雅思听力真题(Part 2)
Part 2 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2021.6.17/2019.12.14/2017.11.11/2012.12.6
答案:6:30 am
原文定位:Well, I always have the very best intentions of starting the day at five thirty to give the horses a really good muck out. But reality intervenes, and I finally wake at about six thirty
同义替换:「normally gets up」↔「finally wake」
答案:organise her son
原文定位:Once I've managed to get him safely on his way at about seven AM, I can start turning my attention to the other important tasks of the day
同义替换:「organise her son」↔「get him safely on his way」
答案:40
原文定位:The number of helpers who have volunteered is actually 40, but we can rely on 25 to come regularly to help in the different groups
同义替换:「at present」↔「currently」,「volunteer list」↔「helpers who have volunteered」
答案:25
原文定位:The number of helpers who have volunteered is actually 40, but we can rely on 25 to come regularly to help in the different groups
答案:She doesn`t mind it.
原文定位:I don't have major problems with all the letter writing and correspondence which it
同义替换:「correspondence」↔「letter writing」,「doesn’t mind」↔「don't have major problems」
答案:She hates it.
原文定位:But like lots of shy people, I find the fundraising horrendous
答案:She really likes it.
原文定位:Other regular RDA duties, such as ringing round the riders to fix times, et cetera, is one of the pleasantest aspects of the work
同义替换:「calling」↔「ringing」,「the pleasantest aspects」↔「really likes it」
答案:She hates it.
原文定位:My working day ends with the least enjoyable job of all: sorting the accounts
同义替换:「organising」↔「sorting」,「hates it」↔「the least enjoyable job of all」
答案:making fund-raising more effective,recognising difficulties of disabled riders
原文定位:I wish, for example, our helpers and the organizers in the various centers could really rationalize the fundraising efforts, which sometimes are very inefficient. And it also saddens me how unaware some of the stables can be about the difficulties faced by people who are disabled
同义替换:「making fund-raising more effective」↔「rationalize the fundraising efforts」,「recognising difficulties of disabled riders」↔「unaware some of the stables can be about the difficulties faced by people who are disabled」