剑桥雅思6 Test1 听力 Section1考点+解析
剑6 Test 1 听力全详解 新东方
雅思听力6-test 1解题心得---朱潇婷剑六的第一个test，在内容取材和题型上与剑五和剑四差别不大，依旧由健身中心咨询，电台新戏院采访，课程咨询和伦敦东区历史讲座构成，总体上来讲，Section 4讲座最难，涉及到的生词和历史背景比较多，语速较快。
Section 1 共10小题。
题型是填图题和完成句子。
第一个图表的outline非常清晰，从“facilities, classes, and additional facility”三个方面去听。
“facilities”包括是三个方面，第一个是“golf”（已给出），那么接下来两个空格要填的也听该是名词。
录音中我们听到有“tennis court, football team, badminton, keep-fit studio, swimming”等五个设施名词，考生要注意辨别前三个项目都不是Kingswell 这个俱乐部能提供的服务，而是另外一家俱乐部的，只有听出这几个干扰项，才能答对。
关于能提供的教学课程，我们能听到“judo, stretch, kick-boxing (题干已给出), and yoga”，值得注意的是那个女士说“We are planning to add judo and stretch course soon…”，所以只有yoga是正确答案。
接下来我们听到男士问“What about relaxing after exercise?”这很明显是转移至下一话题（“additional facility”）的话术。
所以紧跟着的“we’ve got a salad bar which……”就是答案。
所以做题前审题，明确定位词，听力时把握全文意思而不是去听个别词汇，排除干扰信息才能确保答题正确率。
Section 2 共10小题。
本题由配对题和填表题组成。
填表题要求在7个选项中选取6个正确答案。
6道题目的定位词分别是“box office, shop, ordinary seats, seats for wheelchair users, lifts, and dressing rooms”。
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TEST4SECTION1K:ConferenceCentreReservations.Goodmorning.N:Hi.I'minterestedinthecomputingconferenceneRtmonth.K:Future Directions(ERample)inComputing?N:Res,that'sright.CouldIaskRouafewquestionsaboutit?K:Ofcourse.N:OK.IknowtheconferenceisforthreedaRsbutactuallRIwanttoattendontheFridaRand SaturdaRonlR.WillthatworkouttobeanRcheaper?K:Letmehavealook.Well,RoucouldregisterforthetwodaRsseparatelR,butthatwouldn't actuallRsaveRouverRmuchasitstillcosts￡35foreachdaR.Infact,ifRoucouldregisterfor thethreedaRs,RoualsogetaninvitationtoafreedinnerontheSaturdaRnight,sothat's probablRthebetteroption.N:Right,I'lldothat.Howmuchwillthefeesbeinthatease?K:It's￡75(Q1).N:Allright.I'dliketoregisterforthefullthreedaRs.Now,canIpaRthatbRcreditcard?K:I'mafraidnot.Rou'llhavetosendacheque(Q2)tous,orRoucanpaRattheconferenceoffice.N:Fine.Soit'sprobablReasiestifIpaRbRcheque.Nowthen,whatelsedoIneedtoarrange?Right.Howaboutaccommodation?Iguessthat'snotincludedintheprice?K:No,I'msorrR,it'snot,butwedohaveafewroomsavailablefordelegatesattheconference centreifRou'dlike.ThoseareverRcheapbutifRou'reinterestedRou'llneedtobooksoon, becausethere'salwaRsaheavRdemandforthem.TheRareonlR￡15(Q3)pernight,buttheR areverRbasicandRou'dhavetogetRourownbreakfast,becausetheRdon'tprovideRouwiththat.Butit'sverRconvenient,becauseit'sinthesamebuildingastheconferencerooms.N:Uhuh.K:Orthere'saverRreasonableguesthousewhichis￡25(Q4)pernight.AndIthinkthatincludes Rourbreakfast.N:Isitclosetotheconferencecentre?K:Itwouldbeabouta ten-minute walk awaR from here(Q5).N:Isee.Thatsoundsquitereasonable.K:Thedetailsareallinourconference pack(Q6).whichI'llsendRou.N:Great,thanksThat'llheverRuseful.Oh,andcanRoualsosendmeanapplicationform?K:Ofcourse.I'llgetthatintheposttoRoustraightawaR.IsthereanRthingelse?N:Res,actuallR.CanRoutellmewhereeRactlRtheconferencecentreis?K:Well,it'sonSouth(Q7)ParkRoadandit'srightattheendoftheroadneRttothelibrarR(Q8).It'saten-minutetaRiridefromthestationandwillcostRou￡5(Q9).Otherwise,Roucantakethe buswhichrunseverRhalfanhourfromthestation-that'sthe21A(Q10)-anditbringsRou straighttotheconferencecentre.N:Right,gotthat.SECTION2Goodmorningandwelcome,everRbodR.I'mJennRStewartandI'mtheStaffManagerhere attheeRhibitioncentre.We'reeRpectingthisRear'sInternationalTravelERhibitiontoattractover10,000visitorsadaR,ladiesandgentlemen,andRouareamongthetwohundredeRtra staffrecruitedtohelplookafterthem.Now,tohelpthingsrunsmoothlR,wehavedivided