2010年北京雅思（郑州）IELTS全真模拟考试工大站参考答案
Listening Academic Reading
1、pastaandsalad//pasta//salad 1、ii
2、11.30 - 2,30 2、i
3、￡l.50 3、vi
4、50 4、viii
5、￡1.15 5、iii
6、Theatre 6、usually
7、toasted 7、alternately
8、Thursday 8、occasionally
9、1 o’clock/1 pm 9、bigger
10、Main Refectory 10 rotate
11、milkman 11、block
12、(broken)mirror(s) 12、still
13、generalrubbish 13、decrease
14、charity container 14、prone to drought
15、(car/olci)batteries 15、almost two thirds
16、paper 16、more than half
17、magazines 17、about a third
18、by a code 18、one in five
19、offer,/giveadvice 19、tenfold
20、paperindustry 20、25%
21、B 21、double
22、A 22、NG
23、D 23、No
24、B 24、NG
25、a badge 25、Yes
26、Arabic 26、Yes
27、the autumn 27、C
28、B 28、B
29、D 29、D
30、C 30、E
31、South pacific history 31、A
32、Dr Smith 32、D
33、lecture 33、D
34、4 34、D
35、4 35、D
36、3 36、B
37、2 37、B
38、3 38、B
39、B 39、C
40、 E 40、C
Writing Task 1
This report describes the number of court appearances for
boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 18, in New South
Wales, Austratia in 1994 and 1995.
As can be seen from the table, at the age of 10 the court
appearances for boys are relatively few numbering a mere 25.
Until the age of 17 the jigures increase steadily eve,y year when
they reach n peak at 3495. At 18, the first year of adulthood,
there is a dramatic fall in the total male court attendances to
1203 cases.
The trend for girts is simdar in as much as the fewest court
cases is4 at the age of ll and the figures rise steadily until the
age of 15 at 530. Between 16 and l7 the figures remained stable
at 586 and 596 respectively. At 18, as in the case with the male
statistics, the numbers drop significantly to 163.
Atthough the general trend is similar for both sexes, the court
appearances for boys are between three and seven times more
,requent than those for girls.
Writing Task 2
Tourism.it is suggested, is like coloniaksm colonialism in that
tourists damage the places they visit and distort the economy,There are
A number of presumptions here, that colonialism was bad, that
it and tourism distort the local economies and that this
distortion is bad. A// of these presumptions can be challenged.
Colonialism does not have to be all bad.The Roman
colonisation of Britain, for example, brought peace, roads,
proper sewerage systems and underfloor heating. It might be
argued that these were and are rather good things, and when
the Romans left ,so too did many of these benefits.
However, tourism, or colonialism does not necessarily distort
local economies. Where the indigenous industry has
dramatically declined, as with coal mining a South Wales,
tuming a mine into a tourist attraction can be a way of
preserving the local economy and the local community by
providing regular employment.
It should be noted that the changes tourists bring are not all
bad. The money from tourists at Big Pit in South Wales,to
continue the example from the previous paragraph, has been
used to improve the local countryside not damage it .In many
countries what we see as ugly modem hotels in beautiful
locations, are beautiful hotels in beautiful locations to the local
population. Modernity is not disliked everywhere, and the jobs
and the wealth these things bring are worth far more than the
local scenery, to people who were previously economically
impoverished.
In conclusion, there are obviously advantages and disadvantages
to tourism but I believe that the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
