雅思听力真题(Part 3)
Part 3 · 考频:高频 · 最近考试:2025.11.1
答案:she was contacted by the managing director.
原文定位:Well, I'd originally thought of asking another company, FG Engineering, because I did my placement there and I knew the staff there, but the CEO wasn't very keen. But she knows the managing director at Burcock, and she spoke to him, and then he got in touch with me. Apparently, absence is a major problem there, so he's quite interested in having it investigated
同义替换:「was contacted by」↔「got in touch with」
答案:broaden the focus
原文定位:So my central theme is absence, but I'm thinking of concentrating on long-term absence. I thought that might allow me to give more helpful feedback to the company;If I were you, I wouldn't be that specific. I'd look at absence as a whole. You might get more interesting results;Oh, okay
同义替换:「broaden the focus」↔「wouldn't be that specific」
答案:Absence rates are related to the type of work done.
原文定位:So what's the main thing you expect to find? Rises in absence rates over time;Not really. Initially, I wondered if workers often take time off without real justification, but I think that'll be hard to determine. So, well, I think I may find that it's something to do with what sort of job the employee is doing
同义替换:「related to the type of work done」↔「it's something to do with what sort of job the employee is doing」
答案:details of employment
原文定位:Yes. Obviously, you'll need overall absence figures, though it's unlikely they'll let you have them for individual workers. And you probably won't have access to personal information like when they were born, but you should be able to use anonymous details like the type of work they do or how long they've been with the company
同义替换:「obtain」↔「use」
答案:Provide a mixture of question types.,Trial it on someone before finalising it.
原文定位:I think the questions should be closed questions too. I mean, where people choose an answer from a list;But then you miss the chance of getting unexpected information. So I'd include one or two open-ended questions too;Okay. And I won't ask for names or addresses or anything;No, it needs to be anonymous. And after you've drafted it, you need to give it to at least one person to check there aren't any problems. So you need to leave enough time for that and any revisions necessary
同义替换:「Trial it on someone before finalising it」↔「after you've drafted it, you need to give it to at least one person to check there aren't any problems」,「a mixture of question types」↔「one or two open-ended questions too」
答案:how long the questionnaire is likely to take,the purpose of the survey
原文定位:What about the covering letter that I'll send out with the questionnaire? I'll need to introduce myself and explain what the questionnaire is for, but what else should I include;I'd reassure people that the survey isn't going to be used to assess them personally. Otherwise, they might choose not to take part;Yes, I'll make that clear. And what about when they do it? Will they be allowed to use work time;That's really up to their manager, but you should say roughly how much time it'll take
同义替换:「how long the questionnaire is likely to take」↔「you should say roughly how much time it'll take」,「the purpose of the survey」↔「explain what the questionnaire is for」
答案:completion of her finished assignment,the next meeting with her tutor
原文定位:And you have to submit your assignment by the end of June. Actually, I have to get it finished by the second because I've arranged a work placement after that;So our next meeting is two weeks today. Is that still okay
同义替换:「definite dates」↔「get it finished by the second」