Rouintofourteams-theblueteam,thegreenteam,theredteam,andtheRellowteam.SofirstI'lleRplainhowtheteamsaredividedup,andthenwe'llbegivingRoucolour-codedT-shirtssowecanidentifRRoumoreeasilR.Firstofall,thosewhowillbelookingafterthe phonesandhandlingallcallsregardingtheeRhibition,Rouwillbeontheredteam.Now,we've also out the entrance staff on the red team and Rou'll be stamping the entrance tickets(Q11) andgivingoutpublicitRleaflets,OK? ThoseofRouinvolvedindistributingentranceticketswillbeontheRellowteamandwe've alsoputthoseofRouwho'llbestaffingtheinformationboothsaroundtheconference centreontheRellowteam,soRou'llbegettingaRellowT-shirt.Now,mostofthehospitalitR staffhavebeenputintheblueteam,sothe chefs among Rou and the kitchen hands willall need a blue T-shirt(Q12).but,becauseofthesheernumbers,allwaitingstaffwillbeonthe Rellowteam,andthisincludesthebarstaffamongRou.Those who will be monitoring anddirecting the traffic in the car parks are on the green team.(Q13)soRou'llneedtogetagreen T-shirt.ThisRearwe'vealsoemploRedaconsiderablenumberofattendantstodirectthe humantrafficaroundtheconferencecentre.Now,Rou'llbeworkingintheeRhibitionhall atalltimes,givingdirectionsandgenerallRhelpingpeoplewheneverRoucan.andRouwill beintheredteam,sopleasecollectaredT-shirt.Right,nowthateverRoneknowswhatteamtheR'rein,we'llgetonwiththeorientationand trainingprogrammeandfirstI'llrunthroughtherestoftodaR'sprogramme,whichRou shouldhaveinfrontofRou,sothatRoucangetageneralideaofwhatelseisinstoretodaR. 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剑桥雅思6阅读解析-Test1
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【AAA】雅思剑桥6听力text1 word版.doc
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雅思OG听力解析Test6 Section1
智课网IELTS备考资料雅思OG听力解析Test6 Section1摘要：小马小编带来雅思OG听力解析Test6 Section1，旨在每日给大家推出分项强化练习，知识点逐个击破，助大家做全方位复习，以顺利取得理想分数！小马的老师为考生做了雅思 OG听力Test6 Section1的解析雅思OG听力背景信息(Background information)本篇文章是一篇标准的 section 1 填租房表格的场景。
租房类场景大多要求考生填写租房者的个人信息及对租房的要求。
本篇听力首先讲到了关于租房者的信息,包括其家庭电话、邮箱、工作等。
接下来重点讨论了租房者对于房子的要求,比如是不是想要住 apartment,有没有花园要紧嘛,要多大的房子,房子里要有点什么,对于房子位置的要求。
最后中介还提到了租房者是从哪里了解到中介的。
雅思OG听力听前预测(Prediction before listening)Section 1 的 10 题都是填空题形式,考生只需要在听录音前划好关键词,就不会有大失误。
第 1 题要填电话号码,考生要注意录音中的答案修改等或者 double, triple 等情况。
第 2 题要填写邮件地址,考核的是拼写,第 3 题填的是一种职业。
4-6 题填的是租客对房子的要求:第 4 题是一个必须要求,第 5 题是不需要的东西,第 6 题是厨房里的希望要有的一个东西。
第 7 题是房子最好靠近的地方,第 8 题是最高能承受的每月租金,填一个数字,注意货币符号,第 9 题填写一个形容词,第 10 题填写一种了解中介的方式。
雅思OG听力答案解析(Answer analysis)Question 1• 定位句:Can I have a phone number –the best number to get you on? • 替换词:无中介问咨询者电话,要最容易联系到的电话,get you on 意为找到你,联系到你。
剑桥雅思6口语test1解析
PART 1The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics.Dancing1. Do you enjoy dancing? (Why/Why not?)Yes, I really like to dance. It is one of my favorite activities. Ever since I was a little child I liked to watch dances and participate in them also. It just makes me feel so happy and free and gives me a chance to express myself artistically.2. Has anyone ever taught you to dance? (Why/Why not?)Well, you know, in university there are dance classes that you can attend. The dance instructor that I had was very nice and showed a lot of patience with me, because at that time I felt like I had “two left feet”, if you know what I mean. So he really helped me to have more confidence in not just dancing but also in other aspects of my life. I really miss him.3. Tell me about any traditional dancing in your country.You know I would really like to tell you about traditional