雅思考试听力指南Listening Test 1

雅思考试听力指南Listening Test 1

This is a listening practice test that resembles the International English Language Testing System Listening Test.The test consists of four sections. Answer the questions as you listen to the recording. Note that the recording will be played once only. Please turn to Section 1.

Section 1

You will see that there is an example which has been done for you.On this occasion only, the conversation relating to this will be played first.

Herbie: (running up the street, out of breath) Emma! Emma, hello!

Emma: Herbie! How are you, I haven't seen you for ages...

Herbie:Yeah, what's it been, seven years I think. I suppose I haven't seen you since we graduated from university. What have you been up to?

Emma: Oh me? Not much, I went back to Canada for a while to live with my parents in Toronto. The job market was extremely good for software programming.

Herbie: But I thought your major was forensic anthropology. Weren't you studying the remains of ancient DOS programs?

Emma: Very funny! But no, I was only trying to make some money to pay back my student loans.The problem with Toronto was there was so much competition and my major wasn't helping me get promoted in the computer field, so I applied for graduate school here in England.Now we shall begin. You should answer the questions as you listen because you will not hear the recording a second time.First, you have another chance to look at questions 1 to 6.Listen carefully and answer ques tions 1 to 6.

Herbie: (running up the street, out of breath) Emma! Emma, hello!

Emma: Herbie! How are you, I haven't seen you for ages...

Herbie: Yeah, what's it been, seven years I think. I suppose I haven't seen you since we graduated from university.What have you been up to?

Emma: Oh me? Not much, I went back to Canada for a while to live with my parents in Toronto.The job market was extremely good for software programming.

Herbie: But I thought your major was forensic anthropology.Weren't you studying the remains of ancient DOS programs?

Emma: Very funny! But no, I was only trying to make some money to pay back my student loans.The problem with Toronto was that there was so much competition and myt major would not help me get promoted in the computer field,so I applied for graduate school here in England.

Herbie: I bet you already miss the weather in Toronto. I hear it's quite lovely in spring.

Emma: Right now it's not too bad, but the winter is bitterly cold.I like summertime the best by far. This summer my younger sister is getting married there.I can't wait to go back for a visit, I plan to swim in the lake near our house and not worry about school for a while.Your hometown has better weather than my hometown. Aren't you originally from Australia?

Herbie: Sydney, to be exact. So what are you studying now?

Emma: I am working on a master's degree in e-commerce at the University of London.

Herbie: And to think, in school you were always saying how much you hated to use computers! Now you're planning to work on the World Wide Web, what a surprise!

Emma: I never said I "hated" computers, I just found them hard to use. Now I can't get enough of them.

Besides, there is good money to be made on the Internet.Hey, enough about me. What have you been doing for the last seven years?

Herbie: I've been all over the world-Egypt, India, and the Far East. You name it, I've been there. Emma: That sounds really exciting! Doing what?

Herbie: I'm a house D.J. I've spun records at discotechs all over the planet.

Emma: You're a disc jockey? I can't believe it. I thought your major was chemistry.

Herbie: Molecular chemistry to be precise, but I decided to go in a different direction.I wasn't too keen on developing dangerous chemicals for multinational corporations.

Emma: I bet you have not been to Inner Mongolia.

Herbie: Actually, you're righ Emma goes on to ask Herbie about his hometown. Look at questions 6 to 9.

Write the answers to questions 6 to 9

Emma: So, if you are such a world traveler, why are you here in England and not somewhere strange and exotic?

Herbie: Even though I was born in Sydney, I will always consider London my hom

Emma: Whatever for? London doesn't have the beautiful weather or cute kangaroos and koala bears that Australia has.

Herbie: Look, if I want to see animals I go to the zoo.London is my home because I've lived here far longer.When I was 10 my mum sent me to live with my aunt and uncle in Highgate, a suburb of London, to go to school.It was really tough at first. I had no friends, and my schoolmates poked fun at my Aussie accent.But after a few years, I really started to fit in.Now when I visit my Mum in Sydney I feel like a tourist.

A lot has changed there in 18 year

Emma: Sorry. I didn't mean to get you all worked up. I simply meant,why are you here instead of somewhere really hip like Tokyo or Beijing.

Herbie: Well, I was. I mean I've already lived abroad for seven years.and I wanted to be somewhere familiar for a while. Then, out of the blue,one of my mates called me and offered me a job as a sound engineer for a BBC television show.Now I've got good pay and a contract for four years.

