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雅思口语练习:School Project on Coastal Lichen and Air Quality

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School Project on Coastal Lichen and Air Quality - Advanced English Learning Podcast - LexiTalk
🔥 Advanced · IELTS · B2 · 2026.04.23 · 1m21s

🎧 雅思听力口语练习

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第一遍

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第二遍

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第三遍

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第四遍

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第五遍

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训练后动作 1

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训练后动作 2

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📝 雅思口语对话文本

Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Good morning, Mr Hayes. Thanks for coming in. How are you? Mr. Hayes, Parent: I’m well, thanks. I wanted to check on Liam's science project. Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: He chose a good topic. He plans to study lichen on the coastal rocks. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Lichen sounds unusual. What exactly will he measure? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Mainly carbon dioxide near the shore, to see if rising dioxide levels affect growth. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Is that linked to the nearby naval harbour? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Yes, some naval activity is close by. We want students to note any differences near the harbour. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Will there be a field trip? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: We arranged a trip on Thursday. Students must acclimatise to outdoor conditions first. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Acclimatise? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: I mean let them get used to wind and salt air. They should acclimatise over a short practice session. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Anything I should remind him about? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Yes. Avoid spoliation of the study site. Don’t pick or trample samples, and avoid any spoliation that would ruin results. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Good point. I remember you mentioned lichen reacts slowly. Could that confuse results? Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Potentially. Slow response means we also record historical exposure. High dioxide near ships could show long term effects. Mr. Hayes, Parent: Understood. I’ll tell him not to touch the specimens or disturb the harbour rocks, and to note any naval emissions if visible. Ms. Carter, Science Teacher: Excellent. And we explained that spoliation in research is like destroying evidence. Here it means physical damage to samples.

📝 📚 雅思练习题

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What is the student's chosen topic for the science project?

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What specific gas will the students mainly measure?

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Where is the nearby facility that might influence the measurements?

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On which day is the field trip scheduled?

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Why does the teacher advise students to acclimatise before collecting samples?

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What can be inferred about 'spoliation' in the context of this project?

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In the sentence 'rising dioxide levels affect growth', what does 'dioxide' most likely refer to?

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