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2014年10月18日雅思聽力考情回憶：

S1 女人求職

1.Home address 130, P—avenue

2.Mobile phone number 07785206439

3.relevant experience: work in account department

4.able to be a swimming coach qualities:

-has national certificate

-be able to deal with difficult people

-good at problem solving

-good at concentration

-physical: fit

7.excellent vision

8.be happy to work Sunday mornings

9.do some Cleaning and administrative work

10.applicant know this job from newspaper read on the bus 

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S2 電視節(jié)目預(yù)告

11-15 配對(duì)

11. 嘉賓1----C 她說這個(gè)節(jié)目已經(jīng)播放了有一段時(shí)間了， the genre has been shot several times no new ideas, only repetitive 重復(fù)且沒有新意

12. 嘉賓2---B 第二個(gè)節(jié)目有關(guān)bird, 節(jié)目說得太快， 他一開始說他期待已久， good, 后來又說觀眾喜歡不喜歡就不知道了

13. 嘉賓3--- A  you can’t miss it

14. 嘉賓4---B   you will hate it or love it

15. 嘉賓5---C   question answer, first, I love to watch it but then was disappointed

16-20 表格填空

S3 藝術(shù)與音樂對(duì)病人的影響

21-23 multiple choices

Previous hospital put the art and music focus on:

B patients have psychological problems

22. Why they put arts and music into hospital/

C Patients always focus on minor issues

23. what Zoe appreciate most about the research?

A management issue

25-30 Matching 問不同的診所和醫(yī)院對(duì)于這個(gè)實(shí)施的反饋

25. children A

26 emergency B

27 surgery A 

28 pregnant women

29 ****

30*****  D

S 4 悉尼城鎮(zhèn)歷史

31-35 multiple choices

31 Why they choose that research topic?

B the local history was referenced in the research

32. What product did the earliest trade begin?

B vegetable animals

33. Which area did the government spend money on, when it got tax from the market?

B development

34. Why this market declined its scale?

B transport

35. what does Bell Tower used for originally?

C prison/jail

36-40 表格

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2014年10月18日雅思閱讀考情回憶：

PASSAGE1

主題： 戲劇發(fā)展及影響

題目：undergraduate students study dramas

題型：

TFNG 4題

Table 9題

PASSAGE2

主題：人類飲食變化

題目：the importance of diet

文章大意：烹飪的必要性，食物和牙齒和基因的關(guān)系，控制飲食的好處

題型：

List of Headings 7題

TFNG 3題

Summary 5題

PASSAGE3

主題：新西蘭動(dòng)物

題目：the tuatara—the past and the future

文章大意：

主要講述新西蘭某島上發(fā)現(xiàn)的集中動(dòng)物，文章按照時(shí)間順序?qū)懀╟hronological）

題型：

YNNG4題

信息人名MATCH 3題

Summary（有選項(xiàng)）5題

2014年10月18日雅思寫作考情回憶：

小作文：流程圖，8個(gè)stages寫smoked fish的制作過程;

小作文這周如預(yù)料考到流程圖，上周（10.11）考中表格，再上次（10.2）考中柱形圖，再前一周（9.27）繼續(xù)表格，再就是9月20號(hào)的地圖題，間隔四周。那么餅形圖和線圖必將是下次小作文準(zhǔn)備的重點(diǎn)題型。

大作文：It is not necessary to travel to other places to learn about the other culture. we can learn as much as from books, films and internet. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

我們現(xiàn)在沒有必要去其他地方旅游來學(xué)習(xí)當(dāng)?shù)匚幕�。從書里，電影里和網(wǎng)上我們也能獲得同樣多的相應(yīng)信息。

這周的大作文沒有難到學(xué)生下不了手，旅游學(xué)習(xí)文化這個(gè)話題在社會(huì)生活類，政府類都有接觸，并且本文提到從書里，電影里和網(wǎng)絡(luò)里學(xué)習(xí)其他地方的文化，又是大家熟悉的多元媒體和科技類話題。對(duì)于烤鴨來說，詞匯和思路應(yīng)該不缺，但是本文的難點(diǎn)是學(xué)生想不到比較親自旅游和從多元媒體獲得文化的差異；并且此文容易寫的空洞，抽象，沒有具體具象地展現(xiàn)兩種方式學(xué)習(xí)文化的各自優(yōu)缺點(diǎn)。

這里提供一些思路，僅供參考：

1. 觀點(diǎn)傾向于親身旅游來增長見識(shí)是很有必要的，不能被多元媒體等方式來取代。

2. 親身旅游不等同于只是乘坐交通工具和住旅館；而是通過和當(dāng)?shù)厝说恼Z言交流，品嘗當(dāng)?shù)厥澄锏然顒?dòng)，我們不僅獲得對(duì)當(dāng)?shù)匚幕�的一手認(rèn)識(shí)， 而且我們在旅游過程中也能與當(dāng)?shù)鼐用窈推渌�游客進(jìn)行溝通聯(lián)系，這些是多元媒體這種二手信息里沒有的并且缺乏的。

