问答题part 2 & 3

问答题Title: Liar Detection 测谎检测 Question types： YES/NO/NOT GIVEN; Multiple Choice; Matching 大致内容 关于说谎和测谎，谈到身体如何表达情绪，尤其是面部表情和情绪的关系。称计算机可以鉴别人的面部表情，但由于一种面部表情可以由不同的因素引发，所以该技术还不被法庭认可，还说到人们不同表情时的面部肌肉动作。 YES/NO/NOT GIVEN各题大意为：动物都要撒谎/辨别谎言和撒谎一样重要/用仪器研究大脑的哪个部分产生的撒谎行为/self-preservation等等。 Multiple Choice各题大意为：测谎仪为什么不能在法庭（court）上用/关于politicians的/测谎仪怎么工作。 Matching为将三种情绪（sadness/happiness/anger）与四个面部表情（facial expression）的描述对应。

问答题The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics. BEXAMPLE/B BWork/B · Do you work or arc you a student? · What work do you do? · What are your responsibilities at work? · Would you like to change your job? · How do you and your colleagues help each other at work? · Do you often get together with your colleagues after work? BFamily/B · Do you live alone or with other people? · What jobs do the people in your immediate family do? · What kind of things do you and your family do together? · Who does the housework in your home? BFestivals/B · Do you often celebrate festivals in your country? · Do these festivals have special meanings? · Are there any festivals special to your city or region? · What special things do people do during festivals? · Do you celebrate any foreign festivals?

问答题Why do animals have the behaviour named geophagy?

问答题Describe a room occupied by your friend Describe a polluted place. Describe a historical building. Describe a modern building. Would you compare modern buildings and old buildings? Do you like high buildings?

问答题Title: 音乐的起源和影响 Question types: 判断Yes/No/Not Given 配对 文章内容回顾 主要是一个专家的研究成果，关于音乐的起源和影响。描述音乐和语言之间的联系和关系。Blacking Mitten是其中一个重要人物。 英文原文阅读 We can only guess as to how music was created in the primitive psyche of the time. What follows is pretty much my guess. Early man most likely took some interest in the sounds around him, in some cases it meant life or death, as in the roar of a tiger, or it was pleasing to the ear, as in a bird singing away. I can imagine that after a successful hunt, the hunters would prance and growl around a fire emulating the sounds of the fierce beast they had just slain. They might even have started hitting sticks together in an attempt to emulate the sounds of their clubs thumping dully upon the head of some prey, or the hollow melon sound of a neighbor’s skull when they were fighting amongst themselves over some chunk of meat, or for the best looking mate. The former most likely, due to the fact that the latter would be a six of one half dozen of the other proposition, cosmetics having yet to be invented. In any case, as far as the origin of music is concerned, drums were probably the first primitive music instrument if we remove the human voice from the equation. The Encyclopedia Britannica states "Drums appear with wide geographic distribution in archaeological excavations from Neolithic times onward; one excavated in Moravia is dated at 6000 BC. Early drums consisted of a section of hollowed tree trunk covered at one end with reptile or fish skin and were struck with the hands. Later, the skin was taken from hunted game or cattle, and sticks were used. The double-headed drum came later, as did pottery drums in various shapes”. Basically “Bangin' on the bongos like a chimpanzee1” was probably our first artistic expression in the realm of music. (1 Money for Nothing—Dire Straits) The next logical step up from percussion instruments may have been in the woodwind or string family. Imagine a primitive man fascinated by the sound of the wind blowing over some hollow reed, then recreating the effect for his fellow villagers at the next log bashing party, what a hit he would have been! Regular life of the party, such as it was. Panpipes would have been an easy progression for the primitive mind of the time, stick a bunch of varying length reeds together and voila, let the good times roll. The move from the panpipe to the flute must have taken a much greater leap of faith for the period, yet wooden and bone flutes discovered in china have been dated as far back as 9,000 years ago, and one bone flute made from mammoth bone dates back 35,000 years and has a 4 note scale comparable to the Do, Re, Mi, Fa, scale that was so adamantly drummed into our little grade school heads. So some concept of a musical scale existed even if the designer merely chose sounds that were pleasing to him. Still the jump from blowing over a hollow reed to blowing down a tube with graduated fingering holes was a large one. The string section most likely started when some brave soul realized that the sinews garnered from the animals they hunted had uses beyond the traditional binding and stitching functions. From the simple, primitive musical “twang” of a string stretched on a bow as in the Brazilian “berimbau” to the myriad of complex stringed instruments in use today, from violins, to guitars, to pianos, and the many cultural variations thereof. Pythagoras was credited with the mathematics of music as we know it today. His followers “The Pythagoreans” were all musicians as well as mathematicians. According to legend, Pythagoras discovered that musical notes could be translated into mathematical equations when passing blacksmiths at work, and thought that the sounds of their anvils being hit were harmonious and decided that the scientific law causing this to happen must be mathematical and could be applied to music. He went to the blacksmiths and discovered that the anvils were simple ratios of each other, one was half the size of the first, another was 2/3 the size, and so on. The music of the time being un-harmonious in his opinion, (probably due to instrument makers using scale pleasing to them with no regard for what others were doing). The legend also has Pythagoras studying the vibrations of a string stretched tightly between two posts, and basing his musical scale on the frequency of the vibration when the string length was changed. When you attach a string between two posts and pull it tight, you can create sound or musical notes by plucking on the string. The vibration of the string will create a fundamental frequency, according to the length, tension and mass of the string. The string can also vibrate at multiples of its fundamental frequency. These are called harmonics. If the dimensions of the string or wire are correct, the sound made from plucking the string will be a pleasant musical sound, if they are slightly different, the sound may not be musical and just be a sound. In most cases, the string will vibrate at the fundamental frequency or 1st harmonic. But if you pull the string harder, it can be made to vibrate with a shorter wavelength and higher frequency or the 2nd harmonic, 3rd harmonic or even higher. Pythagoras and his school did experiments to discover the relations between musical notes. The pitch of a note being played on, say, a guitar depends on: -The length of the string. -The tension of the string. -The material the string is made of. 题型难度分析 判断和配对题是经典的搭配，前者相比之下稍微容易，是应该把握分数之处。 题型技巧分析 段落细节配对难度较大，建议考生放在本篇文章所有题型的最后去做。做时注意切不可逐题去原文整篇文章搜寻答案，这样会导致文章来来回回看很多遍，耗时太长。 1. 划出所有题目的keywords, 同时考虑到有可能出现近义替换的词，有针对性的去原文寻找答案。比如：看到be conscious of立刻想到雅思高频近义替换是be aware of…, 看到reproduce想到copy。 2. 某些题目可以对题目进行细致的分析。平时通过精读多多熟悉文章结构安排，了解行文模式。 3. 做题时以文章为基准，每看一段，浏览题目中的keywords是否与其相关。 剑桥雅思推荐原文练习 剑4 The Aim and Nature of Archaeology

