雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2019.11.2/2019.2.23Asia/2015.10.8
答案:business management
原文定位:We focused on graduates from the course in business management since this is one of the most popular and long-established courses
答案:phone interviews
原文定位:We started off by emailing a brief questionnaire to all last year's graduates from that course, and then we selected a number of those who had replied, and with them, we carried out phone interviews
答案:qualification
原文定位:Well, I suppose our most surprising finding was just how many graduates had gone on to work towards an additional qualification rather than getting a job immediately. That was thirty-two percent, almost a third
同义替换:「tended to acquire」↔「gone on to work towards」,「another」↔「additional」
答案:public
原文定位:More than half of them were in the public sector, with a sizable minority in the private sector and a small number in the not-for-profit sector
同义替换:「most of the students」↔「More than half of them」
答案:expectations
原文定位:The majority said that their expectations had been fulfilled
同义替换:「are happy with」↔「their expectations had been fulfilled」
答案:team
原文定位:They highlighted the fact that they developed the ability to work as members of a team
答案:problem-solving
原文定位:And finally, a lot of them said that what they learned about approaches to problem-solving had been very useful
答案:presentations
原文定位:To our surprise, the thing that was mentioned most often here was presentations. They hadn't enjoyed having to give these as part of their course;The reason given for this was that they felt they weren't trained how to do it properly
同义替换:「lack of training」↔「weren't trained how to do it properly」
答案:essay writing
原文定位:And the second thing that got very negative feedback was work on essay writing. Most people thought this was unnecessary
答案:job
原文定位:Finally, some respondents said that they would have liked more guidance on the best way to go about looking for a job, that the course could have done more to help them
同义替换:「advice」↔「guidance」,「finding」↔「looking for」,「not enough」↔「would have liked more」