剑桥雅思8听力答案解析-Test1Section3
剑桥8test1passage3
READING PASSAGE 3You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 27-40, which are based on Reading Passage 3 below.TELEPATHYCan human beings communicate by thought a/one? For more than a century the issue of telepathy has divided the scientific community, and even today it still sparks bitter controversy among top academics Since the 1970s, parapsychologists at leading universities and research institutes around the world have risked the derision of sceptical colleagues by putting the various claims for telepathy to the test in dozens of rigorous scientific studies. The results and their implications are dividing even the researchers who uncovered them.Some researchers say the results constitute compelling evidence that telepathy is genuine. Other parapsychologists believe the field is on the brink of collapse, having tried to produce definitive scientific proof and failed. Sceptics and advocates alike do concur on one issue, however: that the most impressive evidence so far has come from the so-called 'ganzfeld' experiments, a German term that means 'whole field'. Reports of telepathic experiences had by people during meditation led parapsychologists to suspect that telepathy might involve 'signals' passing between people that were so faint that they were usually swamped by normal brain activity. In this case, such signals might be more easily detected by those experiencing meditation-like tranquillity in a relaxing 'whole field' of light, sound and warmth.The ganzfeld experiment tries to recreate these conditions with participants sitting in soft reclining chairs in a sealed room, listening to relaxing sounds while their eyes are covered with special filters letting in only soft pink light. In early ganzfeld experiments, the telepathy test involved identification of a picture chosen from a random selection of four taken from a large image bank. The idea was that a person acting as a 'sender' would attempt to beam the image over to the 'receiver' relaxing in the sealed room. Once the session was over, this person was asked to identify which of the four images had been used. Random guessing would give a hit-rate of 25 per cent; if telepathy is real, however, the hit-rate would be higher. In 1982, the results from the first ganzfeld studies were analysed by one of its pioneers, the American parapsychologist Charles Honorton. They pointed to typical hit-rates of better than 30 per cent - a small effect, but one which statistical tests suggested could not be put down to chance.The implication was that the ganzfeld method had revealed real evidence for telepathy. But there was a crucial flaw in this argument - one routinely overlooked in more conventional areas of science. Just because chance had been ruled out as an explanation did not prove telepathy must exist; there were many other ways of getting positive results. Theseranged from 'sensory leakage' - where clues about the pictures accidentally reach the receiver - to outright fraud. In response, the researchers issued a review of all the ganzfeld studies done up to 1985 to show that 80 per cent had found statistically significant evidence. However, they also agreed that there were still too many problems in the experiments which could lead to positive results, and they drew up a list demanding new standards for future research.After this, many researchers switched to autoganzfeld tests - an automated variant of the technique which used computers to perform many of the key tasks such as the random selection of images. By minimising human involvement, the idea was to minimise the risk of flawed results. In 1987, results from hundreds of autoganzfeld tests were studied by Honorton in a 'meta-analysis', a statistical technique for finding the overall results from a set of studies. Though less compelling than before, the outcome was still impressive.Yet some parapsychologists remain disturbed by the lack of consistency between individual ganzfeld studies. Defenders of telepathy point out that demanding impressive evidence from every study ignores one basic statistical fact: it takes large samples to detect small effects. If, as current results suggest, telepathy produces hit-rates only marginally above the 25 per cent expected by chance, it's unlikely to be detected by a typical ganzfeld study involving around 40 people: the group is just not big enough. Only when many studies are combined in ameta-analysis will the faint signal of telepathy really become apparent. And that is what researchers do seem to be finding.What they are certainly not finding, however, is any change in attitude of mainstream scientists: most still totally reject the very idea of telepathy. The problem stems at least in part from the lack of any plausible mechanism for telepathy.Various theories have been put forward, many focusing on esoteric ideas from theoretical physics. They include 'quantum entanglement', in which events affecting one group of atoms instantly affect another group, no matter how far apart they may be. While physicists have demonstrated entanglement with specially prepared