問題文全文(内容文)：
次の定義が表す最も適切な語をA~Dより1つ選べ
(1) more than is required
　　A. optimistic
　　B. mighty
　　C. sufficient
　　D. redundant

(2) really necessary for something
　　A. pleasant
　　B. crucial
　　C. honorable
　　D. cozy

(3) to keep something from being wasted or damaged
　　A. conserve
　　B. observe
　　C. perceive
　　D. conceive

問題文全文(内容文)：
明治大学商学部の2022年英語入試を解説します。

以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
⑴Do you remember (　) the lights off before we came out?
1 switching
2 that you switch
3 to have switched
4 to switch

⑵I have two cars: one is made in Japan and (　) in Germany.
1 another
2 others
3 the other
4 the others

⑶I should be obliged if you wouldn't interfere (　) my private concerns.
1 at
2 for
3 in
4 on

⑷I was a little boy who pointed out the fact (　) the king in the story was naked.
1 that
2 what
3 which
4 whose

⑸I understand you were wondering whether I'd be (　) of making enough room for someone else on stage.
1 capable
2 feasible
3 possible
4 practicable

問題文全文(内容文)：
埼玉大24年と22年の 英作文問題が同じ

問題文全文(内容文)：
アイドルるうさんが法政大学の英語入試に挑戦します。

以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
問3) We need to figure out what other things lead us to happiness (　) eating, such as taking a walk, reading books, and watching movies.
a. ahead　b. especially　c. additionally　d. besides

問9) More than five years have passed since the car accident. The victim no (　) suffers from nightmares about death.
a. longer　b. intention to　c. interest in　d. matter

問14) A: "I thought Jason and Erin were separating for just a while so that they could work out their problems. But, apparently, that's not the case. I want to hear the whole story."
　　 B: "(　). In detail!"
a. As much as you　b. So do I　c. Neither do I　d. As much as I do

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)