雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:高频 · 最近考试:2025.10.8/2022.3.26/2022.1.22/2017.7.15
答案:nets
原文定位:For instance, dolphins are often trapped in gill nets originally intended for tuna fishing
同义替换:「catching」↔「intended for」,「escaping barriers」↔「trapped in」
答案:smile
原文定位:People often mistakenly view dolphins' eternal smile as signs of intelligence and joy
同义替换:「wrongly thought」↔「mistakenly view」,「smart and happy」↔「intelligence and joy」,「often have」↔「eternal」
答案:rats
原文定位:Pigeons and rats are typical examples of small brain animals which can perform tasks so complex
同义替换:「such as」↔「typical examples of」
答案:aware
原文定位:Pigeons are aware of their bodies when they see their reflections in the mirror
答案:instinctive
原文定位:Pigeons are also trained under specific conditions and gradually form instinctive reactions
答案:actions
原文定位:Billy had started tail walking, a skill only mastered by captive dolphins who imitated the keepers. Billy had not been trained to tail walk, but had learnt the skill simply by observing other dolphins in the rehab center
同义替换:「skill」↔「actions」
答案:newspaper
原文定位:she quickly learned to take a newspaper, keep it at the bottom of a tank, and tear off smaller pieces to get more fish
同义替换:「hides」↔「keep」,「food」↔「fish」
答案:social
原文定位:Over the past hundred years, researchers have proven that dolphins are extremely social species
同义替换:「for the past century」↔「over the past hundred years」,「animals」↔「species」
答案:whistle
原文定位:every dolphin has a different sound, resembling the whistle that other dolphins recognize as a particular individual
同义替换:「unique」↔「different」,「like」↔「resembling」
答案:fight
原文定位:During mating season, male dolphins stroke females with flippers after a fight to affirm social bonds
同义替换:「touch each other」↔「stroke females with flippers」