Emma: That's quite impressive! From test tubes to television... what a transformation! Herbie: How long are you here for? Do you plan to stay after you finish your degree?

Emma: That's hard to say. I really like London, but it's so expensive.Where I live really depends on what kind of job I can find online.I've already started looking. I even applied for a company based in Sydney,though I would hate to have to leave London. I have to decide soon, because I complete my degree next term.

Herbie: Sounds like you still have plenty of time. If you don't mind me asking,do you ever have free time after classes?

Emma: Well I work from Thursday through Sunday evenings as a waitress.But during the week I am usually free.

Herbie: That's great! I keep similar hours. How about meeting for coffee next Monday around 4pm? Emma: Alright, meet me at the campus north gate next Monday. See you then.

Herbie: See you Monday!

That is the end of Section 1. You now have half a minute to check your answers. Section 2 You will hear an announcer giving information about the site of a circus. Look at questions 10 to 14 and the map. As you listen, write the appropriate letter from the map next to the facilities stated in questions 10 to 12. And write down the answers for questions 13 and 14.

Good afternoon ladies, gentlemen and children of all ages!I am the ringmaster of Barnum and Balley's Circus.Before I allow you all to enjoy today's entertainment, permit me to tell you about the fairground.The Big Top is the large red and yellow-striped tent you see behind me.That is where all of today's featured acts will be performing.On my right there are two long trailers.That is where you can view human and animal oddities of all sorts - our Freak Show.Across from the Freak Show to my left is the Petting Zoo.Here both children and adults can enjoy playing with cute little animals.We have young goats, lambs and rabbits, as well as ponies for the children to ride.Now there's an adorable picture, eh folks? If your camera needs more film,remember that you can buy some at the souvenir stalls outside the main entrance.Located directly hehind the Big Top are the Ferris Wheel and rollercoasters.There rides are sure to give you a thrill. And speaking of thrills,in the unlikely event of accident,please use the emergency ex it located at the back of the park near the Ferris

Wheel.Refreshments may be purchased at the concession stand to the right of the Petting Zoo,in front of the security booth.Be advised that on the left-hand side of the Main Entrance can be found public telephones.On the right-hand side of the said entrance there is the security and first aid stall.If you lose anything while at the fairground be sure to go as soon as possible to security and report

it.Finally, the restrooms are at the rear left-hand side of the fairground,between the Freak Show trailers and the Ferris Wheel. Please bear in mind that these are pay toilets,costing 20 pence per use.Now the announcer goes on to explain the evening's schedule.

Look at the entertainment program and questions 15 to 19.Answer questions 15 to 19 complete the table.Now that all the official announcements are out of the way,I will quickly go over today's program. The entertainment will begin at 12 o'clock, with the Great Santini in the Big Top.Santini has traveled far from his native land of Romania to amaze you with feats of magic.He might even make you disappear! Following Santini at around one o'clock will be the Bozo Brothers.These clowns will hit, trip, trick each other and maybe even crash their clown car,all for your laughter and amusement. Also at one o'clock at the Petting Zoo there will be a goat milking demonstration.This is a fun and educational activity.Over at the Freak Show Trailer, the Bearded Lady will take the stage at 2

o'clock.Ever wondered what a woman would look like with a full beard?Well, here is your chance to find out! Trust me folks, the beard is real,but don't try to pull it,or you just might find out what it is like to get hit by a bearded lady!If you do not want to see a woman with facial hair,then back at the Big Top at two o'clock you can watch Gary the Glass Eater do ust what his name implies, eat glass!Gary will make you cringe as he chews and swallows all sorts of glass items,from shards to entire lightbulbs, all without injuring himself.Don't try this at home kids! From 3 to 4 o'clock there will be an intermission.This is a great time for you to visit the refreshment bar and take a rest.When activities resume at four o'clock you will have two options.Down at the Petting Zoo there will a lamb shearing demonstration.Want to know how lamb's wool became that beautiful sweater in your closet?Just ask Maggie Simpson, Scotland's leading wool expert, how it was done.She will demonstrate how to shear the wool from a lamb and then explain the many processes the wool must undergo before it becomes suitable for making clothing and other products.If you are really interested, she might even let you have a hand at shaving a sheep yourself!At the same time, over at the Big Top, there will be an Elephant Parade.Watch as eight massive Indian elephants perform clever tricks with beautiful

