雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 4)《Whale shark conservation field trip》,共 10 题,页面提供完整题目、答案与解析,并支持在线机考模式免费练习。本页同时提供 Markdown 版本 供 AI 助手与搜索引擎直接读取。
答案:surface
原文定位:Unlike many whale species, they prefer to swim close to the surface of the water rather than cruising the depths of the ocean
同义替换:「stay near」↔「close to」
答案:bones
原文定位:Another one relates to their physical makeup. Their skeleton is made entirely of cartilage in comparison to whales that have skeletons made of real bones
答案:shore
原文定位:It's great for divers too, because although it's in relatively deep waters, the reef is in close proximity to the shore, unlike some reefs that you have to travel miles to get to
同义替换:「close to」↔「close proximity to」
答案:fin
原文定位:One way is to use an electronic tracking device or tag, which researchers have to attach manually to the fin
同义替换:「tracking devices」↔「an electronic tracking device」,「attached to」↔「attach manually to」
答案:drone
原文定位:Another way of monitoring whale sharks is with a special drone to spot the animals in the ocean
答案:carbon
原文定位:Apparently, plankton from different places contains different quantities of carbon types
同义替换:「amounts」↔「quantities」,「varieties」↔「types」
答案:dive
原文定位:We noticed that the resulting noise affected the behavior of the animal. As soon as it heard the sound, we saw it dive
同义替换:「noise」↔「heard the sound」,「caused whale sharks to」↔「saw it dive」
答案:school
原文定位:The researchers select a mature whale shark which has been tagged, and they allocate it to a school
同义替换:「mature whale shark is tagged」↔「mature whale shark which has been tagged」,「assigned to」↔「allocate it to」
答案:injuries
原文定位:While these events may be rare, all injuries which whale sharks suffer must be documented with information such as date and location and a photograph if possible. The Fisheries Department has agreed to keep these records in their digital image library
同义替换:「Record」↔「documented」,「photo‑identification libraries」↔「digital image library」
答案:bubbles
原文定位:Scuba diving is not going to be allowed anymore, as previous research has found that whale sharks find bubbles disturbing
同义替换:「Ban scuba activities」↔「Scuba diving is not going to be allowed anymore」,「are affected by」↔「disturbing」