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【高校英語】共通テストの英文解釈 vol.1444
≪2023年共通テスト追試第3問B≫ 2023/12/25配信
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今回は2023年共通テスト追試第3問Bの内容を掲載します。
■ 問題
第3問 B
You have entered an English speech contest and you are reading an essay to
improve your presentation skills.
Gaining Courage
Rick Halston
In my last semester in college, I received an award for my final research
presentation. I wasn’t always good at speaking in front of people; in fact,
one of my biggest fears was of making speeches. Since my primary school
days, my shy personality had never been ideal for public speaking. From my
first day of college, I especially feared giving the monthly class
presentations. I would practise for hours on end. That helped somewhat,
but I still sounded nervous or confused.
A significant change came before my most important presentation when I
watched a music video from my favourite singer’s newly released album.
I noticed it sounded completely different from her previous work. She had
switched from soft-rock to classical jazz, and her style of clothes had
also changed. I thought she was taking a huge professional risk, but she
displayed such confidence with her new style that I was inspired. I would
change my sound and my look, too. I worked tirelessly to make my voice both
bolder and calmer. I wore a suit jacket over my shirt, and with each
practice, I felt my confidence grow.
When I started my final presentation, naturally, I was nervous, but
gradually a sense of calm flowed through me. I was able to speak with
clarity and answer the follow-up questions without tripping over my words.
At that moment, I actually felt confident. Right then, I understood that we
can either allow anxiety to control us or find new ways to overcome it.
There is no single clear way to become a confident presenter, but thanks to
that singer I realised that we need to uncover and develop our own courage.
問1 Put the following events ({1}~{4}) into the order in which they happened.
[ 18 ]→[ 19 ]→[ 20 ]→[ 21 ]
{1} He felt nervous at the start of his final presentation.
{2} He made short presentations on a regular basis.
{3} He was given a prize for his presentation.
{4} He was motivated to take a risk and act more confidently.
問2 Rick was moved by his favourite singer and [ 22 ].
{1} accepted his own shy personality
{2} decided to go to her next concert
{3} found new ways of going to class
{4} learnt from her dramatic changes
問3 From the essay, you learnt that Rick [ 23 ].
{1} began to deal with his anxiety
{2} decided to change professions
{3} improved his questioning skills
{4} uncovered his talent for singing
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