female acrobats balancing on their backs.Immediately following the Elephant Parade, at about five o'clock, the Swan Sisters will perform their world-famous flying trapeze act.Watch these two lovely sisters risk life and limb as they fly and tumble through the air 150 meters above the ground-all without a safety net.I don't want to say too much, but make sure to stay for their grand finale,which is said to be one of the most dangerous trapeze stunts ever performed.At 5:30 the Siamese Twins will take center stage at the Freak Show Trailer. Originally from China,identical twin brothers Ping and Pong have been attached at the hip and shoulder since birth.Talk about family togetherness! If you like, you can even ask them questions about their lives.Our concluding act can also be found at the Freak Show Trailer.At 6:30 you will be able to witness the World's Fattest Man, Marcoff Chaney.Mr. Chaney weighs some 300 kilograms and is truly a sight to see.Thank you for coming to Barnum and Bailey's Circus! We hope you have a wonderful time!That is the end of section 2. You no w have half a minute to check your answers.

Section 3

Turn to Section 3 of your question booklet. Section 3. You will hear a student asking an English person about the differences between Scotland,England, Northern Ireland and Wales. Look at questions

20-25.

Now listen and complete questions 20 to 25.

Hiro: Excuse me sir, my name is Hiro, and I noticed that your rucksack has a British flag patch on it. May I ask you if you are British?

Liam: My rucksack? Oh, yes the Union Jack. Well, that's a bit of a joke actually.However, yes I am English. Why do you want to know?

Hiro: I am doing a report on the issue of identity in the U.K.I want to know how people from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland see themselves.What I mean to say is, being that all four of the countries are part of the United Kingdo how different could they possibly be?

Liam: Well, they are nothing at all alike, really. Culture, ancestry and language all differ quite considerably from region to region.

Hiro: How so?

Liam: Let's start with England. The U.K. has a population of about 59 million. Of those people, about 49 million live in England.London is the capital and a very metropolitan city.About a fourth of all those living in England reside in London.It is the most multicultural city in the United Kingdom.

It has many immigrants from all over the world.London is very exciting, and there is always something to do day or night.The influence that London has on the rest of England makes the capital city unlike the rest of the U.K.It is very modern and futureminded.

Hiro: You would of course say this because you are British!

Liam: Well, what would you expect! By the way, it is quite good of you to say "British".When you are talking to people from Britain, it is safest to use 'Britain' when talking about where they live and

'British' to describe their nationality;you will be less likely to offend anyone. I mean you can be from England and not consider yourself English.

Hiro: Why is that? If you are all citizens of England, then why isn't your identity first English and then Scottish or whatever?

Liam: There has been a long history of emigration to England from Scotland, Wales and Ireland. As a result, there are millions of people who live in England but who would never describe themselves as English.They may have lived in England all their lives, but as far as they are concerned they are Scottish,

Welsh or Irish. These people support the country of their parents or grandparents rather than England in things such as sporting events.Liam and Hiro continue to discuss the United Kingdom. Look at questions 26-29.

Listen and complete questions 26 to 29.

Hiro: Doesn't this constant switching of loyalties ever cause problems?Shouldn't people who were

born or who have lived in one country for a very long time support only that country?

Liam: Actually, it has caused quite a few problems, especially in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Hiro: Yes, I have heard something of the so-called 'Irish Troubles'.Isn't there, at this moment, a civil war going on in Northern Ireland?I believe it is because some citizens want to remain as part of the United Kingdom,but other people want to become part of the Republic of Ireland.

Liam: That is a subject that is difficult to discuss.Some people in Northern Ireland want to be unified with Ireland.However over the years many immigrants from Britain as well as Irish loyal to the crown want to continue to be ruled by the British government.This is a subject that the British prefer not to talk about.

Hiro: Sorry. I didn't mean to offend you. You aren't Irish are you?

Liam: No. Actually my hometown is Glasgow in Scotland.

Hiro: Oh Scottish! Does that mean that sometimes you wear a skirt?

Liam: I think you mean a kilt, which is not the same as a skirt at all.

Hiro: Sorry. There is so much about U.K. culture I do not understand.If you don't mind me asking, why do the Irish want independence from Britain,but the Scottish do not?

Liam: There are some people from my hometown that would disagree with you,but the truth is that Scotland and England have a long history of immigration and communication.Perhaps you've heard of Mary Queen of Scots, who once ruled England as well.The Irish, on the other hand, partly due to the fact that Ireland is a separate island were always more isolated,and had almost no political power. Hiro: Oh, that makes a lot of sense to me, I come from a very isolated island country as well. Liam: Really, where is that?

