機(jī)經(jīng)72013年9月雅思匯總

1、2013 年 9 月雅思機(jī)經(jīng)匯總2013 年 9 月 7 日雅思雅思琳9 月 7 日的雅思部分考題Section2 和 Section3 為舊題，Section1 和 Section4 為新題。下面來看下雅思琳老師做的考題匯總及。日期 2013 年 9 月 7 日 兩舊：Section 2&3總體評析 兩新：Section 1&4版本號場景題型Section 1NewComplaCompletion背景描述 冰箱損壞的與維修1-10 填空題：款式：top冰箱的日期：12th January人的工作是制作：sandwichmanager詳細(xì)回憶 5 .需要維修的部分：door維修點(diǎn)靠近：sion

2、顏色：silver冰箱的溫度：10損失金額：180另一個(gè)有問題的部分：alarm（經(jīng)常響）版本號場景題型Section 2V06125S2AnimalMultipleChoi/Completion背景描述給紅松鼠拍照的人對紅松鼠的研究11-15 選擇題11. Harren 認(rèn)為紅松鼠的拉丁名字 選：AA. Suitable for species B. meaningless C. amusing12. 紅松鼠減少的原因 選：CA. 外來物種 B. disease C. 食物的減少（nuts 越來越少）13. Harren 怎么知道是紅松鼠而不是老鼠 選：BA.吃東西的品種 B.吃東西的方式

3、how the food was eaten C.的方式14. Harren 拍照時(shí)的限制（restriction）選：A詳細(xì) 憶A. 只拍一種動物 B.只用一種相機(jī) C. 只在一個(gè)地方拍15. Harren 為什么能拍好選：BA.大量的練習(xí) B.得到 tutor 的幫助 C.設(shè)備很好16-20 填空：16. The photos will exhibit in local museum.17. Will send photos in competition by national newspr18. So called secondary project19. Make detailed n

4、otes20. Harren 認(rèn)為拍照光線最好的時(shí)間：he late afternoon版本號場景題型Section 3MultipleV30020S3Discuspletion背景描述女學(xué)生和老師談?wù)摴ぷ鞯氖虑?1-26 多選題：五選二21-22. 中學(xué)畢業(yè)生找工作應(yīng)著重強(qiáng)調(diào)？ What should thesecondary school student emphasis?詳細(xì)回憶Motivation & Eager to learn (enthusiasm)23-24. 婦完孩子再次工作難的原因 have little time towork for：回She needs to take

5、 care of the family. & hard to re-adjust towork25-26. 用人不愿意雇傭什么樣的人？Sacked for the former job & unemployed for a long time27-29 多選題：七選三27-29. 為什么不愿意雇傭退休員工（retired workers）所從事的事業(yè)已過時(shí) & hard to train &偏大30 填空題30. The presenions andappearance of applicantismoreimportant.版本號場景題型Section 4NewLectureCompleti

6、on背景描述關(guān)于四個(gè)超市的優(yōu)劣比較31-40 填空題：31.erview： shoppers32 超市擁有但是缺乏：details33. 顧客的 complas (不確定)34. 超市A 的優(yōu)勢：a wide range ofanic food詳細(xì)回憶35. A 的劣勢：advertising36. B 的優(yōu)勢：提供 bags for reuse37. B 的劣勢：缺少 cleaning products38. C 的優(yōu)勢：packaging39. C 的劣勢：staff training policy40. D 的優(yōu)勢：提供 local products2013 年 9 月 7 日雅思口語考

7、題匯總雅思老師整理了 9 月 7 日的雅思口語考題并雅思的針對每個(gè) part 寫了標(biāo)準(zhǔn)范文。Part 11. HometownWhats your hometown famous for? Is it good for young people? What kinds ofpublic plaare popular with young people in your hometown? Why are theypopular? Can youl me about some recent changes in your hometown? Whatwill your hometown be li

8、kehe future? Can youl me something about thepublic transport system in your hometown?2. BirthdayHow do you usually cerate birthdays? What are some important birthdays inyour culture? Which birthday left you with the deepest impres? Did youreceive any gifts fort birthday? Who gave you the gifts? What

9、 did your friendsdo fort birthday? Do you prefer to cerate your birthday with your familymembers or your friends? How do children cerate their birthday in China?題目匯總3. Mobile phoneWhen did you get yourmobile phone? Do you think mobile phones are animportant part of our lives? Which is more important