atoms, no-one knows if it also exists between atoms making up human minds. Answering such questions would transform parapsychology. This has prompted some researchers to argue that the future lies not in collecting more evidence for telepathy, but in probing possible mechanisms. Some work has begun already, with researchers trying to identify people who are particularly successful in autoganzfeld trials. Early results show that creative and artistic people do much better than average: in one study at the University of Edinburgh, musicians achieved a hit-rate of 56 per cent. Perhaps more tests like these will eventually give the researchers the evidence they are seeking and strengthen the case for the existence of telepathy.Questions 27-30complete each sentence with the correct ending, A-G, below.Write the correct letter, A-G, in boxes 27-30 on your answer sheet.27 Researchers with differing attitudes towards telepathy agree on28 Reports of experiences during meditation indicated29 Attitudes to parapsychology would alter drastically with30 Recent autoganzfeld trials suggest that success rates will improve withQuestions 31-40Complete the table below.Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the passage for each answer.Write your answers in boxes 31-40 on your answer sheet.。
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剑桥雅思8口语真题一共有四套，这是第一套，大家可以在备考雅思口语考试的时候参考一下这些题目，看看有什么可以参考和借鉴的。
TEST 1 - SPEAKINGPART 1 test 1 - part 1 的题目是201X年的。
已经考了5年了，考这一些题目的可能性不大，但不能排除同类型的题继续出现所以同学们好好准备一下关于住宿和 Living environment 方便的问题Q : How well do you know the people who live next door to you ?你和你的邻居们的关系如何?Q : How often do you see them ?你多久和他们见面或来往?Q : What kinds of problem do people sometimes have with their neighbours ?邻居们之间常见的矛盾有哪些?Q : How do you think neighbours can help each other ?邻居们如何可以互相帮助?Part 2: 这个题目是变态题，也是一个高分题目。
如果考到那就有希望考出高分，但前提条件是会说哦。
这个题算是比较新，今年出的可能性还是很大，需要准备。
Describe a time you were asked to give your opinion in a questionnaire or survey描述你参加过的一个调查。
剑桥8test1passage3
READING PASSAGE 3You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 27-40, which are based on Reading Passage 3 below.TELEPATHYCan human beings communicate by thought a/one? For more than a century the issue of telepathy has divided the scientific community, and even today it still sparks bitter controversy among top academics Since the1970s, parapsychologists at leading universities and research institutes around the world have risked the derision of sceptical colleagues by putting the various claims for telepathy to the test in dozens of rigorous scientific studies. The results and their implications are dividing even the researchers who uncovered them.Some researchers say the results constitute compelling evidence that telepathy is genuine. Other parapsychologists believe the field is on the brink of collapse, having tried to produce definitive scientific proofand failed. Sceptics and advocates alike do concur on one issue, however: that the most impressive evidence so far has come from the so-called 'ganzfeld' experiments, a German term that means 'whole field'. Reports of telepathic experiences had by people during meditation led parapsychologists to suspect that telepathy might involve 'signals' passing between people that were so faint that they were usually swamped by normal brain activity. In this case, such signals might be more easily detected by those experiencing meditation-like tranquillity in a relaxing 'whole field' of light, sound and warmth.The ganzfeld experiment tries to recreate these conditions with participants sitting in soft reclining chairs in a sealed room, listening to relaxing sounds while their eyes are covered with special filters letting in only soft pink light. In early ganzfeld experiments, the telepathy test involved identification of a picture chosen from a random selection of four taken from a large image bank. The idea was that a person acting as a 'sender' would attempt to beam the image over to the 'receiver' relaxing in the sealed room. Once the session was over, this person was asked to identify which of the four images had been used. Random guessing would give a hit-rate of 25 per cent; if telepathy is real, however, the hit-rate would be higher. In 1982, the results from the first ganzfeld studies were analysed by one of its pioneers, the American parapsychologist Charles Honorton. They pointed to typical hit-rates of better than 30 per cent - a small effect, but one which statistical tests suggested could not be put down to chance.The implication was that the ganzfeld method had revealed real evidence for telepathy. But there was a crucial flaw in this argument - one routinely overlooked in more conventional areas of science. Just because chance had been ruled out as an explanation did not prove telepathy must exist; there were many other ways of getting positive results. Theseranged from 'sensory leakage' - where clues about the pictures accidentally reach the receiver - to outright fraud. In response, the researchers issued a review of all the ganzfeld studies done up to 1985 to show that 80 per cent had found statistically significant