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(圆满版)雅思虑试全题模拟试题(1)(圆满版)雅思虑试全题模拟试题(1)(圆满版)雅思虑试全题模拟试题(1)雅思虑试全题模拟试题(1)ListeningTIMEALLOWED:30minutesNUMBEROFQUESTION:40InstructionYouwillhearanumberofdifferentrecordingsandyouwillhavetoanswerquestionsonwhatyouhear.Therewillbetimeforyoutoreadtheinstructionsandquestions,andyouwillhaveachancetocheckyouwork.AlltherecordingswillbeplayedONCEonly.Thetestisinfoursections.Writeyouranswersinthelisteningquestionbooklet.Attheendofthetestyouwillbegiventenminutestotransferyouranswerstoananswersheet.NowturntoSection1onpage2.SECTION1Question1-9Question1-6Listentoconversationbetweenfriendandthehousingofficerandcompletethelistbelow.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSORNUMBERSforeachanswer.HOUSINGLISTHOUSINGLISTAddressNumberofroomsPriceperweekAdditionalinformationMr.JDevenport82SalisburyRoadBrightonBN163ANTel012738846732bedroomssittingroomkit.bathExample￡120UnfurnishedMrsE.S.Jarvis2WickenStreetBrightonBN154JHTel01273771621(1)sittingroomkit.bath(2)FirstfloorMrs.E.C.Sparshott180SilwoodRoadBrightonBN149RYTel(3)2largerm/ssharedkitandbath￡35Nicearea(4)MrANasiry164PrestonRoadBrightonBN57RTTel01273703865largebedroomsittingroomwithkitchenette.bath.(5)GroundfloorCentral(6)2harrowRoadBrightonBN99HKTel012737456212largeroomskitbath￡86NopetsQuestions7-9WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer7.Whenistheaccommodationavailable?8.Whereisthetelephone?9.Howistheflatheated?SECTION2Questions10-20-1-Questions10-14CirclethecorrectlettersA-D10.Howmanyconventionshavealreadybeenheld?A.2B.3C.4D.511.Whereistheconventionbeingheld?A.BrisbaneB.MelbourneC.CanberraD.Sydney12.HowlongistheconventionforA2daysB.5daysC.6daysD.7days13.HowmanyAustralianspeakerswillbeattendingtheconvention?14.Whichcountriesaretheguestspeakersfrom?A.BritainandCanadaB.CanadaandtheUSC.BritainandtheUSD.Britain,CanadaandtheUSQuestion15-17Listentothedirectionsandmatchtheplacesinquestions15-17totheappropriatelettersA-Gonthemap.ExamplePeroni'sAnswer(A)JumboSandwichShop( )Slim'sVegetarian( )TheGenevaBistro( )Questions18-20Lookatthispagefromtheprogram.Tick(√)iftheinformationiscorrectorwriteinthechanges.CONVENTIONPROGRAMExampleAfternoonsessionsAnswer______________TALKS“Marketing”byJaneHoward(18)BlueRoom(19)“DistributionofGoods”bySaraMoore”BarbaraMooreRedRoom(20)“Advertising”byPeterNewsteadOrangeRoomcancelledSECTION3Questions21——32Questions21_24CompletethetableshowingthepricesandtypesofcoffeesoldCommonRoom.I=InstantR=RealE=Espresso-2-EuropeanDevelopmentstudiesArts"C"BuildingAmericanStudiesTypeofcoffeeExampleI(21)E(24)PriceofcoffeeExample20P(22)(23)25PQuestions25-32Completethetableshowingthenumberofpoints1,2or3awardedtothefoodofferedbyeachCommonRoom.Arts"c"BuildingEuropeanRefectoryAmericanStudiesMatthew(28)Alice(25)Example1(29)(31)Jenny(26)(27)(30)(32)SECTION4Questions33-40Questions33-35LookatQuestion33-35belowandthegrid.Tick(√)therelevantboxesineachcolumn.COUNTRY33.WhichcountriesareaffectedbyBritain'spollution?34.Whichcountryreliesheavilyonnuclearpower?35.Whichcountriesuselimefilteringtoreducetheamountofchemicalpollutantreleasedintotheatmosphere?AustraliaBelgiumDenmarkFranceGermanyHollandJapan-3-SwedenUSAQuestions36-40WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.Whendidfishstocktherebegintodecline?Whatdidscientistsinjectintotheland?Hasthesituationimproved?Howeffectiveistheuseoflimestoneslurry?whatisoneofthemajordisadvantagesofusinglimestoneslurry?reading1TIMEALLOWED:1HourNUMBEROFQUESTIONS:38InstructionsALLANSWERSMUSTBEWRITTENONTHEANSWERSHEETThetestisdividedasfollow:Readingpassage1questions1-11Readingpassage2questions12-25Readingpassage3questions26-38Startatthebeginningofthetestandworkthroughit.youshouldanswerallthequestions.ifyoucannotdoaparticularquestionleaveitandgoontothenext.youcanreturntoitlater.Section1question1-14Question1-4TherearesixjobadvertisementsA-FontheoppositepageAnswerthequestionsbelowbywritingthelettersoftheappropriateadvertisementsinboxes1-4onyouranswersheet.ExampleanswerWhichjobisinatravelagent's?Dwhichjobisinahotel?Whichjobforsomeonetolookafterachild?WhichWTOadvertisementsareforwaiters?WhichWTOjobswouldparticularlylikeaGermanspeaker?-4-A.RestaurantSupervisorWaitingstaffTelephonist__________theidealcandidatesmusthaverelevantexperiencegainedinahighqualityhotel.pleasecallpersonnelon071-722-77333,orsendyourCVto:RegentsParkHilton,LodgeRoad,LondonNW87JTLONDONREGENTSPARKHILTONB..USEYOURLANGUAGESANDEARN450-1200P.W.weareoneofthelargestbusinesspublishersinEuropeandhavelimitedvacanciesforintelligentyoungpeopleinourLondonadvertisementsalesoffice.EnquiriesfromGermanSpanishandeasternEuropeanspeakersespeciallywelcome.PhoneAndrewWarburtonon0717534300C.SECRETARYBusycharteredAccountantsrequireexperienced/efficientsecretary,accounts,typingexperienceandanexcellenttelephonemanneressentialshorthanduseful.PleasesendCVto:boxno.9246c/oeveningstandardclassified,2derrystreet,kensingtonW85EE.D.TRAVELCOMPANYVacancyforself-confidentpersontolookafterbookingsforourCaribbeanhotels.salarybasedonapplicant'sexperience&suitability.pleasesendCVtoIanTaplin,MRILTD,9GalenaRoad,London,WGOLXE.NANNYWANTEDFor9montholdhandful.Artistle/ProfhouseholdNttingHill,3daysperweek.somehoursflexibilityreq'd.knowledgeGerman/Hungarianadvantagenotessential0712217375F.JOINTHESTARS!FOODSERVERSThebiggestandbusiestrestaurantinLondonisseekingadditionalstarsforitsteamofdedicatedprofessionals.ifyouhaveexperienceinhighvolumerestaurants-5-andarelookingforachallenge,thencomeondownforanaudition.InterviewdayisonFriday,6thMAYfrom12noonto7pm.planetHollywoodislocatedat13CoventryStreet,London.W1.Questions5-10ReadthepagefromaUKtelephonedirectoryontheoppositepage.Answerthequestionsbelowbywritingtheappropriatetelephonenumbersinboxes5-10onyouranswersheet.WhatshouldyoudialifExampleYouwanttospeaktotheinternationaloperator?answer1235.thereissomethingwrongwithyourtelephone?therehasbeenanaccidentandyouwanttocallanambulance?youwanttofindoutanumberinaforeigncountry?8.youwanttoknowhowmuchtelephonecallscost?9.youwanttopurchaseananswer-phonemachine?10.youwanttouseacreditcardtopayforatelephonecall?Operatorservices101Theoperatoristheretohelpyouifyouhavedifficultymakingacallorifyouwanttouseanyofourspecialcallservice.theseinclude:ALARMCALLSADVICEOFDURATIONCHARGECREDITCARDCALLSFLXEDTIMECALLSFREEFONECALLSPERSONALCALLSTRANSFERREDCHARGECALLSSUBSCRIBERCONTROLLEDTRANSFER.fordetailsofchargesseeourfreeleaflet,Dial101andaskforfinancialservices.Internationaloperator123Seesection3(international)fordetails.DirectoryEnquiries142Telltheoperatorthetownyourequire.havepaperandpencilready.Internationaldirectoryenquiries130Emergency010Telltheoperatorwhatserviceyouwant.Faults166Anyfaultshouldbereportedtothelocalfaultrepairservice.Sales170Telemessage190Ifyouhavesomethingspecialtosayandprefertosayitinwriting.Internationaltelemessage191Internationaltelegrams192-6-Youcansendatelegramtomostothercountries.Maritimeservice200SHIP'STELEGRAMSERVIESHIP'STELEPHONESERVICEINMARSATSATELLITESERVICE(DIAL.youcancallorsendamessagetosomeoneaboardshipbyusingourmaritimeservices.forknown.forINMARSAT(maritimesatellite)servicedial178.givetheship