10、, a mobile phone or a faxmachine? Do you prefer to send text messages or to make phone calls? Is itimpolite to use mobile phones in public pla?4. BagDo you have different bags for different occas? Have you ever lost your bag?5. MuseumDo you think you should pay money to go to museum? Do you often vi

11、sitmuseums? What kind of museums is popular in China? When was the last timeyou went to a museum or a concerll? Do you think museums are important toyoung people? Is it a good idea for museums to sell things to visitors?范例范例參考（ 請 對 照 范例）Do you think you should pay money to go to museum?What is famou

12、s about your hometown?I don t mind paying. The museums need money to ma ain the exhibitions. Its a fair reason for the visitors to pay. But it shouldnt be too expensive since the pur e of museum is to educate.Shen is rich in history. For ex le, the Japa invaded the city and committed many atrocities

13、, t is to say many crimes during the occupation. This is still remembered by many of the elderly folks to this day. Another ex le t I could mention is the Imperial Palace t belonged to the last dynasty-the Qing dynasty-in China. I think a sense of history is what makes Shen distinctiveand spe l.Part

14、 2A teenagert you are familiar withrson you enjoy talking toA beautiful house or apartment youve visitedA city you likeA wrong decimade by someho you are familiar withA casual activity you did along the beachAn important traditional event in your country題目匯總Something useful you learned from your fam

15、ily memberYour life planhe future (not related to work or study)A meaningful song for youYour favorite mealAn unsatisfied thing you ever boughtA family BusinessA cerity范例A city you likePart 3Describe a city you like. You should say:Where it isWhat you can do thereWhat the features are and explain wh

16、y you like itHangzhou is the city Id like to talk about. Id like to begin by saying something about where it is. You know, HZ is just like a gentle and graceful lady situated on the tze river delta. Although it is a bit far from where I live in, Shanghai. It is still handy to go by the D-train. Last

17、 k, I went there with my friend to ce rate our holiday. Guess what? It only took us approxima y an hour to reach there. Actually, what really impressed me was the famous sitethe West Lake, who always gives her warmest embrace in the historic center of HZ. It is surrounded by mountains on its tree si

18、des, as you can imagine such a picturesque landsc . Strolling around the levee is really something enjoyable in a breezy andshiny morning. The fresh air and the tranquil environment cways help you to范例參考let your hair down. On top oft, you will definiy bemended to take（ 請 對 照 范your timehe teahouse al

19、ong the river with some soft ditties. You may just sit in例）a comfortable armchair and have a leisure chat with your friends, it seems to have nothing more laid-back like this. With reference to what the features are, Id like to poout the 3km long Su Causeway. It is named after the notableality who c

20、onstructed it-the poet Su Dongpo (SDP) of the Northern Song Dynasty. As a onetimeernor of HZ, SDP achieved the remarkable task of dredging up West Lake and then created SC which is now a beautiful tourist attraction of HZ. It looks magnificendifferent pos of the year, but it surpasses itself in beau

21、ty when spring comes to HZ. So, yep, all I want to say hereast ist, it is HZ t makes it somendable as an escfrom your daily life. I cmost bett you will be fascinated by this tranquil and serene city.雅思2013 年 9 月 7 日雅思寫作分析1. What kinds of houses do old people and young people like respectively? 2.How

22、 do people feel about the protection of historic buildings in your country？ 3.Are there any entertaent place near your school ？Are planning important in our life?What kinds of products do young people usually buy?Why imported products are more popularn home-made ones?題目匯總7. What are the differenof s

23、hoponline and in shops?Do you pay more attention to your behavior when being with the cerities?Do you think it is more difficult for cerities to make friends?What are the advantages and disadvantages of travelling abroad?Why do you think people want to study or work abroad for several years?What do

24、you think is the difference betn eating at home and eating at the restaurant?范例How do people feel about the protection of historic buildings in your country？ People have begun to realize the importance of protection historic buildings. They范例參考 do know they are a precious heritage of significant his

25、toric valuet reflects the（ 請 對 照 范culture, custom and civilization of 5,000 years history. Apart fromt, another例）sible reason why people feel the nesity to protect historic buildings is because they are tired of the identical, block-like, unfriendly concrete skyscrrs.面圖例：首先分析題目，類似于地圖題。有兩張，介紹了和的相關(guān)格局。

