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2017年3月18日雅思A类笔试真题答案回忆蹲点汇总 回忆1： 澳洲 听力section1: 关于出国旅游的；section2:关于建foot field的；section3:关于选course的，以及各个course需要带什么东西，最后问具体住址，和能用现金支付吗；section4:photography，小作文线图，大作文政府应不应该禁止公众进行一些危险的sports，有些人认为政府应该禁止危险运动(sports），有些人认为人们可以做任何自己喜欢的sporting activities 回忆2： 悉尼写作 回忆3： 澳洲 A类小作文线图，大作文Some people think that the government should ban dangerous sports, but others think that people should have the freedom to choose sports activities. Discuss 回忆4： 阅读 第一篇供电 第二篇科技运用在商场超市 第三篇讲蜜蜂。 听力第一个section有点难 关于旅游 第二个关于建球场 第三个更像section1应该出现的 讲社区大学选课 第四个偏简单讲澳洲的一个摄影师简介 叫max duphin 回忆5： 大陆阅读 壁虎技术的机器人 作文 澳大利亚进口中国的产品 儿童是否应该在学校和家里有规律的看电视 回忆6： 大陆：小作文柱图对比澳大利亚进口中国和中国进口澳大利亚的商品价值和两年的中国进口澳大利亚商品种类对比，大作文children learn effectively from watching TV, thus they should watch TV regularly both at school and at home，agree or disagree？ 回忆7： 听力一 有mirror mat 听力二地图跟丢了俩 听力三那几个notice 很坑 有跟丢了两个 记住的答案presentation skills 最后一个题A filmed 14th November 最后一个题不太难 new roads wealthy people mobility good prices 记住了这些，阅读第一篇是讲的仿生学 第二个讲的和广告有关 先开始是由啥啥疾病发明了一个小球 后来引到广告立法了 第三个讲的是飓风 怎么用科技改变它 回忆8： 澳洲 听力 section1：关于旅游 section2：关于建球场 section3：讲社区大学选课 section4：澳洲的一个摄影师(max duphin)简介 阅读 Passage1：供电 Passage2：科技运用在商场超市 Passage3：蜜蜂 写作 小作文：线图-近几十年美国政府花钱在五个项目上的变化趋势。 大作文：many young people leave school with negative attitudes towards learning why?reason? how to encourage positive attitude 回忆9： 大陆 听力：
Section 1：女士帮家里的孩子问各种课程的信息 包括费用 课程内容 需要带什么 1.Guitar 7:45pm
2.Guitar,bring write/paper
3.Price of 140
4.certificate
5.Lawton
6.Asian cook 56
7.knife
8.Neck
9.Mat
10.Mirror
Section 2： 地图题 一个garden 先是问一些设施的变化 后面地图题有clothing, play area之类
11. coffee shop: 选 A. change it
12. garden tools: 选 D. remove it completely
13. garden pots: 选 C. keep as it is
14. advice: 选 B. start for first time
15. exotic plants: 选 A. change it
16-20 地图题
是在地图上找 Location
16. trees 选 E
17. fertilizer 选 C
18. fountain 选 B
19. building materials 选 D
20. 选 F
Section 3：两个同学聊教授给的presentation的要求 包括参考书籍 pre时的注意事项
Section 4：聊英国乡村 涉及城乡差异和几个教授的观点
阅读：
Passage 1：仿生科学 Biomimetic Design What has fins like a whale, skin like a lizard, and eyes like a moth? The future of engineering. Andrew Parker, an evolutionary biologist, knelt in the baking red sand of the Australian out back just south of Alice Springs and eased the right hind leg of a thorny devil into a dish of water.
A “Its back is completely drenched!” Sure enough, after 30 seconds, water from the dish had wicked up the lizard’s leg and was glistening all over its prickly hide. In a few seconds more the water reached its mouth, and the lizard began to smack its jaws with evident satisfaction. It was, in essence, drinking through its foot. Given more time, the thorny devil can perform this same conjuring
trick ona patch of damp sand—a vital competitive advantage in the desert. Parker had come here to discover precisely how it does this, not from purely biological interest, but with a concrete purpose in mind: to make a thornydevil-inspired device that will help people collect lifesaving water in the desert. “The water’s spreading out incredibly fast!” he said, as drops from his eyedropper fell onto the lizard’s back and vanished, like magic. “Its skin is far more hydrophobic than I thought. There may well be hidden capillaries, channeling the water into the mouth.”
