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雅思听力练习题及答案

雅思听力练习题及答案Section 1: 个人信息填写题目：在雅思听力考试中，个人信息填写部分通常涉及一些基本的个人信息，如姓名、地址、电话号码等。

请根据听到的内容填写以下信息。

个人信息表：- Full Name: _______________________- Address: _______________________- Phone Number: ____________________答案：- Full Name: Zhang Wei- Address: 123 Maple Street, City Centre- Phone Number: 01234567890Section 2: 旅游信息题目：在这部分，你将听到一段关于旅游的对话。

请根据对话内容回答以下问题。

问题：1. 旅游目的地是哪里？2. 旅游团的出发日期是什么时候？3. 旅游团的费用包括哪些服务？答案：1. 旅游目的地是希腊。

2. 旅游团的出发日期是2024年7月15日。

3. 旅游团的费用包括住宿、交通和导游服务。

Section 3: 学术讲座题目：这部分是一个关于环境保护的学术讲座。

请根据讲座内容完成以下笔记填空。

讲座笔记：- 主题：环境保护的重要性- 讲座者：Dr. Smith- 讲座要点：- 环境问题包括：_____________________- 解决方案包括：_____________________- 个人行动：_____________________- 政府角色：_____________________答案：- 环境问题包括：全球变暖、污染、生物多样性丧失。

- 解决方案包括：使用可再生能源、减少废物、推广环保教育。

- 个人行动：减少使用一次性产品、回收利用、支持环保组织。

- 政府角色：制定环保政策、投资绿色技术、提高公众意识。

Section 4: 学术讨论题目：在这部分，你将听到两位学者讨论关于历史事件的影响。

2014年9月20日雅思考试机经

新旧情况 Passage One 历史文 New 化类填空 4 题材题目配对 5 选择（选词填空） 4 题型
文章大意围绕有关历史的作用问题，介绍了不同的人对待历史的不同观点，并介绍了多种相关的理论。部分答案 1-5 BFCBB 6-9 CBEI 新旧情况题材题目题型
Passage Two New
V08146S1 一位音乐老师与家长通电话
C. availability of music room （music room is not available） 3. When does the new class begin? A. 3:15pm B. 4:15pm C. 4:45pm (原来是 3:15，女的说了 a quarter to 5，男人说那个时间没空，女说只有这是时间有空，男的说那好吧。) 4-6 matching: what is the reason that Emma cannot have the course? A the course is full B the couse fee is too expensive C she has another activity at that time D she has another activity at that evening 4. dance class A （I have to put you in the waiting list.） 5. singing class D (Emma has drama class on Friday evenings, it is too late in the evening 晚上回家会很晚了) 6. vocal class B （老师说 Emma 歌喉很好，但是那个男的说太贵了） 7-10 completion

2023年9月托福考试试题

2023年9月托福考试试题一、听力部分（30分）（一）对话理解（15分）1. 有一段校园对话，男生在向女生抱怨他的室友总是在他学习的时候大声放音乐，问女生有什么建议。

这题的答案是女生建议男生先和室友好好沟通，告诉他自己的困扰。

解析就是在室友关系中，沟通是解决问题的第一步，很多时候大家可能没有意识到自己的行为给他人带来了不便，通过沟通能避免不必要的矛盾。

2. 还有一个对话是关于选课的，女生想选一门艺术课，但是担心作业太多会影响她的其他课程。

这题答案是男生告诉她可以去问上过这门课的学长学姐，这样能了解实际的作业量。

解析就是学长学姐有实际的上课经验，他们能提供比较准确的信息。

（二）讲座理解（15分）1. 有一个关于生物学的讲座，讲的是某种珍稀动物的栖息地保护。

问题是这种动物栖息地面临的主要威胁是什么。

答案是人类活动导致的栖息地破坏和气候变化。

解析就是人类的开发建设使得动物的生存空间不断缩小，气候变化也改变了它们栖息地的生态环境。

2. 另一个讲座是关于历史的，讲的是古代某个文明的贸易路线。

问题是这条贸易路线的重要意义。

答案是促进了不同地区文化和商品的交流。

解析就是贸易路线就像桥梁一样，连接了不同的地区，让各地的文化和商品能够相互传播。

二、阅读部分（30分）（一）文章阅读一（15分）这篇文章是关于科技对教育的影响的。

有个问题是科技给教育带来的最大改变是什么。

答案是让教育资源的获取更加便捷。

解析就是现在通过网络，学生可以在世界范围内获取各种学习资料，不再局限于本地的教育资源。

（二）文章阅读二（15分）文章是关于环境保护的，讲到了海洋污染的问题。

问题是海洋污染的主要污染源有哪些。

答案是工业废水排放、海上石油泄漏和生活垃圾倾倒。

解析就是工业生产产生大量含有污染物的废水排入海洋，海上石油开采和运输过程中可能发生泄漏，还有人们日常生活中的垃圾也会被倒入海洋。

三、写作部分（20分）题目是关于是否应该在大学校园里推广共享单车。

剑桥雅思9听力真题解析Test4Section3

智课网IELTS备考资料剑桥雅思9听力真题解析Test4Section3 摘要：很多同学在剑桥雅思的学习过程中，总会遇到这样那样的难题，为此，小编总结了里面的一些难点，在这里为大家详细介绍下，相信对大家是很有帮助的，不要错过哦！剑桥雅思是每个雅思考生必看的教材之一，不过里面有一些知识难点很多考生们不是很懂，不用担心，小编下面为大家带来了剑桥雅思9听力真题解析，希望大家都能好好学习下。