3. 親身旅游能夠親密接觸到大自然和人文景觀，而目前電影電視里，就算是I-MAX和其他先進(jìn)的電腦技術(shù)發(fā)展都還是有限的，對(duì)于人們認(rèn)知文化有著負(fù)面影響。

詞匯：

1. Interaction:互動(dòng)

2. Sense of isolation:疏離感

3. Landscape:風(fēng)景，景色

4. Multi-media:多元媒體

5. Three dimensional:立體的

6. Recognition:認(rèn)識(shí)，認(rèn)知

7. Undermine: 破壞，危害

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范文參考：

Granted that cultures in various countries start to resemble one another, which is by no means to a large extent, it is still worthwhile to travel to other countries to appreciate what can only be obtained on a foreign soil.

Superficially, the world’s culture is merging faster than we expected or could tolerate. That is partly why people get the same experience no matter where they go. If travel means to get on a plane, to stay in some hotel, to go to some museums and to do some shopping, then it could be quite alike in all major cities around the world. But traveling should not be limites to this narrow sense. It means much more and therefore renders each trip a new experience.

To travel is to get to know the local people. People may wear the same clothes, eat the same kinds of food and do similar jobs, but they are different from country to country, an ordinary Chinese could hardly believe that a totally stranger in America will dismantle his own bike and replace your ruptured tyre with one of his own if he has never been to that country. Media reports and second-hand information can never compare with your personal interaction with the local people during your stay there.

Apart from knowing the people ,traveling affords you incomparable opportunities to appreciate the natural beauties of a foreign country. Admittedly, the internet, satellite TV and multi-media technology are bringing the world closer to us. It is now easy to view exotic landscapes on a  screen in the comfort of your home; virtual reality technology promises three dimensional experiences at the touch of a fingertip. However, is this various experience really satisfying? Hardly. Travel brings us closer to nature, the wonders of which can only be truly appreciated first hand.

There is hope that technology will one day supply all the experiences we ever wish to have, which sounds exhilarating yet perhaps also disconcerting-it reminds me of the movie The Matrix. Also, people will remain unique enough to excite our desire to meet them in person.

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2014年10月18日雅思口語考情回憶：

Part1 Museums

1.Are there many museums in your hometown?

-Not really, I come from a small town, and there aren’t many in there but I’ve visited some of best museums in the world when I travelled to different countries. I’d always plan a day for museums coz it’s one of the best ways to experience the arts and histories.  

2.Do you often visit a museum?

-Not that often. Museums are not my thing, to be honest. But I’m dying to see some of the best museums in the world like The Vatican Museums, The Louvre, The National Gallery in London and The Metropolitan in New York. Anyway, what I try to say here is that, even if I don’t take pleasure in seeing arts or histories, I would visit them. It’s just a must-see for me. 

3.Do you think museums are important?

-Sure, they are places where you get to see some of the finest works of arts like sculptures, paintings, jewelries. Some people would say why even bother to visit a museum when everything can be seen within a click of mouse but It’s totally different experience when you see something invaluable and breathtaking just a few feet in person. 

4.Do you think it’s suitable for museums to sell things to visitors?

-I’m not against it coz it’s a deal based on both parties. Visitors need souvenirs as something to remember, even though they are more likely to forget to pack into luggage; for museums, profits made by selling stuff would eventually go back to the maintenance and providing a better service, hopefully.  

Shoes 

1.How many shoes do you have?

-oh I am a big fan of shoes, and I have more than three pairs for each season, boots, sandals, flip-flops, sneakers, you name it. I need all of them, flats or high heels, to match my outfit everyday. 

2.Where do you shop for shoes?

-I usually buy shoes in shopping malls because they offer you a wide range of brands, from high-street brand to high-end, and it feels great when you carry a shoebox home after trying out a dozen of shoes and finally find the right ones. 

3.What kinds of shoes do you like?

-I care for practicality when it comes to shoes, by which I mean they have to be comfortable to wear and good-looking enough to pair with my wardrobe. But, still, being comfortable is the priority. I would not buy shoes that hurt my toes only because they are trendy and in fashion.   

Colors 

1.What’s your favorite color?

-White is my favorite. When I was a little girl, I dreamed of having all the nice things in white color, like milky bubble bath, snow man, fair skin as Princess White, all-white air force one by Nike, and of course a white wedding gown. All my fantasy is in white. As a big girl now, I still go for white stuff when picking clothes, furniture, and ornaments.    

2.Do you usually wear clothes in your favorite color?

-Yes, I do coz you’ll never go wrong with a white t-shirt or a white shirt. But being safe is not my thing, that’s why I have clothes in different colors, especially for jeans or we say, denim in different shades. I am a denim freak, I’m afraid. Anyway, the most important thing is you have at least one favorite color that flatters your skin tone and other colors to play with when it comes to wardrobe essentials.  

