入試問題出典分析：2022年度早稲田大学人間科学部

▼2022年度早稲田大学人間科学部の入試英語長文読解問題出典は以下の通りです。

2022年度早稲田大学人間科学文学部［2月18日実施］

I-(i)

Cindi May, Does Music Boost Your Cognitive Performance?: The answer depends on your personality, March 3, 2020

Does Music Boost Your Cognitive Performance?

I-(ii)

ROSIE MCCALL, Climate Change Is Causing American Robins to Start Their Winter Migration 12 Days Earlier Than They Did in 1994, 4/3/20

Climate change is causing American robins to start their winter migration 12 days earlier than they did in 1994

I-(iii)

Christine Ro, What happens if you have no word for 'dinosaur', 17th January 2020

What happens if you have no word for 'dinosaur'

I-(iv)

TAYLOR KUBOTA, How social squid communicate in the dark; Researchers begin to reveal how social squid communicate in the near-blackness of the deep sea, March 23, 2020

How social squid communicate in the dark

I-(v)

Jennifer Nalewicki, This Library in Anchorage Lends Out Taxidermic Specimens: All you need to check out a snowy owl or a mounted rockfish is a library card, April 18, 2019

This Library in Anchorage Lends Out Taxidermic Specimens

I-(vi)

KASHMIRA GANDER, Eating a Diet Featuring Ketones Could Protect Brain Cells Against Alzheimer's Disease, Study on Mice Suggests, 12/10/19

Eating a diet featuring ketones could protect brain cells against Alzheimer's disease, study on mice suggests

I-(vii)

BRITTANY ROSTON, Study Finds A Type Of Music That Makes Exercise Seem Easier, FEB. 2, 2020 6:15 AM

Study finds a type of music that makes exercise seem easier - SlashGear

I-(viii)

Doyle Rice, New species of tiny 'bird-dinosaur' discovered trapped in 99-million-year-old amber, March 11, 2020

New species of tiny 'bird-dinosaur' discovered trapped in 99-million-year-old amber

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