B Parker’s work is only a small part of an increasingly vigorous, global biomimetics movement. Engineers in Bath, England, and West Chester, Pennsylvania, are pondering the bumps on the leading edges of humpback whale flukes to learn how to make airplane wings for more agile flight. In Berlin, Germany, the fingerlike primary feathers of raptors are inspiring engineers to develop wings that change shape aloft to reduce drag and increase fuel efficiency. Architects in Zimbabwe are studying how termites regulate temperature, humidity, and airflow in their mounds in order to build more comfortable buildings, while Japanese medical researchers are reducing the pain of an injection by using hypodermic needles edged with tiny serrations, like those on a mosquito’s proboscis, minimizing nerve stimulation.
C Ronald Fearing, a professor of electrical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, has taken on one of the biggest challenges of all: to create a miniature robotic fly that is swift, small, and maneuverable enough for use in surveillance or search-and-rescue operations. Fearing made his own, one of which he held up with tweezers for me to see, a gossamer wand some 11 millimeters long and not much thicker than a cat’s whisker. Fearing has been forced to manufacture many of the other minute components of his fly in the same way, using a micromachining laser and a rapid prototyping system that allows him to design his minuscule parts in a computer, automatically cut and cure them overnight, and assemble them by hand the next day under a microscope.
D With the microlaser he cuts the fly’s wings out of a two-micron polyester sheet so delicate that it crumples if you breathe on it and must be reinforced with carbon-fiber spars. The wings on his current model flap at 275 times per second~faster than the insect’s own wings—and make the blowfly’s signaturebuzz. “Carbon fiber outperforms fly chitin,” he said, with a trace of selfsatisfaction. He pointed out a protective plastic box on the lab bench, which contained the fly-bot itself, a delicate, origami-like framework of black carbonfiber struts and hairlike wires that, not surprisingly, looks nothing like a real fly. A month later it achieved liftoff in a controlled flight on a boom. Fearing expects the fly-bot to hover in two or three years, and eventually to bank and dive with fly like virtuosity.
E Stanford University roboticist Mark Cutkosky designed a gecko-inspired climber that he christened Stickybot. In reality, gecko feet aren’t sticky—they’re dry and smooth to the touch—and owe their remarkable adhesion to some two billion spatula-tipped filaments per square centimeter on their toe pads, each filament only a hundred nanometers thick. These filaments are so small, in fact, that they interact at the molecular level with the surface on which the gecko walks, tapping into the low-level van der Waals forces generated by molecules’ fleeting positive and negative charges, which pull anytwo adjacent objects together. To make the toe pads for Stickybot, Cutkosky and doctoral student Sangbae Kim, the robot’s lead designer, produced a urethane fabric with tiny bristles that end in 30-micrometer points. Though not as flexible or adherent as the gecko itself, they hold the 500-gram robot on avertical surface.
F Cutkosky endowed his robot with seven-segmented toes that drag and release just like the lizard’s, and a gecko-like stride that snugs it to the wall. He also crafted Stickybot’s legs and feet with a process he calls shape deposition manufacturing (SDM), which combines a range of metals, polymers, and fabrics to create the same smooth gradation from stiff to flexible that is present in the lizard’s limbs and absent in most manmade materials. SDM also allows him to embed actuators, sensors, and other specialized structures that make Stickybot climb better. Then he noticed in a paper on gecko anatomy that the lizard had branching tendons to distribute its weight evenly across the entire surface of its toes. Eureka. “When I saw that, I thought, Wow, that’s great!” He subsequently embedded a branching polyester cloth “tendon” in his robot’s limbs to distribute its load in the same way.
G Stickybot now walks up vertical surfaces of glass, plastic, and glazed ceramic tile, though it will be some time before it can keep up with a gecko. For the moment it can walk only on smooth surfaces, at a mere four centimeters per second, a fraction of the speed of its biological role model. The dry adhesive on Stickybot’s toes isn’t self-cleaning like the lizard’s either, so it rapidly clogs with dirt. “There are a lot of things about the gecko that we simply had to ignore,” Cutkosky says. Still, a number of real-world applications are in the offing. The Department of Defense’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which funds the project, has it in mind for surveillance: an automaton that could slink up a building and perch there for hours or days,
monitoring the terrain below. Cutkosky hypothesizes a range of civilian uses. “I’m trying to get robots to go places where they’ve never gone before,” he told me. “I would like to see Stickybot have a real-world function, whether it’s a toy or another application. Sure, it would be great if it eventually has a lifesaving or humanitarian role...”
