# Tourism research - 科目：雅思听力真题（Part 3） - 考频：中频 - 最近考试：2026.4.25/2023.11.25/2017.11.4 - 题目数：10 - 来源页：https://www.yaquan.site/paper/9e4542f6-97e9-45a1-afe3-7a28d53cb4a2（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 00:00:03,080 Hi, Eva. Is this a good time for us to look at our research project? Our tutor told us to keep the focus narrow. So what about we go for why people choose to go to certain places and attractions and leave the rest out? 00:00:19,040 You're right. Otherwise, we'll have far too much information to cope with. Okay, so what about the survey? 00:00:27,560 Well, I've looked through the ideas we had for questions for it, and I think it's not clear how we use the word area. Sometimes it seems to mean a place, other times the field of our research, and even tourist attraction in some cases. 00:00:43,520 Oh, I think that's my fault. I typed out our notes. 00:00:48,360 Oh. It's probably best to use it for place in the sense of province or whatever. 00:00:54,520 Yes, I think so. You know, we decided to concentrate on culture and tourism. I wonder if we're really saying culture in the same way as most people do, because on our list of places to carry out our surveys, I see you've put the Round Music Festival, which is contemporary music. I thought we were going to be looking at more traditional forms of culture. 00:01:19,780 That would be confirming these old-fashioned ideas that culture has to be something that's at least one hundred years old. 00:01:26,980 But that is what most people think. 00:01:29,920 Well, let's not get into an argument about that right now. Let's think about the number of completed questionnaires we need. In total, how many questionnaires do you think we have to get? One hundred? Two hundred? And over how many different events? 00:01:47,480 Hmm. Our tutor said we should have at least two hundred. Otherwise, the information won't actually mean that much. And I think it's not practical to try to go to more than about five events. We've got to get the first draft in by the end of February. 00:02:05,160 And do you think we should interview everybody or just tourists? 00:02:09,600 Hmm. Because presumably there'd be local people, domestic tourists, and international tourists at some events. 00:02:17,960 In fact, the more I think about it, the more I think we should just go for the tourists, but from overseas as well as national. I'm sure we'd be able to provide more interesting results if we did that. 00:02:31,660 Right. 00:02:32,640 There's one thing that worries me, though. 00:02:35,240 What's that? 00:02:36,600 We said it's important to get some background on the people who answer our questions, like what's their job, what they thought about the event. But the idea of asking people how old they are... 00:02:49,420 Hmm. We can just ask them to tick a box with an age in it and tell them they don't have to do it if they don't want to. We could write in our own estimate when we've finished. 00:03:01,560 Are you sure that would be okay? 00:03:03,780 Yes. It's not the most crucial piece of information they're giving. We're going to have a lot of facts and figures to present. Have you any preference for putting them into a pie chart, a table, or a graph? 00:03:17,580 Tables are easy to do, but I read that most people find pie charts visually stimulating. I hate reading graphs because unless they're quite big, you don't get exact figures. 00:03:30,600 Pie chart sounds good. How are we going to divide up the work? 00:03:35,640 If it's okay with you, I'd like us to meet as often as possible to look at what we've each written up. But we should do the actual writing on our own. 00:03:46,260 Before you hear the rest of the discussion, you have some time to look at questions twenty-seven. 00:03:53,760 Okay. Would this be a good time to discuss our introduction? An overview of tourism around the world, looking at different tourist attractions in different countries. But there are so many to choose from, though, so let's narrow it down. 00:04:09,600 Absolutely. 00:04:11,120 I found out that Mexico celebrates the fact that it produces a huge number of varieties of chilies, and people flock to this special event to taste dishes using them. A lot of people think of Mexico as being the best place to see fantastic museums. 00:04:29,900 That's true, but let's take a different tact. What about Greece? One of the world's most famous countries for tourists. 00:04:38,000 Yes, and I think we should go for the ruins in this case, the temples and theaters and so on, rather than the food. 00:04:47,080 And for Britain, instead of focusing on the countryside and parks, I'd like to find out more about why people go to see plays and musicals. Is it because there's such a good choice? 