雅思讲义强化5次(11月18日更新)
2022年9月13日雅思机经真题回忆新
2022年9月13日雅思机经真题回忆【听力】Section 1场景:社区服务问卷调查City Survey题型:10笔记参考答案:1. Address: Fowler Road2. Postcode: RO6 2LR3. Occupation: waiter4. Satisfactory-streets5. Poor-health services6. Good-police7. Plenty of parks8. Good quality schools9. More consultation local people10. Improvements of swimming poolSection 2第1页/共11页场景:二手车市场Hamilton Car Sale 题型:5单选+5匹配参考答案:11-15)11. C - the number of people each week12. A - differences of entry fee13. B - document of car14. B - sign of car15. C - advice for car owners16-20)16. Cars under 5000 pounds - D17. Cars between 5000 to 10000 pounds - F18. Cars above 10000 pounds - H19. Caravans - A20. Motorbikes - ESection 3场景:水中污染物争论第2页/共11页题型:2多选+4单选+4匹配参考答案:21-22)21. B - Farmers can't get fish22. E - Electronic products are affected23-26)23. A - originated from Latin24. C - Soil erosion25. C - many years later26. B - expensive27-30)27. Dried - B28. Mushroom - E29. Oyster - D30. Cows - CSection 4场景:阿拉斯加先民Early Human’s migration to USA第3页/共11页题型:10填空参考答案:31. The place is cold but free of ice32. How people migrate to Alaska: hunting33. Evidence of migration: teeth34. Resources35. Evidence found: weapons36. Technology used: boats37. Plants38. Climate39. Lack of skill: navigational40. Migration is impossible: current【口语】Part 1:9月考频101Hometown第4页/共11页2Accommodation3Study or work4Save money5Teachers6Maps7Dictionary8Movies9Photos10第5页/共11页HolidayPart 2:9月考频101Describe a sport that you have watched before and you want to try 2Describe a building3Describe a talkative person4Describe a street market5Describe an interesting animal6Describe a public transport7Describe an occasion when you were scared8第6页/共11页Describe something important that you lost9Describe a time that you had medicine10Describe a good law in your country【阅读】Passage 1题目:澳洲牙医Australia Airborne Dentist题型:7推断题+6填空题新旧程度:新题参考答案:1-7)推断题1. All the dentists in RFDS are volunteers - Not Given2. They go to rural areas once a month3. RFDS can treat wild variety of diseases4. They will bring nurses with them5. 会供应牙具和教育给村民6. 假牙大小不适合是一个问题第7页/共11页7. 城里人的牙齿好是由于水8-13)填空题8. Jack said he had scores concerning the composition of the song9. The Mario changed the song because they were fond of dancing10. They also added lyrics to the song11. Fields encountered the song on a tour and recorded it12. The song became less popular after radio was invented13. A court rejected that Jack and the descendants of the song Passage 2题目:工作压力Work Related Stress题型:5配对题+3单选+6填空新旧程度:旧题参考答案:14-18)配对题14. 工作压力来源于给顾客的-企业家说的15. 同事的关心缓解工作压力-企业家说的16. 主妇第8页/共11页17. 压力大不要缓解,需要训练-科学家说的18. 乐观的心态解决压力(其余待补充)Passage 3题目:全球通用语言Global Lingua Franca题型:4推断题+5配对题+4单选题新旧程度:新题参考答案:25. 统一英语的方法26. 一个event引起了*对英语的重视27. impression(其余待补充)【写作】TASK 1The table and graph below shows cinema visits in Australia between 1994 and 2022. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparisons where relevant.题型:动态表格+动态线图作文主题:关于澳洲电*观众分析:本次考试小作文组合图,虽图形不同,但都以描写数据的第9页/共11页变化趋势为主。
雅思作文---杨琳强化写作讲义
真题示范:1.Tourism is becoming good source of revenue for many countries.Discuss the advantage and disadvantage of exploiting this resource.2.What is your opinion about the advantages and disadvantages of fast food?(2002,10;2003,1;2004,4)3.In1995,an Englishman killed a burglar who broke into his house.He was sentenced.Do you think he should be sentenced?How can we protect our property?4.With the development of a market economy.Advertisements have become a dominant feature in television industry,despite the rich information brought by television.There still exists strong criticism against television advertisement.Write an article analyzing the positive and negative effects of television advertisement.5.作业:version:000121(2005年G类新题)Some people think that visitors to other countries imitate local custom and behaviors.Some people disagree.They think the host country should welcome culture different.Discuss the two views and give your own opinion.主体和方向例文讲解:真题重现:1.Some people think that people at the age of55and over should be encouraged to retire in order to give opportunities to a new generation.Do you agree or disagree?2.A report indicates that nowadays children are becoming more and more lazy,fat and unsociable.Give the reasons for this and a proposal for a solution.(2003)主体相似方向不同:3.Computers are widely used for education and some people think that teachers will not play important role in the classroom.Disagree or agree?4.People use computers when they work,go banking and so on,but some argue that it will make people isolated and decrease their social skills.To what extent do you agree or disagree?5.Some people think that traditional techniques and modern technology are incompatible.To what extent do you agree or disagree?6.Oriental session7.Some people think that strong tradition can civilize a country and the government should subsidize musicians,artists,actors and drama companies.Do you agree or disagree with this opinion?what should government do?8.Is it possible for a woman to be a good mother and a successful career woman at the same time?some people agree that government should pay some money to women so that they can stay at home to look after their children.Do you agree or disagree?9.Modern technology,such as fertilizer and machinery has changed our world so much.What are the advantages and disadvantages?Discuss10.There have been many technological developments in the20th century.For example, computer and electric power.Choose either of them,describe the change it has brought about and discuss whether all the changes are positive.11.作业:What are the purposes of places,such as museums and how should they be funded?审题和构思后如何展开段落题目重现:首段展开1.电视对儿童的影响?正面还是负面?你的观点A.Television is the most popular form of entertainment in the modern household.(引入话题)people of all ages use this medium to entertain themselves for an average offour hours a day.(发展话题)thus,television has had a tremendous influence on itsviewers,especially children.(缩小话题范围指电视对孩子的影响)scientists nowsay that children can be negatively effected by constantly watching television.(继续缩小范围至电视对孩子的负面影响)。
2020年11月21日雅思考试真题及答案
2020年11月21日雅思考试真题及答案雅思线下11月21日已结束,雅思又上热搜,很多小伙伴看到阅读的书剑,内心都一惊。