26、之所以只能說類似于地圖題，是因?yàn)檫^往的經(jīng)驗(yàn)告知大家，地圖類一般考的最多的都是城鎮(zhèn)變遷這個(gè)類別。這次的圖型不是流程圖，近似于地圖。但不是體現(xiàn)時(shí)間變化的地圖，而是類似于兩個(gè)地方同一個(gè)時(shí)間點(diǎn)的格局比較。沒有明顯時(shí)間標(biāo)志詞的時(shí)候，時(shí)態(tài)上可以選擇一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)。寫作方法上，原則上一個(gè)圖形寫一段。然后是讀題，小作文忌諱評論，更需要的是客觀描述圖形。比如本次，可以先看第一個(gè)，總體是按照部門從上到下來落座；而的按照功能來劃分，從左到右來落座，分成功能房，員工區(qū)，管理區(qū)。不建議學(xué)生過多的添加評論，比如人是一個(gè)式的格局，是一個(gè)的格局等等。措辭需要客觀?？蚣芴崾荆洪_頭段The two diagrams illustra

27、te the structure in a typical JapaAmerican office. office compared with t in an中間第一段提示：請關(guān)注：雅思頻道 雅思寫作小作文部分老師如何考慮這兩題。本次的其他部分評析發(fā)展的最佳能源，你是否同意？下來看下雅思的9 月 7 日的雅思寫作小作文考題是地圖題，但只是近似于地圖題的考題，比較奇怪。而大作文考的是核能是幫助可持續(xù)1.核輻射，核泄漏危害健康(be exed to radioactive contamination)2.有被利用到中的可能性During the operation of nuclearlants,

28、 radioactive waste is produced, whichurn can ber尾段需要重申觀點(diǎn)，條件允許提出解決行的建議。思路：筆者上課講授過五大思考問題的基本原則，比如金錢，身心健康，文化，效率和環(huán)境原則。tend to arrange the space according tot the Japat of an American. It is noticeableversusofficeanization of a typical JapaIn summary, clear from these two pictures is the specificition for

29、 the managerhe lowest right corner, contrary to the top middlemanager is locatederaleral manager. Most notably, the seat for tseveral rooms for section managers and the middle of the office. On the right side areindependent studios for employees who are seatedo three parts. On the left side, there a

30、re fourfunction. The office is separated, from left to right, the American tend to utilize the space byoffianized in JapaDifferent from what ishe front.sittingo different groups. Within eachthe office. As to other employees, they are divided, horizontally,t seats are generally arranged based ondiagr

31、am makes it clearysis of theA carefullants can to a certain extent be used to build nuclear weapons (nuclear proliferation).used for the production of nuclear weapons. In addition, the same know-how used to design nuclea金錢原則：核能的生產(chǎn)成本相對較低(Low operating costs relatively)身心健康原則：提出自己明確的觀點(diǎn)。筆者在觀點(diǎn)類別的教學(xué)中，建議考

32、生開頭段提出觀點(diǎn)之后，中間至少兩個(gè)分論點(diǎn)來支撐自己的總觀點(diǎn)。如果有條件可以進(jìn)行中間第三段即讓步反駁段的寫作。結(jié)提示：分析文章是“nuclear energy”,題目類型是觀點(diǎn)類別的，所以需要考生開頭段what extent do you agree or disagree?二 雅思大作文部分題目：Nuclear energy is the best source ofereeting ever-increasing energy needs，Toonesition while the American prefer a function-based office.結(jié)尾段in Japan.roo

33、ms for copying, storage as well as conference. Adjacent to these four rooms are a number of中間第二段section, the white-collar workers are seated on either side of the table, with their section managerones title. Specifically, it is teral manager who holds the central as well as topition in環(huán)境： 相對清潔，比起化石.