evidence.However, they also agreed that there were still too many problems in the experiments which could lead to positive results, and they drew up a list demanding new standards for future research.After this, many researchers switched to autoganzfeld tests - an automated variant of the technique which used computers to perform many of the key tasks such as the random selection of images. By minimisinghuman involvement, the idea was to minimise the risk of flawed results. In 1987, results from hundreds of autoganzfeld tests were studied by Honorton in a 'meta-analysis', a statistical technique for finding theoverall results from a set of studies. Though less compelling than before, the outcome was still impressive.Yet some parapsychologists remain disturbed by the lack of consistency between individual ganzfeld studies. Defenders of telepathy point out that demanding impressive evidence from every study ignores one basic statistical fact: it takes large samples to detect small effects. If, as current results suggest, telepathy produces hit-rates only marginally above the 25 per cent expected by chance, it's unlikely to be detected by a typical ganzfeld study involving around 40 people: the group is just not big enough. Only when many studies are combined in ameta-analysis will the faint signal of telepathy really become apparent. And that is what researchers do seem to be finding.What they are certainly not finding, however, is any change in attitude of mainstream scientists: most still totally reject the very idea of telepathy. The problem stems at least in part from the lack of any plausible mechanism for telepathy.Various theories have been put forward, many focusing on esoteric ideas from theoretical physics. They include 'quantum entanglement', in which events affecting one group of atoms instantly affect another group, no matter how far apart they may be. While physicists have demonstrated entanglement with specially prepared atoms, no-one knows if it also exists between atoms making up human minds. Answering such questions would transform parapsychology. This has prompted some researchers to argue that the future lies not in collecting more evidence for telepathy, but in probing possible mechanisms. Some work has begun already, with researchers trying to identify people who are particularly successful in autoganzfeld trials. Early results show that creative and artistic people do much better than average: in one study at the University of Edinburgh, musicians achieved a hit-rate of 56 per cent. Perhaps more tests like these will eventually give the researchers the evidence they are seeking andstrengthen the case for the existence of telepathy.Athe discovery of a mechanism for telepathy. Bthe need to create a suitable environment for telepathy. Ct heir claims of a high success rate. Da solution to the problem posed by random guessing. Ethe significance of the ganzfeld experiments. Fa more careful selection of subjects. Ga need to keep altering conditions.Questions 27-30complete each sentence with the correct ending, A-G, below.Write the correct letter, A-G, in boxes 27-30 on your answer sheet. 27 Researchers with differing attitudes towards telepathy agree on 28 Reports of experiences during meditation indicated29 Attitudes to parapsychology would alter drastically with 30 Recent autoganzfeld trials suggest that success rates will improve withQuestions 31-40Complete the table below.Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the passage for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 31-40 on your answer sheet.Telepathy ExperimentsName/Date Description Result FlawGanzfeld studies Involved a person acting 1982 as a 31…………………… who picked out one 32 …………………… from a random selection of f our, a nd a33 ……………………,Hit-rates were Positive results couldhigher than with be produced by factors, random guessing. such as34 ……………………or35 ……………………. who then tried to i dentifyit.Autoganzfeld studies 198736….................................. T he results werewere used for key tasks to then subjected to aThe 39betweendifferent test results limit the amount of 38…......................... w as put down to the 37…………………………fact that sample groups …in carrying out the tests. were not40……………………(as with most ganzfeldstudies).。
剑桥雅思8试题答案.pdf
Cambridge IELTS 8Test 2 ListeningSECTION 1 Questions 1-10Q 1-3 Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND / OR A NUMBER for each answerTOTAL INSURANCE INCIDENT REPORTNameAddress Shipping agent Place of origin Data of arrival Reference number Michael Alexander24 Manly Street, 1 , Sydney 2China3601 ACKQ 4-10 Write ONE WORD AND / OR A NUMBER for each answerItem Damage Cost to repair/ replace Television The 4 needs to be replaced Not knownThe 5 cabinet The 6 of the cabinet is damaged 7 $Dining room table A 8 is spilt $200Set of china Six 9 were broken about 10 $ in total SECTION 2 Questions 11-20Q 1111 According to the speaker, the main purposes of the park areA. education and entertainmentB. research and educationC. research and entertainmentQ 12-14 Write NO MORE THAN TWQ WORDS for each answerAgricultural ParkQ 15-2015 When are