dances in China but the younger generation here in China are more interested in hip hop and break dancing and things of the West.I know there are a lot of traditional dances in China, like lion dance or Yanko Dance, and some of them are quite pretty, but to be honest I am not very good at them.4. Do you think that traditioanl dancing will be popular in the future? ( Why/Why not? )I think there is a place for it in the future, but I am not sure how popular it will be. It would be a pity to me if we didn't preserve our dances and culture because it is so unique, but how all this will play out in the future I am just not sure.part2Describe someone in your family who you like范文：I’ d like to describe my mother. She’ s quite tall. When she was younger, she was slim, but now she’ s a little overweight. She has shoulder length hair. She dresses quite fashionably in knee- length skirts and blouses. The thing that I like about hercharacter is that she is very relaxed. She hardly ever gets annoyed. If something bad happens, she prefers to find a solution to the problem rather than get angry about what caused the problem. She has many friends and often goes out to dinner with them. She doesn’ t play any sports. She prefers less active hobbies such as reading and watching old films on DVD. I’ d like to describe my uncle. He is a very happy person who enjoys telling jokes and funny stories. He travels a lot because of his work, usually just in this country, but sometimes abroad too. He lovesphotography and whenever he visits, he brings his laptop and shows us pictures from his travels. He has a round face and is well built. He used to play a lot of sports when he was younger, but now he just plays table tennis occasionally. He lives in a small flat not far from my family’ s home. His flat is richly decorated with souvenirs of his travels. I love going there to spend a few hours looking at his treasures.Part3In what ways can people in a family be similar to each other?答案1：The obvious way is through how they look. People tend to look like their mothers and fathers. People often say things like: Oh, he has your eyes! They even say this when looking at babies, who, to be honest, all look very similar if you ask me! However, I have noticed that kids today are often tall, even when their parents are not. I think that this might be down to a better diet.答案2：Very often their personalities are similar. I’ ve met the parents of some of my classmates and it’ s interesting that my quieter classmates tend to have quiet parents, whilst my more outgoing classmates have more extrovert parents. It’ s not true in every case, but certainly in most of them.Do you think that daughters are always more similar to mothers than to male relatives? What about sons and fathers?答案1：Yes, I think so, particularly in the way they look. Maybe it’ s not always true, but generally I think it is. I think that it’ s also true with personality. I think that maybe daughters look to their mothers more for inspiration and that boys look more to their fathers.答案2：Many of my friends think this, but I’ m not convinced. Again, if I think about my classmates, most of them seem to share some characteristics with their mothers and with their fathers. I think that children are influenced by all members of their families, male and female, so they end up being a mixture of all these influences.In terms of personality, are people more influenced by their family or by their friends? In what ways?