雅思真题全解析主题场景课程研究表现形式现场咨询主旨大意一位教师与一位学生就该生出国留学前后对课程的不同看法展开对话。

考查题型单选题，句子填空题，简答题听前预测21 -22题是典型的单选题。

考生需要在录音前先找出题干的定位词，并浏览完所有的选项。

23-25题属于句子填空题。

注意题目的要求是ONE WORD ONLY。

通过快速浏览三个句子，考生很容易凭借语法知识判断出这三个空格处分别需要填写动词原形、形容词和动词原形。

此外，考生还需要快速找出三个句子的定位词。

26-30题属于经典的简答题。

考生需要先划出每一道题的疑问副词或疑问代词(what)推测出答案的大致表述方式，再找出每道题的定位词去录音原文中准确捕捉答案信息。

名师解读剑9听力21. A 该题难度较大，因为对话开始后便出现It must be twelve months since you did our course 提示考生查看选项。

在下一个提问之后，Kira说I went straight into third year Pharmacy, Theycredited me with two years。

此信息很容易误导考生选B。

再后来的I’d already finished a course in it in my country.正对应题干中的信息和选项A。

22. C 在21题后，录音中出现了大量与题干没有直接关联的干扰信息。

但是只要考生跟听到题干中的assignment，并且同时注意三个选项的核心词，就可以定位该题。

雅思听力真题题库及答案解析

雅思听力真题题库及答案解析雅思听力考试是雅思考试中最难的一部分，也是很多考生非常头疼的一项。

听力测试主要考察考生对于英语听力的理解和应对能力。

为了帮助考生更好地备考，下面介绍一些，希望对大家有所帮助。

一、题库介绍雅思听力真题题库是由各个考试机构和培训机构整理的一些真实考题。

这些题目来自于往年的考试，根据不同的主题和难度进行分类。

这些题库对考生来说非常有用，因为这些题目考察了各个不同的听力技巧和话题，帮助考生更好地了解雅思考试的形式和内容。

二、答案解析每一份题库都配有详细的答案解析，这些解析对于考生来说是很有价值的。

通过仔细阅读答案解析，考生可以了解每道题目的答题技巧和正确答案理由。

在备考过程中，应该多加利用答案解析，强化自己的听力技巧和理解能力。

在解答听力题目时，考生还可以尝试以下一些技巧：1. 使用关键词在听力过程中，考生可以尝试使用笔记本记录一些关键词。

这些关键词可以是一些数字、地点、人名等，有助于理解整个对话或讲座的内容。

通过记录关键词，考生可以更好地把握听力文本的主旨。

2. 注意听力素材中的逻辑关系很多听力题目都会考察考生对于听力素材中逻辑关系的理解。

在听力过程中，考生可以通过注意语调、重读以及连接词等来判断出逻辑关系。

这些细节有助于理解整个对话或讲座的内容。

3. 多练习模拟考试为了更好地备考听力考试，考生应该多练习模拟考试。

模拟考试可以让考生熟悉考试的形式和要求，也可以提高考生的应对能力和时间管理能力。

考生可以选择一些雅思听力真题题库中的题目进行模拟考试练习。

4. 扩大听力素材范围除了做真题题库外，考生还可以通过扩大听力素材范围来提高听力能力。

可以通过听英语广播、看英语电影或者参加英语角等方式来锻炼自己的听力技巧。

通过接触更多的听力素材，考生可以逐渐提高自己的听力理解和应对能力。

总结：雅思听力考试是一项需要大量练习和理解的考试，通过多做题库题目并结合答案解析，考生可以提高自己的听力能力和应对能力。

剑桥雅思9真题及解析听力Test4

雅思真题全解析主题场景看病就医表现形式现场咨询主旨大意一位刚搬新家的男士咨询新居附近的医疗机构及其提供的服务等相关事宜。

考查题型表格填空题，多选题听前预测1-4题是典型的分类信息表格题。

通过表格顶端三个类别项目，判断出1-4题分别需要依次填写机构所具备的优势、机构名称、医生姓名和机构所具备的优势。

5-6题属于多选题。

考生应迅速扫读题干，快速锁定定位词free of charge，然后快速浏览所有五个选项并在头脑中“试读”，强化选项词汇在大脑中的大致发音。

7-10题也是典型的分类信息表格题。

通过表格顶端四个类别项目，迅速判断出7-10题依次需要填写备注内容、会谈室地点、时间点和备注内容，然后尽快划出每处横线前面的定位词以便快速在原文中定位答案的大致位置。

名师解读剑9听力1. babies当听到表格中的定位词Doctor Green和The Harvey Clinic时，考生应提高警惕，接下来听到We always recommend for babies，此时读音稍作停顿，考生应把babies这个目标名词记录下来。

录音中接下来的句子中出现卷面上的good一词，整句录音为 ... she’s very good with them ...，其中用 them代替了上文的babies。

2. Eshcol考生听到anywhere else后出现了录音中女士首次提及的专有名词The Eschol Health Practice，在男士问及如何拼写Eschol时，她又再次逐个字母地拼读了本词，所以考生只要保证能跟上该女士的拼写速度就可以填出该词。

