東京女子医科大学英語2013年第4問
Wakamatsukawada Station Café - Monday, 10:30am
Tomoko: Good morning, David! Did you bring the latest copy of Café Magazine?
David: Here you go. My boss wants you to fill out a survey, though.
Tomoko: Okay, what kind of survey is it?
David: It's a reader survey. My company is doing research on people who read the magazine.
Tomoko: Let's take a look at lt. I don't have a pen, so would you mind writing for me?
David: Sure, no problem. Let's look at the first question.
Tomoko: You already know the answer to that question! I read every issue, but I get it from you.
David: Right.
Tomoko: As for the next question, I can't remember if I got it from you at first, or if I saw it at a cafe at Shinjuku Station. Do you remember?
David: Hmm, do you remember when that was?
Tomoko: Well... I guess it must have been 4 or 5 years ago, which is before I met you.
David: Got it.
Tomoko: How long do I read the magazine? Do they mean at one time or in total?
David: That's a good question (A)She didn't say.
Tomoko: If they mean at one time, then I read for over 30 minutes. But if it means in total, then I probably read one issue for over 5 hours.
David: That's so long! I didn't know that you liked the magazine that much. I'll write the total time.
Tomoko: Let's see, why am I interested in this magazine?
David: I can answer that one. You like to visit new cafes introduced in Café Magazine and I work for the magazine.
Tomoko: I don't think I can write two answers, though, so let's just write the first one.
David: Last question What do you think about the price?
Tomoko: That's really funny! I get it from you, though, so it's free.
David: Just imagine that you are paying for it, then!
Tomoko: I like the magazine a lot, but that price is pretty high. I could buy 5 cups of coffee for that! It's just an okay value to me.
David: That's the end of the survey. Thanks a lot, this will help my boss out.
Tomoko: (B)No, man you very much. I'm going to stay here and read it for now. Do you want to meet for lunch later?
David: Sounds great, but I'd better C first. I'll text you later, okay?
Tomoko: Okay, bye!
Suppose you are Tomoko, select the appropriate answer (a-d) for the questions (25-29), which appear in the reader survey.
- 25. How often do you read Café Magazine?
- a. Always
- b. Sometimes
- c. Rarely
- d. This is my first issue.
- 26. How did you start reading Café Magazine?
- a. I saw it in a library or in a shop.
- b. It was advertised somewhere.
- c. It was at a café.
- d. Someone gave me a copy.
- 27. How long do you read Café Magazine?
- a. Less than 30 minutes
- b. for 2 hours
- c. 3 or 4 hours
- d. over 5 hours
- 28. Why are you interested in Cafe Magazine?
- a. I enjoy the articles and/or photography.
- b. I like to visit the cat6s featured in Café Magazine.
- c. I own/manage/work in a cafe.
- d. I study about or teach about topics in Café Magazine.
- 29. Café Magazine costs \1,350 per issue. What do you think about this price?
- a. Café Magazine offers a great value for the price.
- b. Café Magazine offers a very good value for the price.
- c. Café Magazine offers an average value for the price.
- d. Café Magazine offers a very poor value for the price.
- 30. Who does (A)she in the dialogue refer to?
- a. Café Magazine publisher
- b. David
- c. David's boss
- d. Tomoko
- 31. Which part of line (B) should be most stressed in spoken conversation?
- a. No
- b. thank
- c. you
- d. very
- 32. Choose the most appropriate expression for (C) to complete the sentence.
- a. go home
- b. go to lunch
- c. return the magazine
- d. return to the office
- 33. Which sentence can be inferred about Tomoko and David?
- a. Tomoko and David are colleagues.
- b. Tomoko and David are friends.
- c. Tomoko is David's boss.
- d. Tomoko works at a cafe.
- 34. David will text Tomoko later on Monday. What will he most likely write?
- a. “Are you ready to eat?”
- b. “Let's meet at 8:30.”
- c. “My boss said no.”
- d. “OK, see you tomorrow.”