雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2026.4.15深圳大学
Situated in the Arabian Sea off the Arabian Peninsula is the Socotra arrchipelago, a remnant of an ancient landmass that became separated from Africa and Arabia 18 million years ago.
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答案:TRUE
原文定位:When scientists began the first substantial exploration of the islands 30 years ago, they found a fascinating collection of unusual plants and animals - a unique combination of 'relict' populations (organisms that have become extinct elsewhere) and species that have evolved to cope with the island's harsh conditions
同义替换:「had died out in other countries」↔「have become extinct elsewhere」
答案:donkey
原文定位:Until 1991, a few dirt tracks, navigable only by four-wheel drive,gave access to part of the island. Otherwise it was only possible to reach most areas on foot, or with a donkey
同义替换:「Before the new road system」↔「Until 1991」
答案:traditions
原文定位:There is no doubt that the development of Socotra's infrastructure has brought many benefits to the island's inhabitants, but there is growing concern that the speed with which it is taking place is so rapid that it will be difficult for local people to maintain certain traditions
同义替换:「inhabitants」↔「people」,「continued」↔「maintain」
答案:plants
原文定位:For example, biodiversity project officers were consulted in the planning stages of the road that crosses the centre of Socotra, so it avoids some of the most scenic areas and sites that contain plants only found a limited number of locations
同义替换:「did not pass through」↔「avoids」,「rare」↔「only found a limited number of locations」
答案:report
原文定位:To protect the island's ecologically sensitive areas, any proposed road will be subject to a report assessing its environmental impact prior to construction
同义替换:「In future」↔「proposed」,「damage」↔「impact」,「evaluated」↔「assessing」
答案:FALSE
原文定位:Isolated from the mainland by hundreds of kilometres, and with monsoons that rage for several months every year, the islanders were historically self-sufficient - relying only on what they themselves could produce to survive
同义替换:「inhabitants」↔「islanders」,「used to」↔「historically」,「dependent on the mainland」↔「self-sufficient」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:In the past, the only way to get to Socotra was by travelling for several days on a boat, but irregular flights began touching down on dirt landing strips during the late 1960s
同义替换:「infrequent」↔「irregular」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:By 1999, a runway had been constructed on Socotra that was capable of taking larger aircraft all year round, and since 2000 the capital, Hadibo, has seen huge expansion. New schools have been built, and a modern terminal was added to the airport,through which an increasing number of tourists are beginning to pass
同义替换:「visitors」↔「tourists」,「the capital city」↔「Hadibo」
答案:FALSE
原文定位:However, although these improvements are significant, it's the continuing development of Socotra's road system that is having the greatest impact on the islander
答案:boat
原文定位:In the past, the only way to get to Socotra was by travelling for several days on a boat, but irregular flights began touching down on dirt landing strips during the late 1960s
同义替换:「At one time」↔「In the past」,「the only way to get to」↔「only possible to reach」
答案:1999
原文定位:By 1999, a runway had been constructed on Socotra that was capable of taking larger aircraft all year round
同义替换:「finished」↔「had been constructed」
答案:terminal
原文定位:New schools have been built, and a modern terminal was added to the airport, through which an increasing number of tourists are beginning to pass
同义替换:「further expanded」↔「was added」,「up-to-date」↔「modern」
答案:timber
原文定位:And there plans to construct new harbour facilities that will enable fishermen to sell their catch more easily, and also make it simpler for local people to have food, and bricks and timber for construction projects brought to the island
同义替换:「Harbour improvements」↔「new harbour facilities」,「easier to」↔「make it simpler for」