注意专有名词的首字母需大写3. evening该题空格后的appointments是定位词，考生通常会认为答案出现在appointment前面，结果录音中的 ... they also do appointments in the evening 对答案进行了限定词后置来干扰考生。

雅思听力部分真题

雅思听力部分真题一、场景背景介绍这段对话的主要内容是一个日本女留学生想住在当地人家里，学校负责安排学生住宿的工作人员询问了她的个人信息以及她对住处的要求。

对于留学生来说，想在学校外面找一个合适的住处是比较难的。

因为西方人比较注重个人隐私，很多人不愿意把房子租给外人，所以想要住在当地人家里，必须提前联系。

另外，建议留学生找在当地住了很久的人家，尽量不要找新移民家庭，因为他们大多处在比较艰苦的阶段，会对住户比较严格、苛刻。

二、本节必背词汇、词组homestay n. 在当地人家里寄宿 veterinarian n. 兽医enroll v. 报名，注册 vegetarian n./a. 素食主义者(的)advanced English 高级英语 handball n. 手球preference n. 喜好；优选三、词汇拓展cricket n. 板球 squash n. 壁球rugby n. 英式橄榄球 baseball n. 棒球football n. 美式橄榄球 softball n. 垒球soccer n. 英式足球 ice hockey 冰球hockey n. 曲棍球四、文本及疑难解析1. Could you spell your family name for me?能帮我拼一下你的'姓氏吗?英语中有很多种表达“姓”和“名”的方式。

姓氏：SURNAME, FAMILY NAME, LAST NAME；名字：FIRST NAME, GIVEN NAME, OTHER NAME。

2. And you’re how old?你多大了?这句话的正常语序是：And how old are you?但是在口语中，像这种颠倒顺序的情况很多。

3. ...and how long are you planning on staying with homestay?你打算寄宿多长时间?这句话中考生应学习“plan on doing”的搭配。

雅思听力练习试题库附答案解析

雅思听力练习试题库附答案解析Introduction:雅思听力是雅思考试的四个部分之一，也是考生们普遍认为最具挑战性的一部分。

为了帮助考生更好地备考雅思听力，本文将提供一系列雅思听力练习试题，并附带详细的答案解析，以便考生们进行自我评估和提高。

Section 1: Multiple Choice Questions1. Question: What is the main topic of the lecture?A) History of architectureB) Modern art movementsC) Famous paintersD) Impressionist techniquesAnswer: B) Modern art movementsExplanation: The lecturer discusses various art movements in the 20th century, such as Cubism and Surrealism, indicating that the main topic is modern art movements.2. Question: According to the lecture, what is a characteristic of Abstract Expressionism?A) Emphasis on geometric shapesB) Use of vibrant colorsC) Focus on historical eventsD) Representation of realistic figuresAnswer: B) Use of vibrant colorsExplanation: The lecturer mentions that Abstract Expressionism artists often used bold, vibrant colors in their artworks, indicating that it is a characteristic of this art movement.Section 2: Note CompletionIn this section, you will listen to a conversation between a student and an advisor. Complete the notes below.Advisor: So, based on your interests and skills, I recommend you consider the following majors:1. ________2. ________3. ________Answer:1. Sociology2. Environmental Science3. Communication StudiesExplanation: The advisor suggests three possible majors for the student - Sociology, Environmental Science, and Communication Studies. These options are based on the student's interests and skills.Section 3: MatchingMatch each statement with the appropriate person.Person A) Sally ThompsonPerson B) Mark DavisPerson C) Professor Johnson1. ________ specializes in environmental studies.2. ________ is an expert in ancient history.3. ________ is offering a seminar on poetry.Answer:1. Person B) Mark Davis2. Person A) Sally Thompson3. Person C) Professor JohnsonExplanation: The lecturer introduces three individuals and their areas of expertise. By matching the statements with the appropriate person, we can identify Mark Davis as the specialist in environmental studies, Sally Thompson as the expert in ancient history, and Professor Johnson as the person offering a seminar on poetry.Conclusion:通过这些提供的雅思听力练习试题以及相应的答案解析，考生们可以更好地了解雅思听力考试的题型和考点。

雅思听力真题解析与答案

雅思听力真题解析与答案雅思听力是雅思考试中的一项重要部分，对考生的听力能力进行测试。

在雅思听力考试中，考生需要听取一段录音，并回答相关问题。

为了帮助考生更好地应对雅思听力考试，本文将对雅思听力真题进行解析，并提供详细的答案。

一、题型分析雅思听力考试包含多种题型，主要有选择题、填空题、判断题、地图题等。

不同的题型要求考生具备不同的听力技巧和答题方法。

选择题：考生需要从备选答案中选择正确的选项。

常见的选择题形式包括单选题和多选题。

填空题：考生需要在听到的录音中填入合适的单词或词组。

填空题考察考生对听力信息的理解和记忆能力。

判断题：考生需要判断所听内容的准确性。

常见的判断题形式为正误判断。

地图题：考生需要根据所听内容填写或标记地图上的相关信息。

地图题要求考生具备一定的地理知识和空间观察能力。

二、题目解析与答案下面以一道选择题、一道填空题和一道判断题为例，进行题目解析和答案给出。

1. 选择题题目：根据对话内容，选择正确的答案。

对话内容：A: Have you decided which movie to watch tonight?B: Not yet. What do you suggest?A: I heard that the new action movie is quite exciting.B: That sounds great! Let's watch it then.根据对话内容，选择正确的答案。

