英語コミュニカティブテスト（４択）

ここに名前を書いて下さい ( Write your name here. )

各問の正しい答えをそれぞれ４つの選択肢の中から選び、最後に採点ボタンを押して下さい。
( Choose the correct answer for each question and then push the 'EVALUATE' button below. )

Q1 :
What did you order for me?
What did you promise to do?
What did you teach me?
What did you say, please?

-- I said that we need to do this NOW.

Q2 :
Hi Sachiko! May God be with you!
Hello Sachiko! To your health!
Hi Sachiko! How've you been?
Hello Sachiko! What's wrong?

-- Fine, thanks. And you?

Q3 :
Shall we go to see the Robin Williams movie?

-- I think I know him.
-- I'm not sure, but it's perplexing.
-- I see nothing.
-- Why not?

Q4 :
You are going to a movie, aren't you?
Do you love to watch movies?
How about going to a movie?
Don't you like movies?

-- Sure. I'd love to.

Q5 :
Last weekend I went on a trip to Hokkaido.
Could you put me through to Mr. Smith, please?
Where do you stand on this matter?
I must stress that this goal will be hard to attain.

-- I see what you mean.

Q6 :
As I see it, expressways should be free of charge.
They aren't sure if expressways should be free of charge.
So, you think expressways should be free of charge?
Rumor says that expressways will be free of charge next year.

-- I agree!

Q7 :
Do you think it'll rain tomorrow?

-- It won't fall down.
-- It's true.
-- We certainly will.
-- It's not very likely.

Q8 :
Is it OK if I leave now?

-- I'm afraid not. We still have work to do.
-- It's not allowed to stay here alone.
-- I'm sorry not to be able to leave.
-- Certainly. I'd be glad to.

Q9 :
How do you say "enryo" in English?
Will you write down "enryo" in kanji?
Did you say "enryo" is a traditional word?
What do you think about "enryo"?

-- I think it's "being modest" or "being polite."

Q10 :
Why don't we ask them to dinner this Saturday night?

-- I appreciate your attention.
-- Don't you think it's nice?
-- That would be fine.
-- We would like to have dinner.

Q11 :
If we operate now, he'll be alright.
What a pity that you couldn't come.
What's the weather like outside?
How long have you been waiting?

-- Yes, I'm sorry about that.

Q12 :
Scott, did you hear that I got a job at Oriental Bank?

-- I hope so!
-- It's a pleasure!
-- You must be tired!
-- Well, congratulations!

Q13 :
Won't you have some more coffee?

-- It's no use crying over spilt milk.
-- Yes, there is some more coffee.
-- No, thank you. I've had enough.
-- Yes, help yourself, please.

Q14 :
What is America's "Civil Rights Law?"

-- Japan's Equal Employment Opportunity Law almost means this.
-- It is Japan's Equal Employment Opportunity Law.
-- It's something like Japan's Equal Employment Opportunity Law.
-- It means Japan's Equal Employment Opportunity Law.

Q15 :
The Giants lost the match, didn't they?
When did Marian and her husband arrive?
Didn't you and the girls meet yesterday?
Are you sure the shops are closed?

-- They surely did.

Q16 :
Would you help me with my homework tonight?
Please don't smoke. This is the non-smoking section.
You used to smoke ten cigarettes a day, didn't you?
Ken, will you please not talk during the test?

-- I'm sorry but I can't. I have a big math exam tomorrow.

Q17 :
You believe in UFO's? Why?
Are you understood?
Is that clear now?
How's everything?

-- Yes, I understand.

Q18 :
Excuse me. I couldn't quite hear that.

-- I hear they are awfully careful.
-- Don't mind. I can hear you.
-- I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
-- What I said was, "Be careful."

Q19 :
Could you tell me how to respond in English when another person sneezes?

-- Sorry, I don't know how to say it.
-- We have a lot of types of flu these days.
-- You are OK if you've had it already.
-- Thousands of people have caught the flu.

Q20 :
That year Hemingway won a Pulitzer Prize for The Old Man and the Sea.

-- Yes, please.
-- Uh-huh.
-- With pleasure.
-- Right away.

Q21 :
So it's agreed. We need to hire someone in Osaka.

-- Needless to say, how could we increase sales in Hiroshima?
-- That is to say, how could we increase sales in Hiroshima?
-- To change the subject, how could we increase sales in Hiroshima?
-- Strangely enough, how could we increase sales in Hiroshima?

Q22 :
Why are they against having the school day run from noon to 8 p.m.?

-- Because students think it is impossible to keep running for such a long time.
-- Simply because students don't like to run on the school grounds.
-- On the one hand, students like it. On the other, teachers like it, too.
-- For one thing, students don't like it. And for another, teachers don't either.

Q23 :
So, you say English should be used in teaching all the subjects at school!

-- Thanks. These things happen.
-- That's not what I meant to say.
-- That's too bad.
-- Maybe some other time.

Q24 :
I wonder when Sue will be here.

