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專題01任務(wù)型閱讀15篇（河北名校模擬）

（2024.河北邢臺(tái)?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Whatwouldyoulikeforlunch?Maybe,abattery?Althoughitsoundsunusual,thishasalreadybeen

realizedbyscientistsastheydevelopelectronicthingsyoucaneat.

Robofood,ledbyDarioFloreanofromaSwissInstitute,hascreatedanewdrone（無(wú)人機(jī)）withscientists

fromWageningenUniversity,theNetherlands.Halfofthepartsinsidecanbeeaten!Theprogramaimstomake

robotsthatcanbeeatenandfoodsthatactlikerobotsbymixingfoodscienceandrobotsinanewway.

Thedrone'swingsaremadefromricecakesgluedtogetherwithoilandchocolate.Itcanfindmissing

peopleoranimalsinemergenciesandsendfoodormedicine.Partsofthedronecanbeeatenbecausetheymeet

foodsafetystandardsforemergenciessetbytheUnitedNations.

However,themainchallengeisfindingstrongeredible（可食用的）materialsforthedrone'swingsto

prepareforbadweatherandhightemperatures-ofcourse,thechocolatemaymelt（融化）easily.

Robofoodalsodevelopedanediblesensortohelpmonitorstomachsickness.Ifseatenbythepatientto

checktheconditionsinside.It'sdifferentfromothersensorsbecauseit'seasyforyourbodytodigest（消化），soit

won'tleaveanyremainsinsidethebody.

TheinventionofRobofoodalsohelpswithenvironmentalprotection.Therearebatteriesthatyoucanfully

eat.TheyaremadefromnaturalthingslikevitaminB2andelements（元素）foundinfruits.Thishelpsthe

environmentbecauseyouwon'thavetothrowthemawaylikeotherbatteries.

1.Theprogramaimstomakerobotsthatcanandfoodsthatactlikerobots.

2.Thedronecanfindmissingpeopleoranimalsinemergenciesandsend.

3.Whatarethedrone'swingsmadefrom?

4.WhydoestheinventionofRobofoodalsohelpwithenvironmentalprotection?

5.Doyouthinkthedevelopmentofedibleelectronicsisagoodthing?Whyorwhynot?

（2024?河北保定?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成1—5題。

Doyouwonderwhatyourworkenvironmentwillbein10years?Imagineyouwalkintoyouroffice,with

thetemperaturejustright.Yousitdownandbeginaniceday.Thisisthekindofsmartofficethatengineersare

tryingtomake.Itusestechnologytohelpworkersperformattheirbestwhileatwork.

Sittinginfrontofadeskfortoolongcanbebadforyourhealth.Forexample,itcancausebackandwaist

（腰）pain.Sanon,acompanyinZhejiang,builtUP7tohelpsolvethis.Asasmartliftingdesk,UP7cantellhow

longauserhasbeensittinginthechair.Whenitreachesthetimesetbytheuser,itwill"tell"theusertostop

workingbyeithershakingthetableorsendingmessagestotheuser'sphone.

Thecompanyalsodesignedatypeofsmartchairtomatchwiththetable.uThechairissocomfortable.It

canadjustthearmsandheightaccordingtoyourbodyshape,“auserinZhejiangpostedonplatforms.Insmart

offices,youprobablywon'tusepapernotebooks.Instead,youcantryelectronicpaperbookstoputeverywork

documentonline.N10,createdbyHanvonTechnologyinBeijing,isanew“notebook“l(fā)ikethis.Itusesascreen

thatdoesn'tproducemuchlight.Userswriteonitwithanelectronicpen.

“Ittrulyfeelslikereadingandwritingonrealpaper,completelymeetingmyofficeneeds,“auserMr.Lin

saidtoPeoplesDaily."Notesrecordedcanbeeasilyorganized,searchedandstored.Youusuallyneedseveral

papernotebookstodowhattheelectronicnotebookdoes.”

Areyoulookingforwardtoworkinginsuchacomfortableandfriendlyworkenvironmentinthefuture?

1—2題完成句子；3—5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

6.Smartofficeusestechnologytohelpworkerswhileatwork.

7.Sittinginfrontofadeskfortoolongcancause.

8.HowdoesUP7telltheusertostopworking?

9.WhatdousersusetowriteonN10?

10.Areyouinterestedinworkinginasmartoffice?Whyorwhynot?

（2024.河北邯鄲.二模）閱讀短文，并按要求完成下面小題。

ScottandMollyareinterestedinHi-tech（高科技）products.Theyarereadingamagazinearticleabout

Hi-techfashion.

