大学入試対策｜英語 会話文問題19 難易度：★☆☆☆☆

Hana: Have you ever thought about how much we share online these days?
Leo: （　①　）
Hana: I sometimes worry about privacy. Anyone can see your photos or comments.
Leo: That’s true. Even strangers can learn a lot about you.
Hana: I try not to post too much personal information.
Leo: （　②　）
Hana: Exactly. And some people forget that what they post can affect their future.
Leo: Like when companies check your social media before hiring you?
Hana: Yes. One post can change how people see you.
Leo: I think schools should teach students about online behavior.
Hana: I agree. We need to learn how to protect our digital lives.
Leo: And not just privacy—relationships are changing, too.
Hana: （　③　）
Leo: Yes. It’s easier to connect with people, but sometimes it feels less real.
Hana: I know what you mean. Some people only talk through messages.
Leo: Right. And misunderstandings happen more often without face-to-face talk.
Hana: Still, the internet helps people stay in touch, especially long-distance.
Leo: （　④　）
Hana: The key is to use it carefully and think before we share.
Leo: Definitely. We need to be smart and respectful online.
Hana: I’m glad we’re talking about this. It’s really important.
Leo: Me too. It makes me want to think more before I post.

ア）Using a strong password means you can share everything safely.

イ）That’s true. Technology has both good and bad sides.

ウ）Most social media automatically delete your posts after one day.

エ）Printed letters arrive faster than any online message service.

オ）Yeah, it’s crazy. Some people post everything about their daily lives.

カ）You mean how we make friends online?

キ）Good idea. Once something is online, it’s hard to delete.

ク）If a picture gets many likes, privacy rules don’t really matter.