about participating in a marathon.

b)

The author feels anxious and unprepared for the marathon.

c)

The author feels bored and uninterested in the marathon.

d)

The author feels excited and motivated about participating in a marathon.

16.

What historical event is linked to the marathon?

a)

The Battle of Hastings

b)

The Battle of Marathon

c)

The Boston Tea Party

d)

The signing of the Magna Carta

17.

What does the author want to do in the future?

a)

The author wants to pursue specific goals or aspirations.

b)

The author plans to retire soon.

c)

The author aims to start a new hobby.

d)

The author wants to travel the world.

18.

What type of races have become popular besides marathons?

a)

Ultra marathons

b)

Half marathons, 5K and 10K races, obstacle races, trail running events

c)

Cycling races

d)

Swimming competitions

19.

What is the relationship between Marathon and Athens?

a)

Marathon is historically significant to Athens due to the Battle of Marathon, which was a pivotal event in Athenian history.

b)

Marathon is a city in modern-day Greece.

c)

Marathon is known for its beaches and resorts.

d)

Athens was founded after the Battle of Marathon.

20.

Where did the author play basketball?

a)

local gym

b)

school playground

c)

community center

d)

basketball court in the park

21.

What is one of the most popular sports in Taiwan?

a)

Baseball

b)

Tennis

c)

Soccer

d)

Basketball

22.

In what year was basketball invented?

a)

1891

b)

1925

c)

1900

d)

1885

23.

Who invented basketball?

a)

Art Teacher

b)

PE Teacher

c)

Math Teacher

d)

English Teacher

24.

Why was basketball created?

a)

Basketball was invented to promote outdoor sportsmanship.

b)

Basketball was created to provide an indoor physical activity for students during winter.

c)

Basketball was created as a form of dance competition.

d)

Basketball was designed to be played only by professional athletes.

25.

What did the PE teacher use as goals?

a)

cones

b)

jump ropes

c)

basketballs

d)

hurdles

26.

What do players throw into the baskets?

a)

a frisbee

b)

a rock

c)

a stick

d)

a ball

27.

When did sport climbing begin?

a)

Late 20th century, particularly the 1980s and 1990s.

b)

Mid 20th century

c)

Early 21st century

d)

1970s

28.

In which country did sport climbing start?

a)

Russia

b)

Japan

c)

Brazil

d)

France

29.

What did climbers compete on at first?

a)

Natural rock formations and cliffs

b)

Artificial climbing walls

c)

Rope courses

d)

Indoor gym facilities

30.

What do climbers compete on now?

a)

Ice climbing and mountaineering

b)

Alpine climbing and speed climbing

c)

Sport climbing and bouldering

d)

Traditional climbing and free soloing

31.

When was sport climbing included in the Olympics?

a)

2016

b)

2021

c)

2024

d)

2020

32.

Which Olympic Games featured sport climbing?

a)

Rio 2016

b)

London 2012

c)

Tokyo 2020

d)

Beijing 2008

33.

Is basketball older than running?

a)

No, basketball is not older than running.

b)

Yes, basketball is older than running.

c)

Basketball and running are the same age.

d)

Running is a newer sport than basketball.

34.

Is sport climbing newer than basketball?

a)

Yes, sport climbing is newer than basketball.

b)

Sport climbing was invented before basketball.

c)

Basketball is older than sport climbing.

d)

No, sport climbing is not newer than basketball.

35.

What does the author think about basketball and sport climbing?

a)

The author values both basketball for teamwork and sport climbing for individual challenge.

b)

The author prefers basketball over sport climbing.

c)

The author thinks basketball lacks individual skill development.

d)

The author believes sport climbing is a team sport.

36.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

The central theme or primary point of the passage.

b)

An overview of the passage's structure.

c)

A summary of the passage's conclusion.

d)

A detailed analysis of the author's background.

37.

How many sports are mentioned in the passage?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

4

d)

2

38.

What type of climbing is mentioned in the passage?

a)

rock climbing

b)

ice climbing

c)

bouldering

d)

mountaineering

39.

What season was basketball invented for?

a)

Winter

b)

Fall

c)

Spring

d)

Summer

40.

What are e-sports according to the passage?

a)

E-sports are casual gaming sessions.

b)

E-sports are competitive video gaming events.

c)

E-sports are traditional sports events.

d)

E-sports are video game tutorials.