11月难度再次刷新,不知道12月的会不会简单点……那么2020年11月21日雅思考试试题如何呢?我们一起回顾下:2020年11月21日雅思听力真题及答案SECTION 1主题:旅游咨询题型:填空参考答案:1. 13 July2. Temple3. ferry4. moderate5. dancing6. castle7. breakfast8. house9. Harvey10. 45 daysSECTION 2主题:交响音乐会介绍题型:选择+匹配参考答案:11. new people12. who can play violin13. attend two rehearsals every week14. play in local area15. E16. F17. A18. G19. B20. HSECTION 3主题:关于学习的调研网课讨论题型:选择+匹配SECTION 4主题:气候与建筑题型:填空参考答案:31. both in rural areas and in cities32. received funds of a city bank33. skyscrapers: lower levels of acid in damaging pollutants34. in recent years, Alter Project focuses on the buildings made of stone35. glasses used to reduce pollution in skyscrapers36. are affected by the increased rainfall37. humidity affects the constrictions made of wood38. are worried about the soil that protects the foundation of buildings39. architects monitor the evidence of the movement of buildings40. government should make guidelines for architects2020年11月21日雅思阅读真题及答案Passage 1主题:新旧公园题型:匹配+选择参考答案:1. A:visibility and accessibility of parks2. B:park numbers increased3. C:reasons why park popularity declined4. D:importance of park design5. E:different opinions in the park roles6. F:different functions of parks7. David8. James9. Doctor Wilson10. William11. the functions of parks have changed much12. people are more willing to communicate with others in parks13. importance of park design and layoutPassage 2主题:珊瑚礁题型:匹配+判断+选择参考答案:匹配:14. A15. C16. C17. D18. E19. D判断:20. T21. T22. NG23. NG24. T25. NG选择:26. CPassage 3主题: 油轮泄漏清理沙滩新题2020年11月21日雅思写作真题及答案Task 1饼图:咖啡生产,销售,获利的国家比例Task 2Some people think that all young people should be required to stay infull-time education until they are at least 18 years old. To what extent do you agree or disagree?信息来源于考生回忆与网络整理,答案和顺序可能不准确。
(完整word版)雅思阅读强化段笔记
雅思阅读介绍与基本技巧一、雅思虑试基本状况介绍1.时长:入场8: 00-8: 30候考8: 30-9: 00听力9: 00-9: 30+10mins阅读 9: 50-10 : 50-5mins写作 11:00-12: 00口语 11-14mins考试以前,最好真题要做两遍,依据笔录上的技巧来做,假如来不及做,就调些文章来精读累积九分达人:雅思阅读真题复原2.阅读考试:a.文章难度分派与观察点Passage 1: 报纸,杂志,期刊,观察的是找寻定位的能力,观察考生的眼力,文章简单,题目简单, 17-18 分钟达成Passage 2:欧洲本科生硕士研究生的教材,观察的是总结粗心的能力,文章略难,题目是三篇中最难, 20 分钟达成Passage 3:科普文,观察的是对看法的理解能力,文章是三篇中最难的,题目略难, 18-19 分钟达成b. 题目: 40questions1.table completion / notes / diagram / flowchart ▲◆2.short-answer questions▲◆3.sentence completion ▲◆4.multiple choice▲◆:1.单项选择 ---细节,粗心,看法; 2.多项选择5.List of heading▽◇6.summary▲: 1. 填空型◆; 2. 选择型◇7.TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN or YES/ NO/ NOT GIVEN ▲◆8.Matching▽◆ 1. 句末般配▲;2.看法般配▽; 3.信息般配▽; Classification▽◆c.雅思阅读答题次序答题的篇章次序是1-3-2,可是若有同学是对题型不敏感而是对篇章话题敏感的话,请选择你最感兴趣的那篇先做(拿 C7 的 test1 和 test2 做实验,看自己属于那种种类)答题的篇内次序是:先有序▲,后无序▽,先细节◆,后粗心◇二、 IELTS 阅读评分标准Number ofIELTS bandcorrect Readingscoreanswers39-4035-3633-3430-3227-2923-2620-2216-19三、影响考成的因素1.Basic language skillsi)Word study --- stems , affixes, prefixes + context clues guessingii)Sentence study ----a. identify the S. + V. + O. of the sentence.b. What to read(目 ) + how to read(技巧 )填空或许是:什么就找什么的目的是 what/who: n/doing---主,,表的目的是 what do: v---的目的是 how: 介短,状,表的目的是 why: 原由,果,目的 ---状填空的目缺成分就找成分:For example, desert annuls germinate, flower and seed whenever suitable rainfall occurs, regardless of the day length. Regardless adj/adv 否认 Desert annuals respond to rainfall as a signal for reproduction.NA,B and/or C 必定是并列关系,性一致When(ever), what(ever), how(ever), where(ever), who(ever)/whom(ever), that, which, whose 以上些已出,个句子里必定包括一个主句一个从句,也就是必定会有两个或许是合存在。
2024年雅思全年考试时间及地点
2024年雅思全年考试时间及地点2024年雅思全年考试时间及地点一月:1月6日、1月13日、1月27日二月:2月3日、2月24日三月:3月2日、3月9日、3月16日、3月23日四月:4月6日、4月13日、4月20日、4月27日五月:5月11日、5月18日、5月25日六月:6月1日、6月8日、6月22日七月:7月6日、7月20日、7月27日八月:8月3日、8月10月、8月17日、8月24日、8月31日九月:9月7日、9月14日、9月28日十月:10月12日、10月19日、10月26日十月一:11月2日、11月16日、11月23日、11月30日十月二:12月7日、12月14日、12月21日、12月28日雅思考试地点都有哪些:雅思考点分布在中国大陆有23个雅思考试中心位于省会城市,7个位于直辖市,12个位于其它城市:省会雅思考点有:石家庄、沈阳、哈尔滨、杭州、福州、济南、广州、武汉、成都、昆明、南宁、太原、长春、南京、合肥、南昌、郑州、长沙、海口、贵阳制、西安、呼和浩特、乌鲁木齐。
直辖市雅思考点有:北京、天津、上海、重庆;其中北京在有两个考点,上海有三个雅思考点。
其他城市的雅思考点有:大连、青岛、苏州、深圳、厦门、常州、广汉、宁波、泸州、扬州、温州、中山。
每月雅思考试次数:现在每个月都会有两到四次雅思考试,而且雅思考试的成绩出来得非常快,基本上在,两周的时间或者是10天的时间就能够出来考试成绩了。
雅思考试内容有哪些雅思听力:30分钟加10分钟誊写答案的时间。
考生听四段录音,难度随雅思考试的进行而递增。
这些录音包括一些独白及对话、考生将听到不同的英语口音和方言。
雅思录音只能听一遍,但会留给考生一些时间阅读问题并记录答案。
雅思学术类阅读:60分钟。
考生将雅思阅读三篇*并回答文后问题。
*从书本、杂志、期刊及报纸上选取,不需读者具备专业知识。
至少有一篇*包含详细的论证。
雅思培训类阅读:60分钟。
考试的*以英语国家日常生活素材为基础。
2018年11月17日雅思真题回忆答案(大陆卷+亚太卷)
2018年11月17日雅思真题回忆答案(大陆卷+亚太卷) 感觉很多考生是第一次考雅思,因为哀嚎声控诉的问题都非常初级:觉得配对题多,觉得听力S3过快,做听力因为翻页问题少做一个section等等。
但是,旧题数量是最近几个月最多的,尤其是亚太区,居然多个区域考的内容都是一样的。
而剩下几场考试,旧题的数量依旧不低,新手备考,越早冷静的人越容易赢。
Listening 听力SECTION 1参考答案(顺序不一定对)moneylanguageswimEurontasteam168uniformculturesmathSECTION 2 参考答案:暂无SECTION 3 参考答案:暂无SECTION 4 参考答案(顺序不一定):engineeringbusinessprintedglobal marketdocumentationreflectivejournalismcomputer aidedinterviewReading 阅读Passage 1:神奇的竹子参考答案:暂无Passage 2:运动参考答案:暂无Passage 3:appearance and personality参考答案:暂无Writing 写作小作文线图:欧洲某国家三种林业产品的产量大作文Some people think the qualities a person needs to become successful in today’s world cannot be learned at a university or similar academic institution. To what extent doyou agree or disagree?亚太卷Listening 听力SECTION 1参考答案1.sustomer NO.:55678192302.Adress:Crescent3.move date:21st August4.protection service of a cooker5.暂无6.booklet7.credit card8.email9.central heating10.energy savingSection 2参考答案11. Which one needs extra fee: B rock climbing12. What is the last tine to go: B 10.1513. What is the rule about cycling: A only certain paths can be used cycling14. Students need to sign their name if they: A borrow equipment15. How does the park change in almost a year: A campsite is bigger16. Shop: F17. Internet cafe: A18. Hire center: D19. Restaurant: H20. Conference center: CSection 321. Allen includes the definition of subliminal advertisement becauseA. It is frequently misunderstood22. B has public interest in it23. what is the altitude of Allen's imagination of the publicC. tolerance about it24. A. has little scientific support for it25. Golden Zones =D morally wrong26. shop in shop = E work in certain stores27. power aisle = F only for wealthier people28.traffic builder = G not convient for people in a hurry29. Front in shop = H some products may be damaged30. posters and signs= A point lessSection 4参考答案31. Romans use peppers to cook and preparing for perfumes32. Greek and Italian adding much spice to show their cuisine tastes. Meanwhile in Ancient Roman spices can be displayed as wealth33. It can influence people’s mood34. It contributed the exploration of the new world35. Spice B clove - can relieve toothache36. Peppercorns - can take place of money37. Spice C - burnt scent can hinder domestic smells38. It is expensive because of great transport cost39. Trade of spice boosted the development of ship-building industry40. Cities received valuable tax from the spiceWriting 写作小作文线图大作文News reported in the media about problems and emergencies rather than positive developments is more harmful to the individual and to society. Do you agree or disagree?。
雅思考试抽象类话题作文(老徐雅思)
11.11.26(发展中国家比以前幸福,但是发达国家不比以前幸福,原因和教训)题目:With the rapid economic development, people living in developed and developing countries both have become richer than before. But studies show that people in developing countries feel happier than before, while those in developed countries do not. Discuss the reasons and lessons we can learn from it.点评:这是个全新的题,但也有些勉强。
发展中国家的人比以前幸福了,发达国家的人没有以前幸福。
竟然还有调查表明(studies show),这个调查是谁做的?难道是有关部门?不管你是否认同,既然有这样的题目,就得找几点理由。
看似很陌生的一道题,有些难为同学们了。
这次考试估计不少人要折戟沉沙,待卷土重来了。
那些一直在读我的范文的同学,我就不多说了,看看这一篇吧。
读起来依然那么熟悉,那么亲切,还是那些课堂上讲过的素材进行改装。
我的范文无数次地说明一个道理,无论来什么题目,我们以不变应万变!在范文中特意补充了几个好词,大家可以学习,但这个并不重要。
即使你不会这几个词,仍然可以有简单的写法,但是思路和结构永远是那些东西。
12.02.04 (年轻人遵守传统vs.行为自由)题目:Some people think that young people should follow traditions of their society, and others think young people should be free to behave as they will. Discuss both views and give your opinion.点评:关于年轻人是否要遵循传统的问题,算得上是旧题改造了。
