JLPT N1 grammar-in-context — pick the pattern that fits the passage (文章の文法) · JLPT N1

• 周囲の反対＿、彼女は単身で被災地へ向かい、救援活動の先頭に立った。をものともせずUndaunted by the opposition around her, she headed alone to the disaster area and led the relief effort.
• 業績の急激な悪化により、その老舗企業は工場の閉鎖＿。を余儀なくされたDue to the sudden deterioration in performance, the long-established company was forced to close its factory.
• 観客は、今にも泣き出さ＿表情で舞台を見つめていた。んばかりのThe audience gazed at the stage with expressions as if they were about to burst into tears.
• 今後の対応＿、両国の関係は大きく改善する可能性もある。いかんではDepending on how the future response goes, there is a possibility that relations between the two countries will improve significantly.
• この料理には、長年研鑽を積んだ職人＿繊細な味わいがある。ならではのThis dish has a delicate flavor that only a craftsman with years of accumulated training can produce.
• 一国の指導者＿者は、自らの言葉に責任を持たねばならない。たるOne who is the leader of a nation must take responsibility for their own words.
• 彼の議論は、結論を急ぐあまり細部を軽視する＿がある。きらいHis arguments have a tendency to neglect the details because he is too hasty in reaching conclusions.
• 彼の長年の献身的な功績は、最高位の勲章を受ける＿ものだ。に足るHis many years of devoted achievement are worthy of receiving the highest order of merit.
• 終業のベルが鳴る＿、生徒たちは一斉に教室を飛び出していった。が早いかThe moment the closing bell rang, the students dashed out of the classroom all at once.
• 祖父は私の顔を見る＿、堰を切ったように昔の思い出を語り始めた。なりThe instant my grandfather saw my face, he began pouring out old memories as if a dam had burst.
• あなたの将来を真剣に案じている＿、あえて厳しいことを言うのです。ばこそIt is precisely because I am seriously worried about your future that I dare to say such harsh things.
• 故郷の自然と、そこで暮らす人々の温かさを、私は今でも愛して＿。やまないEven now, I love the nature of my hometown and the warmth of the people who live there without end.
• ひとたび戦争が始まれば、傷つくのは何の罪もない市民に＿。ほかならないOnce a war begins, the ones who get hurt are none other than innocent civilians.
• これほど大規模な不正が、現場の社員だけで行える＿。はずがないThere is no way that fraud on this scale could have been carried out by frontline employees alone.
• 再三にわたる警告を無視し続けた＿、彼はついに資格を剥奪された。あげくAfter repeatedly ignoring the warnings again and again, he was finally stripped of his license.
• 一度署名してしまった＿、契約を一方的に破棄することはできない。が最後Once you have signed, you cannot unilaterally cancel the contract.
• 国の代表＿、彼女は重圧の中でも常に冷静さを失わなかった。ともなるとWhen it comes to being a representative of the nation, she never lost her composure even under intense pressure.
• 彼の無神経な一言は、被災者の心を逆撫でする＿。ものがあるHis insensitive remark had something about it that rubbed the disaster victims the wrong way.
• あれほど周到に準備したのだから、失敗する＿。わけがないSince we prepared so meticulously, there is no reason we should fail.
• 彼が辞表を提出したと聞いて、私はただ驚きを＿。禁じ得なかったOn hearing that he had submitted his resignation, I simply could not suppress my astonishment.