雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2026.7.11/2019.1.5/2016.11.13/2015.11.7/2012.6.9
Tom Holmes examines the relationship between size and survival in fish on Australia's Great Barrier Reef
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答案:FALSE
原文定位:Body size, weight, growth rate,overall condition, sensory development and escape speed have all been linked to survival. Of these, body size has received the most attention from researchers
同义替换:「has concentrated on」↔「has received the most attention from」
答案:artificial light
原文定位:We collect the larval fish immediately prior to settlement using purpose-built traps that use artificial light to attract and contain fish of this life stage only
同义替换:「drawn into a special trap」↔「using purpose-built traps to attract」
答案:predatory fish
原文定位:These fish are subsequently transported to an aquarium, along with predatory fish, before being used in a series of aquarium and field-based trials
同义替换:「are also collected」↔「along with」
答案:mouth size
原文定位:This relationship is driven by physical characteristics of predators, such as mouth size, and behavioural differences between different predator species
答案:medium-sized
原文定位:This usually results in a preference for medium-sized prey
同义替换:「the most common choice of」↔「a preference for」
答案:TRUE
原文定位:This theory predicts that larger body size should increase an individual's ability to escape from a predator due to the characteristics associated with this, such as overall strength and visual development
同义替换:「animals」↔「individual」,「better eyesight」↔「visual development」
答案:FALSE
原文定位:We want to examine the predator-prey relationship during the 'early juvenile' or larval phase of tropical fish, and determine whether a predator's choice of prey is influenced by factors such as the prey's size, weight and swimming speed, as these characteristics vary from individual to individual at the beginning of the juvenile stage
同义替换:「share similar characteristics」↔「characteristics vary from individual to individual」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:We want to examine the predator-prey relationship during the 'early juvenile' or larval phase of tropical fish, and determine whether a predator's choice of prey is influenced by factors such as the prey's size, weight and swimming speed, as these characteristics vary from individual to individual at the beginning of the juvenile stage
答案:open ocean
原文定位:Most coral reef fish have a life cycle consisting of an open ocean larval phase followed by a juvenile to adult phase near the reef
答案:reef
原文定位:Most coral reef fish have a life cycle consisting of an open ocean larval phase followed by a juvenile to adult phase near the reef
同义替换:「close to」↔「near」
答案:mortality
原文定位:This point is commonly known as 'settlement. Not surprisingly, it is also characterised by increased levels of mortality in the first 48 hours following settlement
答案:new moon
原文定位:On the northern Great Barrier Reef, coral reef fish settlement usually occurs within 2-3 days of anew moon during the warmer summer months
同义替换:「habitat」↔「settlement」
答案:aquarium
原文定位:obstacles arc overcome using a combination of innovative techniques, long working hours and a measure of Sheer persistence. We collect the larval fish immediately prior to settlement using purpose-built traps that use artificial light to attract and contain fish of this life stage only. These fish are subsequently transported to an aquarium, along with predatory fish, before being used in a series of aquarium and field-based trials
同义替换:「difficult to move and settle fish」↔「transported fish and adapting them」