問題文全文(内容文)：
2022年慶應義塾大学商学部の英語入試を講評します。

(29) I won't let them know about your problem. I promise not （　） you want me to.
1 as far as　2 if　3 to unless　4 only that but also

(30) A wall was created on the border between the two countries, which would be （　） easy to cross.
1 respectively　2 differently　3 anymore　4 otherwise

(31) The open space next to my house is not a park （　）, but more like a patch of garden.
1 as such　2 at most　3 by itself　4 from nature

(32) Being a native speaker of a language （　） you are an effective communicator in that language.
1 not necessarily means　2 doesn't always mean　3 not hardly means　4 doesn't seldom mean

(33) Violence in this country is geographically （　） in certain areas.
1 concentrated　2 condensed　3 contaminated　4 contracted

(34) We were planning to go （　）last month, but decided against it, because we did not want to risk getting infected with the virus.
1 for a travel　2 traveling　3 to travel　4 over traveling

(35) Feedback that shows gamblers their losses can counteract their faulty memory of wins versus losses. This is （　）, why many companies that profit from providing online gambling opportunities don't give their customers any feedback whatsoever.
1 no doubt　2 far more　3 no way　4 far above

問題文全文(内容文)：
日本大学の英語入試を講評します。

文法問題を理解して、英語入試を攻略しましょう！

問題文全文(内容文)：
involveの訳し方について、解説しています。

① The nagashi-somen experience was really interesting! It involved trying to catch cooked noodles with chopsticks as they slid down a bamboo water slide. (共通テスト 2022)

② And for that, we need to define intelligence. Different people have defined intelligence in different ways. For our purposes, let's say that intelligence involves the ability to achieve goals. (学習院大 2020)

問題文全文(内容文)：
2022年度京都大学「古文」の解説動画です

問題文全文(内容文)：
2022年度青山学院大学の英語入試を解説します。

以下の問題の(　)内の英文を解釈してみましょう。
Discussions of urban mobility often focus on travel speeds: enabling people to travel significant distances in short periods of time. This focus is mistaken. This history of cities shows that as travel speeds increase, our cities spread out. We end up spending as much time traveling as before, only at faster speeds over longer distances. (People unable to operate, or unable to afford, the faster mode of travel are left behind, able to meet fewer and fewer of their needs close to home.)