英検2級ボキャブラリー

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パート1:ボキャブラリー

1. horizon noun [huh-rahy-zuhn]

the line where the earth or sea seems to meet the sky; the limit of a person's knowledge or experience

◼ Example: As the sun set, the colors painted across the horizon were breathtaking.

2. professional adjective [pruh-fesh-uh-nl]

relating to a particular profession; characterized by skill, competence, or expertise

◼ Example: She is a professional dancer who performs on stages around the world.

3. I'm not sure phrase [ahym-not-shoor]

used to express uncertainty or lack of confidence in one's knowledge or opinion

◼ Example: "Will it rain tomorrow?" "I'm not sure, but I heard there's a chance of showers."

4. in contrast phrase [in-kon-trahst]

showing a notable difference or opposition between two things

◼ Example: The tall skyscrapers of the city stood in contrast to the peaceful countryside.

5. be responsible for phrase [bee ri-spon-suh-buhl fawr]

to have the duty or obligation to take care of or manage something

◼ Example: As the team leader, she is responsible for ensuring that the project is completed on time.

6. generation noun [jen-uh-rey-shuhn]

a group of individuals born and living around the same time; a stage in the development of something

◼ Example: The older generation often shares their wisdom and experiences with the younger generation.

7. Olympics noun [oh-lim-piks]

a major international sports event featuring various competitions between athletes from different countries

◼ Example: The Summer Olympics are held every four years, showcasing the world's top athletes.

8. by chance phrase [bahy-chans]

happening unexpectedly or accidentally, without planned intention

◼ Example: I ran into my old friend at the grocery store by chance.

9. dig verb [dig]

to break up, turn over, or remove earth or soil with a tool or by using hands

◼ Example: The archaeologists carefully dug through the layers of soil to uncover ancient artifacts.

10. be different from phrase [bee-dif-er-uhnt from]

to have dissimilarities or variations compared to something or someone else

◼ Example: Her artistic style is different from her sister's, but both have their unique creative approaches.

パート2:練習問題1

Give the word being asked for each number.

◼ horizon

◼ professional

◼ I'm not sure

◼ in contrast

◼ be responsible for

◼ generation

◼ Olympics

◼ by chance

◼ dig

◼ be different from

____________________1. happening unexpectedly or accidentally, without planned intention

____________________2. to have dissimilarities or variations compared to something or someone else

____________________3. used to express uncertainty or lack of confidence in one's knowledge or opinion

____________________4. showing a notable difference or opposition between two things

____________________5. the line where the earth or sea seems to meet the sky; the limit of a person's knowledge or experience

____________________6. to break up, turn over, or remove earth or soil with a tool or by using hands

____________________7. a major international sports event featuring various competitions between athletes from different countries

____________________8. to have the duty or obligation to take care of or manage something

____________________9.a group of individuals born and living around the same time; a stage in the development of something

____________________10. relating to a particular profession; characterized by skill, competence, or expertise

パート2:練習問題2

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences below.

1) As the sun set, a golden glow appeared on the _____________ .

a. in contrast

b. horizon

c. I'm not sure

d. be responsible for

2) He is a _____________ chef who has worked in renowned restaurants around the world.

a. professional

b. Olympics

c. dig

d. horizon

3) Archaeologists often _____________ in ancient sites to uncover historical artifacts.

a. be responsible for

b. dig

c. generation

d. by chance

4) The city skyline, with its towering skyscrapers, stands _____________ to the calmness of the countryside.

a. by chance

b. horizon

c. in contrast

d. be different from

5) Your approach to problem-solving may _____________ others in the team.

a. by chance

b. horizon

c. in contrast

d. be different from