雅思模考影子卷·第2套(AI 生成)及答案解析
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第 1 部分 · _misc18 题 · 18 分
听力原文 · 本段听力(本页按钮可反复收听;在线做题考试中每段仅播一次)
So, let's dive into the heated debate around recycling tech and policy. The city of Greenfield recently rolled out its new 'Smart Sort' system. It uses AI-powered cameras on collection trucks to identify contamination in recycling bins. If a bin is more than 15% contaminated, the entire load gets diverted to landfill. Sounds efficient, right? But here's the catch. The policy's fine print states that households with three or more violations in a year face a $200 fee. Critics argue this is a classic case of punishing the public for a systemic problem. They point out that the AI's error rate is still around 8%, meaning perfectly good recyclables are being trashed. Meanwhile, the tech company behind it, SortSmart Inc., claims their system has boosted the city's recycling purity rate from 72% to 91% in just six months. The real tension, though, is between immediate environmental results and long-term public trust. Are we innovating our way to a greener future, or just creating a high-tech surveillance system for our trash cans?
- A.A city official defending the new policy.
- B.A journalist or analyst presenting a debate.
- C.A representative from SortSmart Inc.
- D.A resident complaining about the fee.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:通过分析说话者的语气(客观介绍多方观点)和内容结构(呈现争论双方),判断其角色。
考点:客观介绍争论呈现多方观点中立分析语气
- A.Their recycling bins are permanently removed.
- B.They must attend a mandatory recycling workshop.
- C.They are charged a $200 fee.
- D.Their entire neighborhood's recycling is audited.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:定位录音中明确提到的罚款金额和触发条件(三次违规)。
考点:three or more violationsa $200 fee
- A.The problem is unique to Greenfield's situation.
- B.The approach is a well-known, predictable type of policy failure.
- C.The policy is based on a successful historical model.
- D.The issue requires immediate and drastic action.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:理解习语'a classic case of'在批评语境中的含义,即指一种常见、可预见的错误模式。
考点:习语理解批评语境常见模式
- A.The company's data directly refutes all criticism.
- B.They focus on different metrics of success (purity vs. fairness/trust).
- C.The critics are unaware of the company's technical achievements.
- D.The company and critics agree on the problem but disagree on the solution.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:对比公司陈述(纯度提升)和批评者观点(惩罚不公、技术误差),推断双方评价标准不同。
考点:公司数据:纯度批评者观点:公平与信任评价维度不同
- A.The conflict between technological innovation and traditional recycling methods.
- B.The trade-off between achieving immediate environmental results and maintaining public trust.
- C.The challenge of accurately sorting recyclables with current AI technology.
- D.The need for stricter penalties to enforce recycling compliance.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:抓住录音结尾的总结性设问,明确其提出的'环境结果'与'公众信任'之间的权衡。
考点:结尾设问环境结果公众信任权衡关系
听力原文 · 本段听力(本页按钮可反复收听;在线做题考试中每段仅播一次)
Alright, let's dive into the noisy past. You might think noise pollution is a modern headache, but it's been around for centuries. Picture London in the 1800s. The streets were a constant roar—not from cars, but from thousands of horse-drawn carts, street vendors yelling their wares, and the clatter of blacksmiths. Factories with steam engines added a deep, rhythmic thumping day and night. People complained, but it was just considered the sound of progress. Things got worse in the early 20th century with the advent of the automobile and early aircraft. The first major noise pollution law in the US wasn't passed until 1972, a direct response to growing public outcry over jet engines in cities. So, while the sources have changed from horses to helicopters, the battle against disruptive sound is an old story.
- A.The widespread use of early automobiles.
- B.The operation of steam-powered factory engines.
- C.The frequent take-offs and landings of early airplanes.
- D.The constant honking of car horns in congested traffic.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:定位原文关于19世纪伦敦噪音来源的描述(马车、小贩、铁匠、蒸汽引擎),并与选项细节匹配。
考点:19世纪伦敦噪音来源蒸汽引擎工厂
- A.It was universally seen as a serious health hazard.
- B.It was largely accepted as an inevitable part of industrial progress.
- C.It led to the immediate creation of strict anti-noise laws.
- D.It was a minor concern compared to issues like air pollution.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:抓住原文关键句‘People complained, but it was just considered the sound of progress’,推断公众的普遍接受态度。
考点:公众态度噪音与进步历史接受度
- A.The invention and proliferation of the steam engine.
- B.The widespread use of horse-drawn carts in urban areas.
- C.Public outcry over the noise from jet engines in cities.