What movie are they going to watch tonight?A. An action movie.B. A romantic movie.C. A comedy movie.D. A horror movie.答案：A. An action movie.解析：根据对话内容可知，A建议他们看一部新的动作电影，B同意了。

因此，他们将要观看的电影类型是动作电影。

2. 填空题题目：根据所听内容，填写空缺处。

雅思真题听力原文及答案解析

雅思真题听力原文及答案解析雅思听力是考生需要面对的四个考点之一，它的主要目的是测试考生对英语口语和听力的理解能力。

在雅思听力考试中，考生需要通过听取不同类型的听力材料，如对话、讲座、新闻和讲座等，来回答相关的问题。

为了帮助考生更好地备考雅思听力，提高听力技巧和答题技巧，下面将给大家分享一些雅思听力真题的原文及答案解析。

首先，我们来看一道对话题目的雅思听力原文及答案解析。

原文：A: Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the nearest post office?B: Sure, the post office is just around the corner. Go straight for about 200 meters and you will see it on your left. It's a white building with a blue sign.A: Thank you so much for your help.B: You're welcome. Have a nice day!答案解析：这段对话主要涉及到寻找邮局的方向。

从原文中可以得知，对话发生在一个人问路的场景中。

首先，A先生问B女士如何找到最近的邮局。

B女士给出了具体的路线指引，即往前直走约200米，然后在左边就能找到一个白色建筑物，上面有一个蓝色的标志。

最后，A先生表示感谢，并和B女士道别。

从这个对话中，考生可以了解到在雅思听力中，常常会出现关于问路、指路的题目。

听力材料中会提供一些具体的方向指示词，如straight(直走)、around the corner(拐角处)等。

考生在备考雅思听力时，应该熟悉这些常用的方向指示词，并学会根据这些指示词来判断和选择正确的答案。

接下来，我们看一段关于讲座的雅思听力原文及答案解析。

原文：Lecturer: Good morning, everyone. Today, we are going to talk about the history of art. Art is a form of human expression that dates back to ancient times. It can be foundin cave paintings, ancient sculptures, and intricate designson pottery. Throughout history, different civilizations have developed their own unique forms of art, reflecting theculture and beliefs of the time. In this lecture, we will explore the major art movements, such as the Renaissance, Impressionism, and Cubism, and discuss how they haveinfluenced the development of art over the years.答案解析：这段讲座主要介绍了艺术的历史和不同艺术运动对艺术发展的影响。

2020年9月20日雅思考试真题回忆+参考答案(带范文)(6)

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参考文章：
Smell and Memory
Whydoesthescentofafragrance(香味)orthemouldiness(陈腐)ofanoldtrunktriggersuchpowerfulmemories of childhood? New research has the answer, writes AlexandraWitze.
2020年9月20日雅思考试真题机经及参考答案
2020年9月20日雅思听力机经考题回忆
——来自环球教育考试院&环球教育北京学校王静老师
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experience. Meanwhile, psychologists have demonstrated that memories triggered by smells can be more emotional, as well as more detailed, than memories not related to smells. When you inhale, odour molecules(分子)setbraincellsdancingwithinaregionknownastheamygdala(杏仁区) ,apartofthebrainthathelpscontrol emotion.Incontrast, the other senses, such as taste or touch, get routed through other parts of the brain before reachingtheamygdala.Thedirectlinkbetweenodoursandtheamygdalamayhelpexplaintheemotionalpotency (力量) of smells. “There is this unique connection between the sense of smell and the part of the brain that processes emotion,” says RachelHerz.

