単語テスト
30問のテスト
| 1 | abridged |
| 2 | endorse |
| 3 | plaque |
| 4 | exempt |
| 5 | recur |
| 6 | skeptical |
| 7 | perishable |
| 8 | detour |
| 9 | vicinity |
| 10 | feasible |
| 11 | insulation |
| 12 | occupancy |
| 13 | deteriorate |
| 14 | adverse |
| 15 | botanical |
| 16 | fluctuation |
| 17 | mandatory |
| 18 | tenure |
| 19 | gala |
| 20 | stagnant |
| 21 | testimonial |
| 22 | anonymous |
| 23 | consolidate |
| 24 | custodian |
| 25 | itemize |
| 26 | repave |
| 27 | viable |
| 28 | deviate |
| 29 | optimal |
| 30 | raffle |
リスニングテスト
Part5テスト
1. At a company luncheon next week, Ms. Inoue will receive an award for her ——- contribution to Perfect Tools Inc.
(A) impress (B) impressive (C) impressed (D) impressively
2. ——- other staff members who took part in the teambuilding workshop, Mr. Jones’ productivity has improved markedly.
(A) Altogether (B) Like (C) Although (D) However
3. The effort of workers in the mail department is ——- valued to that of people working in advertising.
(A) equal (B) equally (C) equality (D) equalize
4. One of the top criteria used to rank universities is the ——- of the education, including tuition rates and financial aid options.
(A) afford (B) affordable (C) affordably (D) affordability
5. Ms. Bruno is now looking for ——- a caterer and a florist for the upcoming annual company banquet.
(A) either (B) both (C) whether (D) never
6. Some Sydney suburbs recorded more ——- three inches of rain in the early hours of yesterday morning.
(A) over (B) above (C) than (D) from
7. When Mr. Kim downloaded and used the X90 software, he ——- noticed any differences between it and the previous editions.
(A) bare (B) barer (C) barely (D) barest
8. Cloud Publishing turned down the manuscript ——- the plot was considered too predictable.
(A) because (B) so that (C) however (D) due to
9. The recruiting agency informed the restaurant owner that it had several ——- candidates on file for the head chef position.
(A) qualified (B) qualifying (C) qualification (D) qualifies
10. Students from the biology class —— on a field trip to the botanical gardens last Friday.
(A) studied (B) went (C) chose (D) completed
11. A recent survey showed that 14 percent of respondents feel company management only promotes people who ——- work late.
(A) habit (B) habitual (C) habitually (D) habitation
12. Interns at Harbor Publishing may choose to assist with ongoing research projects, or design one of ——-, with an opportunity to publish their results.
(A) they (B) their (C) themselves (D) their own
13. The global project manager’s challenge is to create a team ——- members work well together although they see each other infrequently.
(A) whose (B) its (C) that (D) which
14. The retirement party for Mr. Chen will be held at a newly ——- hotel where we held the annual shareholder meeting previously.
(A) renovate (B) renovating (C) renovation (D) renovated
15. As a successful business person, Mr. O’Neill has been very effective in advising college students about ——- course options to pursue.
(A) that (B) how (C) where (D) which
16. The food for the annual company banquet was prepared by Bradenton Kitchen, an ——- catering business in Springfield.
(A) excel (B) excels (C) excellent (D) excellently
17. Compared with other fast-food chains, Hungry Burgers places ——- emphasis on employee education.
(A) greater (B) greatly (C) more greatly (D) as great as
18. Many companies use pens as a giveaway instead of —— promotional items although they are often considered a corporate cliché.
(A) another (B) another one (C) each other (D) other
19. The snowstorm left many airline passengers ——- at the airport because many hotels were already fully booked.
(A) strand (B) stranding (C) stranded (D) strands
20. Happy Department Store is relocating to a building ——- from its current location on Madison Avenue to address its growing storage needs.
(A) between (B) around (C) to (D) across
21. One of the programs instituted by the new company director is to assign mentors to ——- to provide access to advice from more experienced employees.
(A) recruit (B) recruits (C) recruited (D) recruitment
22. The staff members at Woodland Hotel are very ——- and helpful, which makes the guests feel comfortable.
(A) cooperation (B) cooperators (C) cooperative (D) cooperatively
23. The number of farms in the region has declined by 45 percent ——- the past 30 years.
(A) in (B) by (C) out (D) off
24. An extremely ——- research project was carried out to assess the viability of expanding the firm internationally.
(A) costs (B) costing (C) costly (D) cost
25. To ease traffic congestion on James River Freeway, a new 300-meter-long tunnel has been ——-.
(A) construction (B) constructing (C) construct (D) constructed
26. All restaurants in Breeze Town must undergo a health ——- every three months.
(A) inspect (B) inspecting (C) inspector (D) inspection
27. First Choice Bank announced yesterday that its board of directors would meet next Monday to discuss ——- to proceed with the merger.
(A) prior (B) which (C) whether (D) furthermore
28. Senior management has required that department heads check with each other before ——- any major events.
(A) scheduling (B) scheduled (C) schedule (D) schedules
29. The front door should be kept locked when reception is unattended ——- only a brief absence is anticipated.
(A) because (B) even if (C) despite (D) due to
30. Meetings to discuss the status of the latest construction project ——- due to an unforeseen delay caused by the weather.
(A) was rescheduled (B) will reschedule (C) rescheduled (D) have been rescheduled
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Part7テスト（速読）
Questions 181-185 refer to the following article and campus guide.
【article 169語 51秒】
Cordar Textiles to Make Sportswear for Dynamaxon
BELFAST (12 October)―Cordar Textiles, a major local employer, signed a contract earlier this week to manufacture sportswear for the international company Dynamaxon. Cordar Textiles was selected from a number of manufacturers after a lengthy, vigorous vetting process conducted by Dynamaxon’s senior designer, Lance Akins.
“I visited the facilities of all potential providers to make sure that whoever we chose could meet our quality standards and production schedule,” explained Mr. Akins. “What makes Cordar stand out is the quality and durability of its fabrics―that is exactly what our customers look for.”
Cordar Textiles’ lead production manager, Dmitri Levin, is enthusiastic about the contract but acknowledges that there are logistical challenges ahead. “The company will have to add a dozen experienced production operators as early as next month. This opportunity is great for our firm and for the city, but it will be demanding for management over the next few weeks.” Full-scale production is expected to begin in early January.
【campus guide 169語 51秒】
Welcome to Cordar Textiles! Here is a guide to our campus buildings and departments.
The Front Building houses the security office. If you are a visitor to our campus, this is your first stop. Visitors must sign in and obtain guest badges to gain access to other campus facilities. The main gate, located just beyond the Front Building, is the initial stop for employees. Employees must show their entry card before reporting to their work assignment site.
Rosen Hall contains the main administrative offices, including Human Resources, the executive offices, and the Marketing Department. A cafeteria and several conference rooms are on the ground floor. Rosen Hall is located next to the Front Building.
South Block is Cordar Textiles’ principal warehouse, where raw materials are stored and finished products are prepared for delivery. The South Block is located at the end of the main campus road.
The East Building is the heart of Cordar Textiles. It accommodates the entire production crew of 120, including line workers and production managers.