雅思听力真题(Part 4)
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2025.5.10
答案:composer
原文定位:The term soundscape was first introduced by Murray Schafer, a well-known composer from Canada
同义替换:「used」↔「introduced」
答案:meaning
原文定位:He argued that what we hear is not just random noise, but something that carries meaning
答案:frogs
原文定位:The first is biophony;For instance, birdsong, insects buzzing, and the croaking of frogs all fall under this category
同义替换:「created」↔「produced」,「organisms」↔「creatures」
答案:rain
原文定位:Examples here include the rustling of leaves, wind blowing through trees, or the steady patter of rain
同义替换:「caused by non-biological forces」↔「from non-living elements」,「geophony」↔「natural sounds that arise from non-living elements」,「e.g.」↔「examples include」
答案:signature
原文定位:According to him, every sound in the natural world carries its own distinctive signature
同义替换:「unique」↔「distinctive」
答案:loudness
原文定位:They are generally in harmony with each other, especially in terms of loudness and frequency
答案:climate
原文定位:A sudden decrease in certain animal calls may point to alterations in the climate of that region
同义替换:「environment」↔「region」,「change」↔「alterations」,「indication」↔「point」
答案:pollution
原文定位:Similarly, irregular patterns in sound can also be a signal of pollution, not just noise pollution, but chemical contamination as well, such as the use of pesticides or insecticides
同义替换:「presence」↔「signal」,「e.g.」↔「such as」
答案:maps
原文定位:These devices collect audio data over extended periods, which can then be visualized into three-dimensional maps
同义替换:「acoustic recorders」↔「devices」,「used to create」↔「visualized into」
答案:shrimp