# Internships

- 科目：雅思听力真题（Part 3）
- 考频：中频
- 最近考试：2022.7.16
- 题目数：10
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- 数据更新：2026-10-29

## 题目原文

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 Now turn to section three on page five. 
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 Section three. 
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 You will hear two business studies students called Lindsay and Ben discussing their internships in which they worked for companies as part of their course. First, you have some time to look at questions twenty-one to twenty-five on page five. 
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 Now listen carefully and answer questions twenty-one to twenty-five. 
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 Hi, Ben. I have so much to tell you. 
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 Me too. How did your internship go? 
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 It was brilliant. I worked in a big department store. 
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 I thought you were going into your family business. 
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 Uh, I decided I'd learn more in a company where I wasn't the boss's daughter, so I went to this store in my hometown. When I was in high school, I was a sales assistant there for a couple of summers, and I still knew some people there, so it was easy to set up. Our professor recommended working in a manufacturing company, and I contacted a couple of firms, but it came to nothing. 
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 And did you learn much that helped with our classes? 
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 Sure. There was a big problem while I was working there. Do you remember a massive advertising campaign for a new brand of sunglasses a few weeks ago? 
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 Yeah. 
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 Well, sales rocketed, and we ran out. Customers started complaining, and I was asked to track down a supply. I had to call around the manufacturers and wholesalers until I could find a batch. I managed to find a local one. Then we had to pay them upfront as they weren't our usual supplier. But my boss was pretty pleased with me. We were only out of stock for a few hours in the end. 
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 Great. So what was the best thing about your internship? 
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 For one thing, my coworkers were very helpful. I learned a lot from them. 
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 Mine were friendly enough, but I wouldn't say I picked up much from them. The only good thing about it was having to deal with issues that came up. Classes just don't prepare you for a lot of them. 
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 Yeah, that's true. Like the fact that sometimes you have to do two or three things at the same time because they're all urgent. 
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 That's right. 
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 Anyway, how was your internship, Ben? You were with a garden furniture manufacturer, weren't you? 
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 That's right. My experience wasn't very good, though. When I had an interview there a few months ago, they said I'd spend time in every section and sit in on meetings with clients. But hardly any of that happened. I was expected to spend most of my time filing papers and getting coffee for the managers. I was really annoyed. It wasn't even as though everyone was too busy to get their own coffee. 
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 That's awful. 
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 Yeah. Still, I got on okay with the other people there, so it wasn't as bad as it might have been. 
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 Mm, I think the college should make sure students are placed in suitable companies for internships. Don't you? 
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 Well, I like the current system where we arrange the internship ourselves, and then the college comes in and formalizes the arrangement. But they need to spell out the purpose of the internship and send the companies a list of their responsibilities. Too many businesses just think of us as free labor. 
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 Yeah. And it would be helpful if we had a couple of classes where we can learn about the company. 
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 Oh, I think it's easy enough to research that on the Internet. 
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 Mm, maybe. 
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 Before you hear the rest of the discussion, you have some time to look at questions twenty-six to thirty on page six. 
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 Now listen and answer questions twenty-six to thirty. 
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 Are you going to do anything about your internship, Ben? You wouldn't want anyone going to the same company next year and having a similar experience, would you? 
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 No. 
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 Were you the first intern they had from this college? 
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 No. There's someone in the year above us who was there. I should have asked her about it before I went. 
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 Well, I think the first step is to talk to her. Then you need to make some notes and discuss the problem with the professor. He can advise you whether or not to take it any further. 
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 If I decide to take it further, I think I should then contact the company itself and find out if they have any feedback about my internship. 
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 Yes. There may be a valid reason why it was so poor. 
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 Maybe it makes more sense to write to the chief executive. 
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 Mm, I wouldn't make it too formal at this stage. If the college makes the complaint, they'll write to the chief executive. I don't think you should. 
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 Okay. So the person I had most contact with, my line manager. 
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 That would be better. But if you're still not satisfied, contact whoever it is in the college who's in charge of our internships. It's the head of the department, isn't it? 
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 It was. But the college appointed an internship program organizer last fall. I've got their name on some paperwork somewhere. 
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 One other thing you might want to do after that is check the law on internships. 
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 I'll talk to one of the college's student advisors in the department. She takes one of the same classes as me. 
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 Okay. Let's hope there isn't any trouble with that. 
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 That is the end of section three. You now have half a minute to check your answers.