- D.The development of quieter automotive technology.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:定位原文关于1972年美国法律的描述,识别其直接原因(公众对城市喷气式飞机噪音的抗议)。
考点:1972年法律直接原因喷气式飞机噪音公众抗议
听力原文 · 本段听力(本页按钮可反复收听;在线做题考试中每段仅播一次)
So, the future of deep-sea exploration? It's not just about going deeper, which we can technically do now. The real challenge is staying there, and doing meaningful science. Think about the Mariana Trench – we've sent vehicles down to nearly 11,000 meters, but that's a quick trip. To truly understand ecosystems like hydrothermal vents, which can be at depths of 2,500 to 3,000 meters, we need long-term, occupied habitats. The pressure at that depth is immense – over 250 times atmospheric pressure at sea level. Our next-gen submersibles will need to withstand that for months, not hours. And the power? Solar is useless down there. We're looking at advanced nuclear batteries or maybe even harvesting energy from the thermal vents themselves. The cost is staggering; a single deep-sea research station could run into billions. But without this investment, we're just scratching the surface of a world that covers over 60% of our planet and remains largely unknown.
- A.Reaching new record depths in the ocean trenches.
- B.Establishing long-term, occupied research habitats.
- C.Developing more cost-effective submersible materials.
- D.Discovering new species in previously unexplored trenches.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:听懂独白开头提出的论点:未来的挑战不是去得更深,而是能长期驻留并进行有意义的科学研究。
考点:识别转折句 'It's not just about... The real challenge is...'抓取核心观点 'staying there, and doing meaningful science'关联后文对长期栖息地的具体描述
- A.Nearly 11,000 meters.
- B.Between 2,500 and 3,000 meters.
- C.At the very bottom of the ocean.
- D.At depths where solar energy is still effective.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:定位原文中关于热液喷口(hydrothermal vents)的具体数字信息。
考点:捕捉关键词 'hydrothermal vents'准确记录其后紧跟的数字范围 '2,500 to 3,000 meters'
- A.Advanced solar panel technology.
- B.Conventional diesel generators.
- C.Energy harvested from thermal vents.
- D.Giant underwater wind turbines.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:听清独白中讨论能源问题的部分,排除已知无效方案,抓住提议的新方案。
考点:识别问题 'the power?'排除被否定的 'Solar is useless'抓住两个提议 'advanced nuclear batteries' 或 'harvesting energy from the thermal vents'
- A.Over 60 times.
- B.Over 250 times.
- C.Nearly 11,000 times.
- D.Exactly 100 times.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:定位描述压力的具体数字信息,并注意其比较基准(海平面大气压)。
考点:捕捉关键词 'pressure'准确记录数字 'over 250 times'确认比较对象 'atmospheric pressure at sea level'
- A.It is prohibitive and makes the project impossible.
- B.It can be reduced by using existing submersible technology.
- C.It is a necessary investment for understanding most of our planet.
- D.It should be funded by private companies, not governments.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:理解独白结尾处关于成本的论述,并把握说话者对此的最终态度。
考点:定位 'The cost is staggering' 及具体数字 'billions'抓住转折 'But without this investment...'理解其目的是强调投资的必要性,而非单纯抱怨成本
The global coffee trade, now a multi-billion-dollar industry, has its roots in the 15th-century Sufi monasteries of Yemen, where the beverage was first cultivated for its stimulant properties to aid in night prayers. By the 17th century, coffee houses, known as 'qahveh khaneh,' had become vibrant hubs of intellectual discourse and commerce in cities like Constantinople and Cairo. European colonial powers soon recognized the plant's economic potential. The Dutch first established plantations in Java around 1699, followed by the French in the Caribbean. This colonial expansion, however, was built on a foundation of coerced labor and ecological transformation, as vast tracts of biodiverse forest were cleared for monoculture crops. The 19th century witnessed a dramatic boom fueled by technological innovations like the steamship and the telegraph, which connected producers in Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia to burgeoning consumer markets in the West. This period also saw the rise of powerful commodity exchanges, such as the New York Coffee Exchange, which standardized trading but also introduced volatility through speculation. The 20th century brought further consolidation, with multinational corporations dominating the supply chain from farm to cup. Yet, the early 21st century has been marked by a counter-movement: the 'Third Wave' of coffee, emphasizing direct trade, artisanal roasting, and sustainability, challenging the homogenized model of mass production and attempting to rebalance the historical inequities embedded in the coffee economy.
- A.To serve as a cash crop for export to European markets.
- B.To provide a stimulant for religious rituals.