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雅思7.5备考经验(适合中等水平)经验书籍无保留推荐首先晾一下楼主的英语水平吧。
裸考四级572,六级465(个人认为六级成绩更反映现实)2012年9月中下旬开始接触并决定报考雅思。
两次都在北京语言大学考点。
2012.12.15一战7(L8,R8.5,W5.5,S6)2013.6.8二战7.5(L7,R9,W7,S6)虽然这个第二次考试口语依然渣掉了,但是因缘际会,楼主忽然改变主意所以也就没打算再刷英语成绩了。
然后这里稍微分享一下各小项备考的经验推荐网站以及书籍。
因为楼主自我感觉还会写作阅读稍微打眼那么一点点,这个因为楼主本人暂时不在北京,书本什么的都不在身边。
如果有需求的话,可以写作阅读经验单开版。
再单说一下,楼主本人是不用任何机经的,听力阅读全靠硬考,然后因为个人没用过,所以对机经的使用问题木有任何评价。
所有推荐书籍均为楼主亲历使用,无道听途说现象,但不排除个人使用习惯造成的差异。
另一点就是,虽然楼主准备时间偏短,看时间安排就知道一战只有不足10周准备,但是这样做的结果就是楼主大三上学期课程上课基本全抛平均每天雅思复习时间超过6小时,所以这里绝对不是所谓速成高分捷径。
楼主承认,自己在英语先前积累方面就是个战斗力不足5的渣,所以求轻喷如此暴力备考法……个人建议准备时间还是稍微长一点才更好,最重要的当然还是持之以恒blabla……废话不多说,进重点。
首先加亮推荐:人人网:雅思(每月预测,写作口语什么的,口语真题之类的还蛮重要)新浪微博:@人人网雅思哥(周末直播雅思口语真题,蹲点有望刷到自己教室上一组题目的。
其他网站有记没有用,其存在意义也就不大了,但是上两个绝对是重要的,最关键的是会同时存在很多烤鸭的分享。
剑桥4-9:这个没必要说理由了。
至于新东方配的详解,个人用了,但就个人而言用处不大。
剑4到剑9的使用方法后面会有提及。
听力:1.使用书籍评价:《新航道:9分达人雅思听力真题还原及解析》:先说一句,新航道这套书除了写作我都用了,评价散落在每本书后面。
雅思5.5基础课程阅读讲义-ielts-5.5-reading
雅思5.5根底阅读课程讲义UNIT 1 Education (3)UNIT 2 Food (5)UNIT 3 Health (8)UNIT 4 Media (10)Locating Information (15)UNIT 5 Practice 1 (18)UNIT 6 Advertising (20)UNIT 7 Learning to Speak (29)Summary Completion (31)UNIT 8 The Environment (31)Short Answers (34)UNIT 9 Sponsorship in Sport (34)UNIT 10 Practice 2 (39)Flowchart-Timeline Completion (41)UNIT 11 Transport (41)UNIT 12 Travel (49)UNIT 13 Technology (56)Labelling a Diagram (58)Unit14 Money (59)UNIT 15 Practice 3 (66)Multiple Choice (68)Labelling a Diagram (71)UNIT 17 Social Issues (72)IELTS Type Questions: Reading: for Details and for Main Ideas (74)Table Completion (74)UNIT 20 Practice 4 (80)Note Completion (82)UNIT 1 EducationEducation over the past 100 yearsAThe education of our young people is one of the most important aspects of any community, and ideas about what and how to teach reflect the accepted attitudes and unspoken beliefs of society. These ideas change as local customs and attitudes change, and these changes are reflected in the curriculum, teaching and assessment methods and the expectations of how both students and teachers should behave.词汇讲解:curriculum n. 教学大纲;reflect v. 反映;反射;assessment n. 评价;BTeaching in the late 1800s and early 1900s was very different from today. Rules for teachers at the time in the USA covered both the teacher's duties and their conduct out of class as well. Teachers at that time were expected to set a good example to their pupils and to behave in a very virtuous and proper manner. Women teachers should not marry, nor shou ld they ‘keep company with men.' They had to wear long dresses and no bright colours and they were not permitted to dye their hair. They were not allowed to loiter downtown in an ice cream store, and women were not allowed to go out in the evenings unless to a school function, although men were allowed one evening a week to take their girlfriends out if they went to church regularly. No teachers were allowed to drink alcohol. They were allowed to read only good books such as the Bible, and they were given a pay increase of 25c a week after five years of work for the local school.词汇讲解:manner n. 行为守那么;be expected to:被预期…表示将来时:be expected tobe predicted tobe perspective toCAs well as this long list of ‘dos' and ‘don'ts,' teachers had certain duties to perform each day. In country schools, teachers were required to keep the coal bucket full for the classroom fire, and to bring a bucket of water each day for the children to drink. They had to make the pens for their students to write with and to sweep the floor and keep the classroom tidy. However, despite this list of duties, little was stipulated about the content of the teaching, nor about assessment methods.DTeachers would have been expected to teach the three ‘r’s—reading, writing and arithmetic, and to teach the children about Christianity and read from the Bible every day. Education in those days was much simpler than it is today and covered basic literacy skills and religious education. They would almost certainly have used corporal punishment such as a stick or the strap on naughty or unruly children, and the children would have sat together in pairs in long rows in the classroom. They would have been expected to sit quietly and to do their work, copying long rows of letters or doing basic maths sums. Farming children in country areas would have had only a few years of schooling and would probably have left school at 12 or 14 years of age to join their parents in farm work.词汇讲解:arithmetic:算数;literacy:文学,阅读;religious:的;discrimination:歧视;religious discrimination:歧视。
雅思真题
IELTS EXAMINATION LISTENINGREADINGSection 1You should spend about 20 minutes on questions 1 - 15, which are based on Reading Passage 1 below.Sharks—— Face Extinction ——Professor Robert Law, head of Marine Biological Ltd, which monitors the ocean environment, and a leading governmental advisor on marine pollution, is claiming today that sharks are in danger of extinction. Professor Law's main point is that worldwide the number of sharks of most species is dropping rapidly. Exact figures about these elusive creatures are hard to come by, but the general consensus is that certain kinds of shark population have decreased by up to 75% in the last 30 years.The great white and tiger sharks have seen the greatest drop in numbers, down by as much as 90% from 20 years ago. Smaller sharks are also under threat - the populations of makos, hammerheads, even common dogfish are being decimated. Estimates suggest that British dogfish numbers have halved in the last decade alone.And this decline is worldwide. The big sharks congregate mainly in the warmer waters of the Pacific and Caribbean, but cold water areas such as the Atlantic and the north Sea have their own species and these too are in danger.The reasons for the decline in numbers are not hard to see. One huge reason is the continued demand for shark fins in South-East Asia, where they are used to make soup and as ingredients in medicines. Most sharks that are killed commercially in the West are processed for the oil that comes from their livers Sharks are also victims of fear, since they are routinely killed by fishermen when they are landed with other catches."Sharks have no protection," writes Professor Law. "They are not outside the law - most countries have laws protecting the species which are most under threat - but the problem is that people are so frightened of these creatures that the laws are not enforced. There are perhaps five marine biologists in Europe actively involved in attempts to save shark species, although there is greater awareness in America and Australia. Sharks have an image problem. Nobody associates them with needing to be saved, simply because they are such fearsome predators."But the market demand for shark products has always been high. The real reason why shark stocks have plummeted is the same as the reason why other fish species are in decline. Modern fishing technology - the use of sonar and deep-netting in particular - has made the shark's natural defences useless.Charles Starkling, author of Jaws: the Myth of the Sea, agrees. "The equipment the shark has to defend itself is perfect in the right environment. Against other sharks, humans, fish, all the normal dangers, the shark is virtually invincible." But Starkling adds that no animal, no matter how large and dangerous on its own, can fight against steel nets. "The nets that are put out to protect swimmers don't just keep sharks away. They kill them. A shark which is caught in a net dies, because sharks can't stop swimming. Without a swim bladder, the shark drowns as soon as it stops moving." Starkling says it is common practice for sharks to have their fins cut off by fishermen and then to be dropped back in the ocean alive. They die by drowning.And the ecology of sharks makes them especially vulnerable. Sharks are top-of-the-chain predators, feeding on virtually anything else in the water, and consequently they are quite rare. For every million herring in the Atlantic, there will be one mako. Sharks are solitary and territorial, with unimaginably vast areas. The larger sharks also reproduce slowly, giving birth to live young one at a time.Most people are afraid of sharks, but without good reason. You are many thousands of times more likely to be run over or die from smoking - even death by lightning or drowning in your bath are more likely - than to be attacked by a shark, and even then most shark attack victims survive. Recent research suggests that most sharks kill by mistake after taking an exploratory bite - humans are not sharks' chosen food. But time is running out for these ancient predators of the deeps. When their populations have gone below a certain level, no amount of legislation will protect them. Professor Law points out that most sharks cannot be kept in zoos, like tigers, and that once they are gone they will be gone forever. He counsels that sharks urgently need protection by law if they are to continue to grace the seas.Questions 1 - 8Complete the summary below. Choose your answers from the box below the summary and write them in boxes 1 - 8 on your answer sheet. There are more words than spaces, so you will not use all the given words.Sharks Face ExtinctionAll over the world, shark populations are in dramatic ________ (1). In warm and cold waters, many shark species have been reduced to a ________ (2) of their former size. This has come about largely as a result of the demand for shark products in the medical and catering industries, but sharks are also left biologically ________ (3), since they lack swim bladders and can drown if they are ________ (4). And the shark's reputation means it does not enjoy the (5) of other endangered species; conservation laws are often ________ (6). All these factors are compounded by recent ________ (7) in the techniques of fishing. Sharks are comparatively rare, because of their status as ________ (8), and reproduce slowly. This makes them even more exposed to the dangers of overfishing. With stocks already very low, the time for full legal protection has come.Questions 9 - 15Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1?In boxes 9 - 15 on your answer sheet, write Yes if the statement agrees with the information, No if the statement contradicts the information, Not Given if there is no information on this in the passage.9 We know precisely how much shark populations have declined.10 The biggest reason for the decline of sharks is the demand for shark fins.11 People are afraid to implement regulations safeguarding sharks.12 The shark is able to protect itself in all circumstances.13 Sharks live in groups.14 Shark attacks are a statistically improbable cause of death for humans.15 Sharks will become extinct in the near future.Section 2You should spend about 20 minutes on questions 16 -27, which are based on Reading Passage 2 below.The Truth About artModern art has had something of a bad press recently - or, to be more precise, it has always had a bad press in certain newspapers and amongst certain sectors of the public. In the public mind, it seems, art (that is, graphic art - pictures - and spatial art - sculpture) is divided into two broad categories. The first is 'classic' art, by which is meant representational painting, drawing and sculpture; the second is 'modern' art, also known as abstract or non-representational. British popular taste runs decidedly in favour of the former, if one believes a recent survey conducted by Sir Bruce McGowen, owner of the Tarn Gallery and Workshops in Suffolk, and one of Britain's most influential artistic commentators. He found that the man (or woman) in the street has a distrust of cubism, abstracts, sculptures made of bricks and all types of so-called 'found' art, He likes Turner and Constable, the great representatives of British watercolour and oil painting respectively, or the French Impressionists, and his taste for statues is limited to the realistic figures of the great and good that litter the British landscape - Robin Hood in Nottingham and Oliver Cromwell outside the Houses of Parliament. This everyman does not believe in primary colours, abstraction and geometry in nature - the most common comment is that such-and-such a painting is "something a child could have done".Maurice Coates, director of the Buckinghamshire Galleries in Windsor, which specialises in modern painting, agrees. "Look around you at what art is available every day," he says. "Our great museums and galleries specialize in work which is designed to appeal to the lowest commondenominator. It may be representational, it may be 'realistic' in one sense, but a lot of it wouldn't make it into the great European galleries. Britain has had maybe two or three major world painters in the last 1000 years, so we make up the space with a lot of second-rate material."Coates believes that our ignorance of what modern art is has been caused by this lack of exposure to truly great art. He compares the experience of the average British city-dweller with that of a citizen of Italy, France or Spain."Of course, we don't appreciate any kind of art in the same way because of the paucity of good art in Britain. We don't have galleries of the quality of those in Madrid, Paris, V ersailles, Florence, New York or even some places in Russia. We distrust good art - by which I mean both modern and traditional artistic forms - because we don't have enough of it to learn about it. In other countries, people are surrounded by it from birth. Indeed they take it as a birthright, and are proud of it. The British tend to be suspicious of it. It's not valued here."Not everyone agrees. Jane Forrester, who runs the Hampshire Art House, believes that while the British do not have the same history of artistic experience as many European countries, their senses are as finely attuned to art as anyone else's."Look at what