ATalkingHandbag

Ifs8:00a.m.andyouarerunningoutofthedoor.Justwhenyouclosethedoor,yourbackpackorpurse

suddenlysays,"Wait!Youforgotyourkeys!”Atalkingpurseorbackpack?Yes,it'strue.This"smart“bagcan

“talk"toyouraccessories（酉己件）.Ifyouforgetyourkeysordropyourwallet,forexample,thebagwilltellyou.

Howdoesitwork?There5sa"smartchip（芯片）“inthebag.Youputotherchipsonyourphone,walletor

keys.Thenthebagandtheaccessoriescan"talk"toeachother,andyou.

TheHugShirt

YouareinBeijingandyourmotherisinLondon.Youcallhereveryday.Butnowwithadspecialshirtand

acellphone,youcanalsosendheravirtual（虛擬）"hug”.How?Youstartbytextmessagingyourmother.Sheis

wearingherHugShirtinLondonanditreceivesyourmessage.Suddenlyshefeelspressureonherarms:hershirt

getswarm,andshecanfeelyourheartbeating,justlikearealhug!Toreceivethevirtualhug,youmotherhasto

weartheHugShirt.

SmartClothes

Theseclotheschangecolorwhileyouarewearingthem!Isithotoutside?Yourjacketchangesfromdarkto

alightercolortoprotectyoufromthesun.Thesesmartclothesalsonevergetdirty!

1、2題完成句子；3?5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

11.ScottandMollyareaboutHi-techfashion.

12.willtellyouifyouforgetyourkeys.

13.Whatdoesyourmotherhavetodotoreceiveavirtualhug?

14.WhatcanSmartClothesdowhileyouarewearingthem?

15.Inthispassage,welearnabout3Hi-techproducts.Whichdoyouthinkisthebest?Why?

（2024?河匕?二模）Makingschoollifesimplerandmoreconvenientisbecomingarealitywiththeuseof

technology,especiallyinChinawheremanyschoolsareusinginventionslikeAL

OneexampleisaschoolinTianjin,whichusesasmartcampussystemfromatechcompany.Inclasses,

studentsgethands-onexperienceusingsimulation（模擬）devicesandVRglasses,exploringrocketlaunchesand

thestructureinsiderocketsthroughfunandinteractive（互動(dòng)的）learning.Similarly,inswimmingclasses,“by

wearingsmartearphones,theycanreceivereal-timeinstructionsfromthecoachunderwater,makingsureifssafe,

LiRui,theschool'svice-principal,toldCCTV.

AtaschoolinAnhui,technologyisimprovingPEclasses.Self-testingtoolswithAIvisualanalysis（可視

化分析）technologyareusedforactivitieslikerunning,jumping,sit-ups,andskippingrope.Afacialrecognition

systemrecordsstudents9faces,allowingthemtoreceiveperformanceresultsimmediatelyaftereachexercise.

""Before,whenIthrewtheshotput（鉛球），theteacherhadtousearulertomeasurethedistance.Now,theresults

areproducedautomatically（自動(dòng)地）.Youcanalsoseewhichpartsofyourexerciseneedimprovements,withthe

teacherthenhelpingtoguideyoutomakethoseimprovements,saidWuShengguofromtheschool.

BesidesChina,smartcampustechnologiesaregettingpopularity.AuniversityinAustraliausesanapp,

allowingstudentstovisualizethehumanheartin3D.Thistoolhelpsstudentsunderstandtheheart'sdifferent

partsandbloodflow.

UniversitiesworldwidearealsousingAItocreatehelpfuldigitalassistants（助手）.AcollegeintheUK

introducedachatrobot.Itprovidesstudentswithinformationaboutattendancerecords,courses,andclass

timetables,makingiteasierforstudentstomanagetheirschoollives.

Smartcampusesarenotjustabout“smart“l(fā)earning;theyarechanginghowstudentslearn,study,and

interactwiththeirschools.Thesetechnologiesaremakingeducationmoreinterestingandconvenientforstudents

allovertheworld.

1—2題完成句子，3-5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

16.AschoolinTianjinusesfromatechcompany.

17.SmartcampustechnologiesbesidesChina.

18.WhencanstudentsattheschoolinAnhuireceiveperformanceresultsinPEclasses?

19.HowdoesthechatrobotmakeiteasierforstudentsatthecollegeintheUKtomanagetheirschoollives?

20.Wouldyouliketostudyinasmartcampus?Whyorwhynot?（Pleasegivetworeasons.）

（2024?河北石家莊?模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Artificialintelligence（AI）（人工智能）istheintelligenceofmachinesor

software,justliketheintelligenceofhumanbeings.AIiswidelyusedthroughoutindustry,governmentand

science.Whetheryoulikeitornot,AIisheretostay.Ithasalwaysbeenusedinmanydifferentfields.

?AIHelpsMissingChildrenReturnHome.