the experimental areas closed to the public?A. all the year roundB. almost all the yearC. a short time every year 16 How can you move around the park?A. by tram, walking or bicycleB. by solar car or bicycleC. by bicycle, walking or bus17 The rare breed animals kept in the park includeA. bens and horsesB. goats and cowsC. goats and hens 18 What is the main purpose of having the Rare Breeds SecA. to save unusual animalsB. to keep a variety of breedsC. to educate the public19 What can you see in the park at the present time?A. the arrival of wild birdsB. fruit tree blossomC. a demonstration of fishing 20. The shop contains books aboutA. animalsB. local traditionsC. the history of the parkSECTION 3 Questions 21-30Q 21-24Honey Bees in Australia21 Where in Australia have Asian honey bees been found in the past?A. QueenslandB. New South WalesC. several states 22 A problem with Asian honey bees is that theyA. attack native beesB. carry parasitesC. damage crops23 What point is made about Australian bees?A. Their honey varies in quality.B. Their size stops them from pollinating some flowers.C. They are sold to customers abroad. 24. Grant Freeman says that if Asian honey bees g Australia,A. the country’s economy would be affected.B. they could be used in the study of allergies.C. certain areas of agriculture would benefit.Q 25-30 Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answerLooking for Asian honey beesBirds called Rainbow Bee Eaters eat only 25 , and cough up small bits of skeleton and other products in a pellet.Researchers go to the locations the bee eaters like to use for 26 .They collect the pellets and take them to a 27 for analysis.Here 28 is used to soften them, and the researchers look for the 29 of Asian bees in the pellets.The benefit of this research is that the result is more 30 than searching for live Asian bees.SECTION 4 Questions 31-40Q 31-36Research on questions about doctors31 In order to set up her research programme, Shona gotA. advice from personal friends in other countries. 32 What types of people were included in the research?A. young people in their first jobB. help from students in other countries.C. information from her tutor ’s contacts in other countries B. men who were workingC. women who were unemployed33. Shona says that in her questionnaire her aim wasA. to get a wide range of data.B. to limit people’s responses.C. to guide people through interviews. 34. What do Shona ’s initial results show about services in Britain?A. Current concerns are misrepresented by the presB. Financial issues are critical to the government.C. Reforms within hospitals have been unsuccessfu 35. Shona needs to do further research in order toA. present the government with her findings.B. decide the level of extra funding needed.C. identify the preferences of the public. 36. Shona has learnt from the research project thatA. it is important to plan projects carefully.B. people do not like answering questions.C. colleagues do not always agree.Q 37-40Which statement applies to each of the following people who were interviewed by Shona? Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-F , next to questions 37-40 A.gave false dataB.decided to stop participatingC.refused to tell Shona about their jobD.kept changing their mind about participationE.became very angry with ShonaF.was worried about confidentialityPeople interviewed by Shona 37 a person interviewed in the street 38 an undergraduate at the university 39 a colleague in her department 40 a tutor in a foreign university。
雅思真题八听力答案解析
雅思真题八听力答案解析在准备雅思考试的过程中，听力部分常常是被很多考生所忽视的一部分。
然而，良好的听力能力对于获得高分是至关重要的。
今天我们将针对雅思真题八听力部分进行答案解析，希望能帮助大家更好地理解考试内容，并提升自身的听力水平。
Section 1在这一部分中，题目主要关注日常生活的应用场景。
听力材料以电话预订酒店为主题，涉及到具体的预订过程、房间种类、价格等内容。
1. 问题：预计入住日期是什么时候？答案：March 23rd。
2. 问题：需要多少晚的住宿？答案：两晚。
3. 问题：他们预订的是什么类型的房间？答案：双人房（Double room）。
4. 问题：房间价格是多少？答案：140英镑。
Section 2第二部分的听力材料着重关注场景信息的获取。
题目与一个参观动物园的计划有关，需要获取动物园的开放时间、入场费用、交通方式等信息。
5. 问题：动物园开放时间是什么？答案：上午9点至下午5点。
6. 问题：需要给多少钱才能进入动物园？答案：15英镑。
7. 问题：最好的交通方式是什么？答案：公交车。
Section 3在第三部分中，听力材料围绕着学术讨论展开，讲述了学生计划中的研究项目。
其中包括了研究方向、资源需求、时间安排等等。
8. 问题：学生的项目是关于什么的？答案：跨国公司的环境活动。
9. 问题：学生需要申请哪些资金？答案：研究费用和采访费用。
10. 问题：整个研究项目预计需要多长时间？答案：一年。
Section 4最后一部分的听力材料主要关注科学实验和生物学方面的知识。
题目涉及到鸟类的迁徙习性以及夜间动物的行为。
11. 问题：为什么有些鸟类在冬季会进行长途迁徙？答案：找温暖的气候和食物。
12. 问题：一些鸟类是否会冬眠？答案：不会。
13. 问题：为什么夜间动物很安静？答案：降低自身被捕食的风险。
通过对雅思真题八听力部分的答案解析，我们可以看出，听力考试内容主要围绕日常生活场景、旅行信息、学术讨论以及科学实验等方面展开。
剑桥雅思8真题及答案解析
剑桥雅思8真题及答案解析雅思考试是全球范围内最广泛接受的英语水平测试之一。
剑桥雅思系列真题是备考雅思的重要参考资料。
本文将对剑桥雅思8真题进行详细解析，以帮助考生更好地了解和应对雅思考试。
第一部分：听力部分雅思听力部分共分为四个部分，总计40道题目。
剑桥雅思8真题的听力部分充满了多样化的语言环境和题材内容，对于考生的综合能力有很高的要求。
第一段对话是关于租房子的信息查询。
剑桥雅思8真题以英国地名为背景，描述了一个租房子的过程。
考生需要仔细听对话，在听得不太清楚的地方可以通过准确的推断填写答案。
第二段对话涉及医疗方面的信息查询。
这部分内容同样富有挑战性，因为英文医疗术语的衔接对汉语为母语的考生来说可能有一些困难。
因此，建议考生提前熟悉一些医疗相关的词汇，以便更好地理解和回答问题。
第三段对话是家庭成员之间的交流。
这部分对话是英国学生向他的朋友们描述他的家庭成员情况。
考生需要集中注意力，用细致入微的方式回答问题。
此外，考生还需要辨别对话者的语气和语调，以更好地理解描述的含义。
第四段对话是关于学术研究方面的信息查询。
这部分对话对雅思考生来说是比较具有挑战性的，因为它涉及到一些专业性的术语和研究背景。
准备这一部分的答案时，建议考生提前熟悉一些与学术研究相关的词汇和常用短语。
第二部分：阅读部分剑桥雅思8真题的阅读部分由三篇文章组成，每篇文章后面都有一些相关问题供考生回答。
第一篇文章是关于鲨鱼的保护与生存环境的研究。
这篇文章对鲨鱼的生活习性、生态系统和重要性进行了描述。
相关问题要求考生根据文章内容回答，并展开对鲨鱼保护的看法。
第二篇文章是一段关于视觉艺术和红外线的研究成果的报道。
考生需要理解和解释文章中提到的红外线研究对于视觉艺术的意义。