Hiro: Well, I'm Japanese. My hometown is Okinawa.

Liam: I can't say I've ever been there, but I've always wanted to visit Japan.I wonder if it is anything like the U.

Hiro: Well, because England and Japan are islands importing goods is therefore very expensive. Liam: Yeah, and the U.K. and Japan are the only countries where the driver sits on the right side of a car.

Hiro: Hey, you're right!

Liam: So, how much longer will you be on holiday here?

Hiro: Unfortunately, I leave in two days.

Liam: That's too bad. There is a huge music festival taking place this weekend in Read ing.If you do decide to stay longer, you really ought to attend it.

Hiro: That sounds fun!That is the end of Section 3. You now have half a minute to check your answers.Now listen to the lecture and answer questions 30-35.Good morning ladies and gentlemen.Today's topic in our series of lectures on the development of British socialism is health care.Some believe that the current system is the world's greatest.This morning I will present the facts and let you decide if this statement is truThe National Health Service Act of 1946-7 was based on the Beveridge Report recommendations.It established the NHS to replace the previous private system of payment for health care.The NHS now provides a comprehensive range of free medical and some free dental services for the whole country.It includes hospitals, doctors, dentists, nurses and other health facilities,and is financed out of public taxation and some contributions from the national insurance scheme.At first, the NHS was opposed by the medical profession,which wis hed to retain private medicine.But such objections were countered by the Labour government.In its first years of operation the NHS covered 95 per cent of the population and cost some 400 million pounds a year to run.This cost currently stands at 36,000 million pounds, or some 14 per cent of total government expenditure,and the NHS is also the biggest single employer of labour in Western Europe.Yet total health expenditure in Britain as a percentage of the gross domestic product (GDP) is some six per cent,and lower than in other major western industrialized countries.The NHS in England is divided into central government,

regional and district health authorities.The Secretary of State for Health has overall responsibility for policy,and for supervising the regional and district authorities.Secretaries of state do a similar job in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.The district authorities in England and Wales, health boards in Scotland,and health and social service boards in Northern Ireland organize health in their local areas.In England, because of its size, the additional 14 regional authorities (which the government

wants to abolih) are centered on university medical schools,and are a link between the Department of Health and the districts.It was originally intended that the NHS would be completely free of charge in its provision of consultations,treatment and medicine.Before the final part of the lecture, look at questions 36 to 40.

Answer questions 36 to 40 according to the information given in the lecture.But prescriptions, which are written notes from a doctor enabling patients to obtain drugs from a chemist,now have to be paid for, as do some dental work, dental checks and eye tests.Such payments are, however, dependent upon employment status, age and income, so that children under 16,recipients of social security benefits and most old-age pensioners usually receive free health services.In practice, some 80 per cent of medical prescriptions are supplied free.Similarly, hospital care and treatment under the NHS is free for British and European Union citizens.The NHS occupies an ambivalent position in the public imagination.On the one hand, it is praised for its ork and status as a free service, and for its achievements.It is perceived to be a success in terms of consumer demand,especially when contrasted with earlier provisions for medical care.Today, people in general receive help when they need it, and many who would previously have died or suffered are surviving and being cared for.The standards of living and medicine have risen, better diets have been devised and there is a greater health awareness among the population at large.On the other hand, the NHS is criticized for its alleged inefficiency,inadequate standards and bureaucracy.Its objectives are sometimes considered too ambitious for the money spent on it.The media are constantly drawing attention to shortcomings and forecasting breakdowns.Workers within the NHS, such as doctors, nurses and non-medical staff,have frequently complained about low pay, long hours,bureaucracy and inadequate levels of staffing.They and other critics seem to feel that many of the problems could be solved simply by injecting more finance into the NHS.It is also argued that the government is cutting services and resources.The NHS is in many ways a victim of its own success,and the demands that the British place upon it as of right.It is inevitable that a free, consumer-led service will either require increasing

levels of expenditure,or better management of existing resources. Yet, despite these problems,the NHS has worked well and gives great value for money.Foreign observers feel that the British do not always appreciate what a good health system they have compared with those of many other countries.

That is the end of Section 4. You now have 30 seconds to check your answers to Section 4. You now have one minute to check your answers for the entire test.That is the end of the Listening Test. You now have exactly 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the Listening Test Answer Sheet.

