雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2017.8.12/2010.8.21
答案:flooding
原文定位:Mangrove forests are found along river estuaries and coastlines and are important because they prevent flooding by acting as a barrier between the land and sea
同义替换:「coastal areas」↔「along river estuaries and coastlines」,「protect」↔「prevent」
答案:firewood
原文定位:Many of the mangrove trees were initially burnt as firewood by local farmers
答案:fertilizer
原文定位:The mangrove forests were also poisoned by settlers' farming methods because the farmers used fertilizer to increase crop yields, and this started to seep into the water, eventually killing part of the mangrove forest
答案:trash
原文定位:And so what happened was that the area started to be used as somewhere to dump trash
同义替换:「put」↔「dump」
答案:sand
原文定位:The conservationists involved decided to construct a sand barrier around the forests, but unfortunately, this proved to be ineffective
同义替换:「failed」↔「ineffective」
答案:gray
原文定位:Several species of mangrove inhabit the forests in this area of the United States, but it is the gray mangroves that we are concerned with here
答案:hothouse
原文定位:The first set of seedlings was planted in small pots and left to germinate in a hothouse
同义替换:「kept」↔「planted」
答案:rain
原文定位:They had, in fact, only been watered with rain water
答案:rabbit
原文定位:it was necessary to protect them, not from the large number of wading birds which visit the area looking for food, but from the large rabbit colony living in the area
答案:storm
原文定位:However, this method did not prove very successful, and the vast majority of these seedlings were washed away in a storm
同义替换:「destroyed」↔「washed away」