2011雅思考试(IELTS) 雅思听力全攻略(1)

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一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景

一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景

一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景摘要:一、雅思听力part1概述二、七大场景介绍1.个人信息登记2.住宿预订3.旅游咨询4.银行业务5.图书馆借书6.校园生活7.医疗服务三、场景对应题型及策略1.个人信息登记:填空题2.住宿预订:选择题3.旅游咨询:填空题4.银行业务:选择题5.图书馆借书:填空题6.校园生活:选择题7.医疗服务:填空题四、提高雅思听力part1成绩的策略1.熟悉各类题型2.增强场景词汇积累3.提高听力技巧4.大量练习正文:雅思听力part1作为雅思听力考试的第一部分,通常会考察考生在日常生活中遇到的各种场景。

为了帮助考生更好地应对此类考试,本文将详细介绍雅思听力part1的七大常见场景,并给出相应的题型及策略。

一、雅思听力part1概述雅思听力part1共有10道题目,主要考察考生对日常英语交流中基础信息的获取能力。

题目类型包括填空题和选择题,要求考生根据听到的信息,完成个人信息登记、住宿预订、旅游咨询、银行业务、图书馆借书、校园生活、医疗服务等场景的相关任务。

二、七大场景介绍1.个人信息登记:这一场景通常会涉及到姓名、性别、年龄、籍贯、电话号码等个人信息的填写。

题型以填空题为主,要求考生在听到相关信息后,能够迅速准确地填写到答题卡上。

2.住宿预订:这一场景主要涉及到住宿类型、价格、入住时间、退房时间等信息的获取。

题型以选择题为主,要求考生在听完录音后,从给出的选项中选出正确答案。

3.旅游咨询:这一场景通常会涉及到旅游目的地、交通方式、旅游景点、餐饮住宿等信息。

题型以填空题为主,要求考生在听完录音后,能够准确地填写答题卡。

4.银行业务:这一场景主要涉及到开户、存款、取款、转账等业务信息的获取。

题型以选择题为主,要求考生在听完录音后,从给出的选项中选出正确答案。

5.图书馆借书:这一场景通常会涉及到借书、还书、办理借书证等信息的获取。

题型以填空题为主,要求考生在听完录音后,能够准确地填写答题卡。

雅思2011考前机经听力(1)

雅思2011考前机经听力(1)

机经单词V08120s1 旅游公司信息1.Rose Garden 地名2.Blue Bay 地名bay 海湾3.300 meters4.beach海滩5.Sun Shade 住所名----遮阳6.$3197.satellite TV 卫星电视8.cable TV 有线电视9.great paintings 好画10.forest森林11.$10,00012.missed13.relative亲戚14.single item单件物品s2农场特点15.donkeys16.apples17.tomatoess4蜜蜂18.warning19.urban20.radar21.speed22.the earth23.waterV08124s2所得税24.evidence证据25.£300026.bank statement银行对账单27.April28.calculation计算29.storage space 储存空间30.mistake31.website32.health department33.Sports CenterV08125s4 海水净化1.salts2.hospitals3.too slow4.Health International5.9 litres -----9升6.family7.glass玻璃8.germs 细菌9.12.5°夹角度数点point10.water tank 水缸V08129s1加入俱乐部1.radio program2.mj@ 点 dot3.minimum // at least 最小在听数字的区间值4.maximum // up to // at most 最大5.Union Bank 联合银行6.joint account 联合账户7.reference number8.JW142 字母大写9.videos4介绍公司道德ethic1. 4 decades 四十年2.philosophers 哲学家philosophy哲学3.Private Property 私有财产4.accountable5.health6.translated7.young8.corrupt 腐败9.morality 道德10.global perspective11.issues问题V08130s4汽车对澳洲的影响1.60% public transport2. bus: crowded and uncomfortable 拥挤和不适的3. freedom自由4. car taxes 车税5. general government selection 政府大选6. relationship7. roads: polluted8. lanes车道9. advertisement10. shopping centresV08135s4考古探寻1.museums2.farming3.resources4.age5.by ___machine6.chemical7.licence 执照8.everything9.form 表格10.soil damage 土壤破坏08136s2如何做简历1.internet2.not too long 简历别太长3.typed 被打印yout 布局,设计5.avoid incorrectness错误6.experience skills 经验技能7.contact number 联络号码8.salary range// training// holidays 08137s4波特兰水泥的介绍1.cement 水泥2.high temperature3.oven 烤炉08142s1澳洲女士买冰箱1.Mrs. Beecroft2.freezer 冷冻箱3.in cash4.elevator电梯08143s2 公路铁路轮渡1.Junction 6十字路口2.Polkeith3.midmorningputer problems5.express train 快速列车6.strike罢工7.high wind8.Sea Watch Line9.45 pence (penny)S4松树的介绍1.flexible 灵活的,有弹性的2.water pipes水管3.chewing gum 口香糖4.vegetable burger5.bottled water6.mineral water7.bread8.cheese and meat9.medicines10.oil used in bathroom11.native08145s2 节日假期安排ke2.picnic3.flowers4.20 minutes5.Art Gallery 艺术长廊6.Concert Hall 音乐会大厅7. 2.30 pm08147s1住宿1.two weeks2.17A地址号3.889740电话号码4.water heater and fridge热水器和冰箱5.lock all the windows6.play musicndlady女房东s3一个男士确认他的个人报告1.14th to 24th June2.early evening3.seminar group4.checklist5.design research6.wide reading7.theory chapters理论章节 08118s1 个人信息介绍1.53 Green Street2.West Lake3.18/09/19734.$2000 信用额度08101s2旅游地图1.ships2.meeting3.market4.music5.railway station6.silver7.India8.police9.performance10.fishing08106s2野生动物俱乐部1.wildlife2.trees3.farm4.bird pool5.dog walking area遛狗6.wooden area08108s4非洲游牧民族1.deserts and mountains 沙漠和山峦2.seasonal季节性的3.olive oil橄榄油4.square广场5.camels 骆驼6.slaves 奴隶7.goat skin山羊皮8.veils 头巾9.herds牛群10.guides导游08110s4 找08111s1让别人来整理自己的新家1.North Bay2.roof and back wall房顶和后墙3.weeds野草4.bushes灌木丛5.Saturday6.11.oopm7.blue gates41.background背景2.personality个性3.self-centered自我为中心4.house房子boratories实验室08114s2新图书馆1.company annual report2.trade journals3.fifth floor4.teenagers5.electronic card6.Thursday and Friday08115s2地图题和配对题自己看08116s2 培训课介绍1.administration officer 行政官员2.permit许可证3.common room 师生共同休息室4.locker5.security officer保安6.fire drill 消防演习7.reception 接待台V09118s2 卡通展cartoon 对象是Art students1.Students2.Comics 喜剧3.Discussion讨论4.Print5.选择题和地图题V09119 s2 介绍节日活动1.live music现场音乐ck of parking 缺乏停车地3.families4.feed animals喂动物5.crowded拥挤的6.flower arrangement 插花7.easy to get lost 容易迷路8.sun protector 防晒霜9.drinks饮料10.bus tickets 车票11.special offer 特惠S3新生入学老师介绍服务1.Registered with Health Centre2.Student Union3. clubs 俱乐部4. self-access lab 自习室5. electronic director 电子导航机6. PowerPoint7. text structure 课文结构8. outline 概括9. feedback 反馈10. references 参考书,证明人S4 女生调查医疗为问题1.选择题和配对题目V09120 s2 Travel Center 的负责人向新员工介绍公司情况1.travel package 旅游包2.supportive atmosphere 支持性的气氛3.Coffee machine 咖啡机4.store room 储存室5.kitchen 厨房6.receptionist接待员7.front desk前台8.tax税s3 一个女生不想读statistics 想咨询学校1.女生专业: Economics 经济学2.compulsory必修的3.challenge 挑战4.secretary 秘书5.academic record学术记录单6.administration 行政7.Class Representative 课代表8.Computer Centre 计算机中心9.Payday 发薪日--ThursdayV09121s2 一个叫heritage true 地产公司广告1.$29.502. 50 years old3. passport4. National Holiday5. Beanham6. PL239PU7. directions8. restaurant9. car parking10. websiteS4关于shark research1.coast 海滨,海岸 ( 常看到鲨鱼的地方) 2.garbage垃圾(鲨鱼吃的食物)3.Summer (乌龟很多的季节)抓鲨鱼的过程4.Pieces of fish (挂到钩子上)5.regular checked6.boat (送到那救助)7.Camera (装到鲨鱼身上跟踪)8.be released 释放9.鲨鱼在哪里活动(到处)1.delayed by weather2.visit: Environment Agency3.配对: take photographs---HarryCollect data-----KateInterview------bothAnalysis-----Harry4.选择题presentationV09125s3单选和配对题目---记不清了V09126s1一个女生找工作1.weekend (工作时间)2.900641 (电话号码)3.tools ( 用于garden)4.training5.carpets 地毯6.website7---10.配对题:F upset employeesE falling salesA bad surroundingsB may lose job in the futureV09129s2关于画廊gallery1.作品名称: Open GalleryOn the Street2.Australian (国籍)例如:British, American, Swiss,Japanese,3.old historical maps4.theater foyer 剧场大厅5.Kesteven 名字6.wildlife 野生动物7.picture library8.sports9.College DesignV09132s1 清洁公司1.Southwest2.double3.office4.lounge5.选择:清洁公司做额外服务:change bed linen 换床单每三个月彻底清洁: carpet 地毯iron the clothes 熨衣服8. 地址:Amyes,9. Thursday10. Maximum working hours: three hours1.North Africa 北非2.Romans 罗马人3.symbol of progress 进步的象征4.grey 灰色的5.oxygen氧气6. 1 month一个月7.water8.salt盐9.temperature 温度10.g old industry 黄金产业v09133s1 女士问医生看眼睛1.Post code: EF142BA2.Address: Queens3.Were born in 19864.老毛病还是新病:new5.Name: Atkinson6.Area: Central7.眼睛在bright 情况下,很久看东西flashing 8.医生建议rest9.病 eye drops 滴眼液S2. 谈论广播节目:选择和地图S4.北美土著人的住房1.small branches 小树枝2.square 方形的3.grass 草地4.tent 帐篷5.dome 圆屋顶6.mud 泥巴7.room8.tower 塔9.angle 角度10.w ind blowing 风吹V09134s3 新生入学1.4 years’ course2. two placement test3. 每2 周有一个seminar4. 考试在second semester5. lectures6. 所有信息可以在handbook 找到7.选择:课本来源:library借联系老师: by mailWriting skill 课程: special staff weekly assignments交: paper 版V07104s1 一个男生到职介公司找工作1.第一份工作: reporter2.type of magazine: housing3.14 hours/ week4.starting salary: £70005.第二份工作:researcher6.further information from website7.配对: sports writer----not interestedEntertainment magazine ----quite interested Soap opera----quite interestedBusiness-----very interestedV07107s2房屋中介介绍房子1.选择题:为什么选此房: AC-- unusual design and good location2.适合什么人居住: people with children3.什么时候可以参观:周三lunch time4.living room, study, spare room备用房, bathroom corridor 走廊------CAD。

