雅思听力真题(Part 4)
非洲鳄鱼(尼罗鳄)的分布与生活习性
本篇也叫:尼罗鳄、非洲鳄鱼、鳄鱼、非洲鳄、尼罗河鳄鱼、食人鳄
Part 4 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2019.6.1/2006.12.9
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 4)《African crocodiles》,共 10 题,2019.6.1/2006.12.9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。
讲座围绕尼罗鳄(Crocodylus niloticus)展开,讲其狭长吻部、背部三到四排鳞片等特征,以及作为食肉动物的生活习性、非洲境内集中分布于南部和西部、北非撒哈拉为何没有鳄鱼、 Mauritania 湿地中46条鳄鱼成群(float)的观察,还提到冷血动物体温约38摄氏度。
答案:she found no mention in the literature of their existence there
原文定位:This student noticed that on the map displaying the distribution of crocodiles across Africa, there were no crocodiles in the northern region and found no mention in the literature of the existence of crocodiles in the north of Africa
答案:20
原文定位:received reports of forty-six crocodiles living in one group;Though the usual number is a little less than half of that
答案:warm and wet climates
原文定位:In general, crocodiles are more highly concentrated in wet, subtropical environments near bodies of water and rich vegetation;While South American crocodiles thrive in cool rainforests, the African crocodile is more equipped for heat
同义替换:「warm」↔「more equipped for heat」
答案:underground
原文定位:these desert crocodiles dig underground caves that collect runoff, thus staying cool and hydrated
同义替换:「dry areas」↔「desert」,「live in caves」↔「dig underground caves」
答案:North Africa used to be wetland but slowly turned to desert over time
原文定位:About eight thousand years ago, the land was fertile wetlands, perfect for breeding crocodiles. Over time, though, the area dried out and the wetland slowly turned to desert, leading the African crocodile to migrate south
答案:eight
原文定位:In Mauritania, some crocodiles have learned to survive in an area where they can go up to eight months with no water
同义替换:「dry periods」↔「with no water」,「last up to」↔「go up to」
答案:depth
原文定位:the female digs a hole up to sixty centimeters in depth to store the eggs for an eighty-day incubation period
同义替换:「lay」↔「store」
答案:afraid of
原文定位:Although these vicious creatures have attacked humans on a few occasions, the residents are not afraid of them
同义替换:「Local people」↔「residents」
答案:attack
原文定位:They attack when humans populate the crocodile's habitat, instilling fear and uneasiness in the crocs. Like any other species, crocodiles are known to attack when feeling fear
答案:migration patterns
原文定位:There is still also much to learn about migration patterns and relations to other populations of crocodiles now found in other parts of the world
同义替换:「study」↔「learn」