41.

How many physical motions do e-sports players make in a minute?

a)

200 to 400 motions per minute

b)

50 to 100 motions per minute

c)

400 to 600 motions per minute

d)

100 to 200 motions per minute

42.

What is the pulse rate of e-sports players compared to?

a)

Athletes during physical exertion

b)

Casual gamers during a break

c)

Office workers during a meeting

d)

Professional dancers in a performance

43.

What does one e-sports player say about winning?

a)

Winning is solely about individual skill.

b)

Winning is a result of teamwork, strategy, and dedication.

c)

Winning doesn't require any practice.

d)

Winning is just luck and chance.

44.

What skills are needed to win in e-sports?

a)

Physical strength

b)

Strategic thinking, teamwork, communication, quick reflexes, adaptability, and game knowledge.

c)

Mathematical skills

d)

Artistic creativity

45.

What does the e-sports player think about luck in winning?

a)

Luck is the most important factor in winning.

b)

Winning is purely based on chance and randomness.

c)

Skill has no impact on the outcome of a game.

d)

Luck plays a minor role; skill and strategy are more important.

46.

How does the passage describe computer judges?

a)

Computer judges rely on human emotions to make decisions.

b)

Computer judges are only used in legal cases involving technology.

c)

Computer judges are impartial and efficient decision-makers.

d)

Computer judges are biased and slow decision-makers.

47.

What is the opinion of the athlete about e-sports?

a)

The athlete thinks e-sports require no skill.

b)

The athlete believes e-sports are not real sports.

c)

The athlete views e-sports as a legitimate and skillful form of competition.

d)

The athlete considers e-sports a waste of time.

48.

What does the athlete say about using the body in e-sports?

a)

The athlete thinks physical fitness is irrelevant in e-sports.

b)

The athlete believes using the body is crucial for improving performance in e-sports.

c)

The athlete claims that using the body can hinder performance.

d)

The athlete believes that mental skills are more important than physical skills in e-sports.

49.

How does the athlete describe e-sports?

a)

E-sports is a competitive and skillful activity.

b)

E-sports is a casual pastime.

c)

E-sports is only for video game enthusiasts.

d)

E-sports requires no skill or strategy.

50.

What does the athlete suggest instead of playing e-sports?

a)

Playing video games indoors

b)

Watching e-sports tournaments

c)

Participating in online gaming competitions

d)

Playing physical sports or engaging in outdoor activities.

51.

What are the two different opinions about e-sports mentioned in the passage?

a)

E-sports has no impact on social skills or teamwork.

b)

E-sports is only for children; traditional sports are superior.

c)

E-sports is a form of gambling that should be banned.

d)

One opinion views e-sports as a legitimate competition; the other views it as a waste of time.

52.

What is the main argument for e-sports being a sport?

a)

E-sports are only for entertainment and not competitive.

b)

E-sports are considered a sport due to their competitive nature and the skills required to play.

c)

E-sports are played solely for fun and not for competition.

d)

E-sports require no skill or strategy to play.

53.

What is the main argument against e-sports being a sport?

a)

E-sports require strategy and skill, similar to chess and other games.

b)

E-sports have a large following, making them popular like traditional sports.

c)

E-sports are played in teams, which is a requirement for all sports.

d)

E-sports lack the physical exertion characteristic of traditional sports.

54.

How do e-sports players' physical motions compare to traditional sports?

a)

E-sports players rely on fine motor skills and quick reflexes, while traditional sports involve a wider range of physical motions and overall fitness.

b)

Traditional sports require only mental strategy, unlike e-sports.

c)

E-sports players engage in extensive physical training like traditional athletes.

d)

E-sports players perform a variety of physical exercises during competitions.

55.

What does the passage imply about the future of e-sports?

a)

E-sports will decline in popularity over the next decade.

b)

E-sports will remain a niche activity with limited growth.

c)

E-sports will likely become more mainstream and widely accepted.

d)

E-sports will be banned in many countries due to regulations.

56.

What is the significance of skill in e-sports according to the passage?

a)

Skill is secondary to luck in e-sports.

b)

Skill is only important for casual play.

c)

Skill is essential for effective competition and success in e-sports.

d)

Skill has no impact on winning in e-sports.

57.