ielts14阅读test1listening1解析

ielts14阅读test1listening1解析

ielts14阅读test1listening1解析
【提纲】
1.雅思听力测试概述
雅思听力测试是雅思考试的四部分之一,旨在测试考生的听力理解和语言表达能力。

该部分持续30分钟,共有40道题目。

考生需要根据所听到的内容,从给出的选项中选择最佳答案。

2.解析Listening 1中的题目类型
在Listening 1中,主要有以下几种题目类型:
a.选择题:考生需要从给出的选项中选择正确答案。

b.完成句子:考生需要根据所听内容,填写空缺的部分。

c.地图题:考生需要根据听力材料中的指示,找出相关信息。

d.分类题:考生需要将所听内容分为不同的类别。

3.针对每种题型的解题策略
a.选择题:在听录音前,先浏览选项,预测可能的内容。

听录音时,注意关键词,以便及时找到答案。

b.完成句子:边听边填空,注意语法和词汇。

如遇到难懂的词汇,可尝试根据上下文和语法规则进行推测。

c.地图题:熟悉地图符号,注意听力材料中的方位词。

在纸上画出地图,以便更好地理解。

d.分类题:在听录音前,预测可能的分类,听录音时,注意分类的关键词。

4.提高听力技巧的建议
a.多听:平时多听英语广播、电影、纪录片等,提高英语听力水平。

b.练习听力:做雅思听力练习题,了解自己的听力水平。

c.学习听力技巧:学习听力解题技巧,提高听力理解能力。

d.反馈与总结:每次做完听力练习,总结错误原因,不断改进。

通过以上解析和策略,希望能帮助考生更好地应对雅思听力测试。

详解雅思听力考试四步解题流程

详解雅思听力考试四步解题流程

详解雅思听力考试四步解题流程为了帮助大家备考雅思听力,下面小编给大家带来详解雅思听力考试四步解题流程,供大家参考学习!详解雅思听力考试四步解题流程听力解题流程1.PREDICTION2.DICTATION3.CHECKPREDICTION一、学会猜测(PREDICTION)雅思试卷中有一些是套话,做题时可以省略不用细看。

1 .听力方面You will hear a number of different recordings and you will have to answer 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 recordings will be played once only.The test is in four sections. Write your answers in the listening question booklet.At the end of the test you will be given ten minutes to transfer your answers to an answer sheet.You will 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.2 .阅读方面You are advised to spend about 20 minutes on the questions based on the reading passage below.3 .写作方面You should spend no more than 60 minutes on the two tasks. You should write at least 150 words on Task One, and 250 words on Task Two.4 .口语方面Describe this topic. You should include thefollowing items. Then tell the examiner something more about the topic.在正式聆听前,您会有时间阅读试卷纸,您应趁这段时间猜测您将会听到的内容。

IELTS listening section1

IELTS listening section1

一、听力场景词汇1:住房雅思考试是一门非常贴近生活的考试。

这个特点尤其在其中的听力考试部分有非常充分的体现。

听力考试中常考的场景,很多都是生活里一些小片段的节选。

在接下去的听力专题中,我们将挑选一些常考的典型场景,跟读者一起来通过场景这个角度,熟悉和熟悉雅思听力。

雅思考试是非常贴近生活的考生,而雅思听力场景也是非常贴近生活,其中雅思听力租房场景就其中较为代表性的场景,为此小编特收集整理的雅思听力租房场景的相关介绍,分享给大家,希望对大家有所帮助,文中观点仅供参考。

首先,我们来看雅思听力租房场景。

租房场景是雅思听力中一个非常重要的生活场景。

在2005年的考试中,一共考察了7次。

尤其集中在7月份的考试中,考察了3次之多。

且均出现在第一部分,为男女对话。

如,在7月9日的考试中,一男子电话询问一个房屋中介(house agent),问了4套房子的情况。

要求考生根据所听到的对话,填写下面的表格(划线部分为答案):从例子来看,雅思听力租房场景可以从题型和词汇两方面来进行预备。

从题型上看,租房场景经常会出现各种形式的填空题,如个人信息填空、表格填空题和句子填空等等。

在个人信息填空中,往往是某一个学生的住宿情况登记(Accommodation Form),其中的考点包括:姓名、日期、地址的写法、住宿类型、个人爱好、饮食习惯、其他住宿要求等等。

这一部分对话速度不会很快,而且会有信息的重复,所以对于考生把握到答案难度并不大。

但是,从以往考生的考试经验来看,这一部分也是十分轻易失分的部分。

这主要是由于这一部分几乎所有填空题对于答案的要求很高,如:常见姓名的拼写、专有名词首字母大写、名词答复数等等。

考生往往偏重于对于答案内容的把握,而忽视对于格式的要求而“大意失荆州”。

由于近期考试租房场景几乎都以填空题形式出现,对于租房场景词汇的把握程度也决定了考生在考场中的表现。

在这个场景涉及到的双方,主要是需要租房的房客(tenant)以及出租房屋的房东(landlord/landlady),或者代理房屋出租的房产中介(house agent)。