sells - in the great art auction houses, in greetings cards, in posters. Look at what's going on in local amateur art classes up and down the country. Of course, the British are not the same as other countries, but that's true of all nationalities. The French artistic experience and outlook is not the same as the Italian. In Britain, we have artistic influences from all over the world. There's the Irish, Welsh, and Scottish influences, as well as Caribbean, African and European. We also have strong links with the Far East, in particular the Indian subcontinent. All these influences come to bear in creating a British artistic outlook. There's this tendency to say that British people only want garish pictures of clowns crying or ships sailing into battle, and that anything new or different is misunderstood. That's not my experience at all. The British public is poorly educated in art, but that's not the same as being uninterested in it."Forrester points to Britain's long tradition of visionary artists such as William Blake, the London engraver and poet who died in 1827. Artists like Blake tended to be one-offs rather than members of a school, and their work is diverse and often word-based so it is difficult to export.Perhaps, as ever, the truth is somewhere in between these two opinions. It is true that visits to traditional galleries like the National and the National Portrait Gallery outnumber attendance at more modern shows, but this is the case in every country except Spain, perhaps because of the influence of the two most famous non-traditional Spanish painters of the 20th century, Picasso and Dali. However, what is also true is that Britain has produced a long line of individual artists with unique, almost unclassifiable styles such as Blake, Samuel Palmer and Henry Moore.Questions 16 - 24Classify the following statements as referring toA Sir Bruce McGowanB Maurice CoatesC Jane ForresterWrite the appropriate letters A - C in boxes 16 - 24 on your answer sheet.16 British people don't appreciate art because they don't see enough art around them all the time.17 British museums aim to appeal to popular tastes in art.18 The average Englishman likes the works of Turner and Constable.19 Britain, like every other country, has its own view of what art is.20 In Britain, interest in art is mainly limited to traditional forms such as representational painting.21 British art has always been affected by other cultures.22 Galleries in other countries are of better quality that those in Britain.23 People are not raised to appreciate art.24 The British have a limited knowledge of art.Questions 25 - 27Choose the best answers, A, B, C or D. Write your answers in boxes 25 -27 on your answer sheet.25 Many British artistsA are engravers or poets.B are great but liked only in Britain.C do not belong to a school or general trend.D are influenced by Picasso and Dali.26 'Classic' art can be described asA sentimental, realistic paintings with geometric shapes.B realistic paintings with primary colours.C abstract modern paintings and sculptures.D realistic, representational pictures and sculptures.27 In Spain, people probably enjoy modern art becauseA Their artists have a classifiable style.B the most renowned modern artists are Spanish.C they attend many modern exhibitions.D they have different opinions on art.Section 3You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 28 - 40, which are based on Reading Passage 3 below.Australian Aborigines Demand Return of RemainsAs a former British colony, Australia has close cultural and historical links with the United Kingdom, due to the British and Irish settlers who arrived in droves in the 19th and 20th centuries. One aspect of this contact is the role of Britain, and British archaeologists and collectors, in taking Aboriginal bones, relics and artefacts from Australia to museums and collections in the UK. Now leaders of the indigenous people of Australia, the Aborigines, are demanding that any Aboriginal remains in the UK are returned to Australia.In 19th century Britain, there was a mania for collecting all kinds of objects from other countries. These were sent home, where they were kept in museums such as the British Museum and the Natural History Museum. Museums in the UK have a huge number of such objects - objects which, say protesters, were basically stolen during Britain's long colonial history, with little or no regard for the feelings or rights of the people to whom the objects originally belonged.Now the Australian Prime Minister is supporting Aboriginal calls for the objects and remains to be returned to their original home. A spokesman for the Aboriginal Council of New South Wales, Stevie McCoy, said:" The bones do not belong abroad. They belong here. This is about beliefs, and a traditional Aboriginal belief is that our ancestors can only find peace if their remains are buried in the homeland."There are certainly lots of Aboriginal remains in the UK, although their exact locations are not entirely clear. What is known is that, between them, the British Museum and the Natural History Museum have some 2,000 - 2,5000 artefacts composed of human remains, although the museums point out that only about 500 of these are of Aboriginal origin. Dr William Cowell Bell, for the London Museum Association, adds that "A lot of the objects are not human remains in their original form, but are made out of human remains. These include decorated skulls and bones from which charms and amulets have been created." A smaller number of similar artefacts are known to be held in collections in Oxford and Cambridge.There is some sensitivity to Aboriginal demands in the archaeological world. Lady Amanda Spurway, life president of the Glover Museum in London, says that the museum has had its small collection of Aboriginal remains packed ready for return for a decade, and is only waiting for information about where they must go.The National College of Surgeons says it will return the remains of any individual who can be named (although it is obviously difficult to put names to them after such a long time). This growing sensitivity to the hitherto ignored rights of indigenous peoples around the world has caused some relics to be restored to their original country, particularly in Scotland, where a group of Aboriginal remains has already been returned. Edinburgh University has returned skulls and bones to Tasmania and New Zealand.One problem, according to legal expert Ewan Mather, is that the law allowing museums to decide what to do with these objects is more relaxed in Scotland. English museums, on the other hand, are not allowed (either by law or by the groups of trustees who run them) to just hand back remains of their own accord. However, British supporters of the Aborigines claim that such restrictive laws are inhumane in the modern world, and that it would be a simple enough matter to change them in order to allow the items to