## 题目与答案

### 21. 21 Lindsey chose to do her internship in a department store because

21 Lindsey chose to do her internship in a department store because

- the professor suggested in the company
- she had contacts in the company
- the business was owned by her family

**答案**：she had contacts in the company

原文定位：When I was in high school, I was a sales assistant there for a couple of summers, and I still knew some people there, so it was easy to set up

### 22. 22 What problem was Lindsey asked to solve in connection with sunglasses?

22 What problem was Lindsey asked to solve in connection with sunglasses?

- a shortage of stock
- a fall in the number of customers
- a rise in the price

**答案**：a shortage of stock

原文定位：Well, sales rocketed, and we ran out. Customers started complaining, and I was asked to track down a supply

同义替换：「shortage」↔「ran out」

### 23. 23 What do Lindsey and Ben agree was most useful during their internships?

23 What do Lindsey and Ben agree was most useful during their internships?

- learning from other employees
- having enough time to focus on individual situations
- facing challenges that weren’t deal with in their classes

**答案**：facing challenges that weren’t deal with in their classes

原文定位：The only good thing about it was having to deal with issues that came up. Classes just don't prepare you for a lot of them;Yeah, that's true. Like the fact that sometimes you have to do two or three things at the same time because they're all urgent

同义替换：「facing challenges」↔「deal with issues」

### 24. 24 Why was Ben disappointed with his internship?

24 Why was Ben disappointed with his internship?

- the company didn’t keep its promises to him
- everyone was too busy to help him
- staff at the company were unfriendly towards him

**答案**：the company didn’t keep its promises to him

原文定位：When I had an interview there a few months ago, they said I'd spend time in every section and sit in on meetings with clients. But hardly any of that happened

### 25. 25 In connection with internships, Lindsey and Ben agree that their college should

25 In connection with internships, Lindsey and Ben agree that their college should

- make the companies aware of their own role
- inform students about the companies aware they are going to work for
- make the final decision on which companies students go to

**答案**：make the companies aware of their own role

原文定位：But they need to spell out the purpose of the internship and send the companies a list of their responsibilities. Too many businesses just think of us as free labor

同义替换：「own role」↔「responsibilities」

### 26. talk to a 26_____ in the same place ↓

talk to a 26_____ in the same place ↓

- chief executive
- head of department
- internship programme organizer
- line manager
- previous intern
- student advisor

**答案**：previous intern

原文定位：No. There's someone in the year above us who was there. I should have asked her about it before I went. Well, I think the first step is to talk to her

同义替换：「previous intern」↔「someone in the year above us who was there」

### 27. speak to a 27_____ and explain the problem ↓

speak to a 27_____ and explain the problem ↓

- chief executive
- head of department
- internship programme organizer
- line manager
- previous intern
- student advisor

**答案**：professor

原文定位：Then you need to make some notes and discuss the problem with the professor

### 28. request feedback from his 28_____ at the company ↓

request feedback from his 28_____ at the company ↓

- chief executive
- head of department
- internship programme organizer
- line manager
- previous intern
- student advisor

**答案**：line manager

原文定位：Okay. So the person I had most contact with, my line manager

### 29. if he’s still unhappy , speak to the 29_____ ↓

if he’s still unhappy , speak to the 29_____ ↓

- chief executive
- head of department
- internship programme organizer
- line manager
- previous intern
- student advisor

**答案**：internship programme organizer

原文定位：That would be better. But if you're still not satisfied, contact whoever it is in the college who's in charge of our internships. It's the head of the department, isn't it;It was. But the college appointed an internship program organizer last fall

### 30. ask for information on the internships from a 30_____

ask for information on the internships from a 30_____

- chief executive
- head of department
- internship programme organizer
- line manager
- previous intern
- student advisor

**答案**：student advisor

原文定位：One other thing you might want to do after that is check the law on internships. I'll talk to one of the college's student advisors in the department

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