同时，北极光和追踪动物的研究也是本篇文章的内容。
第三篇文章是关于泰坦尼克号船沉没事件的分析与评论。
这篇文章不仅提供了事件的背景，还探讨了事件的原因和影响。
考生需要根据文章内容回答相关问题，并对导致沉船事故的原因进行分析和解释。
剑桥8 Test1 secion3
剑桥8 Test1 secion3T: Right, Sandra. You wanted to see me to get some feedback on your group's proposal. The one you're submitting for the Geography society field trip competition. I've had a look through your proposal and I think it's a really good choice. In fact, I only have a few things to say about it, buteven in an outline document like this you really have to be careful to avoid typos and problems with layout in the proposal, and even in the contents page. so read it through carefully before submitting it, okay?S: Willdo.T: And I've made a few notes on the proposal about things which could havebeen better sequencedQ2I.S: Okay.T: As for the writing itself, I’ve annotated the proposal as and where I thoughtit could be improved. Generally speaking, I feel you've often used complex structures and long sentences for the sake of it and as a consequence . . . although your paragraphing and inclusion of sub-headings help . . . it's quite hard to follow your train of thought at times. So cut them down a bit,can vou?Q22S: Really?T: Yes. And don't forget simple formatting like numbering.S: Didn't I use page numbers?T:I didn't mean that.Look, you’ve remembered to include headers and footers, whichis good, but listing ideas clearly is important.Q23Number them or use bullet points, which is even clearer. Then you'll focus the reader on your main points.I thought your suggestion to go to the Navajo Tribal Park was a very good idea. S: I've always wanted to go there. My father was a great fan of cowboy films and the Wild West so I was subjected to seeing all the epics, many of which were shot there. As a consequence,Q24 it feels very familiar to me and it's awesome both geographically andusually, so it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit.Q24 The subsequent research I did and the online photographs made me even keener.T: Interesting. Right, let’s look at the content of your proposal now.S: Did you find it comprehensive enough?T: Well, yes and no. You've listed several different topics on your contents page, but I'm not sure they're all relevant.S: No? Well, I thought that from the perspective of a field trip, one thing I needed to focus on was the sandstone plateaux and cliffs themselves.Q25-27the way they tower up from the flat landscape is just amazing. The factthat the surrounding softer rocks were eroded by wind and rain, leavingthese huge outcrops high above the plain. It's hardly surprising thattourists flock to see the area.T: Well,yes, I’d agree e with including those points . . .S: And then the fact that it's been home to native American Navajos and all the social history that goes with that.The hardships they endured trying to save their territory from the invading settlers. Their culture is so rich - all those wonderful stories.T: Well, I agree it's interesting, but it's not immediately relevant to your proposal, Sandra,so at this stage, I suggest you focus on other considerations. I think an indication of what the students on the trip could actually do when theyget there should be far more centraI,Q25-27so thatcertainly needs to be included and to be expanded upon. And I'd like to see something about the local wildlife, and vegetation too, Q25-27not that I imagine there’s much to see. Presumably the tourist invasion hasn'thelped.S: Okay,I’II do some work on those two areas as well. But you're right,there's not much apart from some very shallow-rooted species. Although it's cold and snowy there in the winter, the earth is baked so hard in the summer sun that rainwater can't penetrate.so it’s a case of flood ordrought, really.T: So, I understand. Now, before we look at everything in more detail, I’ve got few actual questions for you. It would be a good idea to includethe answers in your finished proposal, because they're missing from your draft.S: Fine.T: so, you mentioned the monoliths and the spires, which was good, butwhat area does the tribal park cover? Do you know?S: I2,000hectares,Q28and the plain is at about 5,850 meters above sea level.T: Larger than I expected. Okay. Where's the nearest accommodation? That's a practical detail that you haven't included. Have you done anyresearch on that? S: Yes. There's nowhere to stay in the park itself, but there's an old trading post called Gouldingquite near. AII kinds of tours start from Goulding,too.T: What kind of tours?S: Well,the most popular are in four-wheel drive jeeps - but I wouldn't recommend hiring those. Ithink the best way to appreciate the area wouldn’t be to hire horsesQ29 instead and trek around on those. Biking is not allowed and it's impossible to drive around the area in private vehicles. Thetracks are too rough. T: Okay,lastly,what else is worth visiting there?S: There are several caves, butI haven’t looked into any details. I'IIfind out about them.T: Okay,good. Now what I'd like to know is . . .。
2022年剑桥雅思8听力解析test1
Section1Question 1答案 C听前预测 :题干定位词为 lobby,特别要注意题干动词 saw 旳时态(一般过去时);三个选项旳核心词分别为 group、display 和 video。
题目解析 :该题难度不大,video 属于原词重现。