'sname,itsidentificationnumberandoceanregion,ifknown,satelliteserviceandprovidethenumber.Anyothercallenquiries111Question11-14ReadthefollowingnoticeUsingNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSfromthepassageanswerthequestionsbelow.Writeyouranswerinboxes11-14onyouranswersheet.FIRENOTICEIntheeventoflife,theALARMwillring.onhearingthefirealarm,allthoseintheWestWingshouldevacuatethebuildingbystaircaseJ.Rooms1to199areinthewestwing.allothersshouldusestaircaseA.Theassemblyareaforoccupantsofwestwingisthestaffcarparkattherearofthebuilding.allothersassembleinthefrontcourtyard.Evacuatethebuildingevenifthealarmstops.Ifyoudiscoverafire,rmreceptionbydialling3333.ExampleWhereisroom1answerthewestwing11.youareinroom101.whichstaircaseshouldyouusetoevacuatethebuilding?12.youareinroom201.whereshouldyouwaitoutsideafterevacuatingthebuilding?13whatshouldyoudoifthealarmstops?14.whoshouldyoucontactifyoudiscoverafire?SECTION2Questions15-27Questions15-20Read“InformationforNewStudents”belowandanswerthequestionsthatfollow.Writeyouranswersinboxes15-20onyouranswersheet.HILTONENGLISHLANGUAGECENTREINFORMATIONFORNEWSTUDENTSCLASSTIMES9.00am–10.30am11.00am–12.30pm1.30pm–3.00pmTheLanguageCentreisopenMondaytoFriday.Eachclasshasoneafternoonfreeperweek.Onthefirstdaygotothelecturehalltocheckyourtimetable.SELF-ACCESS-7-Thelanguagelaboratory(Room1110)isopenMondaytoFridayfrom3.15pmto5.oopmforallfull-timestudents.Youcanlearnhowtousethecomputersforlanguagegamesorword-processing.TherearecassettesforstudentstoborrowtopractisetheirEnglish.Goinandasktheteachertoshowyou.Ifyouplantotakepublicexaminations,therearedictationandlisteningcomprehensioncassettesforyoutopractisewith.Thereareclozeexercisesonthecomputers.Askyourclassteacherforalistofpastexamessays.Studentscanborrowcassettestotakehomebuttheymustbereturnedaftertwodays.ATTENDANCEAllstudentsonstudentvisasareexpectedtoattendclassesregularly.Studentswhodonotattendclasseswillbereportedtooss.Eightypercentattendanceisrequiredforstudentstoreceivetheircertificateoncompletionoftheircourse.Itisalsorequiredbyossforanextensiontoyourvisa.BOOKSIfstudentsaregivencoursebooks,thebooksaretheirresponsibility.Ifabookislost,thestudentwillbeexpectedtopayforit.Ifstudentswishtobuybooks,thereisabookshopinthecollegespecialisinginEnglishbooks(Room3520).15.whendoclassesbeginandendonafullday?16.Howmanyafternoonsdoesaclassmeeteachweek?17.Wherearethetimetablesdisplayed?18.Whocanusethelanguagelaboratoryafterclasses?19.Whoisavailableintheself-accesscentretohelpthestudents?20.Howmuchofacoursemustyouattendaccordingtovisarestrictions?Questions21-27ReadthepassagebelowaboutacollegeinthecityofBath,writtenin1985,andanswerthequestionsthatfollow.TheCollegeThecollegehastheadvantageoflocationinoneofthemostattractivecitiesinthecountry.WithinthecityofBathitoccupiesmodernbuildingsinalandscapedgardenonSionhill,LansdownandanadjacentGeorgianCrescent,SomersetCrescent,whichincludesteachingandresidentialaccommodationforpost-graduatestudies.ItalsooccupiesthreehousesinSydneyPlace,whichareusedforstudioandworkshopaccommodationforpart-timecoursesintheVisualArtsandfortheFoundationCourseinArtandDesign.TheNewtonParksiteissituatedfourmileswestofBathbetweenthevillagesofNewtonStLoeandCorston.WithinthegroundsareaGeorgianmansion,wherethe-8-college’ssentraladministrationislocated,anElizabethandairy,stablesandthetowerofamedievalmanorhouse;alltheseolderbuildingshavebeenadaptedtopresent-dayuse.Anewpurpose-builtHomeEconomicsblockwasopenedinJanuary1985.During1986anewSportsHallwillbecompletedandnewresidentialblocksareunderconstructiontobecompletedreadyforthestartoftheacademicyearinSeptember1986;anewmusicBlockwillbecompletedin1987.TheArtandDesigndegreecourseswhicharecurrentlyaccommodatedatCorsham,aboutninemileseastofBath,willbemovedtotheSionHillsiteinBathbySeptember1986thusreinforcingFacultyandCourselinks.Thecollegecoursesaredesignedtotakeadvantageofthespecialopportunitiesandcircumstancesprovidedbyitsenvironment.StudentshaveavailablesuchresourcesastheCostumeandFashionResearchCentre,theRoyalPhotographicCentreandtheMuseumofAmericanDomesticLifeatClaverton.Concertsandrecitals,includingsomegivenbystaffandstudents,takeplacethroughouttheyearintheAssemblyRooms.Thecollegeusesbuildingsinfivedifferentplaces.Wherearethefollowingthingslocated?Inboxes21-27onyouranswersheetwriteNPifsomethingislocatedinNewtonParkCifsomethingislocatedinCorshamSHifsomethingislocatedinSionHillSCifsomethingislocatedinSomersetCrescentSPifsomethingislocatedinSydneyPlaceExampleAlandscapedgardenAnswerSH21.CentralAdministration22.HomeEconomicsBlock23.ArtandDesignFoundationCourse24.ArtandDesignDegreeCourseafter198625.Post-graduateResidences26.SportsHall27.MusicBlockSECTION3Questions28-38Readthepassagebelowandanswerquestions28-38WINTERSPORTSIce,dangerandexhilarationThe17thWinterGames,heldinNorwayin1994,arepartofanOlympictraditionwhichgoesbackalmost3,000years.FormorethanGameswereheld,everyfouryears,onhallowedgroundnearMountOlympus,wheretheGreekgodsweresaidtolive.The‘Olympics’broughttogethermenfromwar-torntribesandstatesinGreeceanditscolonies.Asacredtrucewasdeclaredtoallowmentotraveltothegamesinsafety.Womencouldnottakepartandwereforbidden,onpainofdeath,eventoattendtheGames.-9-TheancientOlympicswereabolishedbytheRomanEmperorTheodosiusin393AD,afterGreecehadlostitsindependence.ButtheideaneverdiedandtheFrenchmanBaronPierredeCoubertin,aneducatorandscholar,foundedthemodernOlympics,hisaimwastobringtogether,onceeveryfouryears,athletesfromallcountriesonthefriendlyfieldsofamateursport.Noaccountwastobetakenofnationalrivalries,norpolitics,race,religion,wealthorsocialstatus.ThefirstmodernGameswereheldinAthensin1896,andfouryearslater,inParis,womenbegantotakepart.AlthoughthewinterOlympicsdidnotbeginuntil1924,figureskatingwaspartofthe1908LondonsummerOlympics;bothskatingandicehockeywereincludedintheAntwerpGamesin1920.Butgenerallywintersportswerefelttobetoospecialized.Onlycoldweathercountrieshadmuchexperienceofactivitiessuchasskiing-ameansoftransportoverlandacrossiceandsnowduringlongwinters.TheScandinavians,forwhomskiingisapartofeverydaylife,hadobjectedtoawinterfames.TheyfeareditwouldthreatentheirownNordicGames,whichhadbeenheldeveryfouryearssince1901.ButtheinternationalOlympicCommittee(IOC)agreedtostageanInternationalSportsWeekinChamonix,France,in1924.ItwasasuccessandtheScandinavianswon28ofthe43medals,includingninegolds.TheydroppedtheirobjectionsandtheeventwasretrospectivelynamedtheFirstOlympicWinterGames.ApartfromtheSecondWorldWarperiodtheWinterOlympicswereheldeveryfouryears,afewmonthsbeforethesummerOlympics.Butin1986theIOCchangedtheschedulesothatthesummerandwintergameswouldbeheldindifferentyears.Thus,fortheonlytimeinhistory,theLillehammer(Norway)GamestookplacejusttwoyearsafterthepreviousWinterOlympicswhichwereheldinAlbertville,France.SincetheWinterGamesbegan,55outof56goldmedalsinthemen’snordicskiingeventshavebeenwonbycompetitorsfromScandinaviaortheformerSovietUnion.Forteamsfromwarmweathercountries,cross-countryskiingcanposeproblems.AttheCalgaryGamesin1988,onecompetitorinthe50-kilometreeventwassoslowthatraceofficialsfearedhewaslostandsentoutasearchp