雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2023.12.30/2022.5.28/2016.9.10/2013.12.14/2011.3.10/2009.3.7/2008.1.30
答案:public
原文定位:Nearly sixty percent of journeys were still made by various means of public transport
同义替换:「used for」↔「made by」
答案:uncomfortable
原文定位:Buses were very crowded in the days before extensive car use, and they were also considered to be uncomfortable despite providing a cheap option that most people could afford
同义替换:「affordable」↔「cheap option」
答案:freedom
原文定位:To them, cars represented freedom
同义替换:「associated with」↔「represented」
答案:taxes
原文定位:Another problem for car owners was that fuel was still rationed and car taxes were very high
同义替换:「restrictions」↔「rationed」
答案:government
原文定位:Strong public feeling on issues like these from various pressure groups resulted in a change of government in Australia after the general election in 1949, which undoubtedly shaped the future of our nation
同义替换:「motorists」↔「groups」,「new」↔「change」
答案:polluted
原文定位:For the previous one hundred and fifty years, the city center had been a prestigious area, but the addition of cars made the main streets congested. This wasn't the only problem. Now they were polluted as well
答案:lanes
原文定位:By the nineteen-seventies, the type of roads being built changed, with more lanes in each direction
答案:relationship
原文定位:It even, surprisingly, affected relationships
答案:advertisements
原文定位:By the late nineteen-seventies, massive advertisements were designed to attract the notice of the passing motorist
答案:shopping malls
原文定位:We built shopping malls out in the suburbs, which meant that old town centers did far less business