雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2025.4.5/2021.9.18/2018.5.12
答案:lists
原文定位:Rather than offering full explanations, many of these documents are simply organized as lists of plants, preparations, or ritual items
同义替换:「records」↔「documents」,「written as」↔「organized as」,「detailed」↔「full」
答案:imported
原文定位:Some were clearly imported from far-off places, perhaps through trade with neighboring cultures
同义替换:「outside Egypt」↔「far-off places」
答案:sculptures
原文定位:Some temples contain detailed sculptures showing the preparation or application of various treatments
同义替换:「like」↔「contain」
答案:flavour
原文定位:In some cases, certain items were added to enhance the flavor of the medicine, which would have made it more acceptable to consume
同义替换:「Some ingredients」↔「certain items」
答案:minerals
原文定位:His study revealed a total of two hundred forty-eight different components, including substances derived from animals and a number of minerals
同义替换:「research」↔「study」,「Identified」↔「revealed」,「substances」↔「components」,「some」↔「a number of」
答案:symbols
原文定位:Some ingredients had symbolic significance. Items like onions or fish, for instance, were seen as symbols of strength or divine favor rather than functioning as active medical agents
同义替换:「considered」↔「seen as」,「power」↔「strength」
答案:sugar
原文定位:Sugar, for example, appears to have been used to preserve mixtures and create pastes that adhered well to wounds or skin
同义替换:「such as」↔「for example」
答案:clean
原文定位:During mummification, procedures had to take place in environments that were kept clean, likely to reduce contamination as well as for religious purity
同义替换:「required」↔「had to take place in environments that were kept」,「area」↔「environments」
答案:metal
原文定位:archaeological finds show that bandages were sometimes reinforced with substances such as resin or metal, possibly for extra durability or spiritual protection
同义替换:「Wrapping the body」↔「bandages」,「involved using materials」↔「reinforced with substances」,「like」↔「such as」
答案:honey
原文定位:For everyday injuries, ingredients like honey were commonly applied to wounds, thanks to their natural ability to reduce infection and encourage healing
同义替换:「heal wounds」↔「encourage healing」