# Geography 331 field trip - 科目：雅思听力真题（Part 4） - 考频：中频 - 最近考试：2019.2.23 - 题目数：10 - 来源页：https://www.yaquan.site/paper/e5e27584-7786-49a8-bc32-4da02686ae02（在线机考练习与音频请访问该页面） - 数据更新：2026-10-29 ## 题目原文 00:00:01,380 Part four. 00:00:03,460 You will hear a geography professor telling his class about an upcoming field trip to the far north of Quebec in Canada. 00:00:13,060 First, you have some time to look at questions thirty-one to forty. 00:01:07,450 Now listen carefully and answer questions thirty-one to forty. 00:01:14,920 Good morning. Next week is the Geography three thirty-one field trip to the far north of Quebec. Today, I'll discuss your trip and your tasks. As you know, you will be close to the Arctic Circle. You're going to travel up the James Bay Road through a region that is very remote and uninhabited, yet very beautiful. The highway is six hundred and twenty kilometers long, but it's fully paved for the entire length. 00:01:48,620 Where the highway begins, there is a roadside office where you must stop. The road is remote, so your registration is very important in case of an emergency. The office is staffed twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week. You have to sign in to go up the road and sign out upon your return. For additional safety, at different places along the highway, telephones have been installed which connect with staff in the office. Remember, there is no mobile service in this remote area. 00:02:27,380 The first work of your field trip is at the end of the James Bay Road in Radisson, a small town of only three hundred inhabitants. You will stay at Radisson Research Center, which works with various universities and Hydro-Québec to carry out studies into the ecology of the region. 00:02:49,880 Because the research center and the road exist as a result of the development of hydroelectricity complexes in northern Quebec, Hydro-Québec is responsible for all emergency assistance and security of all visitors. 00:03:05,780 Your first few days at the center will be spent attending lectures about their past research. You will hear that they have paid particular attention to any disturbance to the land caused by insects. After that, you will visit the various outpost stations. There are three of them, and when you visit them, you'll be able to observe how data on the varying patterns of the climate is collected and published for scientific research. 00:03:40,440 The second part of your field trip is back down the James Bay Road to the Trans-Taiga Road, which is the northernmost continuous unpaved road in eastern North America. In fact, it's very uneven gravel, so drivers have to be very careful. Hydro-Québec cautions that driving over rocks on the rough road may cause severe damage to the car. Any breakdown is serious as repairs are costly. 00:04:13,920 Along the way, you will be stopping at two hydroelectric generating stations, each on a different river. There you will meet with engineers who will explain and demonstrate how rainfall has an impact on producing electric energy. 00:04:30,820 Your last two days of the trip will be spent camping out in the taiga on the Canadian Shield. Taiga is the Russian term for a type of forest. 00:04:42,120 You will find the region is relatively poor in the number of plant species, yet there is a great variety of wildlife that can be seen. 00:04:52,200 You'll go to an area that once had forest fires, and you'll see how the landscape has naturally small rocky hills which confine the lower wetlands. 00:05:03,690 These low-lying areas are called muskeg, which is made up of slowly decomposing plants. It is not safe to walk on it as it has pools that are not easily seen. So keep to the rocks. 00:05:19,040 The muskeg is home to many small birds and waterfowl. In fact, there are at least sixty varieties. So keep your waterproof digital cameras handy so you can take plenty of pictures. Then we will have documentation of the existing waterfowl as some are becoming extinct. 00:05:40,600 Water is a problem in this area, so you'll also be collecting test tubes of water to bring back to our research lab for analysis. It needs to be monitored for pollution that may be caused by rainfall coming from the south. 00:05:58,910 That is the end of part four. You now have one minute to check your answers to part four. ## 题目与答案 ### 31. The James Bay Road At the starting point of the road, everyone must stop for 31_____ . The James Bay Road At the starting point of the road, everyone must stop for 31_____ . **答案**：registration 原文定位：Where the highway begins, there is a roadside office where you must stop. The road is remote, so your registration is very important in case of an emergency 同义替换：「starting point of the road」↔「Where the highway begins」 ### 32. For safety reasons, there are 32_____ on the highway. For safety reasons, there are 32_____ on the highway. **答案**：telephones 原文定位：For additional safety, at different places along the highway, telephones have been installed which connect with staff in the office ### 33. Radisson Research Centre The Centre works with other institutes to research the region`s 33_____ . Radisson Research Centre The Centre works with other institutes to research the region`s 33_____ . **答案**：ecology 原文定位：You will stay at Radisson Research Center, which works with various universities and Hydro-Québec to carry out studies into the ecology of the region 同义替换：「institutes」↔「universities」；「research」↔「carry out studies into」 ### 34. Lectures will discuss the effect of 34_____ on the land. Lectures will discuss the effect of 34_____ on the land. **答案**：insects 原文定位：You will hear that they have paid particular attention to any disturbance to the land caused by insects 同义替换：「discuss the effect」↔「paid particular attention to any disturbance」 ### 35. Outpost stations gather and publish research related to variations in the 35_____ . Outpost stations gather and publish research related to variations in the 35_____ . **答案**：climate 原文定位：you'll be able to observe how data on the varying patterns of the climate is collected and published for scientific research 同义替换：「gather」↔「collected」 ### 36. The Trans-Taiga Road Breakdowns are serious as car 36_____ are expensive. The Trans-Taiga Road Breakdowns are serious as car 36_____ are expensive. **答案**：repairs 原文定位：Any breakdown is serious as repairs are costly 同义替换：「expensive」↔「costly」 ### 37. The Taiga There are not many types of 37_____ , but a good range of wildlife. The Taiga There are not many types of 37_____ , but a good range of wildlife. **答案**：plant 原文定位：You will find the region is relatively poor in the number of plant species, yet there is a great variety of wildlife that can be seen 同义替换：「not many types of」↔「poor in the number of species」；「a good range of」↔「a great variety of」 ### 38. The area known as Muskeg is dangerous as it has hidden 38_____ . The area known as Muskeg is dangerous as it has hidden 38_____ . **答案**：pools 原文定位：These low-lying areas are called muskeg, which is made up of slowly decomposing plants. It is not safe to walk on it as it has pools that are not easily seen 同义替换：「dangerous」↔「not safe」；「hidden」↔「not easily seen」 ### 39. Photographs of birds should be taken for future 39_____ . Photographs of birds should be taken for future 39_____ . **答案**：documentation 原文定位：So keep your waterproof digital cameras handy so you can take plenty of pictures. Then we will have documentation of the existing waterfowl as some are becoming extinct 同义替换：「Photographs」↔「pictures」 ### 40. Water samples will be checked for 40_____ . Water samples will be checked for 40_____ . **答案**：pollution 原文定位：Water is a problem in this area, so you'll also be collecting test tubes of water to bring back to our research lab for analysis. It needs to be monitored for pollution that may be caused by rainfall coming from the south 同义替换：「Water samples」↔「test tubes of water」；「checked」↔「monitored」 --- 以上内容由鸭圈雅思真题库（www.yaquan.site）提供，收录近期雅思考试真题回忆，支持在线机考模式免费练习。