- C.To be used as a medicinal herb in Sufi monasteries.
- D.To serve as a social beverage in public coffee houses.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:定位原文第一句,明确15世纪也门苏菲修道院种植咖啡的最初目的是‘to aid in night prayers’(辅助夜间祈祷),这是一种宗教仪式。
考点:15th-centurySufi monasteriesstimulant propertiesaid in night prayers
- A.They primarily benefited consumers by lowering prices, with little impact on producers.
- B.They increased market volatility by enabling faster and more widespread speculation.
- C.They facilitated the expansion of global supply chains, linking distant producers and consumers.
- D.They led to the immediate decline of colonial plantation systems in favor of independent farming.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:定位19世纪相关段落,找到‘technological innovations like the steamship and the telegraph’及其直接后果‘connected producers...to...markets’,推断其核心作用是促进全球供应链的连接与扩张。
考点:19th centurytechnological innovationssteamshiptelegraphconnected producers to markets
- A.A chronological overview of major coffee-producing regions and their yields.
- B.The evolution of coffee from a religious stimulant to a global commodity, marked by colonial exploitation and recent corrective movements.
- C.A critique of modern multinational corporations for dominating the coffee supply chain.
- D.The technological advancements that have consistently driven the growth of the coffee industry.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:通览全文,梳理发展脉络:起源(宗教用途)-> 扩张(殖民种植园)-> 繁荣与体系化(19世纪技术、交易所)-> 巩固(20世纪跨国公司)-> 反思与变革(21世纪第三波运动)。核心是咖啡经济的历史演变及其伴随的权力与伦理问题。
考点:historical developmentglobal commoditycolonial exploitationThird Wavesustainability
- A.Skeptical, questioning the true motives behind the movement.
- B.Neutral, simply reporting the existence of the movement without value judgment.
- C.Cautiously optimistic, acknowledging its potential to address past inequities.
- D.Enthusiastic, presenting it as the definitive solution to all industry problems.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:聚焦最后一句关于‘Third Wave’的描述,分析作者用词:‘counter-movement’(反向运动)、‘challenging’(挑战)、‘attempting to rebalance’(试图再平衡)。这些词表明作者认识到运动的积极意图,但用‘attempting’保持了审慎,整体态度是谨慎乐观。
考点:counter-movementchallengingattempting to rebalancehistorical inequities
- A.A sudden, loud noise made by an explosion.
- B.A period of rapid economic growth or increase in activity.
- C.The main pole of a sail on a ship.
- D.A deep, resonant sound, like that of a large bell.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:将‘boom’置于其所在的句子和段落语境中:‘The 19th century witnessed a dramatic boom fueled by technological innovations...connected producers...to...markets.’。句子主语是‘19th century’,谓语是‘witnessed’,宾语是‘boom’,后面描述了其驱动因素和表现。因此,这里的‘boom’只能理解为经济活动的急剧增长或繁荣期。
考点:19th centurydramatic boomfueled byconnected producers to markets
第 2 部分 · Reading Passage 1 · Questions 1-81 题 · 8 分
参考答案与解析
答案:14-stimulate 15-yield 16-excluded 17-capture 18-cost 19-investment 20-reduce 21-replace
解析:14 空 空格前为 to,后为名词短语 plant growth,需填动词原形,表示人工光照对植物生长的作用;结合语义应为「促进、刺激」。
15 空 空格前有 higher 修饰,后接 per unit of land,说明是单位土地的产出量;农业语境中常用 yield 表示产量。
16 空 空格前为 are largely,后接 from the growing area,需填过去分词构成被动语态,表示害虫被排除在种植区之外。
17 空 空格与 and reuse 并列,需填动词原形,与 reuse 共同说明系统对未被植物吸收的水的处理方式;结合语义应为「收集、捕获」。
18 空 空格前为定冠词 the,后接 of electricity,说明商业可行性取决于当地电力的某项经济因素;结合语义应为「成本」。
19 空 空格前为 initial,后接 of building and equipping a vertical farm,说明建设与装备垂直农场的初期投入;结合语义应为「投资」。
20 空 空格前为 to,后接 these costs,需填动词原形,表示技术进步可能对这些成本产生的影响;结合语义应为「降低、减少」。
21 空 空格前为 eventually,后接 traditional agriculture on a large scale,需填动词原形,说明垂直农业与传统农业之间可能的关系;结合语义应为「取代」。
考点:artificial lightingplant growth动词不定式higher ... per unit of landagricultural outputpests are largely ... from被动语态closed design... and reuse the water并列动词water consumptioncommercial viabilitythe ... of electricityenergy-intensiveinitial ...building and equippingprohibitively highare likely to ...these costsadvances in technologyeventually ... traditional agricultureon a large scalematter of debate
译文:这些系统通常使用人工照明来刺激植物生长,而不是依赖自然阳光。
第 3 部分 · Reading Passage 1 · Questions 9-134 题 · 4 分
- A.They allow museums to sell reproductions to the public at low cost.