新东方雅思全真模拟试题听力原文

LISTENING TEST 2 - SCRIPTSNARRATOR: You will hear a number of different recordings and you will have toanswer questions on what you hear. There will be time for you to read the instructions and questions and you will have a chance to check your work. All the recordings willbe played once only. The test is in four sections. At the end of the test you’ll be given10 minutes to transfer your answers to an answer sheet.Now turn to Section 1.SECTION 1You’ll hear a travel agent talking to a client. First, you’ll have some time to look at questions 1-5.seconds][20 You’ll see that there is an example which has been done for you. On this occasion only, the conversation relating to this will be played first.A GENT: Good morning, Global Travel, How can I help?C LIENT: Oh hello, yes, I’d like to speak to someone about booking a flight to Ireland. NARRATOR: The client wants to book a flight to Ireland, so Ireland is written in the space.Now we shall begin. You should answer the questions as you listen because you willnot hear the recording a second time. Listen carefully and answer questions 1 to 5.A GENT: Good morning, Global Travel, How can I help?C LIENT: Oh hello, yes, I’d like to speak to someone about booking a flight to Ireland.A GENT: Right, I can help with that. Er, what would you like to know?C LIENT: Um, what kind of prices and specials do you have?A GENT: Well, there’s a couple of options when flying to the UK. You can flythrough America and have a stopover there to break up the journey, although you would require a visa for that. The application process is quite straightforward though so there shouldn’t be any problem.C LIENT: Oh, I’m not really interested in stopping off anywhere; I just want to get to Ireland quickly. My sister’s getting married and the whole family will be there.A GENT: That’s lovely. In that case there are some good deals on direct flights fromSydney to London, with a short transfer in London, then on to Dublin.C LIENT: Okay. And how much is that option?A GENT: What date are you looking at departing?C LIENT: July 9. And the wedding is on the 15th so the last day I can arrive in Ireland is the 14th, I suppose.A GENT: Okay, just a second. Let me just check here on the system. Ah yes, there we are – a return ticket would be $3,500.C LIENT: Oh. I was hoping for something a little cheaper.A GENT: Well, you could leave a couple of days earlier, there’s a deal with Swift Air but the only thing there would be a compulsory two day stay in Bangkok. You’d still get there on time for the wedding, and the fare is $500 cheaper though. But there is a minimum stay of two weeks in the UK.C LIENT: Yeah, yeah. That’s definitely worth it. And I want to stay longer than two weeks in the UK anyway.A GENT: There’s one more option, and that’s to get a round-the-world ticket, whichsometimes ends up being cheaper and giving you more options.C LIENT: OK, what kind of options?A GENT: Well, you can make as many as six stopovers with this type of ticket and itremains open for up to 12 months. So you could go via South America, and stop off there, and then up to the United States and then on to the UK. Then, on the w ay....C LIENT: (interrupts) No, no, no. I don’t have enough annual leave to do all that! I think the flight through Bangkok sounds like the best option.A GENT: Did you want me to go ahead and make a booking for you?C LIENT: Yeah, that’d be great. ……………………………………………………………………………………………NARRATOR:Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to lookat questions 6 to 10.seconds][20Now listen and answer questions 6 to 10.A GENT: Right, well I’ll just take down a few of your details. What’s your full nameplease?C LIENT: Sharmane Mary Salter.A GENT: Could you just spell your first name for me?C LIENT: Sure. It’s S-H-A-R-M-A-N-EA GENT: And I’ll just note down your departure date of July 7. You’ll arrive in Dublinon July 10.C LIENT: Right. How long is the flight in total?A GENT: Um, let me check: yes, from Bangkok to London is 12 hours, then anotherhour or s o on to Dublin.C LIENT: Okay. And what time do I arrive in Dublin?A GENT: Let’s see...that will be 11 pm local time. Is that okay?C LIENT: Yes, that’s fine.A GENT: Okay, so the full amount to pay, including taxes is $3,200. We just requirea 10% deposit and payment in full one month prior to departure.C LIENT: Sure. Do you take credit cards or is it cash only?A GENT: We accept both. What’s your card type and number?C LIENT: It’s Mastercard and the number is 5689 2366 2255 5877.A GENT: And your address please?C LIENT: 25 Bancroft Street, Manly. Will you send out the tickets or do I need tocome and pick them up.A GENT: We usually ask our clients to come in and pick them up from our branch inBurrell Ave, which is opposite the downtown mall. I’ll just give you your flight numbers now: you’re leaving Sydney on Flight SW 689 and returning fromDublin on Flight DF 691.C LIENT: Thank you. Oh, there’s one other thing – do you provide travel insurance?A GENT: Yes, we do. I think our 30 day Gold Star policy would cover your needs. It’s very comprehensive.C LIENT: Okay -what does that policy cover me for?A GENT: Let’s see, we’ve got loss of luggage, cancelled flights, personal theft and ofcourse hospital and medical cover.C LIENT: Oh, I don’t need medical cover because I’m a UK citizen. Is there another option without it?A GENT: Yes, in that case you would be fine with our Silver Star policy. It’s a little bit less expensive as well.C LIENT: Mmm yes, that sounds good. Is there anything else I need to do?A GENT: Um, no, that’s fine; I think I’ve got all the information I need. And I’ll give you a ring when your tickets are ready to pick up.NARRATOR:That is the end of section 1. You now have half a minute to check your answers.[30 seconds] Now turn to section 2.SECTION 2You will hear a Community Education officer talking to a group of people about a geology trip.First, you have some time to look at questions 11 to 15.