答案1：I think that the influence of friends may be stronger. People spend a lot of time with their friends, so the influence on personality is bound to be strong. Friends also tend to be of the same generation and therefore enjoy doing the same kinds of things. Young people are also heavily influenced by what is considered by their friends to be cool and fashionable. Many young people consider their parents and grandparents to be old- fashioned and so ignore them and their opinions.答案2：I think that people are more influenced by their families. This is because people tend to spend more time with their families than with their friends. I think that families have a particularly strong influence on behaviour and morals, but that friends probably have more influence on things like hobbies and clothes.Where can people in your country get information about genetic research?答案1：There is a lot of information about genetic research in library books and on the Internet. The library books are not always up- to- date, but university libraries often have the latest ones. The Internet is a great source of information about any subject. I mean, you just need to type in the subject and you can search for it at the push of a button.答案2：A lot of people get information about genetic research from newspapers and magazines. Newspapers don’ t carry much detailed information, but if you just want to get an overview of what is happening in this field, they are useful. Magazines — scientific ones — provide more in- depth coverage of what is happening and what breakthroughs have been made. The developments are presented in simpler terms, so you don’ t have to be an expert to understand them.How do people in your country feel about genetic research?答案1： I think that most people are wary of it. They don’ t quite understand where it is all leading and are therefore suspicious. I can understand that. People wonder whether modifying DNA is a good idea, it sounds a lot like trying to be God to many people. Other people are worried about how all this genetic information will be used.答案2： I think that most people are amazed by the discoveries that have been made in this field. They hope that it will lead to more great scientific breakthroughs that will help humanity. For sure, some people are more cautious. This may a good thing, because we need to be careful how we use the new science we discover.Should this research be funded by governments or private companies? Why?答案1：I think that it should be funded by the government, because then it can be tightly controlled and there is less chance of it being misused. Governments are also more likely to fund research into areas that will benefit most people rather than companies which are generally more concerned with using genetics for profit.答案2：I think that it should be funded by both. Companies will inevitably focus more on profitable aspects of this research, whilst governments are more likely to look at ways it can improve society. In this way, genetic research will take a wider variety of forms, hopefully leading to a wider range of discoveries and uses.。
雅思备考听力篇 剑6 test 1 section 1 雅思听力高频词汇.doc
在总结完剑桥雅思4和剑桥雅思5之后，我们雅思备考听力篇的文章进入剑桥雅思6。
今天来研究下剑 6 test 1 section 1。
题型上来看，这10道题目有些杂乱。
先是4道信息填空，然后是4道表格，最后又加了2道单句填空。
虽然让人眼花缭乱，但这种情况在雅思听力考试中确实会出现。
场景上来看，这道题目说的是健身房，同样是雅思听力比较常考的场景之一。
其中有些雅思听力高频词汇值得我们总结。
雅思听力高频词汇membership 会员。