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考生对于听力的预期目标是多少，前两个部分是考生得分的重要部分，尽量在第一第二部分多抓分。 3、听力音频只放一遍。 听力音频只放一遍是所有考生一开始接触雅思听力就应有的概念，但是又有多少考生重视只放一遍所引出的难点呢?让我们来想想，平时练习中有没有过这样的情况：听第二遍之后有些没做出的题目或者之前做错的题目可以做对?其实听力音频只放一遍带来的失分太常见了，这些往往由于学生听题时走神、单词掌握的不全面、以及语音上的问题导致的。所以这一点考生们一定要引起重视。 4、填空题一定要看清题目要求。 这是一个很多考生非常容易忽略的细节。但凡是填空题，考生就能在题目中看到比如“write no more than three words”这样的题目要求，所以如果考生在答案中写了四个单词就会自动判为错误，这一点考生一定要引起重视。比如听力原文读的是“two weeks”，题目要求是“write no more than one word and/or a number”，这种情况下答案只能写成“2 weeks”。 5、拼写尤为重要。 在雅思听力中，单词的拼写非常重要，只要答案中出现一个字母的漏写或是拼错，即判为错误。因此提醒各位备考的考生在平时复习中一定要重视单词的拼写，如果在练习中出现拼错的单词，建议考生们专门用一本笔记本记录这些自己容易拼错的单词，以便于复习。(另外，在格式上的要求中，大小写实际上没有考生们想象中的这么重要，

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“烤鸭”们备考的第一步就是选择合适的雅思考试辅导资料，但是面对市面上那些琳琅满目，数不胜数的雅思考试资料书，一下子还真的难以甄别孰优孰劣。其实，我们在选择雅思考试资料的时候，有一个原则是必须要遵守的，就是要适合自己。只有适合你自己，你所选择的雅思考试资料才能更好地配合你的复习计划，从而最大限度地发挥出它的功能。360教育集团金牌留学顾问老师参考市面上主流的雅思资料，并结合众多雅思考生的意见，为您推荐最适合你的雅思考试资料。 五星级雅思考试资料推荐：★★★★★ 书名：剑桥雅思官方指南 作者：剑桥大学外语考试部 内容简介：《剑桥雅思官方指南》是雅思考试唯一的官方指南。它既关注考生的能力发展又兼顾应试策略，以最大程度帮助考生取得理想成绩。这本指南融入了实用的精讲建议，旨在帮助考生提高语言水平，同时亦指出了考试各个环节的备考策略——书中的练习部分基于雅思考生的真实答案及错误分析的基础之上；全真练习题确保了考生对考试的熟悉度、提高考生的应试信心；口语考试视频为考生在最棘手的口试部分指明了备考方向。 书名：剑桥雅思考试全真试题集 作者：剑桥大学考试委员会

内容简介：《剑桥雅思考试全真试题集》中所包含的全真试题资料由剑桥大学考试委员会提供，极具权威性和实用性。同时，该套教程也是英联邦国家雅思培训机构专用教材，在雅思培训方面具有不可替代的作用。简单来说，剑桥真题就是历年淘汰的真题，每年剑桥都会淘汰一部分考试题，就出成了这一套复习资料。书中题目的题型难易度完全等于雅思考试。目前该系列最新的版本是《剑桥雅思考试全真试题集9》。 四星半雅思考试资料推荐：★★★★☆ 书名：IELTS考试技能训练教程——听力 作者：李亚宾 内容简介：李亚宾编著的这本《IELTS考试技能训练教程——听力》又名《北语黑眼睛听力》。全书分为七个单元，前六个单元为听力专项练习，第七个单元为四套模拟练习。前六个单元根据所训练的听力

