雅思听力真题《Soundscapes》的答案是什么？

第31题：composer；第32题：meaning；第33题：frogs；第34题：rain；第35题：signature；第36题：loudness；第37题：climate；第38题：pollution；第39题：maps；第40题：shrimp

雅思听力真题《Soundscapes》还有哪些叫法或中文译名？

该篇真题也常被称作：声景、声音景观、音景、soundscape、自然声音环境、Murray Schafer声景理论、中文标题《声景：自然与城市声音环境研究》。

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雅思听力真题《Soundscapes》是什么时候考过的雅思真题？

该篇真题最近出现于 2025.5.10 的雅思考试中，考频为中频。

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Soundscape - the sound environment · the term was first used by a Canadian, Murray Schafer, a well-known 31_____ .

答案：composer 原文定位：The term soundscape was first introduced by Murray Schafer, a well-known composer from Canada 同义替换：「used」↔「introduced」

· the soundscape is not just noise, but has 32_____,which can be interpreted.

答案：meaning 原文定位：He argued that what we hear is not just random noise, but something that carries meaning

· divisions of the soundscape - biophony - created by living organisms, e.g. 33_____

答案：frogs 原文定位：The first is biophony;For instance, birdsong, insects buzzing, and the croaking of frogs all fall under this category 同义替换：「created」↔「produced」；「organisms」↔「creatures」

- geophony - caused by non-biological forces, e.g. 34_____ - anthrophony - made by humans

答案：rain 原文定位：Examples here include the rustling of leaves, wind blowing through trees, or the steady patter of rain 同义替换：「caused by non-biological forces」↔「from non-living elements」；「geophony」↔「natural sounds that arise from non-living elements」；「e.g.」↔「examples include」

Conclusion of Bernie Krause · every sound in nature has a unique 35_____ .

答案：signature 原文定位：According to him, every sound in the natural world carries its own distinctive signature 同义替换：「unique」↔「distinctive」

· the sounds of nature are harmonious in 36_____ and frequency.

答案：loudness 原文定位：They are generally in harmony with each other, especially in terms of loudness and frequency

Soundscape changes can be · an indication of a change in the 37_____ of an environment

答案：climate 原文定位：A sudden decrease in certain animal calls may point to alterations in the climate of that region 同义替换：「environment」↔「region」；「change」↔「alterations」；「indication」↔「point」

· a warning of the presence of different types of 38_____, e.g. insecticides

答案：pollution 原文定位：Similarly, irregular patterns in sound can also be a signal of pollution, not just noise pollution, but chemical contamination as well, such as the use of pesticides or insecticides 同义替换：「presence」↔「signal」；「e.g.」↔「such as」

Equipment used in the study of soundscapes · acoustic recorders - data are used to create 39_____ in 3-D

答案：maps 原文定位：These devices collect audio data over extended periods, which can then be visualized into three-dimensional maps 同义替换：「acoustic recorders」↔「devices」；「used to create」↔「visualized into」

雅思听力真题（Part 4）

Soundscapes

声景：自然与城市声音环境研究

本篇也叫：声景、声音景观、音景、soundscape、自然声音环境、Murray Schafer声景理论

Part 4 · 考频：中频 · 最近考试：2025.5.10

本篇为雅思听力真题（Part 4）《Soundscapes》，共 10 题，2025.5.10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。

文章大意

本文介绍声景概念，由加拿大作曲家Murray Schafer提出，指我们周围的声学环境。声景分为生物声、地理声和人类声三类。研究者Bernie Krause发现自然声音有独特签名和微妙平衡，声景变化可预示环境问题，如动物叫声减少反映气候变化，不规则声音模式可指示污染。

题目与答案

Soundscape - the sound environment
· the term was first used by a Canadian, Murray Schafer, a well-known 31_____ .
答案：composer
原文定位：The term soundscape was first introduced by Murray Schafer, a well-known composer from Canada
同义替换：「used」↔「introduced」
· the soundscape is not just noise, but has 32_____,which can be interpreted.
答案：meaning
原文定位：He argued that what we hear is not just random noise, but something that carries meaning
· divisions of the soundscape
- biophony - created by living organisms, e.g. 33_____
答案：frogs
原文定位：The first is biophony;For instance, birdsong, insects buzzing, and the croaking of frogs all fall under this category
同义替换：「created」↔「produced」，「organisms」↔「creatures」
- geophony - caused by non-biological forces, e.g. 34_____
- anthrophony - made by humans
答案：rain
原文定位：Examples here include the rustling of leaves, wind blowing through trees, or the steady patter of rain
同义替换：「caused by non-biological forces」↔「from non-living elements」，「geophony」↔「natural sounds that arise from non-living elements」，「e.g.」↔「examples include」
Conclusion of Bernie Krause
· every sound in nature has a unique 35_____ .
答案：signature
原文定位：According to him, every sound in the natural world carries its own distinctive signature
同义替换：「unique」↔「distinctive」
· the sounds of nature are harmonious in 36_____ and frequency.
答案：loudness
原文定位：They are generally in harmony with each other, especially in terms of loudness and frequency
Soundscape changes can be
· an indication of a change in the 37_____ of an environment
答案：climate
原文定位：A sudden decrease in certain animal calls may point to alterations in the climate of that region
同义替换：「environment」↔「region」，「change」↔「alterations」，「indication」↔「point」
· a warning of the presence of different types of 38_____, e.g. insecticides
答案：pollution
原文定位：Similarly, irregular patterns in sound can also be a signal of pollution, not just noise pollution, but chemical contamination as well, such as the use of pesticides or insecticides
同义替换：「presence」↔「signal」，「e.g.」↔「such as」
Equipment used in the study of soundscapes
· acoustic recorders - data are used to create 39_____ in 3-D
答案：maps
原文定位：These devices collect audio data over extended periods, which can then be visualized into three-dimensional maps
同义替换：「acoustic recorders」↔「devices」，「used to create」↔「visualized into」
Most common query
· What is the noisiest creature?
Answer: probably a particular kind of 40_____, which lives in the ocean.（本题无音频）
答案：shrimp

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