这个词与member稍有差别。
前者强调的是会员关系，后者强调的是会员个人。
tennis court 网球场。
随着李娜的夺冠，网球在中国也逐渐流行开来。
大家要注意tennis 的拼写，以及court可以表示球场。
golf 高尔夫。
国外中产阶级的典型运动之一。
keep-fit studio 健身房。
要注意前面keep和fit之间有连字符。
同时因为fit的t 会和studio的s发生连读，导致有些听文章来自雅思不清楚。
大家看到健身房场景要主动往这个词上联想。
badminton 羽毛球。
中国的强势项目之一。
kick-boxing 跆拳道。
跆拳道有专门的词汇，但这个词也可以。
大家想想用踢进行的拳击，是不是就是跆拳道的样子。
judo 柔道。
曾经作为答案出现在考试中，大家要给予足够的重视。
yoga 瑜伽。
雅思听力最喜欢考察的运动方式。
salad bar 沙拉吧。
这个词哪怕翻译成汉语也有许多同学不知道是什么意思。
它其实指的就是餐厅中可以自取沙拉的地方，即沙拉自助区。
这10道题目中，比较难得主要是第1题，第4题和第9题。
第1题的难点主要在于读音，这个咱们在刚才的单词中已经讲过了。
第4题的难点主要在于salad bar的词义好多同学不熟悉，导致没做出来。
第9题的难点主要在于语序颠倒，它先说的答案，然后才说的instructor。
以上就是今天雅思备考听力篇的内容，希望其中总结的雅思听力高频词汇能够对大家有所帮助。
雅思听力选择题题型特点介绍
雅思听力选择题题型特点介绍雅思听力选择题题型特点介绍附2022年雅思听力评分标准雅思听力单选题备考1、雅思听力单选题介绍雅思听力单选题主要有两种考察形式，一个是以问句形式出现的单选题，题中常常出现WH __N(who，when，what等)，所以选择对象比较明确，也比较容易解题;另一个是非问句形式出现的单选题，这类题选择对象不明显，考生要根据题目和选项意思寻找题目意思。
相对于第一种，有一定难度。
不管是哪一类形式，总的来说，单选题的特点是题干和选项都较长，而且阅读量较大，这对考生的阅读速度有较高的要求。
另外，选项中干扰信息多，且正确答案往往以间接信息出现。
总之，考生在备考过程中一定要多加注意。
2、攻克雅思听力单选题原则攻克雅思听力单选题主要有三个原则，即部分对应原则、并列排除原则以及客观事实原则。
考生要熟悉了解每一种原则的具体内容并在做单选题时多多留心，定会有所改进。
想要了解更多内容的话。
3、雅思听力单选题做题技巧想要突破单选题，考生可以从两个解题技巧着手准备。
一是抓住文章中的关键词，二是进行预测。
关键词通常指的是名词，因为这类词不会有同意变化，也比较容易定位。
预测是提高做题效率的一个很好的策略，而且考生要懂得从例题、题目以及选项间进行预测，这样会大大提高做题速度与提高正确率。
当然，分数的提高离不开平时的练习，考生要多听，多练，才能取得进步。
雅思听力多选题备考1、雅思听力多选题介绍雅思听力多选题按照出题的形式可分成两类，即多选一和多选多。
前者是常见的一种形式，后者看似很难，但是考点通常是比较容易听出来的句子或是细节，考生只要用心备考，就不成问题。
另外，考生也要熟悉了解多选题的特点，以便更好的准备。
特点共有两点，即选项通常较长，需要考生掌握快速、准确的阅读能力;正确答案的数量在题目中有规定，考生要注意题干要求。
这两点能够帮助考生在做题时，在一定程度上提升做题速度与质量。
2、雅思听力多选题解题技巧雅思听力多选题的解题技巧主要包含三点，第一个是合并同类项，第二个是遵循并列原则，第三个是遵循同义转换原则。
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雅思为各位考生推荐复习材料-剑6 Test1 听力 Section1考点+解析,需要本单元写作教程培训的考生，请点击：剑6 Test1 task1 写作范文-“About water use worldwide”。
文本及疑难解析
1. They've got a lot of facilities we don't have and vice versa.
他们有很多我们这里没有的设备，反之亦然。
Vice versa在这里的意思是“我们也有很多他们没有的设备”。
2. We're currently running a range of yoga classes，too.
我们目前也提供一系列的瑜伽课程。
本句中range不直接翻译为“范围”，例如：This range of collection is of great surprise.这一系列的收藏太让人惊喜了。
另外，run在此句中可以理解为“正在运行”，更为常用的词义为“经营”，例如：It's challenging to run a business all by oneself.
3. We'll also have a fully-licensed restaurant by the end of the year.
年底时我们会有一家完全得到许可经营的餐厅。
此处fully-licensed理解为“手续齐全的”。
4. …oh，no，I'm sorry，it's just gone up by￡50，sorry about that…
哦，非常抱歉，现在涨了50镑。
go up by的意思是“涨了多少钱”。
5. Well, that's Silver—it's the same as Gold except you have to pay a small fee of ￡ 1 per lesson for any you do and you can only use the center at certain times.
那就是银卡，除了每一节课要付1英镑和中心设施有时间限制外，银卡和金卡是一样的。
6. Well，it's still rather more expensive than I thought.
可这依然比我想象的贵得多。
rather在这里起强调作用，也可以用far more expensive表达相同的意思。
7. Ah，then the Bronze scheme would probably suit you best.
那么铜卡应该最适合你。
8. We book you in for an assessment with an instructor，who will show you how to
use all the equipment.
我们会给你预约一个教练进行测试，他会告诉你怎么用所有的器械。
book sb.in意为“登记入住;预约”，例如，You will be booked in at a really fancy place.
9. I'll give you his direct line number.
我会给你他的直拨号码。
direct line意为“直拨线”，分机为extension。
题目解析
第1～4题为传统SECTION 1开篇题型，难度并不大，但出现了若干混淆信息。
考生如果慌张就很容易写下错误信息。
题目中表格需要填的信息全都是关于Kingswell的，但之前听到的tennis court和football都是另一家健身中心拥有的。
judo和stretch并不是答案，因为他们现在都没有提供，而是soon，所以现在有的只有yoga，文中出现了relax after exercise也提到了第4题题干中的restaurant，答案很显然为(a)salad bar.
第5～8题全为数字题，即考查三种不同会员的会费及设施使用的时间，所以会出现许多同类型信息。
但题目中的答案是按顺序出现的，因此听时不必慌张。
第5题为非常典型的信息修正，oh sorry之后为正确信息。
第8题需要分清joining fee和annual fee，前者为“入会费”，后者为“年费”。
第9、10题为完成句子。
第9题题干中出现了原文中的join，难度不大，但需要注意assessment的拼写。
第10题考查人名，拼写时一定要做到先听单词再听字母。