Question 2答案 B听前预测 :题干定位词为 sit at the back,三个选项旳核心词分别为 see、hear 和 pay。
题目解析 :该题难度不大,hear the whole thing better 和 hear clearly 旳同义替代很容易就可以听出来。
Question 3答案 48 North Avenue听前预测 :提示词为 address,此处应填数字 + 街道。
题目解析 :本题所填单词不难,但考察考生对address 构造旳熟悉限度以及对数字旳敏感度, 由于地址为专有名词,故需要大写首字母。
Question 4答案 WS6 2YH听前预测 :提示词为 postcode,答案有两种也许性,即数字与字母混合或纯数字。
题目解析 :本题属于听觉难点,W 很容易听成 double u,从而导致失分 ;此外,在书写英国邮政编码时,两个数字中间一般空一种格。
Question 5答案 01674 553242听前预测 :提示词为 telephone。
题目解析 :这是一道常规旳电话号码题,总长度为 11 个数字,只读一遍,测试考生对数字旳敏感度和反映度。
注意 :这里旳 0 读成 zero ;两个 5 读成 double five。
此外,雅思听力中电话号码里旳 0 一般还可以读成字母 O。
Question 6答案 (free) drink(s) / refreshment(s)听前预测 :定位词为 17 June、Singer,提示词为 Event、includes,此处应填名词。
题目解析 :本题根据题干 price includes 可以得知,该题旳答案和 free 是有关系旳。
剑桥雅思8口语解析test3
Part1范文(每个问题两个回答)1.Do you like to have flowers in your home? [Why/Why not?]Yes, I do. I love to have flowers in my home, because flowers are very good decorations at home. Just imagine, when you walk into your own home from one day’s tiring work, how comforting it is to see flowers in every corner of the house. It’s soothing and relaxing.Not at all. Look, I’m allergic to pollen. Flowers and their pollen just irritate my skin and give me runny nose and eyes. So I must avoid flowers at all times I can, not to mention my own home.2. Where would you go to buy flowers? [Why?]There are many places I can choose from. I can go to a small florist on the street if I need the flowers properly wrapped and ribboned. I can also go to a suburban flower market if I want to buy in bulk quantity and save some cash. Besides all these, I can also buy flowers on the Internet. The best thing about buying things on the Internet is that you don’t have to worry about the open time or close time of online shops, which are often run 24/7 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week), so that you can place your order anywhere anytime.Well, I would only go to the flower market near my home. Luckily it’s not really far from where I live. It’s within walking distance, say 10 minutes. Plus there’s a large variety of flowers you can choose from. The price is always reasonable and you can still bargain about it. So why bother going to some distant, price gouging florist’s?3. On what occasions would you give someone flowers?Well, I’ve never given others flowers before, but there are many occasions when people give flowers, like birthday, wedding, even funeral. Besides that, boys would also give flowers, especially rose, to their girls when they are in love.I would give flowers to my friends, relatives and many others when I visit their homes. You see, it’s not really polite to visit one person’s home empty-handed according to Chinese tradition. So people often bring along some small gifts when they drop by. Well, in my case, I would choose flowers, which according to my experiences are not at all stereotypic, but rather often quite pleasing to my hosts.4. Are flowers important in your culture? [Why/Why not?]Flowers often bear great importance in many cultures. So do they in Chinese culture. In the past, flowers were believed to have spirits, who can bring happiness and pleasure to the devout. Nowadays, though their superstitious values have already faded away, flowers have taken on new meanings to represent virtues. While orchid represents grace and purity, peony represents nobleness and prosperity, and wintersweet perseverance. And people often use them to express their feelings.Well, generally yes, but with a great deal of difference to different people. Some people may love flowers so much that they see flowers as their life; while there’re also many others who are totally nonchalant. To them, flowers are no more than a bunch of lifeless plants.Part2范文问题：Describe a meeting you remember going to at work, college or school.Wow, this is pretty difficult for me, because I’ve had so many meetings. And my job is virtually about meeting people and deciding whether I should recruit them for my company. Yes, you guessed it. I’m an HR manager. Let me just tell you about the latest meeting or interview I had a couple of days ago. I was recruiting a junior staff for the secretarial department. A fresh college graduate came to the interview. I first looked at his resume and asked him some basic questions, which he seemed to have responded quite well. But when I asked him about his long-term career plan, he fumbled in a shilly-shally manner. So I thought to myself“well, our company may not need a person like this”and I told him“I’m sorry”. Apparently he’s sorry too. Anyway, this maynot be a very memorable meeting, but it is the latest one I had.Part3范文(每个问题两个回答)1.What are the different types of meeting that people often go to?答案1：There are many different types of meetings that are categorized by contents of discussion or attendants or venue, etc. But people go to work meetings most often, where people meet to discuss their work and that often produce a product or intangible result such as a decision.答案2：As far as I know, there are six types of meetings by function: problem- solving, decision- making, planning, feedforward (which is about status reporting or presenting new information), feedback, about reacting and evaluating, and finally combination meetings.2. Some people say that no- one likes to go to meetings — what do you think?