- B.They reduce the necessity of physically handling delicate originals.
- C.They enable institutions to discard damaged artefacts entirely.
- D.They replace the need for trained conservators in museums.
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:定位到第二段末句:「digital surrogates reduce the need to handle fragile originals, thereby minimising physical wear」,与选项 B 语义一致。A、C、D 均为无中生有或过度推断。
考点:reduce the need to handle fragile originalsminimising physical wear
译文:题干:根据文章,为博物馆藏品创建数字替身的一个实际好处是什么?正确项:它们减少了对脆弱原件进行物理操作的必要性。
- A.museums will lose public funding for digitisation projects.
- B.indigenous communities will reject online access to their heritage.
- C.digital archives may become unreadable as formats and media evolve.
- D.visitors will prefer virtual tours and abandon physical museums.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:定位到第三段:「rapidly evolving file formats and storage media render digital archives unreadable within a generation」,即格式与存储介质的快速演变导致数字档案不可读,对应选项 C。
考点:rapidly evolving file formats and storage mediarender digital archives unreadable
译文:题干:文中「digital dark age」一词指的是什么风险?正确项:随着格式和存储介质的演变,数字档案可能变得不可读。
- A.It should eventually replace physical collections entirely.
- B.It is too expensive to be justified for most institutions.
- C.It is a valuable tool but should supplement, not supplant, real objects.
- D.It poses an unacceptable ethical risk to indigenous communities.
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:末段明确指出「digitisation should complement rather than replace physical collections」,作者立场为平衡数字与实体,对应选项 C。
考点:complement rather than replacebalancing the expansive reach of digital media
译文:题干:作者对博物馆数字化作用的总体立场是什么?正确项:它是一种有价值的工具,但应作为实体藏品的补充而非替代。
- A.A chronological account of imaging technologies from the 1990s to today.
- B.A case study of a single museum's digitisation programme.
- C.A problem-solution essay proposing new funding models for museums.
- D.A balanced discussion presenting benefits, drawbacks, and a concluding synthesis.
参考答案与解析
答案:D
解析:文章先介绍数字化背景,再列好处(第二段)、问题(第三段)、伦理争议(第四段),末段综合给出平衡立场,属「正—反—合」结构,对应选项 D。
考点:Proponents argueHowever, the process is neither cheap nor straightforwardUltimately, most experts agree
译文:题干:以下哪项最好地概括了文章的结构?正确项:一个平衡的讨论,呈现了好处、弊端以及结论性的综合观点。
第 4 部分 · Reading Passage 2 · Questions 23-264 题 · 4 分
- A.Guaranteed income stability across all pay periods
- B.Access to comprehensive employer-provided benefits
- C.Greater flexibility in scheduling and project selection
- D.Automatic eligibility for social security contributions
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:定位第一段「Proponents argue that gig work offers unparalleled flexibility」,C项「Greater flexibility in scheduling and project selection」为原文同义转述。A、B、D均为原文明确否定或未提及的内容。
考点:unparalleled flexibilityselect projects and set schedules
译文:题干:根据文章,支持零工工作的人引用的一个主要优势是什么?正确项:在日程安排和项目选择上有更大的灵活性
- A.Highly profitable
- B.Unstable and risky
- C.Legally protected
- D.Widely admired
参考答案与解析
答案:B
解析:末段语境为「the trend toward precarious work arrangements may exacerbate inequality」,与「undermining the very flexibility」并列,且全文讨论收入波动、缺乏保障等问题,故「precarious」意为「不稳定、有风险的」。
考点:exacerbate inequalityundermining the very flexibility
译文:题干:最后一段中「precarious」一词最可能的意思是:正确项:不稳定且有风险的
- A.To illustrate how some governments attempt to balance worker protection with flexibility
- B.To argue that European regulations are ineffective and should be abandoned
- C.To prove that all gig workers in Europe earn minimum wage
- D.To show that the EU has completely eliminated gig economy exploitation
参考答案与解析
答案:A
解析:第三段末句指出欧盟引入指令「aimed at granting gig workers minimum protections while preserving flexibility」,作者以此例证政策制定者试图在保护与灵活之间取得平衡,A项准确概括。
考点:aimed at granting gig workers minimum protections while preserving flexibility
译文:题干:作者讨论欧盟立法指令的主要目的是什么?正确项:说明一些政府试图在工人保护与灵活性之间取得平衡
- A.Entirely supportive, viewing it as an unqualified improvement for workers
- B.Entirely opposed, calling for its immediate abolition
- C.Balanced, acknowledging benefits while stressing the need for regulatory intervention
- D.Indifferent, considering the issue irrelevant to broader economic policy
参考答案与解析
答案:C
解析:全文结构为「支持方观点—批评方观点—宏观视角—结论」,末段指出「the economic implications ... depend heavily on regulatory frameworks」,体现作者既承认灵活性优势,又强调政策干预必要性的平衡立场。
考点:depend heavily on regulatory frameworksWithout deliberate policy interventions
