剑桥雅思6 test 4 Section 3听力原文与答案 The school of education l […]

剑桥雅思6 test 4 Section 3听力原文与答案 The school of education libraries

这篇雅思听力Section 3介绍了某个大学图书馆的情况，包括图书馆的设施，拥有的图书种类，借还的手续，以及提供的课程。虽然整体难度偏低，但图书馆场景一直都是雅思听力考试非常喜欢的场景之一，大家做完之后记得积累下相关的词汇：雅思备考听力篇 剑6 test 4 section 3 雅思听力高频词汇。

易错点主要是第27题和后面多选的E选项。其中27题的7 working days有些靠后，很多同学不够耐心，写成了前面的时间。而多选的E选项则是因为不知道convention和standard的同义替换导致出错。

点击查看这篇雅思听力具体题目的答案解析：

剑桥雅思6Test4听力Section3答案解析 The School of Education Libraries

剑6 test 4 Section 3雅思听力原文

LIBRARIAN:           Good afternoon. Can I help you?

STUDENT:               Good afternoon. Yes, I’ve just transferred to the School of Education, and I’d like information about joining the library.

LIBRARIAN:           Well, the School of Education has libraries on two sites, as I’m sure you know. This one here is the Fordham Site, and the other is on Castle Road.

STUDENT:               And is there any difference between the two libraries?

LIBRARIAN:           Not in terms of their facilities. Access to online databases and the Internet is available at both sites and each site has a range of reference materials on education.    Q21

STUDENT:               Oh yes. I see.

LIBRARIAN:           But the Castle Road site has books on the sociology of education and a collection of textbooks and teaching resources covering most of the subjects taught in secondary schools.    Q22    Q23

STUDENT:               Ah, right, but I’m training to be a primary teacher so I need to look at materials for the five to eleven age group.

LIBRARIAN:           Then you’ve come to the right place. At Fordham we hold material relating to primary education, as well as special needs, but of course you’ll need to familiarise yourself with both sites to make the most of our resources.   Q24

STUDENT:               You haven’t mentioned periodicals. Are they held at both sites?

LIBRARIAN:           Current issues, yes but if you want to look at back issues you’ll need to use the CD-ROM databases which are held here at Fordham.    Q25

STUDENT:               I see. Now, about borrowing books. I’m living out of town, so I’m hoping I can borrow quite a few items, and cut down on the number of trips I have to make.

LIBRARIAN:           Right, well, members can borrow two books at a time from each site.

STUDENT:               Only two books?

LIBRARIAN:           Only two from each site, but that’s four altogether.

STUDENT:               Oh I see, and how long can I hang on to them for?

LIBRARIAN:          The borrowing period is one month, but of course books can be renewed. You can renew any item a maximum of three times.

STUDENT:               Do I have to come to the library to do that?

LIBRARIAN:           No, you can do it by telephone or email, but you can’t renew overdue books this way, only before or on the due date stamped in the book. We’ll need your full name, your borrower number and the name of the site library you borrowed the items from.   Q26

STUDENT:               So theoretically I can borrow books for up to three months – is that what you’re saying?

LIBRARIAN:           Yes, provided they’re not recalled.

STUDENT:               So, what happens then?

LIBRARIAN:           Well, sometimes an item is requested by another borrower, in which case we’d send you a letter, and you’d have to return the book within seven working days. Don’t forget we’re closed on Sundays.    Q27

STUDENT:               OK.

STUDENT:               I expect it’ll take me a while to find what I need. There’s such a lot here.

LIBRARIAN:           Yes there is, but if you need help getting started, this term we’re running three study skills workshops.

STUDENT:               Oh? What are they on?

LIBRARIAN:           Er, let me see. The first one’s on resources – yes, here it is. How to use the library’s resources. That includes everything, not just the print and technical resources.     Q28/29/30

STUDENT:               That sounds useful. Is there anything on using the Internet?

LIBRARIAN:           Er, let’s see. The one on the Internet for beginners was last term. This term it’s finding research materials online.     Q28/29/30

STUDENT:               That sounds interesting too, hm, what’s the last one?

LIBRARIAN:           It’s a workshop on dissertations.                    Q28/29/30

STUDENT:               What do you mean – how to write one?

LIBRARIAN:           Er, no it’s more to do with academic writing conventions, you know -writing a bibliography and how to refer to sources in your text. That sort of thing. Anyway, here’s a leaflet with information about all three.

STUDENT:               Thanks a lot. That’ll be very useful.

LIBRARIAN:           You’re welcome.

剑6 test 4 Section 3雅思听力答案

21. reference

22. textbooks

23. secondary

24. primary

25. back

26. overdue books/ones

27. 7 working days

28-30. CEF

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