答案1： I can’ t agree more. Personally I never liked going to meetings. They are long, and boring, full of red- tapes. I always wonder when people would learn not to waste time. Some meetings I attended are not productive at all, or even counterproductive. I don’ t like meetings.答案2：Please allow me to respectfully disagree. Though many people may not like to attend meetings, they’ re still important in business, work, study and life. First, people need communication and update of information. Second, exchange of ideas can produce creativity and innovation. Apparently, meetings can facilitate both.3. Why can it sometimes be important to go to meetings?答案1： Meetings are important because no one can be a lone ranger in today’ s society. Everyone is linked to each other in some way. And since the discrepancy of information and knowledge amongpeople is inevitable, it necessitates constant updates of information and exchange of ideas, all of which can be perfectly achieved through meetings.答案2： Like I said before, meetings are important in many aspects of our life. People need communication and update of information and exchange of ideas is also necessary to produce creativity and innovation. Meetings can facilitate both of them. That’ s why it’ s important to go to meetings sometimes. 4. Why do you think world leaders often have meetings together?4. Why do you think world leaders often have meetings together?答案1：One of the major purposes for world leaders to meet together is to build mutual trust and strengthen bilateral relationship. Apparently, growing international trade has increasingly entailed more and more international frictions. But a good mutual relationship can help to ease it up.答案2：Nowadays the world has becoming more globalized and countries closer than ever before. As a result, many international affairs can’ t be solved without collaborate efforts, which necessitates meetings at various levels, including that of world leaders.5. What possible difficulties might be involved in organizing meetings between world leaders?答案1：Indeed, it’ s difficult to organize a meeting at an international level especially when it concerns world leaders, who are not like any street boys. They are big shots with busy schedules and need high level of security, all of which have to be carefully considered. Plus a well- prepared agenda also is needed. Of course, no one wants to pay from the public purse for the world leaders to fly in and sit together just to chitchat.答案2：Apart from the difficulties concerning time, security and agenda, language is another problem,since no one can guarantee the world leaders understand all that’ s being discussed without proper translation. Sometimes there may be some mistranslation, which is really bad because this may lead to misunderstanding between world leaders which in turn might bring about conflicts and frictions between different countries.6. Do you think that meetings between international leaders will become more frequent in the future? Or will there be less need for world leaders to meet?答案1：I believe yes. I also believe international cooperation will become more common and meetings between international leaders more frequent, because this can help to establish mutual trust and reduce international conflicts and frictions.答案2： I’ m not sure about this, since I’ m not an expert on international politics. But one thing I’ m sure about is that the world is becoming smaller and country closer, therefore things need to be done to avoid any possible conflicts, be it world meetings or whatever. I just wish to live in a world of peace.。
(完整版)剑桥雅思8阅读Test1Passage3
Reading Passage 3篇章结构解题地图难度系数：★★★解题顺序：TABLE COMPLETION→SENIENCE COMPLETION友情提示：大部分TABLE COMPLETION的题目都比较容易，尽量先将其解决。
通过题干粗略定位，发现此SENTENCE COMPLETION为全文考查型，所以一定要最后再做。
必背词汇1. constitute v. 组成，构成Female workers constitute the majority of the labour force. 女性职员构成了劳动力的大半。
The rise in crime constitutes a threat to society. 犯罪率上升对社会构成了威胁。
2. genuine adj. 真的；真诚的We need laws that will protect genuine refugees. 我们需要能够保护真正难民的法律。
The reforms are motivated bv a genuine concern for the disabled.这些改革的动机是出于对残疾人真正的关心。
3. suspect v. 猜想，怀疑I suspected that there was something wrong with the engine. 我怀疑发动机出了问题。
The drug is suspected of causing over 200 deaths. 这种药物被怀疑造成了200多人死亡。
4. seal v. 封闭，密封The organs are kept in sealed plastic bags. 这些器官被保存在密封的塑料袋中。
He wrote the address and sealed the envelope. 他写好地址并封好信封。
5. reveal v. 展现，揭露Details of the murder were revealed by the local paper. 谋杀的细节被当地报纸披露出来。
2019年8月1日雅思听力考试真题及解析
2019年8月1日雅思听力考试真题及解析八月的第一场雅思考试已经顺利地落下了帷幕，可以说是有人欢喜有人愁。
今天就跟着店铺来一起看看2019年8月1日雅思听力考试真题及解析。