H For all the power of the biomimetics paradigm, and the brilliant people who practice it, bio-inspiration has led to surprisingly few mass-produced products and arguably only one household word—Velcro, which was invented in 1948by Swiss chemist George de Mestral, by copying the way cockleburs clung to his dog’s coat. In addition to Cutkosky’s lab, five other high-powered researchteams are currently trying to mimic gecko adhesion, and so far none has come close to matching the lizard’s strong, directional, self-cleaning grip. Likewise, scientists have yet to meaningfully re-create the abalone nanostructure
that accounts for the strength of its shell, and several well-funded biotech companies have gone bankrupt trying to make artificial spider silk.
Questions 1-7
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Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1?
In boxes 1-7 on your answer sheet, write
TRUE if the sataement agrees with the information
FALSE if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this
1 Andrew Parker failed to make effective water device which can be used in
desert.
2 Skin of lizard is easy to get wet when it contacts water.
3 Scientists apply inspiration from nature into many artificial engineering.
4 Tiny and thin hair under gecko’s feet allows it to stick to the surface of object.
5 When gecko climbs downward, its feet release a certain kind of chemical to make them adhesive.
6 Famous cases stimulate a large number of successful products of biomimetics in real life.
7 Velcro is well-known for its bionics design .
Questions 8-10
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Filling the blanks below. write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBERfrom the passage for each question of robot below
Ronald Fearing made tiny components of robotic fly in 8 by specialized Techniques.
The robotic fly’s main structure outside is made of 9 and long and thin
Wires which make it unlike fly at all.Cutkosky applied an artificial material in stickybot’s 10 as a tendon to split pressure like lizard’s does.
Questions 11-13
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Fill the blanks below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBERfrom the passage for each answer about facts of stickybot.
11 Stickybot’s feet doesn’t have function which makes it only be able to walk on smooth surface.
12 DARPA are planning to use stickybot for .
13 Cutkosky assume that stickybot finally has potential in or other human-related activities.
参考答案：1. NG 2.False 3.True 4. True 5. NG 6. False 7. True
8.computer C 段末
9.carbon-fiber D 段倒数 4 行
10.limbs F 段第 4 行
11.lifesaving A 段倒数 5 行
12.self-cleaning G 段第 5 行
13.surveillance G 段倒数 6 行
Passage 2：碳素球官司
Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company A The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company made aproduct called the “smoke ball”. It claimed to be a cure fo influenza and a number of otherdiseases, in the context of the 1889-189( flu pandemic ( 流行的）（estimated to have killed 1million people). The bottle was a patented design and the nozzle pari wasmental one with the gauze inside which filter the air flux. The smoke ball wasa rubber ball with a tube attached. It was filled with carbolic acid（ 石炭酸）(or phenol). The tube would be inserted into a user’s nose and squeezed at the bottomto release medicine powder (the vapours) hold inside the rubber ball bottle.The nose would run, ostensibly（ 表面上地）flushing out viral infections. B The Company published advertisements in thePall Mall Gazette and other newspapers on November 13,1891, claiming that itwould pay £100 to anyone who got sick with influenza after using its productaccording to the instructions set out in the advertisement. “ £100 reward will be paid by theCarbolic Smoke Ball Company to any person who contracts the increasing epidemicinfluenza colds, or any disease caused by taking cold, after having used theball three times daily for two weeks, according to the printed directionssupplied with each ball. £1000 is deposited with the Alliance Bank, RegentStreet, showing our sincerity in the matter. During the last epidemic of influenzamany thousand carbolic smoke balls were sold as preventives against thisdisease, and in no ascertained case was the disease contracted by those using thecarbolic smoke ball. One carbolic smoke ball will last a family several months,making it the cheapest remedy in the world at the price, 10s. post free. Theball can be refilled at a cost of 5s. Address: Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, “27, Princes Street, Hanover Square,London. ” C Mrs Louisa Elizabeth Carlill saw theadvertisement, bought one of the balls and used it three times daily for nearlytwo months until she contracted the flu on 17 January 1892. She claimed £100from the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company. They ignored two letters from herhusband, a solicitor （律师）.On a third request for her reward, they replied with an anonymousletter that if it is used properly the company had complete confidence in thesmoke ball’s efficacy,but “to protectthemselves against all fraudulent（ 欺骗性的）claims” they would need her to come totheir office to use the ball each day and be checked by the secretary. MrsCarlill brought a claim to court. The barristers representing her argued thatthe advertisement and her reliance on it was a contract between her and thecompany, and so they ought to pay. The company argued it was not a seriouscontract. D The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, despitebeing represented by HH Asquith, lost its argument at the Queen’s Bench. It appealed straight away.The Court of Appeal unanimously rejected the company’s arguments and held that there wasa fully binding contract for £100 with Mrs Carlill. Among the reasons given by thethree judges were (1) that the advert was a unilateral offer to all the world (2)that satisfying conditions for using the smoke ball constituted acceptance ofthe offer (3) that purchasing or merely using the smoke ball constituted goodconsideration, because it was a distinct detriment （ 伤害）incurred at the behest of the company and, furthermore, more peoplebuying smoke balls by relying on the advert was a clear benefit to Carbolic (4)that the company’s claim that£1000 was deposited at the Alliance Bank showed the serious intention to belegally bound. E Lord Justice ( 上诉法院法官) Lindley gave the firstjudgment, after running through the facts again. He makes short shrift of the insuranceand wagering contract arguments that were dealt with in the Queen’s Bench. He believed that theadvert was intended to be issued to the public and to be read by the public.How would an ordinary person reading this document construe it? It was intendedunquestionably to have some effect. He followed on with essentially fivepoints. First, the advert was not “mere puff” as had been alleged by the company, because the deposit of £1000 inthe bank evidenced seriousness. Second, the advertisement was an offer to theworld. Third, communication of acceptance is not necessary for a contract whenpeople’s conduct manifests（显然表明） anintention to contract. Fourth, that the vagueness of the advert’s terms （ 条款）was no insurmountable obstacle. And fifth, the nature of Mrs Carlill'sconsideration (what she gave in return for the offer) was good, because there isboth an advantage in additional sales in reaction to the advertisement and a “distinct inconvenience” that people go to use a smokeball. F Lord Justice Bowen LJ’s opinion was more tightlystructured in style and is frequently cited. Five main steps in his reasoningcan be identified. First, he says that the contract was not too vague （模糊的）to be enforced, because it couldbe interpreted according to what ordinary people would understand by it. Hediffered slightly to Lindley LJ on what time period one could contract flu andstill have a claim (Lindley LJ said a “reasonable time” after use, while Bowen LJ said “while the smoke ball is used”) but this was not a crucial point, because the fact was the MrsCarlill got flu while using the smoke ball. Second, like Lindley LJ, Bowen LJsays that the advert was not mere puff because £1000 was deposited in the bankto pay rewards. Third, he said that although there was an offer to the wholeworld, there was not a contract with the whole world. Therefore, it was not anabsurd basis for a contract, because only the people that used it would bindthe company. Fourth, he says that communication is not necessary to accept theterms of an offer; conduct is and should be sufficient. Fifth, there wasclearly good consideration given by Mrs Carlill because she went to the “inconvenience” of using it, and the company gotthe benefit of extra sales. G Carlill is frequently cited as a leadingcase in the common law of contract, particularly where unilateral contracts areconcerned. This is perhaps due to the ingenuity of Counsel for the Defendant（ 被 告）in running just about everyavailable defence, requiring the court to deal with these points in turn in the judgment. It providesan excellent study of the basic principles of contract and how they relate toevery day life till modern world. The case remains good law. It still binds the lower courts of England and Walesand is cited by judges with approval. However, in addition to the contractualremedy afforded to users, the same facts would give rise to a number ofadditional statutory remedies and punishments were an individual to place anadvert in the same terms today. Questions 14-17
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Do the following statements agree with the claims of the writer in Reading Passage? in boxes 14-17 on your answer sheet write
TRUE if the sataement agrees with the information
FALSE if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this
14 Influenza epidemic was more rampant in London city than in rural areas.
15 A letter has replied to Ms. Carlill bearing no signed name to claim the company’s innocent.
16 The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company lost its law suit then the company accepted the sentence straight away.