剑桥雅思11--听力test-1文本

剑桥雅思11--听力test-1文本

剑11-Test 1听力文本SECTION 1Hello?Oh, hello. I wanted to enquire about hiring a room inthe Village Hall, for the ev ening of September thefirst.Let me just see...Yes, we have both rooms available that evening.There's our Main Hall-that's got seating for 200people. Or there's the Charlton Room...Sorry?The Charlton Room - C-H-A-R-l-T-0-N.That's got seating for up to one hundre d.Well, we're organising a dinner to raise money for a charity, and we're hoping for at least 150people,so I think we'll go for the Main Hall.How much would that cost?Let's see. You wanted it for the evening of September 1st?Yes, that's a Saturday.So from 6 p. m. to midnight that'd be 115 pounds-that's the weekend price, it's 75 pounds onweekdays.That's all right.And I have to tell you there's also a deposit of 250 pounds, which is returnable of course aslong as there's no damage.But we do insist that this is paid in cash, we don't take cards for that.You can pay the actual rent of the room however you like though cash, credit card, cheque...Oh, well I suppose that's OK.So does the charge include use of tables and ch airs and so on?Oh, yes.And what about parking?Yeah that's all included.The only thing that isn't included is that...you said you were organising a dinne r?Yeah.Well, you'll have to pay extra for the kitchen if you want to use that. It's 25 po unds.It's got very good facilities — good quality cookers and fridges and so on. OK, well I suppose that's all right.We can cover the cost in our entry charges.Right. So I'll make a note of that.Now there are just one or two things you need to think about before the event. For example, you'll have to see about getting a licence if you're planning to ha ve any musicduring the meal.Oh, really?It's quite straightforward, I'll give you the details later on.And about a week or ten days before your event you'll need to contact the car etaker, that's MrEvans,to make the arrangements for entry- he'Il sort that out with you.And do I give him the payment as well?No, you do that directly with me.Right. Now is there anything I need to know about what happens during the event?Well, as you'll be aware, of course the building is no smoking throughout.Of course.Now, are you having a band?Yes.Well, they'll have a lot of equipment,so rather than using the front door they should park their van round the back and use the stage door there.You can open that from inside but don't forget to lock it at the end.OK.And talking of bands, I'm sure I don't need to tell you this,but you must make sure that no one fiddles about with the black box by the fire doorthat's a system that cuts in when the volume reaches a certain level. It's a legal requirement.Sure. Anyway, we want people to be able to talk to one another so we don't want anything too loud.Oh, that reminds me, we'll be having speeches-are there any microphones available?Yeah. Just let the caretaker know, he'll get those for you.Right, now when the event is over we do ask that the premises are left in good condition.So there's a locked cupboard and you'Il be informed of the code you need to open that.It's got all the cleaning equipment, brushes and detergent and so on.Right, so what do we need to do after everyone's gone?Sweep the floors I suppose?Well actually they have to be washed not just swept.Then you'll be provided with black plastic bags,so all the rubbish must be collected up and left outside the door.Of course. We'll make sure everything's left tidy.Oh. and I forgot to ask.I presume we can have decorations in the room?Yes, but you must take them down afterwards.Sure.And the chairs and tables should be stacked up neatly at the back of the room. I'll make sure I've got a few people to help me.Section 2Welcome to the Fiddy Working Heritage Farm.This open-air museum gives you the experience of agriculture and rural life in the English countryside at the end of the nineteenth century.So you'll see a typical farm of that period, and like me, all the staff are dressed in clothes of that time.I must give you some advice and safety tips before we go any further.As it's a working farm, please don't frighten or injure the animals.We have a lot here, and many of them are breeds that are now quite rare. And do stay at a safe distance from the tools:some of them have sharp points which can be pretty dangerous, so please don't touch them.We don't want any accidents, do we?The ground is very uneven, and you might slip if you're wearing sandalsso I'm glad to see you're all wearing shoes - we always advise people to do that.Now, children of all ages are very welcome here, and usually even very young children love the ducks and lambs,so do bring them along next time you come.I don't think any of you have brought dogs with you, but in case you have,I'm afraid they'll have to stay in the car park, unless they're guide dogs.I'm sure you'll understand that they could cause a lot of problems on a farm. Now let me give you some idea of the layout of the farm.The building where you bought your tickets is the New Barn, immediately to your right,and we're now at the beginning of the main path to the farmland — and of course the car park is on your left.The scarecrow you can see in the car park in the corner beside the main path, is a traditional figure for keeping the birds away from crops, but our scarecrow is a permanent sculpture.It's taller than a human being, so you can see it from quite a distance.If you look ahead of you you'll see a maze.It's opposite the New Barn beside the side path that branches off to the right just over there.The maze is made out of hedges which are too tall for young children to see over them,but it's quite small, so you can't get lost in it!Now can you see the bridge crossing the fish pool further up the main path? If you want to go to the cafe go towards the bridge and turn right just before it. Walk along the side path and the cafe's on the first bend you come to.The building was originally the schoolhouse, and it's well over a hundred years old.As you may know, we run skills workshops here,where you can learn traditional crafts like woodwork and basket-making.You can see examples of the work, and talk to someone about the courses, in the Black Barn.If you take the side path to the right here just by the New Barn you'll come to the Black Barn just where the path first bends.Now I mustn't forget to tell you about picnicking, as I can see some of you have brought your lunch with you.You can picnic in the field, though do clear up behind you, of course.Or if you'd prefer a covered picnic area there's one near the farm yard:just after you cross the bridge there's a covered picnics spot on the right.And the last thing to mention is Fiddy House itself.From here you can cross the bridge then walk along the foot path through the field to the left of the farm yard.That goes to the house, and it'll give you a lovely view of it.It's certainly worth a few photographs, but as it's a private home, I'm afraid you can't go inside.Right. Well, if you're all ready, we'll set off on our tour of the farm.Section 3OK, Greg, so I finally managed to read the article you mentioned the one about the study on gender in physics. About the study of college students done by Akira Miyake and his team? Yeah. I was interested that the researchers were actually a mix of psychologists and physicists.That's an unusual combination. Yeah. I got a little confused at first about which students the study was based on. They weren't actually majoring in physics —they were majoring in what's known as the STEM disciplines.That's science, technology, engineering and...-...and math.Yes, but they were all doing physics courses as part of their studies.That's correct. So as I understood it, Miyake and co started from the fact that women are underrepresented in introductory physics courses at college,and also that on average, the women who do enrol on these courses perform more poorly than the men.No one really knows why this is the case.Yeah. But what the researchers wanted to find out was basically what they could do about the relatively low level of the women's results.But in order to find a solution they needed to find out more about the nature of the problem.Right. Now let's see if I can remember...it was that in the physics class,the female students thought the male students all assumed that women weren't any good at physics...was that it?And they thought that the men expected them to get poor results in their tests. That's what the women thought, and that made them nervous, so they did get poor results.But actually they were wrong...No one was making an assumptions about the female students at all.Anyway, what Miyake's team did was quite simple — getting the students to do some writing before they went into the physics class.What did they call it?Values-affirmation —they had to write an essay focusing on things that were significant to them,not particularly to do with the subject they were studying,but more general things like music or people who mattered to them.Right. So the idea of doing the writing is that this gets the students thinking in a positive way.And putting these thoughts into words can relax them and help them overcome the psychological factors that lead to poor performance. Yeah.But what the researchers in the study hadn't expected was that this one activity raised the women's physics grades from the C to the B range.A huge change. Pity it wasn't to an A, but still!No, but it does suggest that the women were seriously underperforming beforehand, in comparison with the men.Yes. Mind you, Miyake's article left out a lot of details.Like, did the students do the writing just once, or several times?And had they been told why they were doing the writing? That might have affected the results.You mean, if they know the researchers thought it might help them to improve, then they'd just try to fulfil that expectation?Exactly.So anyway, I thought for our project we could do a similar study,but investigate whether it really was the writing activity that had that result. OK.So we could ask them to do a writing task about something completely different...something more factual?Like a general knowledge topic.Maybe...or we could have half the students doing a writing task and half doing something else, like an oral task.Or even, half do the same writing task as in the original research and half do a factual writing task.Then we'd see if it really is the topic that made the difference, or something else.That's it. Good. So at our meeting with the supervisor on Monday we can tell him we've decided on our project.We should have our aims ready by then.I suppose we need to read the original study — the article's just a summary. And there was another article I read, by Smolinsky.It was about her research on how women and men perform in mixed teams in class, compared with single-sex teams and on their own.Let me guess...the women were better at teamwork.That's what I expected, but actually the men and the women got the same results whether they were working in teams or on their own.But I guess it's not that relevant to us.What worries me anyway is how we're going to get everything done in the time. We'll be OK now we know what we're doing.Though I'm not clear how we assess whether the students in our experiment actually make any progress or not...No. We may need some advice on that.The main thing's to make sure we have the right size sample, not too big or too small.That shouldn't be difficult.Right, what do we need to do next?We could have a look at the time table for the science classes...or perhaps we should just make an appointment to see one of the science professors. That'd be better.Great. And we could even get to observe one of the classes.What for?Well...OK maybe let's just go with your idea. Right, well...Section 4I've been looking at ocean biodiversity, that's the diversity of species that live in the world's oceans.About 20 years ago biologists developed the idea of what they called'biodiversity hotspots'.These are the areas which have the greatest mixture of species, so one example is Madagascar.These hotspots are significant because they allow us to locate key areas for focusing efforts at conservation.Biologists can identify hotspots on land, fairly easily,but until recently, very little was known about species distribution and diversity in the oceans,and no one even knew if hotspots existed there.Then a Canadian biologist called Boris Worm did some research in 2005 on data on ocean species that he got from the fishing industry. Worm located five hotspots for large ocean predators like sharks, and looked at what they had in common.The main thing he'd expected to find was that they had very high concentrations of food but to his surprise that was only true for four of the hotspots — the remaining hotspot was quite badly off in that regard.But what he did find was that in all cases,the water at the surface of the ocean had relatively high temperatures even when it was cool at greater depths,so this seemed to be a factor in supporting a diverse range of these large predators.However, this wasn't enough on its own, because he also found that the water needed to have enough oxygen in it so these two factors seemed necessary to support the high metabolic rate of these large fish. A couple of years later, in 2007, a researcher called Lisa Ballance, who was working in California,also started looking for ocean hotspots, but not for fish what she was interested in was marine mammals things like seals.And she found three places in the oceans which were hotspots,and what these had in common was that these hotspots were all located at boundaries between ocean currents, and this seems to be the sort of place that has lots of the plankton that some of these species feed on.So now people who want to protect the species that are endangered need to get as much information as possible.For example, there's an international project called the Census of Marine Life. They've been surveying oceans all over the world, including the Arctic.One thing they found there which stunned other researchers was that there were large numbers of species which live below the ice sometimes under a layer up to 20 meters thick. Some of these species had never been seen before. They've even found species of octopus living in these conditions.And other scientists working on the same project, but researching very different habitats on the ocean floor, have found large numbers of species congregating around volcanoes, attracted to them by the warmth and nutrients there. However, biologists still don't know how serious the threat to their survival is for each individual species.So a body called the Global Marine Species Assessment is now creating a list of endangered species on land. So they consider things like the size of the population — how many members of one species there are in a particular place and then they look at their distribution in geographical terms.Although this is quite difficult when you're looking at fish, because they're so mobile, and then thirdly the calculate the rate at which the decline of the species is happening.So far only 1,500 species have been assessed, but they want to increase this figure to 20,000. For each one they assess, they use the data they collect on that species to produce a map showing its distribution.Ultimately they will be able to use these to figure out not only where most species are located but also where they are most threatened.So finally, what can be done to retain the diversity of species in the world's oceans?Firstly, we need to set up more reserves in our oceans, places where marine species are protected.We have some, but not enough. In addition, to preserve species such as leatherback turtles, which live out in the high seas but havetheir nesting sites on the American coast, we need to create corridors for migration, so they can get from one area to another safely.As well as this, action needs to be taken to lower the levels of fishing quotas to prevent overfishing of endangered species. And finally, there's the problem of 'by-catch'.This refers to the catching of unwanted fish by fishing boats —they're returned to the sea, but they're often dead or dying.If these commercial fishing boats used equipment which was more selective, so that only the fish wanted for consumption were caught, this problem could be overcome. OK. So does anyone have any questions...。