How does the passage suggest cooperation is important in e-sports?

a)

Teamwork is irrelevant in e-sports competitions.

b)

Strategy can be developed without any collaboration.

c)

Cooperation is important in e-sports for effective teamwork and strategy.

d)

Cooperation is only necessary for individual performance.

58.

What can we infer about the popularity of e-sports from the passage?

a)

E-sports are losing popularity in many regions.

b)

E-sports have always been a niche interest.

c)

E-sports are only popular among teenagers.

d)

E-sports are becoming increasingly popular globally.

59.

What does the passage say about the fairness of e-sports?

a)

Resource inequality does not affect the outcome of e-sports.

b)

E-sports can be fair, but issues like cheating and resource inequality can impact that fairness.

c)

E-sports are always fair and without any issues.

d)

Cheating is not a concern in e-sports competitions.

60.

What is the Japanese translation of 'talk about'?

a)

~について話す

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を買う

61.

What is the Japanese translation of 'sports climbing'?

a)

スポーツクライミング

b)

サッカー

c)

バスケットボール

d)

テニス

62.

What is the Japanese translation of 'local team'?

a)

地元のチーム

b)

国際チーム

c)

新しいチーム

d)

強いチーム

63.

What is the Japanese translation of 'most popular'?

a)

最も人気がある

b)

最も高い

c)

最も遅い

d)

最も小さい

64.

What is the Japanese translation of 'among Taiwanese'?

a)

台湾人の間で

b)

台湾の中で

c)

台湾人の外で

d)

台湾の周りで

65.

What is the Japanese translation of 'bear - bore - born'?

a)

~を生む

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を歩く

d)

~を読む

66.

What is the Japanese translation of 'be born'?

a)

生まれる

b)

食べる

c)

歩く

d)

見る

67.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Massachusetts'?

a)

マサチューセッツ州

b)

ニューヨーク州

c)

カリフォルニア州

d)

テキサス州

68.

What is the Japanese translation of 'PE teacher'?

a)

体育の先生

b)

音楽の先生

c)

英語の先生

d)

数学の先生

69.

What is the Japanese translation of 'invent'?

a)

~を発明する

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を泳ぐ

70.

What is the Japanese translation of 'could'?

a)

~できた

b)

~しなさい

c)

~したい

d)

~するべき

71.

What is the Japanese translation of 'enjoy'?

a)

~を楽しむ

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を歩く

72.

What is the Japanese translation of 'indoors'?

a)

室内で

b)

外で

c)

学校で

d)

家族で

73.

What is the Japanese translation of 'during'?

a)

~の間で

b)

~の後で

c)

~の前に

d)

~の外で

74.

What is the Japanese translation of 'snowy'?

a)

雪の

b)

晴れの

c)

雨の

d)

風の

75.

What is the Japanese translation of 'hang - hung - hung'?

a)

~を取る、掛ける

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を作る

76.

What is the Japanese translation of 'peach-picking basket'?

a)

桃の収穫用の籠

b)

りんごの収穫用の籠

c)

バナナの収穫用の籠

d)

ぶどうの収穫用の籠

77.

What is the Japanese translation of 'balcony'?

a)

バルコニー

b)

テーブル

c)

ドア

d)

ベッド

78.

What is the Japanese translation of 'gym'?

a)

体育館

b)

図書館

c)

教室

d)

病院

79.

What is the Japanese translation of 'as goals'?

a)

ゴールとして

b)

目標に向かって

c)

ゴールのために

d)

目標を超えて

80.

What is the Japanese translation of 'player'?

a)

選手

b)

先生

c)

学生

d)

友達

81.

What is the Japanese translation of 'throw - threw - thrown'?

a)

~を投げる

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を歩く

d)

~を読む

82.

What is the Japanese translation of 'into'?

a)

~の中に

b)

~の上に

c)

~の下に

d)

~の外に

83.

What is the Japanese translation of 'score points'?

a)

得点する

b)

走る

c)

食べる

d)

読む

84.

What is the Japanese translation of 'also'?

a)

また

b)

でも

c)

しかも

d)

それとも

85.

What is the Japanese translation of 'become interested in ---'?

a)

~に興味を持つ

b)

~を勉強する

c)

~を忘れる

d)

~に反対する

86.

What is the Japanese translation of 'hear - heard - heard'?

a)

~が聞こえる

b)

~を作る

c)

~を見る

d)

~を食べる

87.

