高1向け｜英語長文問題107（小説）141語＋和訳・解答解説

In my town, our school has an old diary in the library. It belonged to Yuta’s grandfather, who was a boy during World War II. One rainy day, our teacher asked us to read one short page. The writing was simple, but it felt close. He wrote about empty shops, long walks to find food, and the sound of planes far away. He also wrote that he wanted to study, not fight. After we read, we made a “peace wall” in class. Each student wrote one promise, like “listen first,” “share what you have,” or “say sorry quickly.” Yuta wrote, “I will not laugh at someone’s weakness.” Our teacher said peace is not only a big word. It is a daily choice. When we finished, the room was quiet. The diary did not teach dates. It taught a wish: never again.

Which TWO statements are NOT supported by the story?

1. The class watched a war movie in the library together.
2. The diary was written by Yuta’s grandfather when he was young.
3. The boy in the diary often walked far to get food.
4. Students wrote promises for peace on a wall in class.
5. The teacher said peace can be chosen in daily life.
6. Yuta promised to fight if another country attacked them.