Grammar
Question: 「昨日、彼はベッドに横になった」という英文になるように、( )に適語をいれてください。 "He ( ) on the bed yesterday."
Answer: "He ( lay ) on the bed yesterday." cf lie - lay - lain：横たわる（自動詞、目的語なし）
Question: When people say “first floor” in the UK, which floor does that refer to? "( ) Floor."
Answer: "2nd Floor" cf (ちなみに、イギリスでは1階のことはGround Floor)
MLK Jr. once said, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the (c ) of their skin but by the (c ) of their (c )."
Answer : ~ by the (color) of their skin but by the (content) of their (character)."
Question: How do you say "卒業式" in English? "(C ) ceremony".
Answer: "(Commencement) ceremony"
Question: In Japanese, it's called “コンセント,” but what is it called in English?
Answer: "outlet", "socket"
Question: 「私はあの時、そのアドバイスを聞くべきだったのに（実際は聞かなかった）」という文を、4語で完成させてください。 "I ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) the advice then."
Answer: "I (should) (have) (listened) (to) the advice then."
Question: What do British people call what Americans refer to as an “apartment”?
Answer: "flat"
Steve Jobs once said, “You can’t connect the ( ) looking (f ); you can only connect them looking (b )."
Answer: “You can’t connect the (dots) looking (foward); you can only connect them looking (backward)."
Question: How do you say 授業の"単位" in English?
Answer: "Credit"
Question: In Japanese, it's called “パーカー,” but what is it called in English?
Answer: "hoodie"
Question: 強調のために "Never" を文頭に置いて、次の文を書き換えてください。 "I have never seen such a beautiful sunset."
Answer: "Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset."
Question: What is the name of the formal dance party that marks the end of life in an American high school?
Answer: "Prom"
Nelson Mandela once said, "The greatest glory in living lies not in never (f ), but in (r ) every time we fall." 「人生の最大の栄光は、決して転ばないことではない。転ぶたびに起き上がり続けることだ。」
Answer: "The greatest glory in living lies not in never (falling), but in (rising) every time we fall."
Question「私は経済学を専攻しています」を英語で表現するとき、( )に入る単語を答えてください。"I'm ( ) in (e )."
Answer: ""I'm (majoring) in (economics)."
Question: How do you say "あなたには関係がない、余計なお世話だ" in English? It's ( ) of your ( ).
Answer: It's ( none ) of your ( business ).
Question: 「誰が何と言おうとも、私は自分の夢を諦めない」を英語にしてください。"( )( )( ) anyone says, I ( ) give up my dream."
Answer: "(No)(matter) (what) anyone says, I (won't) give up my dream."
Question: What does “LOL” stand for, which is often used on social media?
Answer: "Laughing Out Loud"
Armstrong, the first human to set foot on the moon, said, ”That’s one small step for a man, one giant ( ) for mankind.”「これは一人の人間にとっては小さな一歩だが、人類にとっては偉大な飛躍である。 」
Answer: ”That’s one small step for a man, one giant ( leap) for mankind.”
Question: How do you say "同窓生、卒業生" in English for graduates after they've finished school?
Answer: "Alumni"
Please fill in the blank! "Speak of the ( )! We were just talking about you." 「噂をすれば！ちょうど君の話をしていたんだよ」
Answer: "Speak of the (devil)! We were just talking about you."
Question: 「彼は彼女がすぐに医者に診てもらうよう強く勧めた」という意味の英文になるように、( )に適語をいれてください。 "He insisted that she ( ) a doctor immediately."
Answer: "He insisted that she ( see ) a doctor immediately."
Question: In America, “ナス” is called “eggplant,” but what do they call it in Britain?
Answer: Aubergine（オバジーン）
Thomas Edison once said , "Genius is one percent (i ), ninety-nine percent (p )." 「天才とは1%のひらめきと、99%の努力（発汗）である。」
Answer: "Genius is one percent (inspiration), ninety-nine percent (perspiration)."
Question: What is the term for the time set aside by professors at universities to answer questions outside of class? "( ) hours."
Answer: "(Office) hours."
Fill in the blanks. "I gave my opinion. The (b ) is in your (c )." 「意見は言ったよ。あとは君次第だ。」
"I gave my opinion. The (ball) is in your (court )."