Nowthetechnologyhasturnedouttomakeadifferenceinthelivesofmissingchildren.Agroupof30

studentsatHuazhongUniversityofScienceandTechnology（HUST）areworkingoutaspecialproject.Theyhave

developedanAIsystemthatrestores（修復(fù)）oldphotos.Theclearerphotoscanmakepeoplebettertellmissing

people.Overthepastthreeyears,theteamhasrestoredmorethan1,000photos.Theyhavehelped11families

reunite（團(tuán)聚）withtheirmissingchildren.OnesuccessstoryisthatofSunZhuo.

?AIHelpsMakeVideos.

OnFebruary16,2024,theAileader,OpenAIintroducedSoraandshoweditspower.SoraisOpenAFs

newestAImodel.Itallowsuserstomakevideosfromtextwordsinseconds.Eachvideocanbeuptooneminute

long.tcThemodelsavestimeandmoney,“saidacreativedirector.t4Itwillkillmanyproductioncompanies（制片

公司）inthefuture.

Soraisn'tthefirstofitskind.BeforeSora,anAImodel,Gen-2,cameoutinMarch2023.However,itcould

onlymakeveryshortvideos,andtheirqualitywasoftenpoor.

AlthoughSoraandGen-2aren'tperfect,theymayleadustoabiggerquestion:Canwestillbelievewhat

weseeonline?

1—2題完成句子；3—5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

21.AIiswidelyusedthroughoutindustry,.

22.Itturnedoutthatthetechnologycaninthelivesofmissingchildren.

23.HowdoesAIhelpmissingchildrenreturnhome?

24.WhatcanAIdo?（請(qǐng)給出至少兩條）

25.HowcanyoumakegooduseofAI?

（2024?河北保定?二模）Oneday,severalboysdecidedtoplayafootballgame.Eachoneofthembrought

somethingforthegame:theball,thewhistle（哨子），thecomerflags...Beforethegamestarted,theyneededto

choosetheteams.Theydecidedthattheboywhobroughtthemostimportantthingwouldchoosetheteamfirst.

Theythoughtitwasthefairest.However,everyonethoughtthattheybroughtthemostimportantthing.They

argued（爭(zhēng)論）overthematter.

Aboysaidthatthewhistlewasnotnecessarybecausesomeonecouldshoutinstead.So,theyputthewhistle

tooneside.Thentheyfoundsomethingtotaketheplaceofthecornerflags...Finally,theyputthefootballtoone

sideandusedanoldtin（金屬罐）instead.

Theystartedtoplay.Butthegamedidn'tgowell.Theboywhoservedasthereferee（裁判）neededtoshout

outallthetime.Andhequicklygotasorethroat（喉嚨痛）.Thetindidn'tcomparewiththeball.Theboysoften

kickedthetinoutofbounds（界限）becausetherewerenocomerflags.

Theboyshadtostopthegame.Oneboysaidthatwithouttheballandotherthings,theycouldn'tplaya

goodgame.Becauseoftheirselfish（自私的）thoughts,agreatgamehadturnedintosomethingboring.Hetold

everyonethattheyshouldusetheproperthingsforthegame.Theotherboysallagreed.

Intheend,itturnedouttobeagreatgame.Alltheboyshadfun.

1~2題完成句子；3?5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

26.Beforethefootballgamestarted,theboysneededto.

27.Aboythoughtthewhistlewasnotnecessarybecausesomeonecould.

28.Whydidtheyoftenkickthetinoutofbounds?

29.Whatdidtheydotomakethegamebecomeagreatgameatlast?

30.Doyouliketheidea"theboywhobroughtthemostimportantthingwouldchoosetheteamfirst"?Whyor

whynot?

（2024.河北唐山?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Alargenumberofyoungpeopleareinfluencedbyallkindsofchoicestoday.Thiscanbeagoodthing,but

itcanalsoleadsomeyoungpeopletoexperience“mentalinternalfriction（精神內(nèi)耗）

Expertsregard“mentalinternalfriction^^astheconfusion（混舌L）thathappenswhenpeoplehavetochange

theirthoughtsinordertomove“oldideas"to"newideas”.Theyhavetoaskthemselvessuchquestionsas"Are

thenewideasgood?"or"Dotheyfitme?”Itiscertainlynoteasytodiscovertheanswerstothesequestions,

especiallywhenyou5restilltooyoungtohaveenoughlifeexperiencetomakeproperdecisions.

Butdon'tbedisappointed-therearesomesuggestionsthatcanhelpyoureduceyour“mentalinternal

friction^^.First,beconsistent（始終如一的）withyourself.Tothisend,youwillalwaysneedtocheckyourself.As

theancientGreekphilosopherAristotleputit,“Knowingyourselfisthebeginningofallwisdom^^.Youhaveto

honestlythinkaboutyourownpersonalhabits,andevenfearsandworries.Second,developnewinterests.A

friendofminedecidedtolearnaboutBeijingOpera.Hesaidthatlearningabout“oldthings“madeiteasierfor

himtodealwiththe“newthings“inmodemlife.Andthethirdthingyoucandoistospendtimewithnature.