34、 Lower carbon dioxide (and other greenhouse gases) releasedo the atmosphere in er generation效率原則：運(yùn)用范圍更廣.Largeer-generating capacity able to meet industrial and city needs .觀點(diǎn)問題：這個(gè)話題，很難規(guī)定大家怎么寫。建議是你正面的素材充分，就寫她是很好的能源。如果是素材多，就寫弊端過多。接下來挑選的是正面觀點(diǎn)（即利大于弊）進(jìn)行框架寫作。ro: 導(dǎo)入話題The dialogue about using nuclearer and

35、expanding it centers on weighing the risksagainst the rewards. A number of people are afraid of its use, or more exactly, afraid of hiddendangers assoted with its use.2)觀點(diǎn)Despite t, I am strongly convinced t the benefits of nuclear er will overweigh thedisadvantages he long run.Body 1: 1)分論點(diǎn) of all,

36、 large er-generating capacity adds force to the use of nuclear energy.2)論證思路：To be more specific, low-er technologies like solar might meet only local,residential, or office needs bannot generate er for heavy manufacturing. On the contrary,nuclear energy could satisfy not only household, commerl but

37、 also industrial needs. Body 2 1.分論點(diǎn)Moreover, nuclear energy proves to be a clean energy compared with fossil fuels.2.論證思路：Nuclear er generation does emit relatively low amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2). The emiss of green house gases and therefore the contribution of nuclear Body 31.分論點(diǎn)Admittedly, n

38、o garden is without potential danger to people.2) 論證思路ds, which is the same for nuclear energy. In fact, it esMany people died when the Chernobyl disaster struck plus people are still struggling with highlants to global warming is therefore relatively little.文章框架：rates of cancer and other diseases t

39、 were caused by exure to the radiation. There are peoplewho have diseases directly attributed to the nuclear meown at Chernobyl, even though theywere not even born at the time it occurred.1.適度反駁Fortunay, most countries have given top priority to these risks. :To sum up, the nuclear science and techn

40、ology have provided the means, food or for bad. Andthe world must seize it food, for safe use forever. 2013 年 9 月 7 日雅思閱讀考題回憶及分析9 月 7 日的雅思閱讀部分題目為兩新一舊，老師給出了閱讀題的全文，同時(shí)做了詳細(xì)的點(diǎn)評和分析。更多閱讀要關(guān)注：雅思頻道Passage one文章 新舊文章=2011.06.25舊文章 標(biāo)SOSUS: Listening To The Ocean題文章 題4 個(gè)段落信息配對；4 個(gè)正誤無判斷；5 個(gè) 4 選 1 的選擇題型文章 內(nèi)A容雅思 BC

41、DEFGHQuestions 1-5Which paragraph contains the following information?NB You may use any letter moren once.1. The exles of obstacles which will influence the sound speed.2. The importance of ocean to temperature.3. The detailed similar way of sound and light travelling in water.4. Long term study in

42、weather change.Questions 5-8Do the following sements agree with the information given in ReadingPassage One?5.he past, difficulties of research carried out on Moon were much easiernt of ocean.6. The same light technology used in investigation of Moon can be employed inthe field of ocean.7. Research

43、on the depth of ocean by method of sound wave is moretime-consuming.8. Hydrophones technology is able to detect the category of precipiion.Questions 9-13Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D9. Who of the following dedicated to the research of rate of sound?A. Leonardo da Vinci B. Isaac NewtonC. Joh

44、n William Sttrut D. Charles Sturm10. Who explainedt theory of light or sound wave length is significant inwater?A. Lord Rayleigh B. John William SttrutC. Charles Sturm D. Christopher Clark11. According to Fox and colleagues, in what pattern does the change of finbackwhale calls happen?A. Change in v

45、arious seasons B. Change in various daysC. Change in different months D. Change in different years12. In which way does the SOSUS technology inspect whales?A. Track all kinds of whaleshe oceanB. Track bunches of whales at the same timeC. Track only finback whalehe oceanD. Track whales by using multi

46、ple applianor devi13. What could scientists inspect via monitoring along a repeated route?A. Temperature of the surface passedB. Temperature of the deepest ocean floorC. Variation of temperatureD. Fixed data of temperature1. C 2. E 3. C 4. G文 章 答5. TRUE 6. FALSE 7. NOT GIVEN 8. TRUE案9. D 10. A 11. D

47、 12. B 13. CPassage two文 章 新新文章舊文 章 標(biāo)Childrens Comprehenof Advertisement題文 章 題LOH；TURE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN；Summary 填空題型文 章 內(nèi)文章介紹了電視對于兒童的各種影響和各種不同的商業(yè)是如何通容過各種方法來實(shí)現(xiàn)推銷產(chǎn)品的目的的。文中兩次提到了 Macdonalds 的，還提到了其他的；其次文章了多位學(xué)者對于電視的不同理論觀點(diǎn)，用科學(xué)方法表明 4-5 歲以下的兒童，是對只是停留在欣賞其中的畫面的層面，他們是無法區(qū)分和電視的區(qū)別，所以成年人最好能告訴孩子關(guān)于的事實(shí)。Summary 題目主要集中在