问答题Part 2 Individual Long Turn Now, I'm going to give you a topic and I'd like you to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk, you'll have one minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand? Here's some paper and a pencil for making notes and here's your topic: I'd like you to describe a break you took. Describe a break you took recently to relax from work or study. You should say: why you needed a break what you did to relax how you felt before and after taking the break and say whether or not you felt relaxed afterwards or not. Rounding off questions: Do you often take breaks? Do you generally find it easy or difficult to relax?

问答题How long does the runs?How long does the runs

问答题图表种类 地图题 图表instruction The diagram below compares the water system in Australia now and in the future. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

问答题What do you usually read? Why?

问答题Introduction (compulsory) ● Good morning/afternoon. My name is ______. Can you tell me your full name, please? ● What should I call you? ● Could you tell me where you"re from? ● Can I see your identification, please? Thank you. Now in this first part I"d like to ask you some questions about yourself. Interview (choose 1) Let"s talk about where you live. ● Tell me about the area where you live. ● What do you find most enjoyable about living there? Why? ● What is the area where you live famous or well known for? Let"s talk about your studies. ● How long have you been studying English? ● What do you like most about studying English? ● Why are you sitting the IELTS test? Interview (choose 2) Now let"s talk about transport. ● What is your preferred mode of transport? Why? ● Do most of your friends use this method of transport to get around? ● Are there any problems travelling around your city? Why? ● In what way do these problems affect you? Now let"s talk about a regular day for you. ● Tell me about a typical day for you. ● Which time of day do you prefer? Why? ● Do you think you will always prefer this time of day? Why/Why not? ● Are there any times of day that you don"t like? Why? Now let"s talk about collecting things. ● Do you or anyone you know collect things? Why/Why not? ● How does she go about collecting these items? ● How long has she been collecting these items? ● What is the value in collecting things do you think?

问答题Title: 讨论decision making Question types： Summary; T / F / NG, Multiple Choice 大致内容 研究做决定，是考虑全面好还是最简单的方法做决定好。 列举了很多例子说明做决定要经过深思熟虑，后来几段讲一个关于人们在买东西方便做决定的研究。

问答题WRITING TASK 2 You should spend about 40 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic: The use of mobile phones has increased dramatically in recent years. What are the positive and negative effects of this trend? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words.

问答题话题类别 社会文化类 考题文字： The spread of multinational companies and the resulting increase of globalization produce positive effects to everyone. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

问答题The conventional risk factors for diabetes were similar among both the American and English populations. Americans had slightly higher scores on body mass index and were a little older. The English were less educated and more likely to have smoked.

问答题Ptrt 2 Individual Long Turn Now, I'm going to give you a topic and I'd like you to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk, you'll have one minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand? Here's some paper and a pencil for making notes and here's your topic: I'd like you to describe a newspaper or magazine which you read. Describe a newspaper or magazine which you read. You should say: which newspaper or magazine it is and what it is about how often you read it where you read it and say whether or not you enjoy reading this newspaper or magazine, and why. Rounding off questions: Would you recommend this newspaper/magazine to others? Do you have much time to read?

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