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朝活ミニテスト 第10回
制限時間 9分・全10問（リスニングあり）。選択肢を押すとタイマーが自動スタート。
語彙・熟語（大問1形式）
目安 2分30秒空所に入れるのに最も適切なものを1つ選びなさい。
訳：その会社は地球の気候に関するデータを集めるため、来年小型人工衛星を打ち上げる予定だ。
訳：火星の表面を探査し、かつて水が存在した証拠を探すためにロボットが送られてきた。
訳：月の重力は地球よりずっと弱いので、宇宙飛行士はそこでずっと高く跳ぶことができる。
訳：科学者たちは宇宙で植物がどのように育つかを知るため、宇宙ステーションでいくつかの実験を行う予定だ。
訳：技術者たちは、極度の熱からロケットを守る新しい方法を考え出さなければならなかった。
長文読解（大問3形式）
目安 4分Space Tourism
For most of the history of space travel, only astronauts chosen and trained by governments were able to go into space. That began to change in 2001, when an American businessman paid about 20 million dollars to travel to the International Space Station on a Russian rocket. He became the world's first "space tourist," and his trip showed that ordinary people might one day be able to visit space.
Since then, several private companies have been developing rockets and spacecraft for tourists. In 2021, two companies successfully launched flights that took passengers to the edge of space. These trips lasted only about ten minutes, but passengers were able to float in zero gravity and see the curve of the Earth. The companies say that as the technology improves, the cost of tickets will come down and more people will be able to experience space.
However, space tourism has also been criticized. Each rocket launch releases large amounts of carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere, and some scientists worry that frequent flights could harm the environment. Others argue that the money spent on trips for rich people would be better used to solve problems on Earth. Supporters, on the other hand, say that the technology developed for tourism may help scientists explore space in the future.
リスニング（Part1 会話形式）
目安 2分W Dad, look at this. The planetarium is having a special show about black holes this Saturday.
M That sounds interesting. What time does it start?
W There are shows at eleven and at two. The website says the tickets are selling fast.
M I have a meeting on Saturday morning, so let's go to the afternoon show.
W OK. Should I buy the tickets online now?
M Yes, please. I'll pay you back later.
スピーキング（面接No.4形式）
35秒Do you think countries should spend more money on space research?
💡 抽象的な話題ほど For example で身近な例（天気予報・GPS）を出すと具体的になります。
模範解答
はい。宇宙研究は地球上の人々の役に立つと思います。例えば、人工衛星は天気予報やGPSに使われています。また、宇宙のために開発された新技術は、後に日常生活で使われることがよくあります。
💡 抽象的な話題ほど For example で身近な例（天気予報・GPS）を出すと具体的になります。
📝 解答 ― 2級 第10回
スピーキング模範解答：Yes. I think space research can help people on Earth. For example, satellites are used for weather forecasts and GPS. Also, new technology developed for space is often used in our daily lives later.
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