What is the Japanese translation of 'begin - began - begun'?

a)

始まる

b)

食べる

c)

見る

d)

書く

88.

What is the Japanese translation of 'the 1940s'?

a)

1940年代

b)

1940年期

c)

1940年時代

d)

1940年の間

89.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Soviet Union'?

a)

ソビエト連邦

b)

ロシア帝国

c)

中華人民共和国

d)

アメリカ合衆国

90.

What is the Japanese translation of 'at first'?

a)

最初は

b)

最後に

c)

時々

d)

すぐに

91.

What is the Japanese translation of 'climber'?

a)

クライマー

b)

ランナー

c)

スイマー

d)

ジャンパー

92.

What is the Japanese translation of 'compete'?

a)

競う

b)

食べる

c)

歩く

d)

読む

93.

What is the Japanese translation of 'on natural rock faces'?

a)

自然の岩の表面で

b)

人工の壁で

c)

山の頂上で

d)

川の近くで

94.

What is the Japanese translation of 'man-made'?

a)

人工の

b)

自然の

c)

動物の

d)

機械の

95.

What is the Japanese translation of 'climbing wall'?

a)

クライミング用の壁

b)

登山靴

c)

山小屋

d)

登山道

96.

What is the Japanese translation of 'adopt'?

a)

~を採用する

b)

~を拒否する

c)

~を破壊する

d)

~を無視する

97.

What is the Japanese translation of 'really'?

a)

本当に

b)

早く

c)

静かに

d)

大きく

98.

What is the Japanese translation of '2020'?

a)

twenty twenty

b)

ni-sen ni-juu

c)

nana-hyaku roku-juu

d)

ichi-man

99.

What is the Japanese translation of 'believe'?

a)

~を信じる

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を作る

100.

What is the Japanese translation of 'exciting'?

a)

ワクワクする

b)

悲しい

c)

眠い

d)

静かな

101.

What is the Japanese translation of 'always'?

a)

いつも

b)

ときどき

c)

ぜんぜん

d)

たいてい

102.

What is the Japanese translation of 'feel - felt - felt'?

a)

感じる

b)

食べる

c)

走る

d)

見る

103.

What is the Japanese translation of 'feel excited'?

a)

ワクワクする, 興奮する

b)

悲しむ

c)

眠くなる

d)

退屈する

104.

What is the Japanese translation of 'marathon'?

a)

マラソン

b)

ジョギング

c)

ランニング

d)

スプリント

105.

What is the Japanese translation of 'on Television'?

a)

テレビで

b)

テレビに

c)

テレビを

d)

テレビから

106.

What is the Japanese translation of 'do one's best'?

a)

ベスト(最善)を尽くす

b)

遊ぶ

c)

寝る

d)

食べる

107.

What is the Japanese translation of 'in extreme conditions'?

a)

極限状態で

b)

普通の場所で

c)

安全な環境で

d)

日常生活で

108.

What is the Japanese translation of 'one of ---s'?

a)

~の一人[一つ]

b)

~が好きです

c)

~を食べます

d)

~に行きます

109.

What is the Japanese translation of 'ancient'?

a)

古代の

b)

新しい

c)

速い

d)

青い

110.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Olympic Games'?

a)

オリンピック

b)

サッカー

c)

テニス

d)

バスケットボール

111.

What is the Japanese translation of 'athlete'?

a)

選手

b)

先生

c)

学生

d)

医者

112.

What is the Japanese translation of 'run - ran - run'?

a)

走る

b)

食べる

c)

見る

d)

書く

113.

What is the Japanese translation of 'kilometer'?

a)

キロ

b)

メートル

c)

センチ

d)

インチ

114.

What is the Japanese translation of 'modern'?

a)

現代

b)

古代

c)

未来

d)

伝統

115.

What is the Japanese translation of 'marathon runner'?

a)

マラソン選手

b)

水泳選手

c)

自転車選手

d)

サッカー選手

116.

What is the Japanese translation of '42.196'?

a)

forty-two point one nine five

b)

forty-two thousand one hundred ninety-six

c)

four two one nine six

d)

forty-two and one hundred ninety-six thousandths

117.

What is the Japanese translation of 'nearly'?

a)

ほぼ

b)

すぐに

c)

たぶん

d)

まったく

118.

What is the Japanese translation of 'equal to ---'?

a)

~に等しい

b)

~に反対する

c)

~に近い

d)

~に続く

119.

