N3 Reading · Test 67

The passage states that although the notebook only contains food-related entries, 'それだけでその日一日のいろいろなことが思い出せる' (just from that, various things about the whole day come to mind). Option 2 captures this exactly: looking at the food records lets the writer recall things beyond what was recorded.

• 1The passage never says the notebook helps write a detailed diary later. In fact, the notebook has replaced the diary ('日記の代わり'), so this is the opposite of the passage's point.
• 3This reverses the logic. The passage says food records trigger memories of other things, not that records of activities trigger memories of food.
• 4The notebook records food, not 'things done' (したこと). Also, the point is not that memories 'remain' more easily, but that reading the food notes actively triggers recall of the whole day.

• 意外いがいに — unexpectedly, surprisingly
• 面白おもしろい — interesting, amusing
• 思い出せる（おもいだせる） — can recall, can remember
• 代かわり — substitute, replacement

The email states that the current building is old and will be rebuilt in the same location, and during the construction period (Aug 1 – Nov 30) the company will operate at a different address. Option 4 correctly summarizes this: from Aug 1 to Nov 30, the company does business at a different location.

• 1The email says they will rebuild in the same place, not move into a newly rebuilt building on Aug 1. The new building won't be ready until after construction; during construction they operate elsewhere.
• 2The email explicitly says phone and fax numbers do not change ('電話番号とファクス番号は今までと変わりません'). Only the address changes temporarily.
• 3The email says they will continue business at a temporary address during construction, not that they will suspend operations.

• 建て直す（たてなおす） — to rebuild, to reconstruct
• 工事期間中こうじきかんちゅう — during the construction period
• 営業えいぎょうする — to do business, to operate (a business)
• ご不便をおかけします（ごふべんをおかけします） — we apologize for the inconvenience (polite)

The passage says that if the minimum temperature between arrival day 3 PM and departure day 6 AM drops below 0 degrees, the hotel fee is discounted. Option 2 says 'when the temperature drops to 0 degrees or below during the specified time period,' which matches this condition.

• 1The discount is based on temperature, not on snowfall. Snow is mentioned only as context for the hotel's location.
• 3The discount is not about comparing arrival day vs. departure day temperatures. It is about the minimum temperature during the entire stay period dropping below 0.
• 4The discount is automatic based on temperature, not something you request upon arrival.

• 割引わりびき — discount
• 最低気温さいていきおん — minimum temperature
• 到着日とうちゃくび — arrival day
• 出発日しゅっぱつび — departure day

The printout instructs all students taking the '国際経済学' course to write a 600–800 character report and submit it the following week on July 18. Option 3 correctly states that students enrolled in the course must submit a report the following week.

• 1The printout says '全員、遅れないように来てください' (everyone, come without being late), indicating attendance is mandatory, not optional.
• 2The printout mentions that students from other departments will also participate, but it does not say participation is optional for students not interested in working in Asia. All enrolled students are expected to attend.
• 4The report requirement applies to all students in the course ('全員'), not only those who want to work in Asia. The mention of Asia is about the guest speaker's topic being especially useful for those students, not a condition for the report.

• 専門に研究される（せんもんにけんきゅうされる） — to research as a specialty (honorific)
• 他学部たがくぶ — other departments/faculties
• 翌週よくしゅう — the following week
• レポート（れぽーと） — report, paper