-- Sue told me that Tom was a wonderful guy.
-- Sue is soon getting married with Tom.
-- Sue will be twenty next Tuesday.
-- Sue told me she'd be 30 minutes late.

Q25 :
I don't know what to do about Fred.

-- Stop laughing and be serious for a moment.
-- That's exactly what I recommend.
-- If I were you, I'd talk to him directly.
-- You must realize what to do about him.

Q26 :
My grandfather died last weekend.

-- God bless you!
-- I'm really sorry to hear that.
-- It's alright. We can help ourselves.
-- I've got no idea what it was.

Q27 :
I cut it short. Is this good enough?

-- Congratulations!
-- It'll do.
-- Of course. I'd be glad to.
-- You are welcome.

Q28 :
Well, I must be going now. See you soon!

-- It's been nice talking to you!
-- I didn't see anything.
-- Where have you been?
-- Can you hear me?

Q29 :
Please forgive me.
Don't mention it.
Tea or coffee?
What do you call it?

-- No problem.

Q30 :
Where did the climbers go?
May I say something?
Mind your head!
What's the matter?

-- Sure. Go ahead.

Q31 :
Sorry, what does "corporation" mean?
Sorry, is Dick a cooperative person?
Excuse me. Is a "corporation" the same?
Excuse me. Could you spell "cooporation" here?

-- It's basically the same as "company."

Q32 :
Which shoes are yours?

-- There are some.
-- Mine are.
-- The shoes are.
-- Those are.

Q33 :
And now, for our first speaker, Mr. Smith!

-- Sure. Hold on a minute.
-- Thank you, Mr. Jones. Ladies and gentlemen...
-- Cheers! Mr. Jones, it is a pleasure to be here.
-- Don't mind. It's OK with me.

Q34 :
Cheers!
Good afternoon, Professor Tanaka.
Congratulations!
It has been a pleasure to have known you.

-- Hello, Chris. How are you today?

Q35 :
Can you come to my house for lunch this Saturday, George?

-- Come on, keep trying.
-- I'd be glad to.
-- Can I help you?
-- Yes, let's.

Q36 :
Could I please say a few words?

-- By all means.
-- That isn't true.
-- So what?
-- Which do you prefer?

Q37 :
Could you recommend a good American writer?

-- For the sake of argument, Jack London.
-- By the way, Jack London.
-- I say Jack London.
-- For instance, Jack London.

Q38 :
Does anyone else have any other matters of concern these days?

-- The job of a politician is to serve the community.
-- Nobody is sure if that is a matter of importance or not.
-- I'm not interested in politics at all.
-- I'd like to say something about the air pollution.

Q39 :
There is something on my mind.
You shouldn't have done that.
Fancy seeing it at this time!
I am worried about something.

-- It won't happen again.

Q40 :
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Do you mean to tell me that you can't do it?
I didn't get that joke. Can you explain it to me?
What was Jane's reaction to your remarks?

-- To be honest with you, that's right.

Q41 :
Do you keep this design in mind?
This design is quite alright now.
The design has been in mind for a long time.
This design is not what I had in mind.

-- Alright. We'll try to fix it.

Q42 :
Mr. Jones, let me show you Mrs. Browning.
Mr. Jones. I'd like you to meet Mrs. Browning.
I'm sorry. Mrs. Browning will meet Mr. Jones.
Mr. Jones, you shall meet Mrs. Browning.

-- It's a pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Browning.

Q43 :
Jane got first prize at the international piano contest in Switzerland.

-- She must be lazy!
-- That's all right!
-- How nice!
-- What's the matter?

Q44 :
How do I make "a crane" with this paper?

-- Please hold the handle tightly.
-- I'm afraid I don't keep cranes at home.
-- It's so nice to see cranes in the park with you.
-- Fold it like this, and then into a triangle.

Q45 :
My mom won the lottery!

-- That will be very nice.
-- Please forgive me.
-- Well, fancy that!
-- Can you manage?

Q46 :
What do you mean by "efflorescence?"

-- To tell the truth, it means "flowering" or "developing."
-- Frankly speaking, it means "flowering" or "developing."
-- Far from it. It means "flowering" or "developing."
-- Er, how shall I put it? It means "flowering" or "developing."

Q47 :
Don't worry. You can hand in the report next week.

-- Thank you very much. I'll give it a hand.
-- That's very kind of you.
-- I won't worry and hand it in.
-- Thank you. You are very grateful.

Q48 :
Can you help me, please?
Do the dishes, please.
Can I give you a hand?
Could I borrow your comb?

-- Oh, that would be very nice of you.

Q49 :
It's really hot today, isn't it?

-- That's right.
-- It's to the right.
-- Put on those clothes!
-- He's generally hot-tempered.

Q50 :
With respect to interplanetary travel, scientists face a daunting task.

-- Sorry, I don't understand.
-- I'm sorry. I regret having done it.
-- Again, what did you teach?
-- Pardon me. I really regret it.

これでおしまいです。どうでしたか？
最後に、この問題についての感想も一言書いてください。（感想は日本語モードになおしてから書いてね）