be returned.A further objection to handing back relics is because of their scientific value, claim some museum directors. Dr Bell believes that the size of the collection in the Natural History Museum in Lincoln made it a very valuable resource in the analysis of the way of life of Aborigines, and could be usedto study the origin and development of the people. Breaking up the collection might mean that such knowledge could be lost forever.Aboriginal groups, however, respond by pointing out that the scientific importance of the remains has to be seen against a backdrop of human rights. "I doubt whether the British government would allow several thousand bones of British soldiers to be used for 'scientific purposes' in any other country," said Stevie McCoy, with a hint of irony. "Would the families allow it? I think there would be a public outcry, no matter how old the remains were. This practice [of taking bones and human remains] went on from the first moment the white man came to Australia right up to the early part of the 20th century. It is a scandal."The British government, meanwhile, has announced that it will set up a working party to discuss the possibility of changes to the law. This might allow museums to negotiate on their own with Aboriginal and other groups around the world.Questions 28 - 30Choose the TWO best answers according to the text, and write the letters A - E in boxes 28 - 30 on your answer sheet.28-29 The Aboriginal demand that bones be returned to Australia is based on which TWO ideas?A The rightful place for the remains is Australia.B Britain had no right to take the remains.C The remains have religious significance for Aborigines.D Some remains have already been returned.E Aboriginal ancestors cannot find peace unless their remains are laid to rest there.30 Which factor might cause problems when it comes to returning the remains?A Scottish and English law does not allow museums to return objects.B It is not clear what will happen to the remains once they have been returned.C The remains are scientifically important and need to be studied.D Not all the Australian artefacts are human remains.E Some museums do not have the right to return objects to their countries of origin.Questions 31 - 36Classify the following opinions as referring toA The National college of SurgeonsB Stevie McCoyC Dr William Cowell BellD Lady Amanda SpurwayE Ewan MatherWrite the appropriate letter A - E in boxes 31 - 36 on your answer sheet.31 No country would allow the bones of its citizens to be used for scientific purposes in another country.32 The Glover Museum is ready to return its Aboriginal bones.33 Australian remains are a useful resource for scientific study.34 It would be a problem to accurately identify the human remains.35 Many Aboriginal remains in Britain have been made into artefacts.36 Discrepancies in the laws of different countries can hinder the return of relics.Questions 37 - 40Complete the following paragraph based on information in Reading Passage 3 using ONE or TWO WORDS from the Reading Passage for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 37 -40 on your answer sheet.Aborigines believe that the remains should be returned for a number of reasons. First is the fact that the relics were taken during the period when Australia was a ________ (37). The Aborigine belief that their ancestors can only ________ (38) if their bones are returned is a further factor. Thirdly, the restitution of the remains is an issue of human rights. However, objectors who oppose the return of the artefacts point out that not only is there a ________ (39) problem, but also that the remains constitute an important ________ (40) in studying the lifestyle of the Aborigines. WRITINGPART1The chart shows student expenditure over a three-year period in the United Kingdom.Write a report for a university lecture describing the information shown below.You should write at least 150 words.PART2Some people believe that environmental problems are too big for individuals to deal with, while others think that individuals should take some action. Discuss both views and give your opinion.SPEAKING。
高中生雅思6段式保55分承诺班[第二代课种]
★ 高中生雅思“6段式”保5.5分承诺班[第二代课种]真金不怕火炼,过关率年年居首环球雅思被评“中学生雅思学习工程“的重点课程,采用 环球<督、教、促、助四维基础教学体系>初高中学生出国逐年上升,雅思是瓶颈,提高英语水平,增强海外生存能力至关重要,7月环球举办“中学雅思集训营”让200名中学生实现雅思梦想,本课程承诺高、起点低、费用更低。
教学体系通过英国剑桥教育衡量标准鉴定,教材经12次调整。
招生对象:初、高中基础学生、预科前学生教学承诺:保证考取5.5分以上成绩,未达到分数者执行重读一期63课时强化班承诺保证承 诺:享受63课时强化班课程一期,如教材有变动须另购课程内容:第一阶段(新概念二册上半册部分)掌握基础语音、语调、基础语法、词法、句法和听说读写译五大能力。
第二阶段(新概念二册下半册部分)加强雅思语法学习,贴近考试,体验雅思语法新体系。
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逐一分析雅思真题中的每一词族, 掌握雅思阅读中生词。
第四阶段(初级口语部分)中教老师全面强化听力和会话能力, 练习扮演考试Interview 角色对话,分析考试话题。
第五阶段(基础雅思部分)雅思听说读写分项学习, 精讲各类题型, 传授解题技巧, 进行雅思基础训练。
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2019年11月02日雅思考试真题回忆+答案
2019 年 11 月 02 日雅思考试真题机经内容回忆:The talk is about an analysis of business mode. 导师和学生一起讨论关于公司管理的论文。
答案回忆:匹配21-25 题干为5 种分析方法,然后选这些方法所对应的特征(business tool 的运用)List of ChoicesA.save business time and effortB.offer visual help or guideC.not suitable for their studyD.take long timeE.are difficult to useF.are applicable to companies in any size21.PEST method --- C(听力录音中提到 economic; have little use to their study; virtually)22.Drill down analysis --- E(听力录音中提到 hard to apply)23.Pareto analysis --- D(听力录音中提到 take ages,同义替换 take long time)24.PMI method --- A(听力录音中提到 easy to use, they provide visual data)25.SWOT method --- F单选26-3026.What is most useful in future for manufacturing factories in students’ opinion? 答案选BA.regulation of the reputation of companyB.experience of staff and employeesC.… major competitors27. What is tutor suggestion of manufacturing factories’ strengths? 答案选BB. oversea expansion opportunities28. Which one impresses the tutor to the greatest extent? 答案选BB.the new legal legislationC.find out new skills to the equipment29. 男的认为the most difficult part in the investigation is? 答案选CC. differences between practice and theory 理论和实践的区别30.What should the tutor improve this students’ report? 答案选AA.give a final recommendationB.report in a clear structureC.add more detailed information(答案仅供参考)Section FourVersion 场景题型旧V08405 大学毕业生就业情况调查填空 10 题内容回忆:This lecture is mainly about a survey of graduates’ employment.答案回忆:填空31-40Sentence Completion:31.Interviewees from which subject: business management32.Two research methods: email questionnaires (given) and phone interviews Which part is most satisfied?2019 年 11 月 02 日雅思阅读机经考题回忆——来自环球教育雅思考试院 & 环球教育深圳学校 俞秉欣老师Passage One新旧情况 题材 题目 题型旧 V12233人文艺术 Russia Ballet 俄罗斯芭蕾(戏剧发展史)判断 TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN 6 题 表格填空 7 题文章大意:全文按照时间和人物顺序安排。
(完整word版)5.5到7.0一个雅思考了5次的过来人经验
5.5到7.0一个雅思考了5次的过来人经验很多人会觉得雅思考了5次这怎么可能呢?这在一些没考过雅思的人眼中确实是天方夜谭,但是这在备考雅思出国的考生眼中,这并不是一件不可能发生的事情.很多雅思考生都是在一次次的打击中吸取了经验,然后再战,这其中的心酸和坎坷,只有自己知道.下面天道小编将要和大家分享的就是这样一个案例。
希望大家能够从中吸取点对自己有用的经验.(一)当你决定了一件事情的时候,就要勇敢去做很多朋友考雅思的目的就是出国读书,不管是本科还是研究生。
据不完全统计,大家能够看得上的学校的雅思要求一般是6。
5/6。
0,而对于商科来说,要求会达到7。
0/6.0 or 6.5甚至更多。
