雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2018.10.11/2016.10.22
Ordinary citizens have been using the internet to draw attention to the lack of healthy eating options in inner cities
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答案:location
原文定位:Clicking on a dot will show you the store's name and whether it carries fresh fruit and vegetables, wholegrain bread, low-fat dairy and other healthy options
答案:FALSE
原文定位:Their website hasn’t caught them much local or official attention yet, however
同义替换:「city government」↔「official」
答案:TRUE
原文定位:This kind of detailed information could be very useful’ says Michele Ver Ploeg, an economist for the Department of Agriculture. To make the map more helpful to both residents and policy makers, she would like to see price data for healthy products, too
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:In fact, a significant proportion of Brooklyn residents don’t have internet access at home and 8 percent rely on dial-up service, instead of high-speed internet access, according to Gretchen Maneval, director of Brooklyn College’s Center for the study of Brooklyn
答案:TRUE
原文定位:He also hopes warmer days in the spring will draw out fresh volunteers to spread awareness and to finish surveying, as they have about two-thirds of Brooklyn left to cover
同义替换:「research」↔「surveying」
答案:policies
原文定位:The aim of the project is also to assist government officials in assessing food availability, and in forming future policies about what kind of food should be sold and where
同义替换:「goal」↔「aim」,「help develop new」↔「forming future」,「policies about food」↔「policies about what kind of food should be sold and where」
答案:government
原文定位:According to Michael Goodchild, a geographer at the University of California at Santa Barbara, citizen map makers may make maps because there is no good government map, or to record problems such as burned-out traffic lights
同义替换:「unsatisfactory」↔「no good」
答案:incomes
原文定位:According to recent studies, people at higher risk of chronic disease and who receive minimal incomes for the work they do, frequently live in neighborhoods located in food deserts
同义替换:「low」↔「minimal」,「often」↔「frequently」
答案:land
原文定位:Linda Alwitt and Thomas Donley, marketing researchers at DePaul University in Chicago, found that supermarkets often can’t afford the amount of land required for their stores in cities
同义替换:「unable to buy」↔「can’t afford」,「enough」↔「the amount of」
答案:suburban
原文定位:Cliff Guy and colleagues at the University of Leeds in the UK found in 2004 that smaller urban groceries tend to close due to competition from suburban supermarkets
同义替换:「cities」↔「urban」,「cannot cope with」↔「competition from」
答案:FALSE
原文定位:The Brooklyn project differs in that it’s run by a local core of five volunteers who have worked on the project for the past year, rather than trained, academic researchers
同义替换:「professional」↔「trained, academic」
答案:FALSE
原文定位:To gather data, they simply go to individual stores with pre-printed surveys in hand, and once the storekeeper's permission has been obtained, check off boxes on their list against the products for sole in the store
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:Their website hasn’t caught them much local or official attention yet, however. It was launched only recently, but its creators haven’t yet set up systems to see who’s looking at it;Heehs says of the online map. They’ll start advertising it online and by email to other community groups, such as urban food garden associations, next month