48、文章后半部分，其中最后一個(gè)空格有些跨度，但可以顯然推出時(shí) shorter。Passage three文 章 新新文章舊文 章 標(biāo)Remember This題文 章 題Summary 選擇題；人名+理論配對題；選擇題型文章給出的研究，是基于 AJ, EP 兩位患者有關(guān)的兩個(gè)案例：一個(gè)人的里好到超乎想象，他幾乎可以記得生命中發(fā)生的每一件事；而另外一個(gè)人的里弱爆了，差到甚至連剛剛發(fā)生的事情都記不起來。介紹了一個(gè)神經(jīng)外科醫(yī)生相關(guān)research。還有現(xiàn)代在于人類領(lǐng)域方面所作出的研究和努力。三大題型中，summary 多集中在文章前幾段落；選擇題從文章第八段開始，遵循每段一題的原則，定位明確，語言簡單，

49、顯見。There is a 41-year-old woman, an administrative assistant from California文 章 內(nèi)knownhe medical literature only as AJ, who remembers almost every day容of her life since age 11. There is an 85-year-ol man, a retired lab technincalled EP, who remembers only his most recent thought. She mighve thebest

50、memoryhe world. He could very well have the worst.AJ and EP are extremes on the spectrum of human memory. And their cases saymoren any brain scan about the extent to which our memories make us whowe are. Though the rest of us are somewhere betn those two poles ofremembering everything and nothing, w

51、eve all experienced some small taste ofthe promise of AJ and dreaded the fate of EP. Those three pounds or so ofwrinkled flesh balanced atop our spines can retahe most trivial details aboutchildhood experienfor a lifetime but often cant hold on to even the mostimportantephone number for just two min

52、utes. Memory is strange liket.What is a memory? The bestt neuroscientists can do for the moment is this: Amemory is a stored pattern of connections betn neuronshe brain. Thereare about adred billion of those neurons, each of which can make perhaps5,000 to 10,000 synaptic connections with other neuro

53、ns, whiakes a total ofabout fivedred trillion to a thousand trillion synapses in the average adultbrain. By comparison there are only about 32 trillion bytes of informationheentire Library of Congresss prcollection. Every sensation we remember,every thought we think, alters the connections withint v

54、ast network.Synapses are strengthened or weakened or formed anew. Our physical substancechanges., it is always changing, every moment, even as we sleep.A Canadian neurosurgeon named Wilder Penfield thought hed provedttheory by the 1940s after using electrical probes to stimulate the brains ofleptic

55、patients while they were lying conscious on the operating table. He wastrying to pinpothe source of theirlepsy, but he foundt when his probetouched certain parts of the temporal lobe, the patients started describing vividexperien. When he touched the same spot again, he often elicited the samedescri

56、ptions. Penfield came to bevet the brain records everything to whichit pays any degree of conscious attention, andt this recording is permanent.Most scientists now agreet the strange recollections triggered by Penfieldwere closer to fantasies orhallucinationsn to memories, but the suddenreappearance

57、 of long-lostsodes from ones past is an experience surelyfamiliar to everyone. Still, as a recorder, the brain does a notoriously wretchedjob. Tragedies and humiliations seem to be etched most sharply, often with themost unbearable exactitude, while those memories we think we really needthename of t

58、he acquaance, the time of the appoment, the location of the carkeyshave a habit of evaporating.Michael Anderson, a memory researcher at the University of Oregon in Eugene,has tried to estimate the cost of allt evaporation. According to a decadesworth of fetting diaries kept by his undergraduate stud

59、ents (the amount oftime it takes to find the car keys, for exle), Anderson calculatest peoplesquander moren a month of every year just compensating for things theyvefotten.It would seem as though having a memory like AJs wouldmake lifequaliively different and better. Our culture inundates uswith new

60、information, yet so little of it is captured and cataloged in a wayt it can beretrieved later. What would it mean to have allt otherwise lost knowledge atour fingertips? Would it make us more persuasive, more confident? Would itmake us, in some fundamental sense, smarter? To the extentt experience i