00:04:59,540 Hmm, interesting point. And for India, instead of concentrating on the temples or the game parks, we could mention all the different folk dances. Every region has its own, and they don't just perform them at festivals. They're part of everyday life. 00:05:18,480 Okay, we've got more than enough. Let's draft the introduction. 00:05:23,460 That is the end of part three. You now have half a minute to check your answers. ## 题目与答案 ### 21. 21 Mike suggests they use the word "area" to mean 21 Mike suggests they use the word "area" to mean - geographical location. - tourist site. - research field. **答案**：geographical location. 原文定位：It's probably best to use it for place in the sense of province or whatever 同义替换：「mean」↔「for」；「geographical location」↔「place」 ### 22. 22 According to Eva, most people believe that culture 22 According to Eva, most people believe that culture - refers to long-established events and places. - includes modern forms of art and entertainment. - is becoming less linked to particular regions. **答案**：refers to long-established events and places. 原文定位：I thought we were going to be looking at more traditional forms of culture;That would be confirming these old-fashioned ideas that culture has to be something that's at least one hundred years old;But that is what most people think 同义替换：「believe」↔「think」；「refers to」↔「has to be」；「long-established」↔「at least one hundred years old」；「events and places」↔「forms of culture」 ### 23. 23 Why should they carry out about 200 surveys? 23 Why should they carry out about 200 surveys? - to provide information about a range of events. - to be able to meet the deadline. - to get valid results. **答案**：to get valid results. 原文定位：Our tutor said we should have at least two hundred. Otherwise, the information won't actually mean that much;Well, let's not get into an argument about that right now. Let's think about the number of completed questionnaires we need. In total, how many questionnaires do you think we have to get? One hundred? Two hundred? And over how many different events 同义替换：「surveys」↔「questionnaires」；「valid」↔「mean that much」 ### 24. 24 Which groups of people do they decide to interview? 24 Which groups of people do they decide to interview? - domestic tourists and local residents - local residents and international tourists - international and domestic tourists **答案**：international and domestic tourists 原文定位：we should just go for the tourists, but from overseas as well as national 同义替换：「groups of people」↔「tourists」；「interview」↔「go for」；「international」↔「overseas」；「domestic」↔「national」 ### 25. 25 Mike expresses concern at having to ask about 25 Mike expresses concern at having to ask about - the amount of money a person has spent - a person's age - a person's occupation **答案**：a person's age 原文定位：There's one thing that worries me;But the idea of asking people how old they are 同义替换：「concern」↔「worries」；「person's age」↔「how old they are」 ### 26. 26 Which form will their results be presented in? 26 Which form will their results be presented in? - a table - a pie chart - a graph **答案**：a pie chart 原文定位：Tables are easy to do, but I read that most people find pie charts visually stimulating;Pie chart sounds good 同义替换：「results be presented in」↔「put them into」；「form」↔「pie chart」 ### 27. Mexico Mexico - ancient buildings - contemporary art gallery - food festival - museums displaying traditional objects - national parks - theatre performances **答案**：museums displaying traditional objects 原文定位：A lot of people think of Mexico as being the best place to see fantastic museums 同义替换：「tourist attraction」↔「museums」；「highlighted」↔「best place to see」 ### 28. Greece Greece - ancient buildings - contemporary art gallery - food festival - museums displaying traditional objects - national parks - theatre performances **答案**：ancient buildings 原文定位：That's true, but let's take a different tact. What about Greece? One of the world's most famous countries for tourists;Yes, and I think we should go for the ruins in this case, the temples and theaters and so on, rather than the food 同义替换：「ancient buildings」↔「ruins, the temples and theaters」；「highlighted」↔「go for」 ### 29. Britain Britain - ancient buildings - contemporary art gallery - food festival - museums displaying traditional objects - national parks - theatre performances **答案**：theatre performances 原文定位：And for Britain;I'd like to find out more about why people go to see plays and musicals 同义替换：「theatre performances」↔「plays and musicals」 ### 30. India India - ancient buildings - contemporary art gallery - food festival - museums displaying traditional objects - national parks - theatre performances **答案**：traditional dances 原文定位：And for India;we could mention all the different folk dances 同义替换：「traditional」↔「folk」；「highlighted」↔「mention」 --- 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。