17 The new patented carbolic acid product can be poisonous and viral infections.
Questions 18-21
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Look at the diagram and fill in the blank with no more than one word
18 The part of the
19 a filtering embedded inside
20 the bottle was made of
21 the form medicine inside the bottle
Questions 22-25
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Look at the following statements (Questions 22-25) and the list of people in the box below: Match each statement with the correct person A-E
Write the appropriate letter A-E in boxes 22-25 on your answer sheet.
A Lord Justice Lindley
B Lord Justice Bowen
C Mrs. Carlill
D Mr. Carlill (the husband)
22 The person who initiated a law suit against the company.
23 The contract effectiveness can be established because the advert was to be
issued to the public including ordinary persons rather than professionals
24 The person who wrote complaints to the company and got no response again.
25 Vagueness of the advert’s terms was no obstacle for people to enforce them.
Questions 26
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Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.
Write your answers in boxes 26 on your answer sheet.
26 Why Carlill is frequently cited as a leading case in the common law of contract
A It was the first and one of he most famous unilateral contract cases to be concerned.
B It helped companies to develop a number of contractual remedy afforded to users,
C The case remains an excellent example that the basic principles and validity of unilateral contract can be established
D An individual to place an advert in the similar terms today can be free of the punishment
参考答案：
14. NO 15. YES 16. NO 17. NOT GIVEN
18.nozzle 19.gauze 20. rubber
21. powder A段图下面at the bottom to release medicine.
22. C 23. D
24. B 原文见F段第4行 25. A 原文见E段 26. C
Passage 3：海上风暴
写作： 小作文: 柱图 The first chart shows the value of goods that Australia imported from china and those exported to China from Australia.The second chart shows the type of goods imported from China. 对比澳大利亚进口中国和中国进口澳大利亚的商品价值和两年的中国进口澳大利亚商品种类对比 大作文是Some people believe that children can learn effectively by watching TV and they should be encouraged to watch TV both at home and school. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 回忆10：
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11.Part 2 Describe a happy event from your childhood that you remember well
12.Part2 Describea kind of food you first ate/An occasion when you ate something for the firsttime /A meal you like 13.Part 2 Describe a shopyou like to go to 14.Part2 describe an interesting neighbour Part 3 City dwellers seldom socialize with their neighbors today andthe sense of community has been lost. Why has this happened and how to solvethis problem? How has the relationshipbetween neighbours changed between now and the past? 15.Part 2 Describe a goodservice provided by a restaurant or a company. 16.Part 2 Describe a tallbuilding/an important/a modern building. 一级战备-必看最新雅思口语新题和高频题（一） 1.Part 2 Describe an interesting house /anapartment you visited/Describe a house /an apartment/an ideal house/ place youwant to live in 2.Part 2 Describe a timeyou wait for something special to happen 3.Part2 Describe a holiday you want to go on in the future/Describe a free day youwant to enjoy/what you would do if you have a day off from your work or school 4.Part2Describe a useful website that you like to visit. (Or, that you have visited) 5.Part2 Describe a placewhere you often go swimimg/Describe a place near water/ Describe a historicalattraction/Describe a tourist attraction/Describe a seaside place you want tovisit /Describe an interesting place you would like to visit 6.Part 2 Describe a timewhen you were very busy. 7.Part 2 Describe a specialtrip/a long journey br car /train you enjoyed. 8.Part 2 Describe a long car journey 9.Part 2 Describe your favorite movie/Describe aforeign film you enjoyed watching/a film about a real person or event that youhave watched. 10.Part 2 Describean equipment in the house/an electronic machine you want to buy 11.Part2Describe a book you like to reread/read again. 12.Part2 Describe an important event in history in your country 13.Part 2 Describe a well paid job/a perfect job youwould like to have in the future. 14.Part 2 Describe a place to relax/describe your favoritepark/garden. 15.Part 2Describe an interesting tradition in your country. 16.Part 2 Describea wedding you attended
17.Part 2 Describe a leader whoyou admire/Describe a famous person (for example, in sport, business orpolitics) part3 What are the abilities of a good leader? Would you like to be a leader?Would you like to be a leader? 18.Part2 Describea foreign celebrity/a famous person who is not from your country, and u like tomeet
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