雅思入学测试及答案

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电话：Part1Vocabulary单词释

题2分共20分）___________2.Beassociatedwith__________3.Subject___________4.Priority________________5.Cause______________6.Generation_____________7.Poverty_____________8.Sophisticated_____________9.Breed________________10.Feature_________________同义词线

（题，20分）11.Spotinaccessible12.Surroundingskeep13.Constrainalter14.Boostpercentage15.Assessenhance16.Isolatelimit17.Maintainestimate18.Changerudimentary19.Fundamentaldiscover20.ProportionenvironmentPart2ReadingPassageone

（题3分，15）OneexamplewasHuffmanandMohamediinMountainsNationalParkinTanzania,noticedthatchimpanzeesormswoulddoseofaplantcalledVeronia.Thispoisonouschemicalscalledterpenes.Itspithcontainsastrongenoughconcentrationtokillguparasites,butnotsostrongastokillchimps(norpeople,forthatmatter;localsuspithforthesamepurpose).forthedetoxifyingclaycamefromanexperimentbyJamesofCalifornia,Davis,Macawseatseedscontainingalkaloids,agroupofchemicalsthathasasInfrequentlyseenperchedonerodingriverbankseatingclay.In1972RichardWrangham,aresearcherattheGombeStreamReserveinTanzania,noticedthatchimpanzeeswereeatingtheleavesofatreecalledAspilla.ThechimpschosetheleavesthemHavingchosenaleaf,chimpandswallowSomeofchimpswere

PassagetwoPassagetwowrinklingtheirnosesastheyswallowedtheseleaves,suggestingtheexperiencewasunpleasant.Later,undigestedleaveswerefoundontheforestfloor.ItwasDrHuffmanwhogottothebottomoftheproblem.Hedidsobywatchingwhatchimps,ratherthanconcentratingfoundcommonspeciesofswallowedbythechimpswastheycoveredwithmicroscopichooks.Thesecaughtthewormsanddraggedthemformtheirlodgings.Questions21-25CompletenotesbelowusingNOMORETHANONEWORDORNUMBERfromthefollowingparagraphsWriteanswersboxesonanswerDateNameAnimalFoodMechanism1987MichaelChimpanzee21______ofContainedHuffmanandVeroniachemicals,22_Mohanmedi__,thatcanSeifukillparasites1999JamesGilardiMacawSeeds(containClayandhis23_____)andcan24____thecolleaguesclaypoisonouscontentsinfood1972RichardChimpanzeeLeaveswithSuchleavesWrang-hamtinycancatchand25_____onexpelwormssurfacefromintestines（题3，15分）Sometimesideasjustpopupoutoftheblue.OrinCharlieoutrain.“IwasinabusinMoroccotravelingthroughthedesert,”heremembers.“Itbeenrainingandthebuswasfullofhot,wetpeople.ThewindowssteamedupandIwenttosleepwithatowelagainsttheglass.WhenIwoke,thethingwassoakingwet.Ihadtowringitout.Anditsetmethinking.Whywasitsowet?”TheBackhomeinLondon,physicistfriend,PhilipDavies,explainedthattheglass,chilledbytherainoutside,hadcoothehothumidairinsidethebusbelowitsdewpoint,causingdropletsofwatertofoontheinsideofthewindow.Intrigued,Paton-alightingengineerbyprofession-startrigginguphisownequipment.“Imademyownsolarstills.Itoccurredtomethatyomightbeabletoproducewaterinthiswayinthedesert,simplybycoolingtheair.wonderedwhetheryoucouldmakeenoughtoirrigatefieldsandgrowcrops.”Today,adecadeon,hisdreamhastakenshapeasgiantgreenhouseonadesertislandoffAbuDhabiinthePersianGulf---thefirstcommerciallyviableVersionofhis“seawatergreenhouse”.

QuestionQuestion31-3Questions26-30thefollowingstatementsagreewiththeinformationgiveninReadingPassage3?boxesonyouranswersheet,writeTRUEifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationFALSEifthestatementcontradictstheinformationNOTifisno26.Patoncameupwiththeideaofmakingwaterindesertbypureaccident.27.thebusPatonrodeinhadpoorventilationbecauseofbrokenfans.28.Patonwokeupfromsleeptodiscoverthathistowelwaswet.29.Patonstartedhisgreenhouseprojectimmediatelyaftermeetingupwithhisfriend30.PatonlateropenedhisownbusinessinthePersianGulf.Part3Writing（题5分，30分T