劍橋雅思8聽力真題原文_test(參考版)
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【正文】 s a real eyeopener... 。s hard notto get angry in that situation but I tried to keep focused on the overall picture in order to staycalm. The most bizarre case was a telephone interview I did with teacher at a university in all my questions in great detail but then when I asked how much access he had todangerous substances he wouldn39。d do it,then the next day he wouldn39。dset up very well didn39。m just collating the results the momentit looks as if,in the UK,despite the fact thatnewspapers continually report that people areunhappy with medical care,in fact it is mainly thethird level of care,which takes place in hospitals,thatthey are worried reforms havebeen proposed at all levels and although theirsuccess is not guaranteed,longterm hospital care isin fact probably less of an issue than the mediawould have us I39。ve been doing some research into what people inBritain think of doctors,the ones who work in generalpractice the first call for medical care andparing this with the situation in a couple of want to talk about the rationale behindwhat I decided to do. Now I had to set up my programme of research inthree different countries so I approachedpostgraduates in my field in overseasdepartments,contacting them by ,to anisethings for me at their thought I would havetrouble recruiting help but in fact everyone was very willing and sometimes their tutors gotinvolved too. I had to give my helpers clear instructions about waht kind of sample population I wantedthem to decided that people under 18 should be excluded because most of them arestudents or looking for their first job,and also I decided at this stage just to focus on men whowere in employment,and set up something for people who didn39。s good result and much more reliable than trying to find live ones as evidence of introducedinsects. PROFESSOR: Well,that39。s all scrunched up but we39。re looking for introduced insects. PROFESSOR: How e? GRANT: Because insects have their skeletonsoutside their bodies,so the Bee Eaters digest the meat from the they bring up allthe indigestible bits of skeleton and,of course,the wings in a pellet a small ball of wastematerial which they cough up. PROFESSOR: That sounds a bit ,how do you go about it? GRANT: In the field we track down the Bee Eaters and find their favourite feeding spots,youknow,the places where the birds usually 39。re theinteresting thing about this bird is that we are ableto analyse exactly what it eats and that39。re looking at the diet of the bird calledthe Rainbow Bee Bee Eater doesn39。so they39。 ,and another thing is,if you39。 pollination of flower and vegetable crops is billion dollars a in a way they39。s wrong with Asian Honey Bees?Are they so different from Australian bees? GRANT: Well,in fact,they look almost the same,but they are infested with mites microscopic creatures which live on them,and which can seriously damage our own homegrown
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