雅思听力真题(Part 4)
腹足动物:蜗牛与蛞蝓的生物学讲座
本篇也叫:腹足动物、蜗牛、蛞蝓、鼻涕虫、海螺
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2015.7.4
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 4)《Gastropods》,共 10 题,2015.7.4雅思考试真题回忆,页面提供完整题目、答案与解析,并支持在线机考模式免费练习。本页同时提供 Markdown 版本 供 AI 助手与搜索引擎直接读取。
这篇雅思听力Part4是动物学讲座,介绍腹足动物(俗称蜗牛和蛞蝓)。内容涵盖其无脊椎动物特征、5亿年前的化石、肌肉足与黏液痕迹、齿舌取食器官、外壳大小从矮蜗牛到罗马蜗牛、壳的左右旋向及肋纹刺毛等形态差异,以及多数种类以腐烂植物、真菌和藻类为食的习性。
答案:sea
原文定位:the minerals in their body fluids are very similar to the mineral composition of the sea
同义替换:「like」↔「very similar to」
答案:right
原文定位:the majority coil to the right
同义替换:「most」↔「majority」
答案:hairs
原文定位:Then some shells, for instance, the plated snail, have regularly spaced ribs, while the prickly snail has prominent spines;There are even a number of species with hairs on their shells
答案:worms
原文定位:the shield slug feeds on worms
同义替换:「eat」↔「feed on」
答案:1st century
原文定位:It was the Romans who probably first introduced edible snails into Britain during the 1st century, and they are still eaten today
答案:defenses
原文定位:to protect themselves, gastropods have often developed special defenses
同义替换:「particular」↔「special」,「types」↔「special」,「protect」↔「defenses」
答案:dry
原文定位:both very hot and very cold weather is bad for gastropods, but dry conditions are the least favorable
同义替换:「worst」↔「least favorable」
答案:forest
原文定位:So for instance, long-established forests usually support more species than newer plantations of trees, and old natural meadowland is much better than land which has recently been farmed
同义替换:「old」↔「long-established」,「biggest variety」↔「support more species」
答案:ground
原文定位:the blind snail spends its whole life buried under the ground
同义替换:「lives entirely」↔「spends its whole life」,「below」↔「buried under」
答案:environment
原文定位:they are a reliable indication of how healthy our environment is
同义替换:「good」↔「reliable」,「quality」↔「how healthy」