[20 seconds] Now listen carefully and answer questions 11 to 15.Good morning, everyone. I'm just going to take a few minutes to talk to you about the geology field trip that we have coming up. As you know, this trip is for people who are interested in rocks and fossils, and we think you’ll find it an interesting weekend.Originally we had planned to go to the south of England but that became complex, so now we’ll be going to a place on the west coast of Wales which has veryinteresting rock formations. We also drive through an interesting rocky area near the Welsh border that we could do a day trip to sometime next year. Many of the rocks and fossils we’ll be looking at are described in the reading material which we’ll be giving you before you go home today.So, ...we leave on Friday, August 13th and come back on Sunday at around 8 pm. We did consider asking people to take their own vehicles but decided that it’s much more fun to hire a coach and all travel together, er.... which we still need to confirm but if there any problems, we can all get there by train. So be here at the community hall car park at 5 pm on Friday night unless you hear otherwise.Now, we’d really appreciate it if you could limit your luggage. We have had people bring huge suitcases before and others who are hiking enthusiasts and bring large back packs, but to be honest, you can keep your luggage down to just one weekend bag and a small back pack for going out with each day. And you don’t need heaps of clothes and beauty products out there in the countryside...let’s get back to nature for a couple of days.Don’t worry about bringing food because we’ll be staying at the Lodge and all your meals will be provided. They cook great meals out there. But for those of you who get hungry, you could bring along some snacks or buy some there. They do have a snack bar which only sells chips and candy. If you prefer nuts and raisins or muesli bars, we’d advise you to bring your own. And you’ll need to bring soft drinks too as the Lodge only provides hot drinks and juice at lunch time.One thing I need to know from you today, if possible, is what type of accommodation you’d like. The Lodge has dormitories where eight people can sleep in one room. This costs $40 a night. These rooms are fairly basic and they have shared bathroom facilities which are a short walk away. But for those of you who like your comfort, there are motel rooms. These have their own coffee and tea making facilities and ensuite bathrooms. Of course, they will cost you more...$120 a night per room. If you choose to stay in a dormitory, you also need to bring your own linen and towels, but the motel rooms provide those for you.NARRATOR:Before you hear the rest of the talk, you have some time to look at questions 16 to 20.[20 seconds] Now listen and answer questions 16 to 20.Okay, now I’ll just run through a few more details of what we’ll be doing on the field trip. Our timetable each day will be similar. You’ll be woken up at 7am and breakfast is at 7.45. At 8.45 we get ready to go for our daily hike to different areas where we can study rock formations and collect samples. The Lodge will provide everybody with a packed lunch, which is usually sandwiches, cake and fruit. Please tell the cook if you have any food allergies.We won’t get back until around 2 or 3 pm each day. Then there’ll be an hour when you can do some research in the library and write up your notes. At 4 pm, we’ll get together and have a study session to discuss what we’ve learned. You can show each other the rock samples you’ve collected and tell each other what you know about them. It’s also an opportunity to ask the experts some questions.5.30 to6.30 is your hour’s free time before dinner and time to relax. On Friday evening, you can just look around the place, chat together and settle in, but on Saturday evening, we have some games planned and we usually find this very entertaining.The coach leaves after dinner on Sunday to bring us all back to the community hall by 8pm. Remember to organise for somebody to pick you up as going by public transport with your luggage may be difficult.Right,... so the things you need to take hiking with you each day are: some walking boots...good, sturdy ones..., wet weather gear....don’t worry about waterproof trousers, just a jacket is fine....., a back pack for your lunch and pen and paper.....you can leave the text books at the Lodge. And water bottles are essential.And before I leave you today, please fill in this form so I know which type of accommodation you’d like...the dormitories or a motel room.Thanks for your time. If you have any questions or need any further information, feel free to ask.NARRATOR:That is the end of section 2. You now have half a minute to check your answers.[30 seconds] Now turn to section 3.SECTION 3You’ll hear a student talking to his thesis supervisor. First, you have some time to look at questions 21 to 25.[20 seconds] Now listen carefully and answer questions 21 to 25.S UPERVISOR: Hi Philip, it's good to see you. How has your research come along since lastspoke?weP HILIP: Well, I've found some great material, but I feel like I need a lot more.S UPERVISOR:Ah yes, most thesis students have this problem.P HILIP: Good to hear!S UPERVISOR:This is much bigger than anything you've had to do in the past.P HILIP: Ye-es but I've been wondering if I should modify my research questions...S UPERVISOR:Not at all – yours have great focus.P HILIP: So why am I finding this so difficult?S UPERVISOR: Well, students are used to researching for shorter assignments.P HILIP: Yes, my dissertation last year was the longest thing I've written.S UPERVISOR: And that was what, eight thousand words?P HILIP: About that.S UPERVISOR: Well, your thesis is going to be forty thousand words. It requires a very special style of research.P HILIP: What do you mean?S UPERVISOR: Well, you need to spend more time covering every possible source of information.P HILIP: Well, I've searched the PAIS and IBSS journal databases....S UPERVISOR: That's a very good start, but …P HILIP: But not enough for a thesis?S UPERVISOR: No. The ones you’ve looked at have good coverage of mainstream journals, but there’s a lot more out there.P HILIP: Like what?S UPERVISOR: Well, even though yours is a politics thesis, a lot of scholars writing onwill not be political scientists.topicparticularyourP HILIP: Right, of course. They could be geographers, sociologists, anthropologists, and so on?S UPERVISOR: Yes. However, their research may be extremely relevant.P HILIP: I see.S UPERVISOR: So, you'll need to look around in the databases of different subjects. You could try anthropology and geography.P HILIP: Great, I'll make a note of those.S UPERVISOR: The only thing is you might have trouble with the geography texts.P HILIP: What do you mean?S UPERVISOR: They are written primarily for geographers who employ different vocabulary – not the same as we're used to in political studies.P HILIP: Oh okay, sounds like they could be difficult.S UPERVISOR: If you do have trouble, you could check out the International Encyclopaedia of Human Geography.S UPERVISOR: And another thing … when you are searching journals and databases, be sure to cover a broad range of search terms.P HILIP: I'm not sure I follow you...S UPERVISOR: Well, your research covers events in Eastern Europe, right?P HILIP: Right.S UPERVISOR: However, not all relevant articles will use the exact term “eastern Europe”; in fact, many studies will refer to specific countries. So be sure to include individual country search terms as well, and you’ll pick up a lot more.P HILIP: That's great advice, thank you.S UPERVISOR: No problem. Now, did you have any other questions? ……………………………………………………………………………………………NARRATOR:Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to look at questions 26 to 30.