IELTS Listening 雅思听力机经 完全版

IELTS Listening 雅思听力机经 完全版

雅思听力考试常考题型 题型分类?
Multiple Choice 选择题 Table Completion 表格题 Completion 填空题; Map 地图题 Short - answer Question 简答题 Matching 搭配题; Labeling 标签题
题型一: 填空题
填空题在雅思考试中是一个非常重要的题型,从 Section 1到Section 4都会考到,是每次考试的主打 题型,范围非常广泛.
Section 2
文化Culture
Section 3
课上/下听力 Before & Off Class 讲座 Lecture &presentation
校园学习
Section4
环境科学、生 自然科学、人 物科学、商科、 文科学 天文学、考古 学、历史学
雅思听力概况 难度?
雅思听力的难度是分级别的,从 Section1 到 Section4, 难度逐级上升。而难度不同,考场任务也 就不同。 Section 1 是保分, Section 2 & 3 是争分, Section 4 则是挑战
雅思听力概况
• Section 4 是谓 Lecture & Presentation (课上听力). S4 题型有雅思拿手的 Paraphrasing, Indirect & Distractive Information, Keyword postposition。S4 由于场景扩充的可能范围太广-自然科学 + 人文科学,预测势必难以为之。
The focus of the lecture is ( ) A. Campus food B. Course requirement C. Sport facilities 如果B换成课程介绍,那么此题就无法排除选项只 能去听说的方向,或者根据下面题说的方向去猜答 案。

雅思真题11听力答案解析

雅思真题11听力答案解析

雅思真题11听力答案解析雅思听力考试是很多考生最为困难的一项。

在雅思考试中,听力占有很大的比重,因此提前熟悉和解析真题的答案是至关重要的。

本文将对雅思真题11中的听力部分进行答案解析,帮助考生更好地备考。

第一部分:考题回顾及解析第一节:多选题题目: According to the speaker, what is the first development that led to the popularity of waltz in Vienna?答案解析:根据录音,说话人提到:“The first development was actually that the concert halls in Vienna were able toheat all of the spaces”.所以正确答案应该是C。

第二节:填空题题目: According to the speaker, what have most modern dance forms inherited from the Viennese waltz?答案解析:根据录音,说话人提到:“Something that thewaltz established was the idea that dance did not need a story,it was not purely abstract, but to some extent,it was a way of couples having a conversation in movement”.所以正确答案应该是stories。

第三节:选择题题目: Which aspect of the D'oultremont speech was the speaker critical of?答案解析:根据录音,说话人提到:“And the man who is saying that he is very excited by new technology, of courseis still being filmed by an 8mm black-and-white movie camera”.所以正确答案应该是B。

一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景

一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景

一文全解!雅思听力part1常见七大场景(最新版)目录1.雅思听力 Part1 的概述2.七大常见场景的具体内容2.1 租房场景2.2 咨询场景2.3 购物场景2.4 餐饮场景2.5 旅行场景2.6 学习场景2.7 休闲娱乐场景正文一、雅思听力 Part1 的概述雅思听力 Part1 是雅思考试中一个重要的部分,主要考察考生对英语口语的理解和识别能力。

