# Research project - 科目：雅思听力真题（Part 3） - 考频：中频 - 最近考试：2015.7.24/2014.4.26/2012.8.11 - 题目数：10 - 来源页：https://www.yaquan.site/paper/693f4028-6e35-4aae-b3b1-28ef89b245a2（在线机考练习与音频请访问该页面） - 数据更新：2026-10-29 ## 题目原文 00:00:01,020 Section three. 00:00:03,030 You will hear a student called John talking to his classmate Danny about the details of his research project. First, you have some time to look at questions twenty-one to twenty-six. 00:00:20,160 Now, listen carefully and answer questions twenty-one to twenty-six. 00:00:52,900 So tell me about your research project, John. 00:00:56,260 I created a questionnaire for the study to determine people’s opinions of the relative feasibility of earning a living in Brisbane. 00:01:04,379 Oh, cool. How is it scored? Are they all multiple-choice questions? 00:01:08,720 Well, the questions consist primarily of yes or no responses. There are two free response questions at the end. Participants will use a computer to fill in their answers. That way, it is really easy to analyze the data afterward. 00:01:25,120 Great. It sounds like you have a pretty solid idea of what you should do. Just don’t forget to submit a copy of your plans to Professor Curran by the fifteenth. 00:01:36,540 Oh, I, I almost forgot. 00:01:38,400 Hmm. You don’t do it for the high grade or appraise, but he can review and give you feedback. 00:01:44,720 Right. That will be helpful. He has been conducting studies like this for thirty years now. 00:01:51,140 Yep. Oh, and I’m curious, are you going to be in the room giving subjects directions for the questionnaire? 00:01:58,140 Well, I think the instructions will be provided by another representative who will not be analyzing the data. I want them to feel they can answer and be completely anonymous, so I will not be in the room. Anonymity is really important for this study. 00:02:14,420 I agree. Good idea. You should tell the representative to remind subjects to fully consider both sides of each issue. 00:02:23,900 Sometimes it’s really easy to immediately check yes or no without stopping to think about it completely. 00:02:32,200 That’s so true. It’s like a race to finish the questionnaire first or something. I’ll make sure to include that in the instructions. 00:02:40,850 This report has to be perfect. 00:02:43,360 Wow, what’s the big deal? I know it’s part of your grades and all. 00:02:47,820 Well, it’s that, but also, a well-executed study could grab the attention of faculty in the department, which would be a huge deal. 00:02:56,660 So for attention? 00:02:58,380 No, silly. I mean, I could really gain the respect of professors who may later take me on as a graduate student in their labs. 00:03:07,040 Oh, I see. 00:03:11,140 Before you hear the rest of the talk, you have some time to look at questions twenty-seven to thirty. 00:03:27,280 Now listen carefully and answer questions twenty-seven to thirty. 00:03:44,960 Let me take a look at the survey. Wow, this looks great. The map of the median income by region is a great tool. Where did you find it? 00:03:54,500 Well, thanks. I read a lot of sources and just noticed this one in the small psychology journal called Modern Psychology. It’s more helpful than the photo I added, but I think the photo is just so interesting. It was in the newspaper last year during that huge wage strike. 00:04:12,040 It’s great. Probably not necessary, but it looks great. I don’t understand. What is WKRX’s involvement here? 00:04:20,720 Oh, the radio station agreed to sponsor the study if I play their station in the room. 00:04:26,280 Wow. Interesting. So you don’t have to pay for any of this? 00:04:31,100 Exactly. 00:04:32,100 Nice. Where did you get that idea? 00:04:34,620 Last month at the psychology club council meeting, someone talked about how easy it is to get sponsorship from local businesses. So I listened to their advice and called around. 00:04:45,770 I’ll have to remember that. Well, this all looks great. Good luck. 00:04:52,680 That is the end of section three. You now have half a minute to check your answers. 00:05:28,000 Now turn to section four. ## 题目与答案 ### 21. 21 The subjects in questionnaire are 21 The subjects in questionnaire are - tourists in the hotel in this area - local residents - people who are living in this area **答案**：people who are living in this area 原文定位：I created a questionnaire for the study to determine people’s opinions of the relative feasibility of earning a living in Brisbane ### 22. 22 The results of the questionnaire should be 22 The results of the questionnaire should be - directly entered into the computer - scored by hand - submitted directly to Professor Curran **答案**：directly entered into the computer 原文定位：Participants will use a computer to fill in their answers. That way, it is really easy to analyze the data afterward ### 23. 23 Why should John give a copy of plans to the professor? 23 Why should John give a copy of plans to the professor? - To receive a good grade - To get advice - To earn high praise **答案**：To get advice 原文定位：You don’t do it for the high grade or appraise, but he can review and give you feedback 同义替换：「advice」↔「feedback」 ### 24. 24 How will the instructions be presented? 24 How will the instructions be presented? - Given by a group representative - Given by all members of the group - Given by the professor **答案**：Given by a group representative 原文定位：Well, I think the instructions will be provided by another representative who will not be analyzing the data 同义替换：「presented」↔「provided」 ### 25. 25 What does Dani suggest to John when those subjects receive the questionnaire? 25 What does Dani suggest to John when those subjects receive the questionnaire? - Divide into two part to argue - Focus on the opinion of the interviewees - Take consideration of both sides **答案**：Take consideration of both sides 原文定位：You should tell the representative to remind subjects to fully consider both sides of each issue 同义替换：「Take consideration of both sides」↔「fully consider both sides of each issue」 ### 26. 26 Why is this project particularly important to John? 26 Why is this project particularly important to John? - To earn respect from professors in the department - To raise his grade - To impress his professor **答案**：To earn respect from professors in the department 原文定位：Well, it’s that, but also, a well-executed study could grab the attention of faculty in the department, which would be a huge deal. I mean, I could really gain the respect of professors who may later take me on as a graduate student in their labs 同义替换：「particularly important」↔「matters greatly」；「earn」↔「gain」 ### 27. Map Map - radio - council meeting - the television - newspaper - journal - the Internet **答案**：journal 原文定位：The map of the median income by region is a great tool. Well, thanks. I read a lot of sources and just noticed this one in the small psychology journal called Modern Psychology ### 28. Photo Photo - radio - council meeting - the television - newspaper - journal - the Internet **答案**：newspaper 原文定位：It’s more helpful than the photo I added, but I think the photo is just so interesting. It was in the newspaper last year during that huge wage strike ### 29. Budget Budget - radio - council meeting - the television - newspaper - journal - the Internet **答案**：council meeting 原文定位：Last month at the psychology club council meeting, someone talked about how easy it is to get sponsorship from local businesses. So I listened to their advice and called around ### 30. Comment Comment - radio - council meeting - the television - newspaper - journal - the Internet **答案**：radio 原文定位：Oh, the radio station agreed to sponsor the study if I play their station in the room --- 以上内容由鸭圈雅思真题库（www.yaquan.site）提供，收录近期雅思考试真题回忆，支持在线机考模式免费练习。