Section1 父亲为孩子租场地参考答案：：plus deposit，￡25.5 per childdishes of chickencakeser option two deluxe standard：except above two dishes plus vegetable burgergroundial party wears party hatstion：first hour in sport＇s hallinformation about names of two adults10.【版本1】sign contract about safety regulations/【版本2】should have a reservation in advancesection 2 Robinwood地图题参考答案：待回忆Section 3 沙漠考察参考答案：to enroll in this group？ If you want to join this trip，students have to first：C fill an application formscholarship for this trip is：A 450 pounds23. How do biologists determine a desert？A the water evaporate faster than rain fall24. the destination desert was originally a：B marine desertdid the university choose this desert as the study subject？B birds26. this study project is designed for life-science undergraduates.27. they will use a ship as the baseents have to bring along their laptop computer to keep a journal everydayoldest plant in this area is：12，000 years old.30. A book recommendation： Baked EarthSection 4 一种海龟的基本信息，威胁和保护Choose the correct letter， A， B， or C.31 The Great Barrier Reef consists of about ______ individual coral reefs.A 400B 900C 3，00032 The larger islands in the Great Barrier Reef are covered withA sand.B plants.C coral.Questions 33-38Complete the notes below.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.Great Barrier ReefHabitatsHabitats include reefs，salt marshes，and 33__deep ocean__Types of plantsReef habitat：34_seaweed__Islands：mostly 35__woody_ at the northern end mostly herbaceous at the southern endTypes of animalsSalt marsh：36_crocodiles__Sea grass beds：37__turtles_Islands：38_frogs__Questions 39-40Answer the questions below.Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.39 What causes coral bleaching？Rising sea temperatures40 What has been one response to this problem？Shading the reef/shdading certain area。
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剑桥雅思8听力答案解析-Test1Section3
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剑桥雅思8听力原文解析：
1. 本段对话是在导师与学生 Sandra 之间进行,导师对 Sandra 的小组计划给出反馈信息。
导师首先指出 Sandra 应该避免排字排版以及格式错误。
关于写作本身,导师也提出了意见, 总体来说,他觉得 Sandra 经常为使用复杂结构和长句而使用它们。
结果呢,即使文章中有分段、副标题,要跟上 Sandra 的想法还是有点困难(Generally speaking, I feel you’ve often used complex structures and long sentences for the sake of it and as a consequence... although your paragraphing and inclusion of subheadings help... it’s quite hard to follow your train of thought at times)。
generally speaking 意为“总体来说”,相似的表达方式还有frankly speaking, 意为“坦率地说”。
for the sake of意为“为了...... ”,如:for the sake of convenience 意为“为了方便起见”。
as a consequence 意为“因此,结果是”,相当于 as a result。
train of thought 意为“一连串的想法”,train 在此意为“一系列”。
2. Sandra 问导师觉得她的计划是否全面了(Do you find it comprehensive enough?),导师回答说还好(yes and no)。
yes and no 用来表示你无法就某个问题给出一个确切的答案。
后面导师给出了解释,Sandra 的确在内容方面涉及了好几个不同的话题,但是它们并不都是密切相关的。
3. Sandra 有点惊讶,她以为从实地考察的角度出发,只需要考虑砂岩高原和悬崖(I thought from the perspective of a field trip, one thing I needed to focus on was the sandstone plateaux and cliffs themselves)。
from the perspective of 意为“从......的角度来看”,focus on 意为“聚焦”。
4.it’s hardly surprising that tourists flock to see the area(成群的旅游者都去参观这个地区一点都不值得惊讶)。
hardly 意为“几乎不”,表否定意义,表达同一意思的词语还有 rarely。
flock 在此处为动词,意为“成群地去,聚集”,如果说人们 flock to a place 表示“许多人都去那个地方,因为那个地方很有吸引力”。
有一句谚语叫做 Birds of a feather flock to- gether.(物以类聚,人以群分)。
flock 还可作名词,意为“羊群,(飞禽、牲畜等的)群”, a flock of 意为“一群”,如 :A flock of customers waited for the store to open.(一群顾客等着商店开门。
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5.The hardships they endured trying to save their territory from the invading settlers.(他们经历的苦难使他们保护了自己的领土免受殖民者入侵。
)save...from... 意为“防止;避免”,表达类似意思的短语还有 keep/protect/preserve... from...。
6.Sandra 介绍纳瓦霍族的一些值得参观的风景、特色。
最后导师问“还有什么值得参观的(what else is worth visiting there)”。
be worth (doing) sth. 意为“值得做某事”,相似的短语还有 be worthy to do sth. / be worthy of sth. 另外,it is worthwhile to do sthit is worthwhile do- ing sth. 也表示同样的意思,意为“值得做某事”。
剑桥雅思8听力答案解析：
Question 21 答案 A
听前预测 :定位词为 tutor、Sandra’s proposal,选项关键词分别为 re-order、content page、 more information。
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题目解析 :由于题干中有 the tutor thinks,所以本题答案应重点关注 tutor 的观点,出题句为 I’ve made a few notes on the proposal about things which could have been better sequenced(我已经在需要重新排序的地方做了一些批注)。
此处 sequence 为“排序”的意思,对应 A 选项里的 re-order。
Question 22 答案 C
听前预测 :定位词为 easer to follow,选项关键词分别subheadings、more paragraphs、shorten sentences。
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题目解析 :出题句为 ...it’s quite hard to follow your train of thought at times. So cut them down a bit, can you?(有时很难跟上你的思路,最好能缩减一些,行么?)hard 对应题干的 easier, cut down 对应选项 C 里的 shorten。
Question 23 答案 A
听前预测 :定位词为 problem、formatting, 选项关键词分别为 points...not identified, heading...not clear,page numbering...not...appropriate way。
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题目解析:根据题干中的定位词formatting,本题不难定位,出题句为you’ve remembered to include headers and footers, which is good, but listing ideas clearly is important.(有页眉页脚非常好,但清晰地把观点罗列出来更重要。
)headers and footers 为“页眉页脚”的意思,而 but 之后往往才是表达的重点。
Question 24 答案 B
听前预测 :定位词为 Navajo National Park,选项关键词分别为 articles、movies、photographs。
题目解析 :本题不难定位,出题句为 My father was a great fan of cowboy films and the Wild West so I was subjected to seeing all the epics...(我父亲是牛仔电影的超级粉丝,我深受其影响, 因此也看了很多这类的经典电影)。
be subjected to 意为“受到影响”,epics 指“史诗般的作品”, 原文中的 films 对应 B 选项中的 movies。
名师点题剑桥雅思8听力：
Questions 25-27 答案 B C F (IN ANY ORDER)
听前预测 :题干定位词为 agree to include。
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题目解析 :由于是多项选择题,要重点关注以下三个方面 :。