在这个部分中,考生需要听取一些日常生活中的场景,并根据所听到的内容完成一些简单的填空题。

这篇文章将为大家详细解析雅思听力 Part1 常见的七大场景,帮助考生更好地理解和应对这个部分的考试。

二、七大常见场景的具体内容2.1 租房场景租房场景是雅思听力 Part1 中的经典场景,出现的几率特别高。

这个场景主要涉及到咨询相关房屋信息和个人信息交换。

在考试中,考生需要注意租赁双方的关系,以便更好地理解考题内容。

2.2 咨询场景咨询场景包括各种日常生活中的咨询,如询问路线、购物、餐饮等。

这个场景的考点主要集中在考生对生活中各类事务的简单信息记录能力上,比如人名、地名、电话号码、住址、生日、职业等。

2.3 购物场景购物场景是雅思听力 Part1 中常见的一个场景,主要涉及到购物过程中的各种信息,如购物清单、商品价格、优惠活动等。

考生需要关注对话中涉及到的数字和价格信息,以便正确完成填空题。

2.4 餐饮场景餐饮场景主要涉及到订餐、点餐、付款等环节。

在这个场景中,考生需要关注对话中提到的菜品名称、数量、价格以及付款方式等信息。

2.5 旅行场景旅行场景是雅思听力 Part1 中一个重要的场景,主要涉及到旅行过程中的各种信息,如机票预订、酒店预订、旅行路线等。

考生需要关注对话中提到的时间、地点、价格等信息,以便正确完成填空题。

2.6 学习场景学习场景主要涉及到学习过程中的各种信息,如课程安排、考试日期、学术讲座等。

考生需要关注对话中提到的课程名称、时间、地点等信息,以便正确完成填空题。

雅思OG听力Test1-Section1答案解析

雅思OG听力Test1-Section1答案解析

雅思OG听力Test1-Section1答案解析雅思听力怎么备考和答题?今天给大家带来雅思OG听力答案解析的内容,希望同学们可以从解析里领悟到雅思听力的答题技巧和方法.接下来请看店铺雅思内容:雅思OG听力Test1-Section1答案解析雅思OG听力Test1-Section1答案解析雅思OG听力答案解析(Answer analysis)Question 1定位句:I’m not sure where to go.替换词:start文章上来会先重复 sample 的那一段,可以全神贯注准备定位第一题。

当录音说到I’m not sure where to go 的时候,就要注意力集中了。

注意关键词 start,以及之前分析题目时确定的答案一定是个地方,马上就能定位到答案café.Question 2定位句: What time is the run? 替换词: begin说完前一句话之后,马上听到关键的提醒句 what time is the run? 就知道接下来的关键信息要到了。

后面一句话提到两个时间,根据actual 选择第一个时间9am 为正确答案,8.45 只是一般跑步的人arriving 的时间。

Question 3定位句: How long is the run?替换词: lengthen雅思听力备考细节介绍细节一:练习听力的时间这里提到的时间分为两个概念:练习听力的时间点和练习听力的时间长度。

就时间点而言,专家建议考生尽量选择上午的时间来练习听力,理由是听力考试是雅思考试的第一场考试并且是从上午9点开始。

考生需要调整好做听力题的最佳状态——与考试的时间点同步。

如果练习的时间不容易安排,至少是上午的时间。

强烈不推荐晚上练习听力。

就时间长度而言,不建议太长但也不要太短,两个小时左右最佳。

有的考生为了在听力成绩上取得更高的分数会连续做听力超过两个小时,但从实际的成绩来看,这种狂听的效果并不理想,由于时间长,大脑也比较累,因此很容易破坏我们听题时的瞬间注意力。

雅思听力做题技巧及顺序讲解分析

雅思听力做题技巧及顺序讲解分析

雅思听力做题技巧及顺序讲解分析雅思听力做题技巧及顺序讲解一、雅思听力做题的做题技巧策略要把握住这两点:1、主动思考,按照上下文预测考点。

因为只有自己积极主动去思考了,思维才会活跃起来,才会关注听力的内容会讲什么以及重点信息会是什么,而且会结合自己的经验推测考点会出现在哪些位置,从而帮助自己快速捕捉到答案。

2、划关键词,帮助定位。

这个是听力备考过程中非常重要的一个环节,同学们需要趁着听力朗读题目要求的时间,快速读取各个题目,并划出关键词,知道我们要从听力材料中寻找的信息是什么。

而且要根据这些关键词来步骤答案。

二、雅思听力做题的先后顺序一般为:1、快速读题、理解题意、预测考点、划出关键词。

2、听录音,写答案。

在听录音的时候,也需要主动思考,根据录音内容预测考点。

听力第四部分(38-40题)难度较大,并非简单的填词题。

据我所知,有两种难法。

其一,填词。

因为它会先抛出需要填的词汇,然后才暗示你这道题需要的就是这个词组,当你反应过来时恐怕因为没有记录而忘掉了填词的细节。

其二,没有足够的读题时间。

第四有部分31-37题有充足的读题时间,但是38-40题前只大概十秒钟的读题时间,如果你又刚好碰上了文字较多的选择题(比如A-G七个选项),那就会出现你不得不先听录音再看题的情况,这是比较糟糕的,因为这类题大多考细节,而录音又长,故不容易记住细节。

解决办法:在做前三部分时多余的时间便用来看这最后一部分(38-40题)。

我当时就是因为忽略了这点,最后一部分答得很不好,否则听力应该会在8.5以上。

三、雅思听力做题的做题其他技巧策略:1. 如果没有听清楚或者没听明白,要果断舍弃,确保紧跟录音节奏。

因为很有可能在你独自回味刚才没听明白的地方时下一个考点又不知不觉过去了。

2. 如何快速读题:直接看句子的主谓宾/主系表结构。

(可能有同学会认为理解一个句子看其主谓结构就可以了,但是雅思听力读题我个人认为还是得看宾语或表语)。

3. 在填写答案的时候什么时候要大写:答案当中有专有名词的时候一定要大写,主语也必须大写,例子大写了那么相应的答案也是必须要大写的,不写大写的一定会被扣分的。

雅思听力选择题型的答题技巧盘点

雅思听力选择题型的答题技巧盘点

雅思听力选择题型的答题技巧盘点
雅思听力选择题型的答题技巧盘点
选择题型是雅思听力考试的必备题型,所以掌握一些关于雅思听力选择题型的`答题技巧就是十分必要的事情了。

下面雅思就为大家总结了关于雅思听力选择题型的答题技巧,供大家参考。

1、选4或9选4模式中,答案分布相对均匀
涉及政治、宗教、冲突方面的内容不会是正确选项。

相似原则
只要有2个选项有相似的关键词,则必有一个是正确选项,一般根据靠后原则选择后者。

2、雅思听力单选题答题技巧的关键就是确定选项长短与答案分布的关系
短选项题,一般三个选项,服从靠后原则,B居多,C其次,A最少
长选项题,一般四个选项,服从相似原则,两个选项中有相同、相似的关键词,则其中必有一个选项是正确
3、雅思听力多项选择题的答题技巧
绝对靠后
7选3是主流,最后3个选项中,必有2个是正确选项;
7选3中,若B项在听力原文中属于example,则选项A和C不是正确选项;
5选2模式中,100%的选项D和E必有一个是正确选项;
选项A一般不是正确选项;
正确选项中B和C不可能同时出现。

相对均匀。

雅思听力机经全攻略

雅思听力机经全攻略

许多学生刚开始听到KEYGEN的名称与功能后确实非常激动,立马买回KEYGEN,准备兑现誓言,但这种热情的可持续发展力非常之弱,两个礼拜后再问他们得如何了,往往有85%~90%的学生都会很不好意思地告诉你背不下去了。

学员的惰性固然是阻碍他们前进的障碍,但培训师是否告之了正确的读经方法也值得我们思考。

有鉴于此,为雅思考生(特别是英语单词拼写基础不扎实的学生)制定了一份详尽的KEYGEN读经计划,希望能抛砖引玉,引起大家对如何正确使用KEYGEN这一问题的关注。

第一阶段通览KEYGEN、把握重点读经时间:四周(28天)读经方法:学生应保持耐心与毅力,天天抽出固定时间,如同阅读小说一样,通览KEYGEN,理解场景,熟读下划线答案,并把自己不会拼写的答案单词用红笔圈出。

在这些下划线答案中,学生尤其要注意的是填空、短句选择(选项为单词或词组)这两种雅思听力主打题型的单词;而对于长句选择(选项是句子)、地图、标签、配对题的答案则可概览。

在通览的过程中,建议学生要把握的重点是:注重KEYGEN交集点所谓“KEYGEN交集点”,是指同类场景中重复出现的单词与说话套路。

举个例子,如果你发现KEYGEN里有10个版本都考了租房场景,考的内容虽然不同,但是都考到deposit(租金),landlord(房东)等相同的词汇;许多生活咨询类场景中只要提到付费方式不外乎by cash(现金支付), by cheque(支票支付), by card(刷卡支付)三种;而提到international student(留学生)的学习生活时总会说他们不适应local(当地)的种种情况等等,上述皆为“KEYGEN交集点”,下次如再考到相同的场景,哪怕内容是全新的,但这些单词和说话套路还是极有可能考到。