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雅思听力地图题解题步骤 不少烤鸭对于雅思听力地图题有恐惧感，一是因为国内考试很少涉及到这种题型，会让大家觉得比较陌生;二是考生自身的方向感和空间感不强，在听的过程对方位词不能快速反应，很容易走神或者跟丢，迷失在地图中。针对这个问题，小编为大家详细介绍雅思听力地图题解题步骤，供大家参考。 其实，地图题并没有大家想象中那样恐怖，它本身的考点非常规律，听到写下即可，没有什么推理可言。只要掌握规律跟上节奏，一遍遍重复，它就是一种做”熟练工“的题型。在经过培训后，考生地图题的正确率可以达到80%甚至100%。 所谓知己知彼，百战不殆，就让我们先来了解一下地图题的背景情况。 首先，作为雅思听力的一种辅助题型，地图题一般和多选、配对或表格等题型组合出现在Section 2。它的题量较少，大约3至7题，但考频稳定，基本每月一次。 其次，它一般是以公园、校园、街区、体育场馆、平面楼层、房间、图书馆等的平面图形式出现。 再次，它分为填空和选择两种。 以填空形式出题时，需要考生定位到地名并且拼写出来。而以选择形式出题时，一般卷面的已知的参照物较少，需要考生带着众多包含干扰项的选项一起听，选出正确答案。不论是填空还是选择，地图题解题本质是一样的，都是跟上节奏听然后定位答案。

那么，下面我们来看一下到底如何破解地图题，即地图题的五步解题步骤。 第一步，读题读要求，看清答案数量限制。 首先是读题，先确认一下是填空题还是选择题。如果是填空题一般有字数限制，比如NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS或者NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS 那么可以把THREE或TWO圈起来，提醒自己最大字数限制。如果是选择题，直接选字母即可，不会出现答案数量限制。 第二步，找起点，标方位。 地图题的起始点非常重要，因为听力原文对地图的叙述是从起始点开始的。通常，地图题上都会有明显的起始点，以箭头或者是文字指示等形式告知考生。起始点一般是公园、博物馆的入口，或者楼层平面图的楼梯口等入口，涉及到的词汇有entrance，door，gate等。 但是注意，有时图上并不会提供起始点。此时，考生也请勿慌张，只要在听录音的最开始留心即可，录音初始会由说话人给出起始点。

雅思9听力试题(超级紧凑可编辑版)

Test 9-1 LISTENING SECTION 9-1-1 Questions 1-10 Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDSAND/ORA NUMBER for each answer. JOB ENQUIRY Example Work at: a restaurant Type of work: 1____________ Number of hours per week: 12 hours Would need work permit Work in the: 2____________ branch Nearest bus stop: next to 3 ___________ Pay:4 ￡ ________an hour Extra benefits: - a free dinner - extra pay when you work on 5 ___________ - transport home when you work 6 ___________ Qualities required: - 7 ___________ - ability to 8 ______________ Interview arranged for: Thursday 9 ____________at 6 . Bring the names of two referees Ask for:Samira 10_____________ S E CTI ON 9-1-2 Questions 11-20 Questions 11-16 Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer. SPORTS WORLD

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2.大小写格式均可(包括人名，国家等均可) 3.地址考点：门牌号+街道名称+街道 （1）门牌号两种考法： 考法一纯数字注意：-ty / -teen 发音区别 考法二数字+字母注意：A与8的发音区别例：21A （2）街道名称两种考法： 考法一常用实词例：hill，bank，forest，bridge，woodside等考法二生僻或不常见单词注意：一定有拼写小心易混淆字母（3）街道用词：road，street, avenue, lane, drive, square, house PS：邮编：通常是数字+字母的形式 4.数字 1）电话号码通常6-11位，注意易混数字 2）长数字通常16-22位多为信用卡号通常3位或4位一组 3）double 和triple 4）数字0的读法：雅思里主要读作oh 5) 序数词 6) 小数点读法 5.国家国籍城市

国家country / origin of country答案填写为名词 例：China、America、Britain 国籍nationality 答案填写为形容词 例：Chinese、American、British 城市city答案填写为名词 例：New York 、Sydney、Beijing 常见： 英国（大不列颠）U.K. / Britain - British London 伦敦 England 英格兰 Liverpool 利物浦 Manchester 曼彻斯特 Birmingham 伯明翰 Leeds 利兹 Scotland 苏格兰 Edinburgh 爱丁堡 North Ireland 北爱尔兰 爱尔兰 Ireland - Irelander Dublin 都柏林 澳大利亚 Australia - Australian Queensland 昆士兰州 Brisbane 布里斯班 Sydney 悉尼 New South Wales 新南威尔士州 Adelaide 阿德 Melbourne 墨尔本 Perth 珀斯 新西兰 New Zealand – New Zealander 加拿大 Canada - Canadian Vancouver 温哥华 Toronto 多伦多 美国 America - American Washington 华盛顿 New York 纽约 6. 简称、缩写等问题 1）简称：在录音中如为简称,在答案上填写简称和全称均可如录音中为ad,可写为ad 或advertisement?录音中为lab 可写为lab 或