而雅思的口语和写作同时达到6。
0,对于大多数的朋友来说是有难度的。
既然是大多数,当然就不包括经常和歪国人一起趴或者英专的朋友们了.这时,作为和雅思具有同样效用的英语测试考试,托福就出现在了很多人的选择之中。
所以我们需要问自己一个问题,我到底是考托福还是雅思?相信无数人都纠结过这个问题。
在这里我想说,如果申请英国的学校,请选择雅思;如果选择美国的学校,请选择托福;如果选择其他国家的学校,请看一下托福和雅思的效用相同程度。
比如我申请的墨尔本大学的托福要求是79分(小分我没有注意。
),而雅思是6.5/6。
0,如果是这样的话,我建议选择托福,因为雅思口语和写作同时上6是有难度的.好的,既然你选择了雅思,就请坚持不懈地考下去,不要中场休息,也不要临阵脱逃,更不要想还有一个托福妹妹在隔壁。
看一遍小标题。
开始你的烤鸭之路。
(二)如果你什么都没准备好的话,不要浪费钱大家可以看到我在2015。
5。
16考了一次雅思。
说说这次雅思的意义吧。
没意义.在这次雅思考试之前,我没有做过一套试题,更不知道每个单项会怎么考。
甚至在考试前夕,我还做了近一个多星期IAAF国际田联的志愿活动.。
.先说一下我的背景吧,辽宁娃,高考英语133/150,但是我们英语是没有听力的(其实也是会放听力录音也有试题,但是不算分数,只给某些英语专业的录取做参考用), 四级400多分过了,六级400多分也过了,好像六级比四级还高一点,两次都是裸考,大学几年英语用得不是很多,听说能力基本报废。
2024雅思纸笔考试日期时间表
2024雅思纸笔考试日期时间表2024雅思纸笔考试日期时间表一月:1月6日、1月13日、1月27日二月:2月3日、2月24日三月:3月2日、3月9日、3月16日、3月23日四月:4月6日、4月13日、4月20日、4月27日五月:5月11日、5月18日、5月25日六月:6月1日、6月8日、6月22日七月:7月6日、7月20日、7月27日八月:8月3日、8月10月、8月17日、8月24日、8月31日九月:9月7日、9月14日、9月28日十月:10月12日、10月19日、10月26日十月一:11月2日、11月16日、11月23日、11月30日十月二:12月7日、12月14日、12月21日、12月28日雅思考试流程1、注册用户登陆教育部考试中心雅思考试报名网站,注册成为教育部考试中心网上报名系统用户,注意务必确认姓名、证件号等个人信息的准确性,并妥善保管自己的用户名和密码。
2、预付考试费根据不同的使用目的,选择相应考试类型并预付相应的雅思考试费用,可以通过支付宝或首信易支付进行网上付费,付费后系统会及时确认费用到账。
目前普通雅思考试费为2170元/次,用于英国签证及移民的雅思考试费为2220元/次,雅思生活技能类考试费为1550元/次。
3、预定考位选择雅思考点、考试日期和考试类型。
每预订一次考位,系统会分配一个雅思考试注册号,并显示在“我的状态”页面。
4、填写报名表请在预定雅思考位后30分钟内填写报名表,否则预定无效。
考生须仔细阅读考生须知,核对个人信息。
5、确认付费确认雅思报名后点击确认支付考费,考费将从预付账户中扣除。
6、报名成功教育部考试中心雅思报名网站收到您的付款之后,将给您发送电子邮件确认报名成功。
注意退考或转考必须在雅思考试报名截止日期前办理。
7、预定口语考试日期成功报名雅思考试后,您可在该场考试报名截止日期前两天,登陆教育部考试中心雅思考试报名网站“查看已注册考试”页面预定口语考试时间。
8、打印准考证雅思笔试日期前10天,您将以电子邮件形式收到准考证打印通知,请通过报名网站“我的主页“页面打印雅思准考证,查看口笔试的具体安排。
2019年11月02日雅思考试真题回忆+答案
2019 年 11 月 02 日雅思考试真题机经2019 年11 月02 日雅思听力机经考题回忆Section OneVersion 场景题型旧V12109 搬家公司服务咨询(租房场景)填空10 题内容回忆:一位女士打电话找搬家公司搬家,需要把物品搬到儿子家。
答案回忆:填空1-101.托运哪些东西Things need to be consigned:p iano2.要搬运的东西need to be carried: an ancient m irror3.a coffee t able4.cupboard or bookshelf: it is wooden yet door is made of g lass5.address: 44,Harrivale street6. price:232.57.the above price is not including insurance8.the collection time: in the morning9.the venue 地点of collection:side d oor10.parking: beside the garage of the house in front of the house (答案仅供参考)Section Two Version 场景题型新世界语起源待补充内容回忆:The section is mainly about the origins of the world language. 答案回忆:localbusinesseseducationprogramtownhallfloor(答案仅供参考)Section ThreeVersion 场景题型旧V05306 经营方式分析匹配5 题单选5 题内容回忆:The talk is about an analysis of business mode. 导师和学生一起讨论关于公司管理的论文。
雅思2024年纸笔考试日历表(考生必备)
雅思2024年纸笔考试日历表(考生必备)雅思2024年纸笔考试日历表一月:1月6日、1月13日、1月27日二月:2月3日、2月24日三月:3月2日、3月9日、3月16日、3月23日四月:4月6日、4月13日、4月20日、4月27日五月:5月11日、5月18日、5月25日六月:6月1日、6月8日、6月22日七月:7月6日、7月20日、7月27日八月:8月3日、8月10月、8月17日、8月24日、8月31日九月:9月7日、9月14日、9月28日十月:10月12日、10月19日、10月26日十一月:11月2日、11月16日、11月23日、11月30日十二月:12月7日、12月14日、12月21日、12月28日雅思是什么雅思是著名的国际性英语标准化水平测试之一。
雅思成绩被英国、爱尔兰以及澳大利亚、加拿大、新西兰、南非等英联邦的许多教育机构,以及越来越多的美国教育机构及各种各样的专业组织接受。
IELTS于1989年设立,由英国文化协会、剑桥大学考试委员会和澳大利亚教育国际开发署(IDP)共同举办。
其中剑桥大学负责有关学术水平及试题内容,而IDP及英国文化协会负责于世界各地定期举办考试。
考生可以选择学术类测试(A类,Academic)和培训类测试(G类,General Training)。
雅思考试成绩的有效期限为两年。
雅思考试流程是怎样的一、雅思笔试1、雅思考试笔试当天上午七点半之前要到达考试中心。
2、在张贴的名单上找到自己的名字,并参照身份证件号码与雅思准考证核对,确认自己的笔试考场号。
3、出示雅思准考证,听从考试中心工作人员的指引到候考室候考,并将个人物品放置在指定的区域。
4、进入雅思考场后需拍照以及指纹采集,然后找到自己的座位坐下。
5、接着监考人员发放雅思听力与阅读答题纸,测试耳机,然后发放试卷。
6、雅思听力考试按提示打开试卷作答,后面是阅读写作要求进行写作。
7、雅思考试时间到后,要立刻放下笔和橡皮,否则会视为违规,最后按顺序离场。
雅思剑桥5听力test2解析
Section1剑桥雅思5Test2听力Section 1答案+解析材料解析:谈话场景:图书馆咨询,电话交谈。
人物关系:顾客和图书馆管理员。
谈话话题:顾客就怎样加入图书馆,能享受什么服务等咨询图书馆管理员。
交际与语言表达1. I was wondering if…这是在向别人询问某件事时的一个礼貌用法,if后面跟想询问的内容,意思是:我想知道某件事是否怎样。
在本文后面还有一种类似的用法,“ another thing I was wondering about was if…”,意思是:我想知道的另外一件事是……2. …someone told me it was possible to join, even if I wasn’ t. 注意even if在这里当“即使”讲,“我听说即使我不是(本校学生)也可以加入”。
3. could you tell me也是一种礼貌用法,用 can 的过去式来发问是为了使语气更加委婉,本文中还有许多类似的用法。
4. You’ ll need to come in to the library. 这句话也是以一种婉转的方式来告诉对方必须做的事情,这些考生都可以记下来,作为口语练习的积累。
5. Would that do 那样成吗注意又是过去时,表示客气。
6. otherwise 前面一定要有一个句子说明条件,后面则表示如果满足不了前面的条件,将会怎样。
7. I was at Westerley College until last year. 直到去年我还在 Westerley 学院。
注意 until 表示在这一时间之前所处的状态。
8. It’ s more expensive than I thought. more… than 这是一个有用的句式,另外 think要用过去时,因为现在他已经知道这个事实了,所以只能同他以前知道的做比较。
9. We allow twelve items borrowed at any one time if you’ re a student. 如果你是学生,我们允许你任何一次都可以借 12 本书。
环球雅思-三口全部讲义1-20
英语口译三级精讲班第1讲讲义一、背景1、翻译资格考试从2003年12月底开始实施的全国翻译资格(水平)考试(CATTI),英文叫China Aptitude Test for Translators and Interpreters,缩写叫CATTI。
是由国家人事部委托中国外文局负责实施与管理的一个面向全国的翻译专业资格考试,分为7个语种4个等级(资深翻译与一级、二级、三级口译、笔译翻译)进行,不对报名者的学历、资历、职业做出限定,强调"以能力标准为核心"的翻译资格标准。
翻译专业资格考试,最重要的特点就是翻译资格认证的权威性。
此外,全国翻译专业资格(水平)考试独特之处是深化职称改革。
过去获得职称必须通过评审,现在,如果通过全国翻译专业资格(水平)考试三级笔译或口译考试,就可以申请获得助理翻译职称。
助理翻译是翻译专业系列初级职称。
通过了二级笔译或口译考试,也可以申请翻译职称。
翻译职称是翻译专业系列中级职称。
全国翻译专业资格(水平)考试的设立,旨在将来和一些得到国际公认的翻译考试资格认证的发达国家,进行资格的互相承认,比如英国、澳大利亚等英语国家都已经有了自己的翻译资格认证。
到那个时候我们的翻译资格考试证书就成为了一个“国际驾照”。
全国翻译专业资格(水平)考试三级口译的基本要求是掌握5000个以上英语词汇,初步了解中国和英语国家的文化背景知识,能胜任一般场合的交替传译。
2、英语口译实务3级考试英语口译实务3级考试含对话英汉互译(20%)、语篇英汉交替传译(40%,约500-650个单词)和语篇汉英交替传译(40%,约300-400个单词)。
考试时间为30分钟。
3、英语口译实务3级课程为了帮助大家提高口译实战的能力及备考的能力,我们开设这门3级“口译实务”课程。
本课程一共16个单元,内容按照3级考试的题型分为对话英汉互译和语篇英汉互译。
每个单元围绕一个主题展开,第一个主题就是“礼仪祝词”。
2023下半年四六级口语考试时间(11月18日-19日)
2023下半年四六级口语考试时间(11月18日-19日)2023下半年四六级口语考试时间四级口语:11月18日六级口语:11月19日2023下半年四六级口语为非必考科目(可报可不报)完成笔试的报名缴费后,才能报名四六级口语2023下半年四六级口语考试形式为机考,自2023年5月考次起,全国大学英语四六级口语考试的成绩报告为“优秀、良好、合格”三个级别,不合格成绩报告单上不报道。
英语四六级口语考试内容SET考试采用机考形式,每场考试由2名主考和3(或4)名考生组成:CET-SET 考试分三部分:第一部分是考生和 CET 授权的主考进行交谈,采用问答的形式。
时间约 5 分钟。
第二部分包括 1.5 分钟的考生个人发言和 4.5 分钟的小组讨论。
时间共约10 分钟。
第三部分由主考再次提问以进一步确定考生的口头交际能力。
时间约 5 分钟。
由于改革,有些省份实施机考形式。
两个考生为一组参加。
第一部分为简单的自我介绍和问题回答,其中自我介绍20秒,问题回答为90秒。
第二部分为topic,及与你的partner进行有关此给出话题的讨论,时间为4分30秒。
第三部分为总结式回答,包括两个问题,其中一个与你的partner相同,另一个不同。
时间均为90秒。
英语四六级口语成绩有什么用在未来,毕业找工作时,四级口语考试的成绩,也可以体现我们大学生英语口语水平。
不过,目前来说,四六级口语考试不是必报的,用人单位一般对四六级口语证不作要求。
对于英语口语较好的同学:英语好是一种能力的体现,更需要实质性的等级体现,另外值得说的是对于英语好想要做翻译的同学这样的考试就是更加有必要了。
英语不好的同学:可以把这一次当成一次体验,毕竟自我介绍、简单的口语问答,以后找工作也可能会用得到,早点感受一下纯英文的交流,未雨绸缪。
还可以在备考的过程中提升自己的口语能力。
国外交换生/出国留学英语是很多国家的官方语言,所以,掌握英语口语,相当于拥有了在很多国家学习深造的机会。
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………课程安排1st training: brief introduction <criteria/structure>2nd training: common views3rd training: sentence patterns4th training: topic5th training: topic6th training: task one1st training”Academic writing: (1 hour )Task one: chart depiction (150/ 20’)Task two: argumentative essay/ report (250/40’)1>Media <news media ---social network website; censorship; advertisement>2>Environment <tourism& environment; industrial expansion; simple life; carbon emission tax; who should solve ---government; individuals; developingcountries; developed countries>3>Globalization <the mobility of talents; cultural assimilation; cross-national financial aids>4>Youth issues <unemployment; pressure; caring the senior; juvenile delinquency; celebrity influence>5>Social problems < aging society; the wealth gap; traffic jam; gender issues; gun; food safety>6>Government issues7>Education <the objective of schooling; teaching mode; what to be learned; who should decide>8>Science and technology <machinery; genetic modified food; distant mode; science &art>9>Crime◆To what extent do you agree or disagree?1. Introduction (背景+题目+作者立场)2. 