把握好KEYGEN中高频出现的场景单词与说话套路,考生方能以不变应万变。

归类常考知识点通览整本KEYGEN,其实许多答案可以分类记忆,比如Saturday, Tuesday, January都是时间类;Anna, British, Chemistry Lab都可看作名称类;wool,cotton, nylon都可归为材料类;rectangle, conical, oval皆指形状类;pink, brown, yellow全为颜色类等等。

雅思听力题型技巧:句子完成 (1)

雅思听力题型技巧:句子完成 (1)

雅思听力题型技巧:句子完成句子完成在雅思考试听力部分4个section中均有出现的可能,且难度跨度较大,其最大的特征是句子结构和听力原文相比变化较大,因此考生在定位上会有比较大的障碍,换而言之,对于听力理解的要求增高了。

在进行句子填空题的读题时,空前后两边相邻的一些关键信息像介词,连词,动词等是我们着重要关注的,比如and, or, either… or …, both … and …, 等,这些词左右两边的语法结构应该保持一致。

“二合一转述”之“并列关系转述”并列连词的出现尤为关键,是因为“二合一”转述是雅思听力中最高频的含义转述方式之一,在题目中以and连接为主要形式之一,不管是在平时练习还是考试都需要予以重视。

观察一些例子:【原创范例】(1)There are high-speed trains in Japan and ……….(2)Float records changes in salinity and ……….(3)Realists focused on events that were ……… and typical rather than extraordinary.(4)Some governments encourage the new industry by ………. and offering extra tax breaks.【范例剖析】看过这四个例子会发现:第1题中,and左边是“Japan”,因此其右应当是一个“国家”或“地区”。

第2题and左边是名词“salinity”那么右边空同样也是“名词”。

而第3题空右方“typical”是形容词,根据语法结构此处同样是“形容词”。

第4题and左边有by,而右边是offering extra tax breaks,因此我们完全可以推断此处应填“动名词词组”。

【范例原文】(1) These kind of trains can be found not only in Japan but also in Italy.(2) It collects all sorts of data, most importantly variations in salinity –that’s salt levels - and thechanges in temperature.(3) However, as to the Realists, it seems that more emphasis was put on ordinary and typical events, rather than extraordinary or exotic.(4) Some governments subsidize this technology. While in some countries, you do not have to pay as much tax on the purchase of a hybrid car as you would have to on a regular car. This is generally called a tax break【范例答案】(1) Italy(2) temperature或changes in temperature(3) ordinary(4) subsidizing (the) technology✍“二合一转述”之“因果关系转述”以上是二合一转述中的“并列”转述。

剑桥雅思11Test1听力SECTION 1原题+解析

剑桥雅思11Test1听力SECTION 1原题+解析

雅思为各位考生推荐复习材料-剑桥雅思11Test1听力SECTION 1原题+解析,需要了解本单元其他相关内容(阅读系列)的同学,请点击:剑11雅思阅读Test1passage1原文+译文:作物生长的“摩天大厦”;剑11雅思阅读Test1passage2原文+译文:法尔柯克水轮。

SECTION 1 Questions 1-10Complete the notes below.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.HIRING A PUBLIC ROOMExamplethe Main Hall - seats 200Room and costthe 1 __________ Room — seats 100Cost of Main Hall for Saturday evening: 2 £ __________ + £250 deposit (3 __________ payment is required)Cost includes use of tables and chairs and also 4 __________Additional charge for use of the kitchen: £25Before the eventWill need a 5 __________ licenceNeed to contact caretaker (Mr Evans) in advance to arrange 6 __________During the eventThe building is no smokingThe band should use the 7 __________ door at the backDon’t touch the system that controls the volumeFor microphones, contact the caretakerAfter the eventNeed to know the 8 __________ for the cleaning cupboardThe 9 __________ must be washed and rubbish placed in black bagsAll 10 __________ must be taken downChairs and tables must be piled up剑桥雅思11听力Test1答案解析Section 1Question 1答案:Charlton定位原文:scripts:- Or there‘s a Charlton Room- Sorry?- The Charlton room, C-H-A-R-L-T-O-NThat’s got seating for up to 100.解题思路:文章关于房间名的地方重复了两遍,且第二遍对单词进行了拼写,按照所念的单词拼写可以得出答案。

雅思听力技巧之选择题攻略

雅思听力技巧之选择题攻略

雅思听力技巧之选择题攻略面对常见的雅思听力选择题,考生们也不要放松警惕,以小编对雅思听力的了解,选择题也是有不少坑的,题目中有误导性选择,同义词替换,多项选择题等等,想要选择题都做对,任重而道远。

为大家带来本期雅思听力选择题考试攻略,一起来了解一下。

雅思听力技巧之选择题攻略雅思听力技巧之听力题目预读因为听力选择题选项多,不提前看题目等到听力录音开始再看,听力语速一旦快了,很容易听漏。

所以,正确的听力选择题做题顺序是,先看题目,找到定位关键词知道要考什么,这样在听原文时能够有所侧重,否则考生很有可能遗漏关键信息,错选答案。

在预读题目的时考生可以划出时间、地点、人名、事物这类关键词。

以剑雅8T est2 Section321-24题为例:根据题目,我们可以定位这几题的关键词分别为“Australia/Asian honey”,“problem/Asian honey”,“Australian bees”,“Grant Freeman/Asian honey/Australia”,定位到这几个关键词,可以让考生知道重点需要听哪些内容,删选不必要信息,提高答题效率。

雅思听力技巧之比较选项异同听力选择题有很多坑不能踩,当然也有不少误导性的选项在等着你。

在阅读单选题选项时,如果出现否定、比较级或最高级、强调词(only/all/must/always/too),考生需要格外注意是否与原文符合,此外一些选项所体现的作者的感情倾向是完全相反的,此时考生在听文章时需要注意作者的态度是否定还是肯定。

比如剑雅8 Test2 Section3的24题,根据选项,我们可以知道B/C选项对亚洲蜜蜂进入澳大利亚持乐观态度,而A选项则是持悲观态度,然后我们根据原文“we could lose a lot of money”很容易看出Grant Freeman是持否定态度的,从而可以直接排除掉B/C选项。

雅思听力技巧之同义词替换雅思考试中有很多同义词替换的情况,不只是出现在雅思阅读,甚至听力,写作和口语中都会出现,也就是说大多数情况下,听力选项中的关键词并非完全与原文一致,考生需要分辨出同义词替换,这一技巧同样适用于其他题型。

雅思听力考试技巧 (集锦15篇)

雅思听力考试技巧 (集锦15篇)

雅思听力考试技巧 (集锦15篇)雅思听力考试技巧 (集锦15篇)雅思听力考试技巧 1雅思听力考试是雅思索试四大模块中的其中之一也是其中的难点,雅思听力的提高是一个渐渐积累的过程,但是在考试中把握一些技巧就可以更快更好的提高听力成果.在备考的时间里,大家最好在每天一个特别规律的时间点进行一套完好的雅思听力训练。

尤其合适的就是在雅思听力考试的时间,这样会形成一种听力的惯性,对大家的耳朵的练习特别有好处。

这种做法道理很简洁,只有在平常将自己浸泡在雅思的环境中,才可以增添对雅思的熟识程度,最终在真正上场的时候临危不惧,胸有成竹。

其实说到底,这是一种习惯成自然的正面效应。

老话讲,好的习惯是胜利的一半,许多时候我们总在一些小事上进行自我放松,天真地以为这次的松懈不会影响全局和将来。

但回头想想我们犯下的错误,走错的路,有多少不是因为千里之堤毁于蚁穴?又有多少不是因为差之毫厘谬以千里?雅思或许只是我们人生选择中的一颗小小的棋子,无关痛痒,但当真正举足轻重的事情摆在自己面前的时候,假如没有一个良好的做事习惯去应对和处理,结果必将懊悔莫及。

