カプチーノとオマキザルの英語名は、同じ「修道士のあだ名」から生まれた

Q1. What is the passage mainly about?

1. AHow to make a good cappuccino at home
2. BWhy a coffee and a monkey have names from the same word
3. CWhere capuchin monkeys live today
4. DWhat friars eat and drink in Italy

Their names come from the same Italian word とあり、コーヒーとサルの名前の由来の話なので B。

Q2. Why did people call the friars "cappuccino"?

1. AThey drank a lot of coffee.
2. BThey kept small monkeys.
3. CTheir robes had a long, pointed hood.
4. DThey lived in South America.

because of the long, pointed hood on their robes とあるので C。

Q3. In this passage, what is a "hood"?

1. AA part of a coat or robe that covers your head
2. BA cup for hot drinks
3. CA kind of tree in the forest
4. DA long tail of a monkey

サルの頭の毛が hood に見える、修道服についている、という文脈から、頭をおおう服の一部（フード）なので A。

Q1. What is the main point of the passage?

1. AFriars invented the cappuccino in 1525.
2. BA coffee and a monkey were both named after the same friars.
3. CCapuchin monkeys like the taste of coffee.
4. DEnglish speakers made up the word "cappuccino."

コーヒーもサルも、カプチン会の修道士のあだ名から名前をもらった話なので B。

Q2. When did the word "cappuccino" for the drink reach English?

1. AAfter 1525
2. BIn the late 1700s
3. CAround 1950
4. DAbout 150 years ago

the word reached English around 1950 とあるので C。1700年代の終わりはサルの名前。

Q3. What can we learn about the monkey and the drink?

1. AThe drink was named first, and the monkey was named after the drink.
2. BBoth were named for the shape of the friars' hood.
3. CThe monkey was named for the hood, and the drink for the color of the robes.
4. DBoth names came from South America.

サルは hair ... that looks like a hood、コーヒーは its color reminded them of the friars' robes なので C。

Q1. What is the passage mainly about?

1. AThe history of coffee shops in Italy
2. BHow one Latin word for a hooded cloak led to many English words
3. CWhy friars stopped wearing hoods
4. DThe life of St. Martin

第1文の cappa ... has given English more everyday words が主題で、cappuccino・capuchin・cap・cape・chapel・a cappella と続くので B。

Q2. According to the passage, what do the dictionaries NOT tell us?

1. AWhen English borrowed the word for the friars
2. BWhy the monkey got its name
3. CWho first called the coffee a cappuccino
4. DWhat a cappella means today

None of the dictionaries ... say who first used the name, or in which café とあるので C。

Q3. Why does the writer mention the word "perhaps"?

1. ATo show that the link between chapel and St. Martin's cloak is not certain
2. BTo show that chapel does not come from Latin
3. CTo say that a cappella singing is rare
4. DTo suggest that the friars did not wear hoods

辞書が with a "perhaps" と断っている、と書くことで、chapel と聖マルティヌスのマントの結びつきが確実ではないと示しているので A。