作者立场1st point3. 作者立场2nd point4. 反方立场1 point+反驳反方5. Conclusion (重申立场)P8.05.04.16 The advantagesbrought by the spread of English asa global language will outweigh thedisadvantages. To what extent do you agree or disagree?1. Advantages > disadvantages2. 1st advantage---low difficultylevel3. 2nd advantage--- generateremarkable convenience notonly to daily life but also tocross-cultural exchange4. 1 problem---give rise to/resultin the loss of cultural diversity<poems/ slangs>; 1solution---restrict thescope/range of applyingEnglish5. Conclusion*p1.05.02.05Discuss both views and give your own opinion?1. Introduction (背景+题目+写作目的---this essay will getmore insight into this issue)2. 第一方观点(2 points)3. 第二方观点(2 points)4. Conclusion (表明作者立场) P3. 11.01.271.Introduction < virtual tour>2.2 advantages ---1> get deeper understanding/ discernment 见解into target culture throughreal experience <cuisine/negative side/idioms > 2>eliminate cultureprejudice---bring economic merit 3.2 reasons for non-essential travel1> A cquire more extensiveknowledge via media<taboos/tribal culture---overcome languagebarrier>2> R educe economicburden/avoid accidents andconflicts4.conclusionWhat are the reasons and how to solve it?P7.09.06.13◆Why is this case? Is it positive ornegative?*分论点论证观点句《中心词》+支持句中心句:The use of fertilizers would be hazardous to environmental sustainability. This is mainly because most fertilizers contain harmful chemical substance, which leads to/gives rise to soil erosion. If it lasts long, the growth of other crops will be in threat.常用观点A. 科技A1. 远程办公distant working mode/ telecommuting/ web-based working pattern● Individuals /employees1> Bring remarkableconvenience---overcomegeographical barrier/time limit/ theinterruption of other colleagues---promote working efficiency tosome extent2> Take care of family members anddeal with householdchores---accompany them---strengthen family bond<alienation/isolation 疏离》● Employers1> diminish/cut down thespending/expenditure花销on laborcost and running cost2> recruit/hire more talents throughoutthe world● the whole society1> tackle/counter a series of urbanproblems---trafficcongestion/gridlock; environmentalcontamination2> generate a large number of jobopportunities ---thephysically-impaired/handicapped/female<achieve their personal valuethrough social contribution> Downsides:1> be not suitable to all ----the people lackof self-discipline---affect working productivity2> impair/weaken one’s social skills dueto the absence of human interaction ---affect group cohesiveness● certain occupations: designer; information technology ; journalist.A2. 机械生产● Economic aspect1> boost economicprosperity/flourishing economy---increase the yield/productivity ofgoods/commodity/crops/grains---reduce the cost*starvation/food shortage inpopulous countries2> diminish the price ofproducts---massive production----suit market needs*organic food---be costly/expensive*handmade products/items* Environmental aspect1>be hazardous to environmental sustainability ---release harmful gas/generate industrial wastes ---contaminate air and river ---give rise to ecological deterioration*social aspect1> deprive people of human interaction ---impair social skills ---feel isolated/depressed/frustrated3> give rise to unemploymentproblem---eliminate 淘汰theemployees with low literacy level文化水平---threaten social stability*transporting food—importing food* Economy1> boost /stimulate the growth of global trade ---generate plenty of tax income to the countries which depend on/are reliant on exporting industry ---create jobs in logistics3> raise the price of goods --- add the taxinto the final price --- be afforded by consumersEnvironmental influence1> cause air and oceancontamination---shipping/airtransport---combust燃烧non-renewable resources---threatenthe survival of marine animals*oil leakage* social aspect1>as for the countries which are restricted by geographical and climatic conditions, importing food is of necessity. ---Japan/Korea---be trapped in starvation without importing2>intend to dominate the world throughexporting food to other countries---AmericaA3.媒体B.教育B1. 影响角色的作用TeachersParentsMediaSocietyB2. 学校教育的目的Career-oriented teaching:Knowledge-based teaching:Quality-oriented education:C.年轻人问题C1.犯罪C2.失业C3.抑郁D.政府投资类E.性别问题3rd training:主语从句宾语从句同位语从句定语从句状语从句分词虚拟语气4th training:优点:缺点:因果:5-6th training:A.解释论证In other words, / By this I mean, / This means…/ In particular,…/To be more specific, /more often than not,…*When…,…; If…,…; As…,…* …not…until…1. On the positive side, the contribution ofthe prosperity of tourism to national economy is enormous/remarkable.2. Viewed from the angle of social stability, the merit of education cannot be overlooked.论点:教育对稳定好支持句:教育为什么对稳定好《教育可以提供哪些元素,对于稳定有贡献的》That means, through acquiring the knowledge relevant to/as to/regarding laws and morality, students will form law-abiding awareness and the ability to distinguish right from wrong. As a result, they will not be tempted/lured to commit impulsive behaviors.This can explain/account for why crime rate is normally low in the areas where educational level is high.3.In consideration about a fact that the interpersonal skills of children have become weaker, sending them to schoolsis a wise option/decision. That means, /To be more specific, school is viewed as a place where students are required to get involved in a variety of collective activities such as sports. Through these activities, they are enabled to know how to get along with peers, how to deal with misunderstandings as well as how to negotiate.B.举例论证:For example,/ For instance,/ To illustrate,…This point can be proved by the case of…The case of… can serve as a typical example to illustrate this point.1> The increasing rate of juveniledelinquency is related to improper parenting.For instance, a teenager at the age of seventeen committed the crime of rape, which was due to that he was always spoilt/over-indulged by his parents. If his parents had treated him more strictly, he would not have been rather egocentric and rebellious.2> M edia should not report negativenews, because it threatens social stability. To illustrate, when people knew/were informed about the occurrence of the breakout of SARS(a kind of infections/epidemics), most of them bought daily essential items blindly.If media had not exaggerated thisissue, the public would not havebeen in panic.3> C rime rate can decline if thepunishment isincreased/enforced/strengthened.C.反面论证1) I ndividual sense of social responsibilitycan be cultivated through joining more unpaid community service.2) F inancial education should beintegrated into curriculum, which can cultivate their money-management skills.3) t he accessibility of public transporting systems could help the impoverished areas to get rid of poverty4) v iewed from the angle of national economy, banning smoking is not feasible.。