译文:题干:以下哪项最能描述作者对零工经济的整体立场?正确项:平衡的,承认其优势同时强调监管干预的必要性
第 5 部分 · Reading Passage 3 · Questions 37-401 题 · 4 分
参考答案与解析
答案:35-30% 36-reduced 37-global 38-resilience
解析:35 空 空前提到pH下降0.1单位,随后用a shift representing...对其进行换算说明,需捕捉百分比数值。
36 空 并列结构exhibit ___ growth rates and thinner shells提示需填与thinner并列的负面形容词,reduced符合语义。
37 空 句末修饰fisheries的定语,结合前文billions of people worldwide可推断为global。
38 空 enhance ecosystem ___搭配,语境为保护措施提升生态系统恢复能力,resilience为常见搭配词。
考点:a shift representing a 30% increaseexhibit reduced growth ratesglobal fisheriesenhance ecosystem resilience
译文:这一变化意味着酸度增加了约30%
第 6 部分 · Writing Task 1(150 词)1 题 · 3 分
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The line graph illustrates changes in the proportion of households with home internet access alongside the average monthly cost of broadband subscriptions in a particular country over a fifteen-year period, from 2005 to 2020. Overall, home internet penetration rose dramatically, while the monthly cost of broadband services fell steadily throughout the period. In 2005, only 35% of households had internet access at home, and the average monthly subscription fee stood at 65 dollars. Over the next five years, the adoption rate climbed sharply to 62% by 2010, representing an increase of 27 percentage points. During the same interval, the cost dropped significantly to 48 dollars per month. From 2010 to 2015, the upward trend in household access continued, reaching 84%, while the monthly fee declined further to 35 dollars. By 2020, internet access had become nearly universal, with 93% of households connected, and the average cost had fallen to just 28 dollars, less than half of what consumers paid in 2005. In summary, the data reveals a clear inverse relationship: as broadband became more affordable, home internet adoption expanded rapidly across the country.
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The question of whether public funds should be directed towards space exploration or concentrated on terrestrial challenges has sparked considerable debate. While some advocate for prioritising space programmes, others contend that resources ought to be channelled into addressing pressing issues on our own planet. This essay will examine both perspectives before presenting my own viewpoint. Proponents of increased investment in space exploration argue that such endeavours yield profound long-term benefits for humanity. Scientific research conducted in space has historically led to technological innovations that permeate everyday life, from satellite communications to medical imaging devices. Moreover, as Earth faces overpopulation and resource depletion, establishing colonies on other planets may represent a vital contingency plan for the survival of our species. Space programmes also inspire future generations of scientists and engineers, fostering a culture of curiosity and innovation that drives economic growth. Conversely, critics maintain that governments have a moral obligation to address the immediate suffering of millions before allocating billions to extraterrestrial ventures. With approximately 700 million people living in extreme poverty and climate change threatening ecosystems worldwide, redirecting space budgets could fund clean water initiatives, healthcare infrastructure, and renewable energy projects. From this perspective, space exploration appears to be a luxury that wealthy nations can afford while vulnerable populations continue to struggle for basic necessities. In my opinion, while the urgency of terrestrial problems cannot be understated, space exploration and earthly welfare need not be mutually exclusive. Governments should maintain modest investment in space research, as its technological spin-offs often benefit society at large, while simultaneously increasing funding for poverty alleviation and environmental protection. A balanced approach ensures that humanity addresses its current crises without sacrificing the long-term scientific progress that may ultimately secure our collective future. In conclusion, both space exploration and solving Earth's problems warrant attention, and I believe a pragmatic balance between the two is the most sensible course of action for governments worldwide.
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