問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が早稲田大学人間科学部の英語入試(正誤問題)を解説します。

以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
1. Most stories in my literature class are uninteresting but I enjoyed from the most recent book.
A. in my literature class
B. are
C. uninteresting
D. enjoyed from
E. NO ERROR

2. She looked forward to meet the new family that was moving in next door to her house.
A. to meet
B. that was moving
C. in
D. next door to
E. NO ERROR

3. I was born in Canada, lived in France for several years, but am now living in United States.
A. was born in
B. lived in
C. but
D. living in United States
E. NO ERROR

4. I'm too busy to have lunch with you today but I promise I call you later this week.
A. to have lunch
B. but
C. I call you
D. later
E. NO ERROR

5. Although she struggled for many years, she finally became a big success in Hollywood.
A. struggled
B. for many years
C. became
D. a big success
E. NO ERROR

問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が慶應義塾大学法学部の英語入試(正誤問題)の解説をします。

正誤問題の解き方を知って、勉強の参考にしましょう！

問題文全文(内容文)：
以下の英文には誤りがある。(a)～(e)で修正が必要な部分を選びなさい。
Started by Darwin and even Aristotle, the idea of human domestication (a) has since been just that: an idea. Now, for the first time, genetic comparisons between us and Neanderthals suggest that we really (b) may be the puppy dogs to their savage wolves. (c) Not only could this explain some long-standing mysterues ― (d) but also including why our brains are strangely smaller than ～(以下略)

問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が慶應義塾大学法学部の英語入試(正誤問題)の解説をします。

以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
(1) He was made to train too hard by no good reason.
1. made
2. to
3. train
4. by

(2) A strong objection was raised by a few countries in Asia such as North Korea and China.
1. raised
2. a few
3. such as
4. and China

(3) Yokohama is a most pleasant place to work as well as live in.
1. a
2. work
3. live
4. in

(4) The Article 9 of the Constitution should be amended.
1. The
2. Article
3. the
4. Constitution

(5) The monitor didn't turn on, nor did the brand new keyboard seemed to be working.
1. nor
2. did
3. seemed
4. working

問題文全文(内容文)：
as...asは知っている。thanも知っている。では……

Iyengar found that people who were shown a selection of six different jams in a store were about 10 times as likely to buy a jar than those exposed to a range of 24 flavors.(早稲田・政経 2010)