雅思听力真题(Part 2)
Part 2 · 考频:中频
答案:people with at least three years’ experience,people with or without qualifications
原文定位:The only stipulation is that you need to have worked for three years in hospitality, not necessarily for the same organization;So there are no minimum qualifications required, and you’re just as likely to be offered a scholarship if you work for a large fancy hotel in Edinburgh or a small family hotel in the Highlands
同义替换:「with or without qualifications」↔「no minimum qualifications required」
答案:It is very important for the Scottish economy.,It is highly regarded by visitors.
原文定位:Something like ten percent of people in Scotland depend on the Scottish hospitality industry for their income, so it's vital that it continues to attract large numbers of visitors each year;The scholarships are a way of maintaining Scotland's reputation as a quality destination so that visitors to Scotland continue to have a very positive experience
同义替换:「vital」↔「very important」
答案:She needed a job with flexible working hours.
原文定位:At the time, I was looking for work that fitted in with a young family, and I was lucky to get the perfect job for me, where I could take time off during the school holidays
同义替换:「flexible working hours」↔「take time off during the school holidays」
答案:writing a report about the Rock Hotel
原文定位:I was worried I'd have to give a presentation in front of loads of people, but you just have to produce a report on your current place of employment saying how you think you could make a difference there
同义替换:「writing」↔「produce」,「the Rock Hotel」↔「your current place of employment」,「application process involve」↔「have to」
答案:They were doing a variety of jobs in the hotel sector.
原文定位:They were mostly working in different sorts of hotels, although a few were working at tourist attractions, and one was involved in the Edinburgh Festival
答案:is expected to interact with visitors.
原文定位:Here, the emphasis is on customer service, making sure that staff are trained to give customers a really personal service, checking that guests are enjoying their stay, so they're encouraged to chat with them, even if their job is just clearing tables
同义替换:「every member of staff」↔「even if their job is just clearing tables」,「is expected to interact with visitors」↔「they're encouraged to chat with them」
答案:People only wanted to see a limited number of places.
原文定位:Although everyone I spoke to knew a bit about Scotland, the majority had never considered a holiday there. And of the people who were thinking of visiting Scotland, they were really only interested in visiting Edinburgh and St. Andrews
同义替换:「wanted to see」↔「interested in」,「attitude」↔「thinking of」
答案:getting better feedback from customers
原文定位:the first thing I did was to redraft our customer survey form to get guests' detailed opinions. This used to be given to customers at the end of their stay when they're in a rush to leave. So I decided it would be better to email them to customers at home, so they have more time to complete them
同义替换:「improvement」↔「redraft」,「getting better feedback from customers」↔「get guests' detailed opinions」