What is the Japanese translation of 'distance'?

a)

距離

b)

時間

c)

速度

d)

方向

120.

What is the Japanese translation of 'between A and B'?

a)

AとBの間

b)

AとBの上

c)

AとBの下

d)

AとBの外

121.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Athens'?

a)

アテネ

b)

ローマ

c)

パリ

d)

ロンドン

122.

What is the Japanese translation of 'city, cities'?

a)

都市

b)

c)

d)

123.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Greece'?

a)

ギリシャ

b)

スペイン

c)

イタリア

d)

フランス

124.

What is the Japanese translation of 'B.C.'?

a)

紀元前

b)

現代

c)

未来

d)

平成

125.

What is the Japanese translation of 'attack'?

a)

~を攻撃する

b)

~を勉強する

c)

~を掃除する

d)

~を食べる

126.

What is the Japanese translation of 'Persian army'?

a)

ペルシャの軍隊

b)

ローマの軍隊

c)

ギリシャの軍隊

d)

エジプトの軍隊

127.

What is the Japanese translation of 'win - won - won'?

a)

~に勝つ

b)

~を失う

c)

~を作る

d)

~を食べる

128.

What is the Japanese translation of 'battle'?

a)

戦い

b)

平和

c)

友達

d)

家族

129.

What is the Japanese translation of 'messenger'?

a)

使者

b)

教師

c)

学生

d)

友人

130.

What is the Japanese translation of 'nonstop'?

a)

休まずに, ノンストップで

b)

遅くに, ゆっくりと

c)

途中で止まって

d)

静かに, ひっそりと

131.

What is the Japanese translation of 'from A to B'?

a)

AからB

b)

AとBの間

c)

AまでB

d)

AもBも

132.

What is the Japanese translation of 'report'?

a)

~を報告する

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を作る

133.

What is the Japanese translation of 'victory'?

a)

勝利

b)

悲しみ

c)

友情

d)

平和

134.

What is the Japanese translation of 'immediately'?

a)

すぐに

b)

ゆっくり

c)

たぶん

d)

おそらく

135.

What is the Japanese translation of 'after'?

a)

~の後

b)

~の前

c)

~の間

d)

~の外

136.

What is the Japanese translation of 'die'?

a)

死ぬ

b)

食べる

c)

見る

d)

歩く

137.

What is the Japanese translation of 'other'?

a)

他の

b)

新しい

c)

大きい

d)

速い

138.

What is the Japanese translation of 'road race'?

a)

ロードレース

b)

自転車

c)

高速道路

d)

競技場

139.

What is the Japanese translation of 'become - became - become'?

a)

~になる

b)

~作る

c)

~食べる

d)

~見る

140.

What is the Japanese translation of 'popular'?

a)

人気がある

b)

静か

c)

高い

d)

遅い

141.

What is the Japanese translation of 'all over the world'?

a)

世界中で

b)

日本語で

c)

毎日で

d)

友達で

142.

What is the Japanese translation of 'for example'?

a)

例えば

b)

しかし

c)

だから

d)

または

143.

What is the Japanese translation of 'several thousand'?

a)

数千の

b)

数百の

c)

数万の

d)

数十の

144.

What is the Japanese translation of 'event'?

a)

イベント

b)

パーティー

c)

ニュース

d)

ゲーム

145.

What is the Japanese translation of 'hold - held - held'?

a)

~を開催する

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を読む

d)

~を作る

146.

What is the Japanese translation of 'every year'?

a)

毎年

b)

毎日

c)

毎週

d)

毎月

147.

What is the Japanese translation of 'want to ---'?

a)

~したい

b)

~できます

c)

~しません

d)

~でしょう

148.

