雅思听力真题(Part 3)
蒂娜向教授咨询选课建议
本篇也叫:选课建议、课程选择咨询、新生选课、专业课与通选课、Tina选课、教授选课指导
Part 3 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2022.5.21/2017.6.3
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 3)《Advice in choosing courses》,共 8 题,2022.5.21/2017.6.3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。
大一新生Tina向Van Diezen教授咨询选课,教授解释了专业必修课与通识选修课的区别,并针对她微生物学专业背景建议选修文学或历史课程以拓宽知识面,还讨论了课程开放对象和成为兽医的可能性。
答案:compulsory and regular
原文定位:A specialized course is one that is compulsory, meaning it's a requirement for your major and regular, so you can't place out by taking a proficiency exam
答案:students on a flexible schedule
原文定位:Oh, those courses used to be open to microbiology students only. The good thing is, now it's open to students on a flexible schedule, so it's not only for full-time students
同义替换:「are available for」↔「open to」
答案:full-time student only
原文定位:Well, they are open to full-time students only, which I believe is what you are
同义替换:「are available for」↔「are open to」
答案:people from off-campus
原文定位:I don't know how a freshman would get along with microbiology, though. I mean, most of the students presently looking into it are from off-campus;Yes. You know, people who use it in their work at hospitals, laboratories, even a police detective
答案:the building is damaged
原文定位:The new medical sciences building is under construction, so there are no experimental facilities available until next year
答案:Environmental Science
原文定位:Have you ever thought about looking into environmental science;Quite. In fact, it's the fastest growing subject on this campus
同义替换:「quickest increasing」↔「fastest growing」
答案:Mathematics,Statistics,Medicine
原文定位:I recommend to all freshmen that I talk to, to get the compulsory mathematics out of the way as early as possible;Your major also requires statistics, so you have to balance two math classes, and no doubt you should take that;Otherwise, get your required medicine course out of the way by taking something theory-based
同义替换:「compulsory」↔「required」
答案:textbook allowance
原文定位:They cover tuition and provide one thousand five hundred dollars cash;The money is intended more as a textbook allowance, not party money