雅思听力真题(Part 4)
棱皮龟:深海潜水冠军与它的特殊身体构造
本篇也叫:棱皮龟、革龟、皮革海龟、棱皮海龟、leatherback turtle、棱皮龟听力
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2019.3.2/2013.11.16
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 4)《Leatherback turtles》,共 10 题,2019.3.2/2013.11.16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。
雅思听力Part4介绍棱皮龟这种海龟:它流线型身体游泳阻力小、比同体型海龟省能20%;能深潜3330英尺并停留37分钟,靠软壳和厚组织抗压;主要吃水母,科学家通过记录器追踪其大西洋迁徙路线。
答案:streamlined
原文定位:Jenny Dovanikin of Florida Atlantic University has shown that they are the advantages of the leatherback's streamlined shape. Swimming leatherback turtles have a lower drag, more efficient than other species, indicating more efficient force
答案:diving
原文定位:Our recent investigations, however, suggest that leatherback sea turtles may also be ranked among the ocean's greatest air-breathing dive reptiles
同义替换:「deepest」↔「greatest」,「one of」↔「among」
答案:soft
原文定位:Unlike its hard-shelled relatives, leatherbacks has a softer shell made up from widely separated ribs embedded in a thick tissue, and the whole structure is overlaid with a leathery skin
同义替换:「not bony」↔「softer」
答案:sleep
原文定位:How do the deep-diving animals, whales, seals, penguins, and leatherback turtles avoid decompression sickness and other hazards while they dive to the great depths? Even sleep for long periods of time
同义替换:「several hours」↔「long periods of time」,「in the water」↔「dive to the great depths」
答案:protein
原文定位:This giant of the sea feeds mainly on jellyfish full of high protein and other useful minerals that it requires during the day
同义替换:「food」↔「feeds」
答案:migration
原文定位:As a result, we are able to monitor the pattern of migration in Atlantic Ocean when they return to the sea
同义替换:「learn」↔「monitor」
答案:surface
原文定位:We then begin to track and tag the turtles when they swim back to the surface
同义替换:「reaches」↔「swim back to」,「start」↔「begin」
答案:power
原文定位:The front flippers are more than half the length of the turtle's body and generate power from huge muscles, which can account for 30% of the animal's total body weight
同义替换:「produce」↔「generate」,「strong」↔「huge」
答案:depth
原文定位:They used a recorder, an instrument capable of recording location and depth in sea
同义替换:「monitor」↔「recording」
答案:energy
原文定位:Scientists soon realized that the turtles were probably costing much of their energy to follow their food source