[20 seconds] Now listen and answer questions 26 to 30.P HILIP: Yes, I have some questions concerning my long-term plan for this year. S UPERVISOR: Sure.P HILIP: When should I start writing a first draft?S UPERVISOR: Depends on the student. Does writing come easily to you?P HILIP: Not really...S UPERVISOR: You'll want to start early then. But make sure you begin with an outline, and piece the rest in slowly. But you need to avoid the problem ofinsight.endnowithresearchingP HILIP: Right. I'll pick a date to and try and stick to it.S UPERVISOR: Good idea.P HILIP: Okay, how about the first or second week of August then? I'll aim tomyresearch by August, or maybe September...completeS UPERVISOR: Early August is best. You can do some minor referencing after that, but don't keep adding new information. Then you have one month of solidwriting to complete a first draft.P HILIP: When do you want that?S UPERVISOR: Well, I'm going overseas from September 13th until early October. If you want me to read it over before the oral presentation, then leave a hard copy in my pigeon hole which I’ll collect before the 10th of September.P HILIP: Okay. Now, about the oral presentation in October … Do I really have to30minutes?forspeakS UPERVISOR: No. The time allotted to you will be about half an hour, but it is not a presentation.formalP HILIP: So I won't be speaking for the whole time?S UPERVISOR: No, it usually takes the form of a casual discussion. Students will askadvice;offerwe will discuss any problems...questions,IwillP HILIP: Sounds fairly low key.S UPERVISOR: Yes, but the more prepared you are, the more you will get out of it.P HILIP: Great. Now my final question is about the November deadline for thethesis.S UPERVISOR: Remember – there won’t be any time extension, so aim to wind things up with at least a week to spare.P HILIP: Okay. And the formal bounded copy is handed in on the 30th?S UPERVISOR: That's right. Anything else?P HILIP: No, that's all. Thanks for seeing me!S UPERVISOR: No problem. Bye.NARRATOR:That is the end of section 3. You now have half a minute to check your answers.[30 seconds] Now turn to section 4.SECTION 4You’ll hear a talk about an animal called a dugong.First, you have some time to look at questions 31 to 40.[20 seconds] Now listen carefully and answer questions 31 to 40.Today you’re going to hear about one of my favourite animals – the dugong. I’m sure you’ve all seen photographs of, or maybe even documentaries about, this enormous but gentle marine mammal.Now, firstly, a few vital statistics: The dugong can grow up to three metres long and they’re very heavy creatures, weighing in at over 400kilograms. If they survive without interference or accident, they can reach an age of 70 years or more. You may have heard the dugong called something more familiar – it is often referred to as a sea cow – this is because it is unique among marine mammals in that it is entirely herbivorous. It grazes exclusively on plants and, for this reason, is probably more closely related to the elephant than to other marine mammals such as dolphins or whales.You’ll see, in this first slide [click], that Dugongs are quite rotund and, like the dolphin, they have a flattened fluked tail but, unlike dolphins, they don’t have a dorsal fin on their upper back. They have paddle-shaped flippers (I’ll tell you more about these later) and a quite distinctive head contour. They have very large mouths with an upper lip that is covered in bristles, like whiskers, I suppose. Can you see them? Ah, here, in this slide [click] there is a close-up view of the head and mouth. These bristles play an essential role in their feeding routine – without them they wouldn’t be able to find and nibble on the sea grass which is the mainstay of their diet. They have two nostrils near the front of the head so they can breathe air above the surface of the water whilst their body, or most of it anyway, remains submerged.I’d like to talk a little about their habitat and behaviour, now. Although dugongs can be found in the waters of up to 40 Indo-Pacific countries, it is the Australian population that we will focus on in this talk. They inhabit shallow, warm water off Queensland going all around the northern coast of the continent to WA. There are probably about 80,000 dugongs in these waters. As I said before, they consume aquatic grass – around 50kilograms a day. You’ll see in this slide [click] how theyuse their flippers - it looks as though the dugong is actually ‘walking’ on the seabed. Their average swimming speed has been calculated to be around 10 kilometres an hour. Some marine mammals can stay submerged for long periods of time but not so the dugong. Typically, the dugong holds its breath for between one and three maybe, a maximum of, six minutes, depending on the level of its activity.I’m going to move on to talk about the conservation status of the dugong. Dugongs are very slow to mature – and the female only has a calf about once every 5 years. The calf stays with the mother for up to 2 years. There are several natural predators, mostly sharks, which account for most of the juvenile fatalities, but crocodiles and killer whales also kill dugongs. However, as is the case with so many endangered species, it’s us, humans, who are the main threat to their survival. Of course, they have traditionally been hunted for food, but boat propellers, set nets and habitat destruction are all having serious effects on their numbers. Dugongs are particularly vulnerable because they live in shallow water where they are more likely to get caught in nets; not just fishing nets but, here in Australia, the shark nets. These anti-shark measures have become popular at swimming beaches since the 1960s. Unfortunately, once a dugong becomes entangled in a net, it can’t surface to breathe and drowns. Proponents of the shark nets argue that the number of dugongs being caught in nets is dwindling; however, this is seen by dugong researchers as just another indication of a substantial depletion in dugong populations from all causes. Therefore, their argument for the elimination of shark nets is stronger than ever.NARRATOR:That is the end of section 4. You now have half a minute to check your answers.[30 seconds] That is the end of the listening test. You now have 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the listening answer sheet.。

