問題文全文(内容文)：
ヨーロッパを中心に人気のある「ケンブリッジ英語検定」にて、CEFR基準で最も高いC2レベルを獲得している日野原先生がついに「りすうこべつチャンネル」に初登場です。

問題文全文(内容文)：
This is the village (which / that) I was born in.
This is the village in which I was born.
The man (who(m)) we were chatting with yesterday was the leader of our team.
I will meet the writer I have wanted to talk with.

問題文全文(内容文)：
英語力を確認するために、以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
(1問目：空欄補充、2問目：正誤)

My uncle doesn't smoke at all, but he （　） a heavy smoker.
1. used to be　2. was used to be　3. would be　4. would have been

If you learn ①from a bitter experience, you change how you behave so that it does not happen again ②or so that, if it ③will happen again, you can deal ④with it better.

問題文全文(内容文)：
YouTuberたっくまんさんとの対談動画です。

英文法問題集のおすすめを紹介します！

長所と短所を確認して、英文法を得意にしましょう！

問題文全文(内容文)：
次の問いにおいて、文章中の（　　）に入れるべき文が三つ、順不同で下のA～Cに示されている。
論理的な文章にするのに最も適当な配列のものを、それぞれ下の1～6のうちから選べ。

【問】
Throat microphones, which pick up the vibrations of normal
speech directly through the skin rather than through the air,
are useful in extremely noisy situations such as when
motorcycle messengers on the freeway must communicate
with their headquarters. (　　 ) For now at least, our private
thoughts are safe.

A. While some people worry that a system like this will be able to read
our minds, in its current stage it can only understand a few simple words.

B. The system is sensitive enough to pick up the "inner speech" we use
when we are silently reading or thinking.

C. Now NASA scientists have developed a more advanced system than
throat microphones.

For now at least, our private thoughts are safe.

1. (A)→(B)→(C)
2. (A)→(C)→(D)
3. (B)→(A)→(C)
4. (B)→(C)→(A)
5. (C)→(A)→(B)
6. (C)→(B)→(A)


【問】
Gorillas are social animals with many similarities to humans. When
threatened, a male leader may attempt to protect his group
through aggressive displays which.commonly involve chest-beating
or short rushes toward the danger. (　　 ) Although watching TV or
videos is sometimes said to be harmful to human beings, the
keepers think that this plan might make gorillas "think more about life."

A. In zoos this shyness sometimes develops into inactivity or depression.

B. Some zookeepers in Russia therefore have come up with a plan to give
gorillas a broader experience of life by showing them wildlife videos.

C. However, studies indicate that gorillas are normally quiet, even shy,
animals that live in stable family groups.

...the keepers think that this plan might make gorillas "think more about life."

1. (A)→(B)→(C)
2. (A)→(C)→(B)
3. (B)→(A)→(C)
4. (B)→(C)→(A)
5. (C)→(A)→(B)
6. (C)→(B)→(A)