2026.3.14雅思考试真题回忆+答案

场景：加入健身房，了解信息

题型：6道填空题+4道表格填空题

填空题：

1. 285

2. parking

3. September 

4. glass

5. orientation

6. TV 

表格填空题：

7. judo

8. yoga

9. intermediate 

10. 8:30

场景：学车课程介绍

题型：6道匹配题 + 4道单选题

匹配题：

11. E （revision）

12. I (trial test)

13. C (provisional licence)

14. B (circuit-based)

15. H (RTD test)

16. A (12 month’s probation, 原文说： a probation for a year)

选项有

A. 12month’s probabtion

B. Circuit-based

C. Provisional licence

D. Renewable after one year

E. Revision

F. Road-based

G. Road safety check

H. RTD test

I. Trial test

题目：原格式可参考：https://www.tutorlistening.com/blog/driving-lessons-ielts-listening

单选题：

17. B

If you want to do the theory course, you:

A. have to reserve a place.

B. can get details on the internet.

C. must pay the whole cost in advance.

18. A

What does the woman say about the theory classes?

A. They are available in more than one language

B. All the necessary materials are provided. (得自己带stationary)

C. Trainees stay together for the whole course. 

19. C 

What does the woman say about the practical course?

A. You must attend a session every day.

B. You are allowed to drive your own car

C. You can book at certain shops. 

20. C 

There is no charge for a cancelled practical

A. session if the instructor agrees to reschedule it.（听力说的是其他trainee同意调）

B. the required amount of notice is given.（听力里说得72小时提前通知就不收费）

C. a medical certificate is produced（听力原文似乎说even a medical certificate也是不行的）

场景：一男女讨论一个关于Kate Simpson starting business的presentation 

题型：单选题*6+ 五选二*2

单选题：

21. B 

22. A 

23. C 

24. C 

25. B

26. A

五选二：

目前Kate面临的两个problem

27. B

28. D 

题目待回忆

29. D

30. E

场景：西瓜的历史

题型：10道填空题

31. desert 

32. bitter 

33. hair

34. seeds

35. paintings 

36. trade

37. containers 

38. fever 

39. farmers

40. diseases 

场景：Learn about moa

题型：填空题*7+判断题*6

填空题：

1. Femur

2. Larger

3. Egg

4. dogs

5. wings 

6. fertilisers 

7. 待回忆

判断题：

8.false 

9.NG

10.T

11.NG

12.False

13.T

场景：Tamanis’s MONA

题型：6道判断题 + 5道单选题 + 3道有词库填空题

判断题：

27.YES 

题目：The writer changed her mind about spending time in Tasmania.

原文：As an eighteen-year-old living in the small Australian Island state of Tasmania, moving to the “mainland” could not happen soon enough. Now, ten years later, I look forward to going home.

28.YES

题目：Andrew Bain believes that the effect MONA had on Hobart was immediate.

原文：Andrew Bain of The Sydney Morning Herald wrote, “In a virtual blink, Hobart’s cultural landscape has been transformed, with art, wine, fine food and stylish accommodation becoming integral features of the city...

29. NO

题目：Other factors have contributed as much as MONA to Hobart’s transformation.

原文：MONA is said to be have been solely instrumental in the reinvention of Hobart as a cultural hub.

30. NG

题目：The Tourism Industry council of Tasmania works closely with the director of MONA.

31. NG

题目：Many local residents are writing to the Mercury expressing concern about tourists’ length of stay in Hobart.

32. NO

题目：Tourists now regard MONA as a starting point for longer trips in Tasmania.

题目：Tourists now regard MONA as a starting point for longer trips in Tasmania.

原文：people are making short stays in Hobart only to visit the gallery.

选择题：

33. B

题目：Luke Martin plans to promote tourism in Tasmanis by

A. Focusing more on MONA as the leading attraction

B. Combining trips to MONA with visits to other galleries

C. Encouraging visitors to do activities that are not connected with art galleries

D. Improving the quality of promotional information about Tasmania’s galleries.  

对应原文：D段 According to Martin, possibilities for packaging up MONA with visits to other galleries around Tasmania are being investigated. Although not directly related to these investigations, the 1891 Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery at Royal Park in Launceston is currently being restored to its original condition; there are also plans to extensively redevelop the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in Hobart. In addition to this, there are up to twenty other existing quality galleries in the state. So there is more to see than just MONA.

34. A

题目：According to the writer, what is especially interesting about MONA?

A. The man who founded the gallery

B. Its location close to a river

C. Visitors responses to the gallery spaces

D. The striking architecture of the building

35. D

题目：Why do visitors spend a long time at the gallery?

 A There is a great number of exhibits.

 B Visitors tend to come in family groups.

 C Many of the works are difficult to understand.

 D The gallery has a physical effect on visitors.

36. B

题目：What does the writer say about the visitors to MONA?

A Older people spend longer there than younger people do.

B A wide variety of people are interested in MONA.

C The majority of visitors are young people.

D The visitors are representative of gallery enthusiasts generally.

37. D

题目：Why does the writer mention the coins at MONA?

 A to illustrate how interesting they are to visitors of modern galleries

 B to explain why they are displayed in a separate section of the gallery

 C to argue that Walsh's collection is among the best in the world

 D to express admiration for the way that the exhibits are presented

有词库填空题：

38. C

39. A

40. D

原文如下：

The Bilbao effect

MONA has huge appeal for visitors to Hobart, just as Gehry's Guggenheim Museum has for Bilbao. While MONA may lack the 38 ____ effect of the Guggenheim, David Walsh explains that MONA's architect had a different objective when designing MONA: unlike the architectural showcasing of the Guggenheim, with MONA there was a major 39 ____ that needed to be dealt with; the gallery was set beneath the ground. In any case, both galleries have transformed their cities, just as successful public buildings have for thousands of years. It remains to be seen how the 40 ____ of David Walsh will be expanded upon in Tasmania.

A challenge

B pipe

C visual

D contribution

E lasting

F essential

G ambition

H attraction

The plans below show an Australia Garden in 1950 and now.

Some people argue it is better for a country to have a large proportion of young people attending universities. 

Some people believe it is better to encourage them to become car mechanics and builders etc. to meet the needs of community.

Discuss both views and give your opinion.