雅思听力真题(Part 2)
Part 2 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2018.4.14/2014.11.8/2013.3.9/2011.3.5
答案:Caroline Singers
原文定位:If you're after a more classical feel, the Caroline Singers tend to focus on madrigals, that's unaccompanied singing without any instruments
同义替换:「specialize in」↔「tend to focus on」
答案:Mitchelstown Choir
原文定位:If you want to meet people who share an interest in music, Mitchellstown Choir is a good place to start. Apart from their own performances, they also arrange group visits to see operas and attend music festivals. So it can be a great way to make friends
同义替换:「social events」↔「group visits to see operas and attend music festivals」,「organize」↔「arrange」
答案:The Blackvale Male Voice Choir
原文定位:Mitchellstown are hoping to get to the final at the Melody Competition in Atlanta. And Blackbell are the current holders of the Countermale Voice Choir Award, which was presented to them by the director of the London Opera just last month
同义替换:「have recently won」↔「was presented to them just last month」,「competition」↔「Award」
答案:Mitchelstown Choir
原文定位:Mitchellstown has just joined Blackbell and Caroline Singers as recording artists for their first CD, due in shops in December
同义替换:「recently」↔「just」
答案:Mitchelstown Choir
原文定位:Mitchellstown regularly performs at functions helping the disabled and the elderly
同义替换:「charity events」↔「functions helping the disabled and the elderly」,「participate in」↔「regularly performs at」
答案:have a break from work
原文定位:She said that while the thought of a big networking opportunities might be at the back of some people's mind, it's having the opportunity to switch off and focus on something completely different that they're after
同义替换:「have a break from work」↔「switch off and focus on something completely different」,「gives them a chance to」↔「having the opportunity to」
答案:improve relationship between co-workers
原文定位:Companies like John White encourage their employees to set up choirs at work because it can help to create a healthier working atmosphere. For example, people who previously didn't get on can find they have something in common
同义替换:「benefit from」↔「can help to」
答案:19
原文定位:They started off four years ago with just 5 people. That's now risen to 19, while their average attendance at rehearsals is 12
同义替换:「currently」↔「now」
答案:at lunch time
原文定位:At John White, they found the middle of the day works best because not everyone works the same hours. So scheduling early morning rehearsals can be problematic. The same is true for late afternoon
同义替换:「at lunch time」↔「the middle of the day」
答案:by paying for singing classes
原文定位:Although members pay a joining fee to cover the cost of refreshments at parties and wear special concert shirts, the company organizes regular sessions with a professional vocal coach free of charge to members of the choir
同义替换:「support the choir」↔「organizes regular sessions with a professional vocal coach free of charge to members」