雅思听力真题(Part 3)
Part 3 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2023.9.2/2020.8.29
答案:photocopy
原文定位:Dr. Lee suggested we take along a photocopy of our notes to whichever class we've been allocated, and if we give them to the class tutor, then he'll discuss them with us
答案:handout
原文定位:The lecturers have normally provided a handout, haven't they
答案:identifying the relevant sections of a book
原文定位:it's pointless reading a book of two hundred or more pages to find information on one relatively small topic;your time is better spent locating the parts you need, generally by using the contents page or index and only reading these
同义替换:「identifying the relevant sections of a book」↔「locating the parts you need」
答案:understanding theories
原文定位:Well, in economics, you have to understand diagrams and analyze data charts;though I find the theories behind economics hard, even when I know what I'm reading
答案:you can return to the source if necessary
原文定位:He said our notes should be fairly brief;As long as you make a note of the book or article;then you can go back to the reference later if you want to check the detail of what was written
同义替换:「you can return to the source if necessary」↔「go back to the reference later」
答案:It's useful if you're bad at maths
原文定位:Perhaps we should sign up for some. Look, this one here is on statistics for social science. That'd be good to do;Yeah, we could both use that because we're not great at maths
同义替换:「bad」↔「not great」
答案:It will include practical examples
原文定位:The course is bound to go through some examples so we can see some sort of practical application of the theories
答案:It may have no places available
原文定位:It's really for people who are doing core social science. I think it's usually oversubscribed, but there might be some room left for other people
答案:It's for students in their final year
原文定位:Yes, I agree. Oh, but it's intended for people in their last year, so that's no good, is it
同义替换:「students in their final year」↔「people who are doing their last year」
答案:It's run by a very good tutor
原文定位:Actually, that might be interesting because Dr. Brown is doing it, and he's normally very thorough, and his notes are useful, and it's not about maths