雅思阅读真题附答案_雅思阅读真题附答案解析

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2023年4月一共5场雅思考试，考试难度有一定的差异。接下来新航道雅思教研组老师整理了4月所有的雅思阅读文章话题和题型并给出同学们备考建议。

一、雅思阅读文章话题和题型

4月8日阅读第一篇是经典的填空+判断的搭配，难度较低;第二篇中出现了段落信息匹配+人名理论匹配的经典组合;第三篇出现了单选和填空判断题，难度较低。

4月15日阅读第一篇依旧是经典的填空+判断的搭配，采取经典的2+2解题法即可轻松化解，题材是人物介绍+航海历史;第二篇是段落信息匹配+判断+填空，也是经典搭配，题材与音乐相关，有一定的难度;第三篇是对于远程办公的影响展开叙述，重点围绕其优势进行介绍，该话题想必对于考生们来说已经是老熟人了，难度不高，句子匹配+填空+主旨单选。

4月22日阅读第一篇，填空+判断，模范夫妻，老熟人了，题材本身(walking)难度也不大，算是雅思爸爸开恩了;第二篇的搭配是段落信息匹配+人名观点匹配+填空，题材是艺术;本场第三篇可以说是要人命，文章话题涉及星系相关主题以及植物存活问题，难度六颗星，匹配题+判断题+填空题。

4月30日阅读第一篇，填空+判断，讲可可的发展史，不难;第二篇标题配对题+填空题+配对题，标题配对题是个大难点;第三篇配对题+判断题+单选题，稍有难度。

二、雅思阅读各题型对比

三、雅思阅读真题信息

4月15日Passage1

the discovery of the slowness

A John Franklin (1786-1847) was the most famous vanisher of the Victorian era. He joined the Navy as a rmidshipman at the age of 14 and fought in the battles of Copenhagen and

Trafalgar. When peace with the French broke out. he turned his attention to, and in particular to solve the conundrum of the Northwest Passage, the mythical clear-water route which

would, if it existed, link the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans above the northern coast of the American continent. The first expedition Franklin led to the Arctic was an arduous overland

journey from Hudson Bay to the shores of the so-called Polar Ocean east of the Coppermine River. Between 1819 and 1822. Franklin and his twenty-strong team covered 5550 miles on foot, Their expedition was a triumph of surveying - they managed to chart hundreds of miles of previously unknown coasttine.

B There fllowed a career as a travel writer and salon-goer {the man who ate his boots" was Franklin's tag-line), a second long Arctic expedition, and a controversial spell as Governor of

Van Diemen's Land. Then, in May 1845, Franklin set off with two ships - the Erebus and the Terror - and 129 men on the voyage that would kill him. In July, the convoy was seen by two

whalers, entering Lancaster Sound. Nothing more would be heard of it for 14 years. Had the ships sunk or been iced in? Were the men dead, or in need of rescue? Or had they broken

through to the legendary open polar sea, beyond the "ice brrier?

C In his correspondence and his published memoirs. Franklin comes across as a man dedicated to the external duties of war and exploration, who kept introspection and self-analysis to a minimum. His blandness makes him an amenably malleable subject for a novelist, and StenNadolny has taken full advantage of this license. Most important, he has endowed his John Franklin with a defining character tait for which there is no historical evidence: ('slowness', or 'calmness).

D Slowness infuences not only Franklin's behaviour but also his vision, his thought, and his speech. The opening scene of The Discovery of Slowness (The Discovery of Slowness by StenNadolny) - depicts Franklin as a young boy. playing catch badly because his reaction time is too slow. Despite the bullying of his peers, Franklin resolves not to fall into step with

"their way of doing things'. For Nadolny, Franklin's fated fascination with the Arctic stems from his desire to find an environment suited to his peculiar slowness.

E He describes Franklin as a boy dreaming of the 'open water and the time without hours and days' which exist in the far north, and of finding in the Arctic a place where nobody

would find him too slow'. Ice is a slow mover. Ice demands corresponding patience from those who venture onto it. The explorers who have thrived at high latitude and high altitudes

haven't usually been men of great speed. They have tended instead to demonstrate unusual self-posession, a considerable capacity for boredom, and a talent for what the Scots call

'tholing', the uncomplaining endurance of suffering.

F These were all qualties that the historical Franklin possessed in abundance, and so Nadolny's concentration and exaggeration of them isn't unreasonable. Even as an adult, his slowness of thought means that he is unable to speak fluently, s0 he memorizes 'entire fleets of words and batteries of response', and then speaks a languid, bric-a-brac language. In the

Navy, his method of thinking first and acting later itally provokes mockery from his fllow sailors. But Franklin persists in doing things his way, and gradually earns the respect of those

around him. To a commodore who tells him to speed up his report of an engagement, he replies: "When I tell something. sir. | use my own rhythm. A lieutenant says approvingly of

him: 'Because Franklin is so slow, he never loses time.'

G Since it was first published in Germany in 1983. The Discovery of Slowness has sold more than a milin copies and been translated into 13 languages. It has been named as one of

German literature's twenty 'contemporary classics', and it has been as a manual and by European pressure groups and institutions representing causes as diverse as sustainable development, the Protestant Church, management science, motoring policy, and pacifism.

H The various groups that have taken the novel up have one thing in common: a dislike of the high-speed culture of Postmodernity. Nadolny's Franklin appeals to them because he is immune to the compulsion to be constantly occupied', and to the idea that 'someone was better if he could do the same thing fast.' Several German churches have used him in their and focus groups an example of peacefulness, plety, and self-confidence. A centre scheme (a 'march of slowness' or 'of the slow'), inspired by the novel. Nadolny has appeared as a guest speaker for RIOS a Lucerne-based organization which aims to reconcile management principles with ideas of environmental sustanabiliy. The novel has even become involved in the debate about speed limits on German roads.

Drive down an autobahn today, and you will see large road-side signs proclaiming 'unurriedness a slogan that deliberately plays off the title of the novel.

雅思阅读参考答案：

判断题：

1.FALSE(题目：他的兴趣转向外国的动物;原文：他的兴趣转向某个地方的古文化);

2.NOT GIVEN (题目：东南亚的人和波利尼西亚的人经常接触);

3.TRUE (雕像相似);

4.TRUE (长相相似);

5.FALSE;

填空题：

6.Hawaii(第二波人从夏威夷过去);

7.待回忆;

8.banana(由香蕉叶覆盖);

9.god(以一个知名的神命名);