雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2025.9.13
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The game of tennis has a very long history. It is officially still known as lawn tennis,' partly because it was originally only played on grass, and also to distinguish it from the older game known as 'real tennis,' from which the modern game developed.
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答案:FALSE
原文定位:No drawings or descriptions of any tennis-like games have been discovered, but a couple of Arabic words dating from ancient Egyptian times are cited as evidence
答案:rules
原文定位:In 1874 a Welshman, Major Walter C. Wingfield;had the idea of devising rules, which he published
答案:equipment
原文定位:He also introduced standardised equipment, including racquets, balls, posts, and a net, which he patented and sold in sets
同义替换:「for sale」↔「sold」
答案:shape
原文定位:his original court had the shape of an hourglass
答案:tournament
原文定位:A major tennis tournament took place for the first time in Wimbledon, London in 1877
同义替换:「first large」↔「major」
答案:TRUE
原文定位:But as they found playing with bare hands quite uncomfortable, players began using a simple glove
同义替换:「hitting a ball with just their hand」↔「bare hands」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:later either a glove with webbing between the fingers or a solid paddle, similar to the ones used in table tennis today
答案:FALSE
原文定位:The game, which remained exclusive to the upper classes, gained more popularity over the 14th and 15th centuries
同义替换:「all sections of French society」↔「exclusive to the upper classes」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:As it became increasingly fashionable, outdoor courtyards were modified into indoor courts
答案:TRUE
原文定位:The game became such a widespread diversion among the aristocracy that both the pope and the French king tried to ban it
同义替换:「French aristocrats」↔「aristocracy」
答案:surfaces
原文定位:the ball can be bounced off any of the surfaces, some of which are slanted at odd angles
同义替换:「ball may be hit against」↔「bounced off」,「around the court」↔「surfaces」
答案:net
原文定位:The net is just over 1.5 metres high at each end, but drops to just under a metre in the middle
同义替换:「lower」↔「drops to」
答案:rubber
原文定位:This led to the development of rubber tennis balls. During the 1850s, players began to experiment with these new balls