雅思听力真题(Part 4)
澳大利亚鳄鱼追踪研究
本篇也叫:澳洲鳄鱼、澳大利亚鳄鱼、鳄鱼追踪、鳄鱼研究、澳洲鳄鱼研究、卫星追踪鳄鱼
Part 4 · 考频:超高频 · 最近考试:2019.3.9Asia/2019.2.9Asia/2016.9.3/2014.8.9/2011.8.27
本篇为雅思听力真题(Part 4)《Study on Australia crocodiles》,共 10 题,2019.3.9Asia/2019.2.9Asia/2016.9.3/2014.8.9/2011.8.27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。
澳大利亚动物园、昆士兰大学和昆士兰公园与野生动物部门在Lakefield国家公园开展项目,用卫星追踪鳄鱼的活动与行为,以改进鳄鱼种群管理。研究还回顾了此前用无线电植入装置追踪鳄鱼的方法,并提到设备老化丢失信号、捕捉鳄鱼困难等挑战。
答案:satellite
原文定位:This project can lead the world in crocodile management because of the use of satellite, which enables scientists to stably receive accurate information being sent back to them on the computer
同义替换:「research」↔「project」,「world-leading」↔「lead the world」,「is used in the study」↔「the use of」
答案:radio
原文定位:Crocodile studies have been previously conducted by radio
同义替换:「In previous studies」↔「have been previously conducted」,「the tests were done with」↔「by」
答案:signals
原文定位:However, some devices are too old that they always lose signals due to a variety of reasons, so they can't track those animals which they have been studying for months
同义替换:「Problem of the old device」↔「some devices are too old that」,「always losing」↔「always lose」
答案:humans
原文定位:But this is a very difficult task because they are alert and afraid of being followed by humans
同义替换:「not easily」↔「a very difficult task」,「as」↔「because」,「cautious」↔「alert」,「try to avoid」↔「afraid of」
答案:head
原文定位:It is attached to the head of the crocodile, so the crocodile cannot remove the device with its feet or tail
同义替换:「is attached to」↔「is attached to」
答案:helicopter
原文定位:so scientists at the park have to use a helicopter to relocate the crocodiles in order to control their population in the area
同义替换:「Scientists」↔「scientists at the park」,「relocate the crocodiles」↔「to relocate the crocodiles」,「by using a」↔「use a」
答案:direct
原文定位:However, scientists found that the relocation methods were ineffective because the relocated crocodiles will return to their original location following the most direct route within one week
同义替换:「home」↔「to their original location」
答案:navigate
原文定位:Scientists realized the crocodiles are able to navigate
同义替换:「have the ability to」↔「are able to」
答案:sun
原文定位:scientists conclude that crocodiles can tell directions by using their senses to the sun so that they know where they're going
同义替换:「find」↔「tell」,「by using their senses to the」↔「by using their senses to the」
答案:birds
原文定位:Another finding is that like the migration of birds who can travel thousands and thousands of kilometers, crocodiles have the same system to help them travel
同义替换:「have the same migration system」↔「have the same system」,「as」↔「like」