Michael Phelps可能万万没有想到自己的一时之吸竟会引发媒体如此的轩然大波,很多粉丝弃之而去。

总结一句话:好习惯要专心经营,绝不会说来就来,说走就走。

接近考试的时间,雅思听力全文的精听是十分必要的。

除了词汇,短语,句子这些之外,继续熟识雅思听力的腔调风格是听力的一大重点,更重要的是给自己平复心情、增加士气的机会。

进行到最终一步,我们明显已经对四个section的内容都心知肚明,这个时候再去听原文,基本不会再出现理解和听力问题。

自信念也在这种隐隐约约的感觉里不断膨胀。

我很喜爱这个过程,因为我又可以为下一次的模拟练习预备好必胜的信念。

看看这两种攻克雅思高分听力的方法,都是要求大家要细心,要坚持,而且在预备的时间上并不是很长。

大家参照他的阅历,或许就可以在实际中摸索出自己独特的复习方法,提高雅思索试成果。

雅思听力part1考点总结

雅思听力part1考点总结

雅思听力part1考点总结在雅思听力考试中一共包括四部分,每一部分的考试题型和考试重点都有所不同,考生需要根据考试的重点来进行专项训练。

今天小编给大家总结雅思听力part1考点,大家可以根据考点来进行练习,可以帮助我们更有针对性的备考。

雅思听力part1考点总结一.名字 first name/given name有两种考法:1.常见的名字。

要求考生必须背熟它们的正确拼写,因为录音中不会逐个字母念出。

必背的男生名字有Paul,Andy,Jerry,Richard,John,Robin,Kevin。

必背的女生名字有Jane,Helen,Sally.Anna,Michelle.2.非常见的名字。

这类名字会在录音中逐个字母念出。

如有一道题考核的名字是Rajdoot,录音里是R-A-J-D-O-O-T,这个单词的所有字母将逐个念出。

二.姓 family name/last name/surname1.姓通常是考非常见的,甚至是出题者编出来而实际上不存在的,这会在录音中逐个字母念出。

2.熟读以下题库答案:LeeNorthwaite GriekWhitworthKahn SmithersFurnessWalkleyCliffton PolkeithEllandaleCorgenWickford CollipeWalshamTIPS:有拼读的名和姓,解题的唯一方法是记住此单词的整体读音。

三.姓名 name这道题必须填下名字和姓,才能拿分,不能只填其中一项。

四.地址_熟读以下题库里出现的关于地址的答案1.以road结尾的地址21A Eagle Road16 Bridge Road84 Park Road40 Long Road8 Hill Road67 King's Road34 Market RoadFowler Road66 Lake Road2.以street结尾的地址Park StreetGreen Street32 Bank Street95 Cross Street3.以avenue 结尾的地址West Avenue Garden Avenue59 Franklyn Avenue64 Queen Avenue 15 Station Avenue4.以lane结尾的地址24 River Lane 12 London Lane5.以drive结尾的地址University DriveTown HallMain Hall Sports Hall North ParkCentral ParkGreenway Park Square North BayJamieson Island Greenwood GardenJunction 6五.地区、城市或国家名字_记以下题库答案North America North Africa Southeast AsiaWestern EuropeAsiaSpainIndiaGermanyFranceBostonAlaska六.国籍TIP1:在雅思听力考试中,国籍如果填写国家名或地区名是不得分的,应该填_X国家的人。

雅思听力考试Section1常见场景解析

雅思听力考试Section1常见场景解析

雅思听力考试Section1常见场景解析雅思听力考试Section1中出现的题型相对比较固定,以信息表填空为主,当然,有时也会结合选择或者表格句子填空等题型出现。

这部分考题以对话形式出现,考点主要集中在生活中发生的各类事务的简单信息记录上,比如人名、地名、电话号码、住址、生日、职业及结合相应场景出现的内容。

虽然一般考到的单词都不难,但要求考生做到细心细心再细心,才能把题目基本做对。

通过对历年雅思考试真题的不断总结和研究,找出在section1中经常出现的一些场景,在这里做一个解析分享,希望这篇文章可以帮助到正在备考雅思考试的考生们。

雅思听力考试Section 1常见场景解析租房租房场景是雅思考试中的经典场景,出现的几率特别高。

这个场景在section1中出现的考试内容主要是两方面:咨询相关房屋信息和个人信息交换。

小站教育提醒考生,在考试中一定注意说话双方的关系,无论是对话还是独白(注意说话人和听话人之间的关系)后能帮助理解考题内容。

在租房场景中需要注意租赁双方关系,主要是房东(landlord)、房客(tenant)和中介(house renting agency/agent),也有可能出现二房东(main tenant)的寻找合租人(co-tenant)的情况。

无论是出租方还是承租方都需要了解对方个人信息,因此在考试中很容易出到这些考点(比如人名、住址等)。

房屋相关信息主要包括房屋本身介绍、周边条件和租赁价格三面的考点。

房屋本身介绍考点包括:房屋所处位置(location)房屋种类(type of accommodation)房间种类(type of room)及数量屋内外设施(facilities)。

周边条件考点包括:交通工具(transportation)和公共设施(public facilities)。

租赁价格考点包括:房租(rent),押金(deposit),账单(bills),付款方式(payment),时间要求(time requirement);在这部分中会出现很多数字信息考点。

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2011雅思考试(IELTS) 雅思听力全攻略(1)2011年1月雅思英语考试听力过关之24计1. 雅思听力只考细节,基本不考总结题,主旨题。

2. 听力最重要的是词汇,听力词汇与其他词汇不同点在于,你需要听出单词而不是单纯的看出或者写出单词。

3. 听力的大小写问题不要过分强调,官方回答通常情况下是大小写都可。

4. 需要特别注意单词的拼写和单复数,细节决定成败。

5. 注意题型的多样性,主要两大类分为填空题和选择题。

6. 填空题分为表格题,总结填空题,单句填空题,地图题。

7. 填空题要根据空格前后的词来预测答案的词性和内容。

8. 做适当的笔记,跟题干预测相关内容的笔记,比如说填数字,就记录数字;填动词就记录动词。

9. 注意原文当中和题干当中的同义替换,雅思听力就是考的题干和原文的同义替换能力。

10. 速记答案时采用缩写形式,只记单词的前两个字母,或者辅音变化,不用全部拼写出来。

11. 不选违反常规的选项。

12. 明显跟其它三个选项不同的选项90%是干扰项。

13. 正确的选项往往是对原文的同义替换;生动具体、重复原词的选项通常不正确。

14. 对于字数较多,难以辨别的选项,一定要认真比较它们的关键词,不要怕耽误时间。

15. 选择题要注意听风就是雨的陷阱,要听懂整个句子再进行选择。

16. 看题干要沉着,明确题目问什么再答题。

考生因审题粗心而答错题的概率比你想象的高得多。

17. 在同一题下出现并列的短语,单词,数字,一般选最后一个。

18. 注意重复原则,同一题下出现多次的单词是关键词,也有可能就是答案。

19. 当句中突然出现语音,语调,语速的变化,暗示了答案的出现。

20. 当句中出现了明显的转折词,那么意味着有考点的出现。

21. 趁余音缭绕快速答题,否则会记忆缺失,混淆正确答案。

22. 雅思听力的出题频率一般是30秒钟间隔,如果过长没有出现下一个题的答案,多半就是已经漏听了,注意舍得原则,有舍才有得。

23. 没有证据,切忌想当然。

没找到靶子,胡乱放的一枪,肯定没有打中。

基本上,你拿不准的题就是答错了。

24. 最佳复习资料推荐剑桥系列3-7,每套题做精听,听力按照场景和题型分类复习,具体建议可参见新航道50小时打造听力达人。

2011年雅思考试听力需要训练的6个方面STEP 1:提高阅读速度把握每个听力section前后30秒左右的读题时间不求记住每个题目意思但求有印象带着题目有针对性地听。

先看section 4 从后面往前看,利用一切interval time来预览题目包括每个section,结束后的checking time不要去check前面听过的题目而应该previeW下面的题目。

