雅思听力真题(Part 3)
Part 3 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2026.1.10
答案:It famillarizes students with engineering equipment,It helps students understand work-related terms
原文定位:For a start, you get shown how to use different tools and machines, which you'll probably be using later in an actual job;And everyone working around you will be using engineering language specific to the job and their individual roles. I guess that helps put it all into context and makes it more meaningful
同义替换:「engineering equipment」↔「tools and machines」,「work-related terms」↔「engineering language specific to the job」
答案:the chance to see interaction between staff members,the chance to be employed there after graduation
原文定位:Well, I knew I wanted to end up in civil engineering, so I applied to a company that I thought I'd like to work for in the future once I finished college, like with a proper contract;Okay, so what you mean is apply somewhere that I'd actually like to work once I've finished the whole degree. That makes sense;And I suppose it also needs to be a place where I can see communication between different employees, how they work together. That's something you have to discuss in the report you write after the work experience is finished. So it's essential, yes
同义替换:「interaction between staff members」↔「communication between different employees」,「be employed there after graduation」↔「work for the company in the future once finished college」
答案:not outlining the management organization
原文定位:One thing I'd be careful of when you're using a computer, it's really easy to cut and paste paragraphs from different academic sources, and you'll be penalized if you don't acknowledge them
同义替换:「not referencing other peoples material」↔「don't acknowledge them」
答案:including irrelevant material
原文定位:Well, only if they're strictly necessary and actually support the points you make. We were told to avoid adding them just for a decorative effect
同义替换:「including irrelevant material」↔「just for a decorative effect」
答案:making it difficult for the tutor to correct
原文定位:I suppose I'd better leave space between paragraphs and keep the margins fairly wide. Otherwise, the tutor won't be able to highlight the problem areas;Yes, they hate that when there's no room for marking it or to make comments
同义替换:「difficult for the tutor to correct」↔「no room for marking it or to make comments」
答案:not outlining the management organization
原文定位:I think it was hard for many of us with the section on staffing issues;We mustn't forget to describe the way the company is structured. Who's in charge of who, who has responsibility for which department;That's it. I left that bit out and had to redo it
同义替换:「not outlining the management organization」↔「describe the way the company is structured」
答案:not relating the work experience to the course
原文定位:Now make sure you say how what you're doing on the course is connected to the work you observed. Say how it applies to what happens in practice, I mean. Otherwise, the tutor will make you redo that bit
答案:being too critical
原文定位:And the conclusion, I know they'd like us to put our own opinions in;But don't be too negative about the company. As far as the tutor's concerned, you don't have the experience to identify any mistakes they're making. Not yet, anyway