雅思真题听力例子解析及答案

雅思真题听力例子解析及答案在雅思听力考试中，要想取得好成绩，必须对各种不同类型的题目进行解析和掌握。

本文将通过对一些真实的雅思听力题目进行解析和给出答案，帮助考生更好地了解题目的特点和解题技巧。

例题一：听力材料：你将听到一段对话和一个问题。

根据对话内容，选择正确的答案。

听力材料：M: Excuse me, where can I find the bookstore?W: The bookstore? It's just across the street, next tothe coffee shop.M: Thanks!问题：Where is the bookstore?正确答案是：B. Next to the coffee shop.解析：在这道题目中，我们需要根据对话内容确定书店的位置。

男生问女生书店在哪里，女生回答说书店就在街对面，在咖啡店旁边。

因此，正确答案是B。

例题二：听力材料：你将听到一段独白和一些问题。

根据独白内容，选择正确的答案。

听力材料：M: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'm here to give a talk about the importance of exercise. Regular exercise has many benefits for our overall health. It helps to prevent chronic diseases, reduces stress levels, and improves sleep quality. Additionally, exercise is also a great way to socialize and meet new people. So, make sure to include exercise in your daily routine!问题：What is one benefit of regular exercise?正确答案是：C. It helps to prevent chronic diseases.解析：在这道题目中，我们需要根据独白内容确定定期锻炼的一个好处。

雅思听力全真试题及答案

雅思听力全真试题及答案Section 1: Questions 1-10You will hear a conversation between a student and a university accommodation officer. For questions 1-6, choose the correct answer (A, B, or C) for each statement.1. What is the main reason the student is looking for accommodation?A. To be closer to the universityB. To be closer to his workplaceC. To live with his friends2. What type of accommodation is the student interested in?A. A single roomB. A shared flatC. A studio apartment3. How much is the deposit for the accommodation?A. £200B. £300C. £4004. What is included in the rent?A. UtilitiesB. Internet accessC. Both A and B5. When can the student move in?A. ImmediatelyB. In two weeksC. At the end of the month6. What is the student's preferred method of payment?A. Monthly installmentsB. A lump sum paymentC. A bank transferFor questions 7-10, choose the correct letter (A-D) for each statement.7. What does the accommodation officer suggest the student do?A. Visit the accommodation officeB. Apply onlineC. Contact the landlordsD. Check the university website8. What is the deadline for submitting the application?A. One week from nowB. Two weeks from nowC. One month from nowD. There is no deadline9. What is the student's concern about the accommodation?A. The location is not convenientB. The cost is too highC. The facilities are not adequateD. The availability is uncertain10. What does the accommodation officer promise to do?A. Contact the student with more informationB. Show the student around the accommodationC. Help the student with the application processD. Negotiate the price with the landlordsSection 2: Questions 11-20You will hear a talk about a local history museum. For questions 11-16, choose the correct answer (A-D) for each statement.11. What is the main purpose of the museum?A. To preserve historical artifactsB. To educate the public about local historyC. To promote tourism in the areaD. To host special events12. When was the museum established?A. In the 18th centuryB. In the 19th centuryC. In the 20th centuryD. In the 21st century13. What type of exhibits does the museum have?A. Paintings and sculpturesB. Historical documents and photographsC. Interactive displays and multimedia presentationsD. All of the above14. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a feature ofthe museum?A. A gift shopB. A caféC. A libraryD. A playground15. What special event is the museum hosting next month?A. A lecture seriesB. A temporary exhibitionC. A guided tourD. A live performance16. How can visitors find more information about the museum?A. By visiting the museum's websiteB. By calling the museum's information lineC. By reading the museum's brochureD. By following the museum on social mediaFor questions 17-20, choose the correct letter (A-D) for each statement.17. What is the speaker's opinion about the museum's location?A. It is in a convenient areaB. It is in a quiet neighborhoodC. It is in a busy commercial districtD. It is in a remote part of the city18. What does the speaker say about the museum's staff?A. They are knowledgeableB. They are friendlyC. They are helpfulD. All of the above19. What does the speaker recommend visitors do before visiting the museum?A. Make a reservationB. Check the opening hoursC. Plan their visitD. Join a guided tour20. What does the speaker suggest visitors do after visiting the museum?A. Visit the gift shopB. Have a meal at the caféC. Write a review onlineD. Share their experience on social mediaSection 3: Questions 21-30You will hear a discussion between two students about their university course. For questions 21-25, choose the correct answer。

雅思听力多项选择题新东方

3，听题和写题：（注意：）每隔一天：every other day
occasion ; once in a while ; now and 多项选择题做题步骤：
即：只有全部选出正确答案才能够得这一分，有打错或者少选的都不得分。
即：只有全部选出正确答案才能够得这一分，有打错或者少选的都不得分。
多项选择题
• 多项选择题做题步骤：一，审题：审题目要求，明确要选几项。（如，5选2，5选3，7选3等等）
多项选择题
• 多项选择题做题步骤：二，读题猜题：
• 1 读题干，明确提问的对象和提问的内容 • 2 划出题干限定词 • 3读选项，先把绝对不可能的排除掉 • 4 同一原则 • 5 利用常识对题目进行可能的猜测 • 6，把选项归类：同类原则
偶尔，有时：sometimes ; at times ; 每天：every day ；
每隔两天，每三天一次：every three days 几乎不：hardly ( scarcely )
from time to time ; occasionally ; on 每隔一天（两天）：every third day
5 利用常识对题目进行可能的猜测
每天：every day ；
一，审题：审题目要求，明确要选几项。
每隔两天，每三天一次：every three days
6，把选项归类：同类原则
1 读题干，明确提问的对象和提问的内容
1 读题干，明确提问的对象和提问的内容
一月一次：once a month
一月一次：once a month
频度词汇： • 总是：always
通常：usually （normally）常常，经常：often （frequently）