3.Are there any colors you dislike?

-Not really, or I would say it depends. People always relate colors to some of their experiences, good or bad. For example, maroon is the color of blood, blue is the color of the sea, and of course I would hate any stains on my white tees, no matter what color it is.  

Part2 A handmade gift 手工禮物 

A handmade gift that I recently made was a bookmark made of all the tickets from the first movie that we had ever seen together. This year I decided to do something special on our anniversary day because we’ve been together for almost 4 years. I had this idea when I saw a box of movie tickets that I had kept at my closet. So I glued them altogether in a seamless way and I added a royal blue ribbon tape at one end of the bookmark to give a warmer look. I’m proud of this DIY gift because sometimes we are too caught up with material stuff, like jewelry, accessories, and we have this weird expectation whenever these big, important days come, which is why I had this idea to give him something coming from my heart. When I gave it to my boyfriend, he was so surprised and moved that I had gone that far in this journey together. We both agree that we should do this more often and giving your boyfriend or girlfriend a handmade gift is sweet, thoughtful and unique.  

1.Compare handmade and machine-made products. Which do people prefer to buy or use?

People in my country are more likely to buy machine-made stuff because they are trustworthy and usually good quality, and the most important reason being they are just everywhere. I would say machine-made products are more predominant in market nowadays, if you compare with handmade ones. Of course handcrafts are popular with some consumers who appreciate the uniqueness and exquisite details, and they are either super expensive or quite cheap. 

2.In China, when do people give gifts to others?

People in China would give gifts to each other on different occasions like weddings, birthdays and house-warming party. More intimately, couples or two people in a relationship would give the loved one gifts on Valentine’s Day and anniversary. Exchanging gifts is a great way to show your love and care although sometimes we just take it for granted when receiving gifts from boyfriend or girlfriend.  

3.In general, what do you think is the significance of giving gifts?

As far as I’m concerned, we unconsciously get too attached to possessions in this material world and are convinced that everything is labeled with a price. I mean we are caught up in material things and kind of overlook the part that cannot be measure by price. Giving gifts are supposed to be a very nice thing but we always expect expensive gifts to prove that that person cares much for you.  

4.What gifts do people give each other on business environment? 

I am not sure about this but definitely something that could remind your clients and potential targets of your proposal or business idea. It may not work immediately, but as long as he or she keeps the gifts, you will be remembered or thought as a would-be partner at least. In most cases, business people give gifts to show gratitude and appreciation in a more business-oriented way, it’s more like a give-and-take thing. 

Part2 Describe a neighbor you ever helped. 

You should say:

who this person is

when you helped this person

how you helped this person and explain why you helped this person.  

此真實(shí)案例男女適用： 形象“包裝”鄰居妹妹/弟弟 去約會(huì)/面試 (我這個(gè)是隔壁鄰居的女兒)

It was one day when my neighbor knocked at my door, saying that she had the biggest favor to ask. I let her in and sit. It turned out that she had a job interview coming up and she came to me for some advice on how to dress for a formal occasion. She told me it was once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and she couldn’t afford to blow it. Honestly, I didn’t expect that coming when she told me how much she liked my dressing style. The next day I took her to the hair salon where I am a regular, and I asked my hair dresser to design a new look for her. It was a big success after she had her long hair waved and dyed. I also took her shopping in a couple of boutiques in which I selected an outfit for her brand new look.

She was happy, more than happy, overjoyed, to be exact. One week later, she texted me she got the job and how grateful she was for the help. I texted her back saying I was glad that I could help a bit.

You know what, what I truly feel about this whole thing is that I’m happy being a trustworthy and dependable person in terms of shopping for clothes and styling. Helping people in need is fulfilling. 

Part3 幫助鄰居

1. Do you think people’s relationships with their neighbors today is the same as it was in the past?

I don’t know how things used to work in the past between neighbors, but there was a time when people knew their neighbors well as friends. An old saying goes like It’s better to have neighbors near by than relatives living far away. It shows how much we Chinese people used to value this kind of relationship in the old days. 

2. Would you say people’s relationships with their neighbors are the same as in the cities as they are in rural areas?

I would say people living in cities are much more open-minded, as a result, they are more likely to see things as things are, not being as judgmental as people living in rural areas. It might sound like a stereotype, but I do think rural residents have a closer relationship with their neighbors since they are not tied up as working people in big cities, and they must have time for having a chat, or things like that.  

3. Would you prefer to have young people as your neighbors, or old people?

I know it sounds weird, but I prefer the old. I’m not saying that I don’t enjoy the company of young people, it’s just that people at a younger age are less tolerant and less caring. They are too busy to care for others. While a neighborhood with a majority of senior citizens tend to be a safe area as far as I’m concerned except the fact that you have to deal with the plaza grannies early in the mornings.  

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