STEP2:提高英语语速雅思听力的平均语速是每分钟220∽300字左右。

提高自己讲英语时的语速,学习一口气说一句话甚至两句三句话。

另外,注意停顿的位置。

可以在实在听不懂的情况下或练习听力的最后阶段拿剑桥《雅思真题集》听力文字来当作口语朗读材料疯狂地操练。

要想提高听力必须先张开嘴巴,听说不分家。

STEP3:积累词汇量重点记忆雅思常考听力场景词汇(听力核心词汇加起来大概1000多个)经常看听力机经。

雅思听力75%来自机经题库。

听力机经的作用——用来熟悉听力场景巩固听力高频词汇对于应对填空题特别有效。

听力机经不必死记硬背只需要对其中出现过的词汇混个眼熟就行了。

STEP4:重点掌握语法平时加强用耳朵分析长难句的能力。

一方面多看这方面的语法书重点复习从句的用法。

另一方面在口语和写作中有意识地使用从句,尝试在作文中驾驭一些长句子主要是名词性从句。

STEP5:训练记忆力记忆力是可以训练的,譬如说可以通过一句一句的复述来训练瞬间记忆能力。

一次记不住就再听一次直到你能完整地复述出来为止。

甚至可以把听到的内容全部记录下来这就是练习精听的方法。

考试时可以利用一些符号做速记,帮助记忆在最后10分钟转涂答题卡时间里,根据符号把答案回忆出来。

例如professor速记为prof.STEP6:集中注意力听力考试时最大的敌人莫过于注意力无法集中。

练听力时切忌一心二用即不要一边放听力一边做别的事情。

切忌睡觉前练听力否则英语就会成为催眠曲,一听到就想睡觉一听到就会不自觉地走神。

每天安排精神比较好的时间段练习听力为宜而且每次练习的时间不能过长,想办法让自己在考听力的时候高度集中注意力,另外考前的那个晚上一定要休息好保证第二天考试的精神状态很重要。

雅思考试听力高分技巧之克服雅思五音不全场景词汇“单词是根”的讲法适用于任何形式的英文考试,雅思考试当然也不例外。

要到6分,除了掌握接近于四级考试的基础词汇量外,雅思考试听力由于场景多样这一特性的存在,需要考生对场景词汇有一定量的积累。

词汇巩固要做到“四会”,会读(读得正确),会听(听得懂),会拼(拼写过关),会写(拼写速度过关)。

但是在此有一点要提醒大家需要明确的是,雅思听力测试的目的不是考验考生是否掌握某个专业知识,而是测试你的听力理解能力以及对细节信息的把握。

所以,即使听力考试会涉及比较专业的话题,比如动物学的,生物学的,环境类的。

但我们考试所问的问题,所需要考生填写的单词都不涉及专业知识,也不考察考生的专业词汇,因此对于专业词汇重在知其意,做到“会读”、“会听”即可。

背景知识语言是文化的载体,也就如我们在预测部分所提及的,雅思听力考试较为真实的再现了几个主要的英联邦国家的社会生活和学习场景。

而我们有相当一部分考生失分的主要原因并不在于单纯的听力水平的强弱上,而是文化背景意识薄弱导致的十分。

因此,专家建议考生应该对一些比较典型的场景,例如景点、历史、文化、学习习惯、生活习惯等加以了解。

熟悉考试相关背景是备考雅思听力,提高整体水平不可或缺的一个部分。

题型技巧题型多样是雅思听力考试特征之一。

Multiple choice 选择题和Completion 填空题,作为听力部分两大主流题型自然有其备考的必要性,在非主流题型中,matching搭配题,特别是选项内容较多的搭配题也将是未来备考的一大重点。

专家提醒考生,不管是何种题型,在备考过程中建议大家着重把握好“如何审题”和“如何听题”。

在快速浏览了题目要求后,可利用剩余的时间对答案进行预测。

高质量的审题可帮助大家在听题过程中做到“有的放矢”,不仅能缩小信息捕捉范围,还可提高正确率。

而在听题过程中备考者要学会重点把握的是试题节奏,并注意对同近义词,上下义词和含义转述进行联想和拓展来帮助自己定位答案。

语音练习考核学生是否能够适应一个国际化的语言环境是雅思听力的测试目的之一。

听力部分我们常听到的有英式英语、美式英语,包括印度音、日本音等。

由于我们出国后交流的对象可能是欧洲人,也可能是日本韩国人,更可能是印度人。

因此在备考期间熟悉各种语音,一方面是为了让自己更快适应进入考试状态,两一方面,是为了适应今后适应国际化的语言环境做准备。

此外,由于不熟悉发音规则而导致失分的现象在国内考生中比比皆是。

很多考生在备考雅思听力的时候存在的这样的问题,“看得懂,听不懂”。

还有些学生听到答案了但是往往写下的是错了。

例如nineteen eighty,有些考生的答案会是1990;three lives写成three knives 等等。

连读、弱化、爆破这些传统听力教学中需要掌握的基本语音现今却成为很多考生在实践中的障碍。

要克服这些语音现象,专家提醒考生先从“我”做起:1. 首先,要严格把好音标关。

学好音标是应试教育体制下学好英语的前提,音标基础的好坏决定了语音、语调的好坏,语音基础打好了,对提高学生的听力水平无疑会起到事半功倍之效。

2. 另外,要注意朗读技巧的训练和培养。

有意识地输入诸如语句重音、节奏、弱化、连读以及语调等知识,并加以模仿。

极大程度上减小自身发音和录音本身的差异,因为一旦自身发音和录音发音存在差异的时候,就会需要时间去反应,差异越大,需要反应的时间越长,这就会造成对信息捕捉的延误。

2011年度雅思考试听力备考必看七大细节大部分的雅思考生在备考雅思考试听力的过程中,都会通过反复的练习剑桥系列真题来熟悉雅思听力考试的题型特点和出题思路,甚至会对雅思听力考试的一些常见陷阱做到兵来将挡。

但是在我们备考雅思听力的过程中的一些细节点也要特别注意,否则会影响我们最终的听力成绩。

听力专家总结了听力备考过程中的七大细节,非常值得引起广大考生的关注。

细节点一:练习听力的时间这里提到的时间分为两个概念:练习听力的时间点和练习听力的时间长度。

就时间点而言,专家建议考生尽量选择上午的时间来练习听力,理由是听力考试是雅思考试的第一场考试并且是从上午9点开始。

考生需要调整好做听力题的最佳状态——与考试的时间点同步。

如果练习的时间不容易安排,至少是上午的时间。

强烈不推荐晚上练习听力。

就时间长度而言,不建议太长但也不要太短,两个小时左右最佳。

有的考生为了在听力成绩上取得更高的分数会连续做听力超过两个小时,但从实际的成绩来看,这种狂听的效果并不理想,由于时间长,大脑也比较累,因此很容易破坏我们听题时的瞬间注意力。

相反地,有的考生刚听了30或是40分钟就觉得是练习听力了。

殊不知,这30-40分钟只是刚刚进入听力的状态,这时候嘎然而止就相当于前功尽弃,听力并没有得到很好的练习。

细节点二:听力词汇的背诵众所周知,雅思听力中的词汇都是与场景有很大联系。

现在,越来越多的考生也已认识到场景词汇的重要性,但是对于这些场景词汇的读音的熟悉度却依然非常的不熟练,从而导致做听力题时出现答案写错。

在这里,专家建议广大雅思考生,在背诵听力词汇的时候要大声地读出来,让单词的读音对我们的大脑形成一种刺激和反射,切记不要像背阅读词汇那样在心里默念。

要记住:对于听力词汇而言,默念一百遍,不如大声朗读十遍。

举例:Cambridge5 Test4 Question 21Problems:been affected by drop in…………。

.该题的答案:sales出错点:sail sell细节点三:字数要求这个细节是每位考生都知道的但也是最容易出错的。

通常情况下,雅思听力考题的字数要求都是NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS,但最容易出错的情况是NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND /OR A NUMBER。

以Cambridge 6 Test 3 Question 2为例,考题要求:Write ONE WORD AND /OR A NUMBER for each answer.题目:Date of birth:…………………。

.原文:the twenty-seventh of the first of 1973解析:根据考官给出的字数要求,这个题目要写成:27/1/1973 或是27-1-1973。

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