What is the Japanese translation of 'take part in ---'?

a)

~に参加する

b)

~を作る

c)

~を食べる

d)

~を読む

149.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'blog'?

a)

ブログ

b)

日記

c)

新聞

d)

雑誌

150.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'much newer'?

a)

ずっと新しい

b)

とても古い

c)

少し遅い

d)

全然違う

151.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'Have you (past tense)?'

a)

~したことがありますか

b)

~しますか

c)

~したいですか

d)

~していますか

152.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'hear - herd - heard'?

a)

~を聴く

b)

~を食べる

c)

~を作る

d)

~を読む

153.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'video game'?

a)

テレビゲーム

b)

コンピュータ

c)

マンガ

d)

アニメ

154.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'some ---, others ****'?

a)

~する人もいれば****する人もいる

b)

~したい人がいるかもしれない

c)

すべての人が同じことをする

d)

誰も何もしない

155.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'according to ---'?

a)

~によれば

b)

~のために

c)

~について

d)

~の下で

156.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'report'?

a)

報告

b)

勉強

c)

旅行

d)

電話

157.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'typical'?

a)

典型的な

b)

危険な

c)

静かな

d)

面白い

158.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'physical motion'?

a)

体の動き

b)

心の声

c)

青い空

d)

速い車

159.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'in a minute'?

a)

1分で

b)

1時間で

c)

1日で

d)

1週間で

160.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'pulse'?

a)

心拍数

b)

温度

c)

血圧

d)

呼吸

161.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'as A as B'?

a)

Bと同じくらいA

b)

AよりBが好き

c)

AはBより大きい

d)

AとBは違う

162.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'fast'?

a)

速い

b)

遅い

c)

高い

d)

重い

163.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'that of ---'?

a)

~のそれ

b)

~のため

c)

~の中で

d)

~のように

164.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'cool'?

a)

カッコイイ

b)

あつい

c)

さむい

d)

おいしい

165.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'win - won - won'?

a)

勝つ

b)

食べる

c)

走る

d)

見る

166.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'by luck'?

a)

運で

b)

速く

c)

静かに

d)

楽しく

167.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'need'?

a)

~が必要

b)

~が好き

c)

~が嫌い

d)

~が上手

168.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'skill'?

a)

技術

b)

学校

c)

友達

d)

食べ物

169.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'strategy'?

a)

戦略

b)

計画

c)

目標

d)

戦争

170.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'cooperation'?

a)

協力

b)

勉強

c)

運動

d)

旅行

171.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'in order to ---'?

a)

~するために

b)

~しなければならない

c)

~してもいい

d)

~することができる

172.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'judge'?

a)

審判

b)

教師

c)

学生

d)

医者

173.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'also'?

a)

また

b)

いぬ

c)

ねこ

d)

たべる

174.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'perfectly fair'?

a)

完全に公平

b)

全然違う

c)

不公平

d)

完璧な失敗

175.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'on the other hand'?

a)

一方

b)

例えば

c)

最近

d)

全然

176.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'athlete'?

a)

運動選手

b)

医者

c)

教師

d)

歌手

177.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'may'?

a)

~かも知れない

b)

~でしょう

c)

~したい

d)

~するべき

178.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'ear'?

a)

b)

c)

d)

179.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'clever'?

a)

うまい、気の利いた、巧妙な

b)

遅い、のろい

c)

悲しい、寂しい

d)

高い、値段が高い

180.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'should'?

a)

~すべき

b)

~できる

c)

~したい

d)

~しなければならない

181.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'outside'?

a)

外で

b)

中で

c)

上で

d)

下で

182.

What is the Japanese meaning of 'real'?

a)

本当の

b)

偽物の

c)

遅い

d)

高い

183.

Where was basketball invented? It was in the USA, but which state?

a)

New York

b)

New Hampshire

c)

Massachusetts

d)

Rhode Island

e)

Maine

184.

ビクトリア先生に何か質問はありますか?どんなことでも構いません。

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Please draw a basketball for me! You can draw a court and a basketball net too, if you would like. // バスケットボールを描いてください!コートやバスケットゴールも描いてくれても構いません。

186.

Which sport do you want to play?

a)

Running a marathon

b)

Playing basketball

c)

Sport climbing

d)

E-sports

e)

Other

187.

ご意見をお聞かせください:間もなく迫った中間試験について、どのようにお感じですか?

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188.

Match the following sports to places.

a)

Greece

1.

Marathon / running races

b)

Massachusetts, USA

2.

Basketball

c)

Soviet Union

3.

Sport climbing

189.

T or F: アメリカはマサチューセッツ州で誕生した。チョコレートチップクッキーとバスケットボールの発祥の地である。州都ボストンで有名であり、約250年前にアメリカが英国植民地支配者に対して戦いを始めた場所である。

a)

T

b)

F

190.

あなたの面白い事実を一つ教えてください!誕生日とか、好きなことなら何でも。

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