Beingwithnaturehelpsyoutoknowyourselfandforgetthestressofyour"'mentalinternalfriction^^.

1—2題完成句子，3—5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

31.Expertsthinkwhenpeoplehavetotheymayexperience""mentalinternalfriction^^too.

32.Ifyouaretooyoung,youmaynothavetomakeproperdecisions.

33.WhatisthebeginningofallwisdomaccordingtoAristotle?

34.Whydidthewriter'sfriendlikelearningabout"'oldthings”?

35.Doyouenjoybeingwithnature?Whyorwhynot?

（2024.河北石家莊?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Robotsareveryimportantinourdailylifenow.Peoplelikerobotsbecausetheycandothingsforus.They

candohousework.Theycandealwithdata（處理數(shù)據(jù)）fast.Somepeoplethinkrobotscandoeverythingnicely.

Butsomethingsthatareeasyforusaredifficultforrobots.Forexample,robotshavedifficultypickingupthings.

Thismaymakeyoufeelsurprisedbecauseevenbabiescanpickupthingseasily.Thafsbecauseourbrainstellus

howtouseourhandstoholdthings.Butrobotscan'tunderstandthesekindsofthings.Sotheyoftenbreakordrop

things.

Manyscientistsaretryingtodealwiththisproblem.AmongthemisKenGoldbergfromtheUniversityof

California,Berkeley,theUS.Hehasstudiedtheproblemforyears.Finally,hecameupwithananswertothe

question.Hebuiltadatabaseforrobots.Allkindsofinformationaboutathing,suchasitssizeandshape,arein

thedatabase.Beforearobotpicksupathing,itcanfindtheinformationaboutthething.Inthisway,therobotcan

pickupthethingeasily.

1、2題完成句子；3?5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

36.Robotspickingupthings.

37.KenGoldbergforrobotstodealwiththeproblem.

38.Whycanevenbabiespickupthingseasily?

39.Howcantherobotpickupthethingeasily?

40.Doyoulikerobots?Whyorwhynot?

（2024?河北保定?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

ThePalaceMuseumisbecomingzero-waste.The"PalaceMuseumZeroWaste“project,whichwas

launched（發(fā)起）in2020,aimstoachievethegoalof"'reducingwastetoclosetozero”.

In2021,abull-shapedsculpture（雕像）calledFuniucijiuwasonshowintheCiningPalacearea.92%of

thesculpturematerialcamefromtherecycledwasteinthePalaceMuseum,atotalof320kg.Afteraseriesof

processing（力口工），thewastehadbeenchangedfromwastetobeauty.Themuseumalsorecycledmorethan

32,000plasticbottlestomakeculturalandcreativeproducts（文創(chuàng)產(chǎn)品）betweenJune2021andOctober2023,

reducingcarbonemission（碳排放）by931kg.Inthelastthreeyears,thenumberofdustbinsinareasopentothe

publichasreducedto110sets.

The“PalaceMuseumZeroWaste“projectwillbefurtherintroducedtomorepeople.Sofor,about3,000

museumworkers,40,000touristguides,and21millionvisitorshavetakenpartintheproject.Inthisway,they

cannotonlylearnhistoricalknowledge,butalsoexperiencethemodemwastepracticeandgetintothehabitsof

creatinglesswaste.

ThePalaceMuseumisontheroadtobecomingagreenermuseumintheworld!

1、2題完成句子；3題從所給兩個(gè)數(shù)字中選擇一個(gè)，并根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容提問(wèn)；4、5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

41.ThePalaceMuseumlaunchedthe"PalaceMuseumZeroWaste“projecttoachievethegoalof'"reducingwaste

to

42.Thenumberofdustbinsinareashasreducedinthelastthreeyears.

43.（A）in2020（B）about3,000

①M(fèi)ychoiceis:

②Myquestionis:______________________

44.Whatweretheplasticbottlesrecycledtomake?

45.Wouldyouliketotakepartinthe"PalaceMuseumZeroWaste"project?WhyorWhynot?

（2024.河北唐山?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

ChatGPT,asmartAIchatbot（聊天機(jī)器人）tool,hasswepttheeducationworldrecently.Soartificial

intelligence（AI）leadstoaheateddiscussion.Herewe'llexplaintheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofAItogive

youabetterunderstandingofthissubject.

Avoidingmistakes

Althoughpeoplehavemuchwisdom,theystillmakemistakes.However,AIcouldserveusmuchbetter.

Oncealgorithms（算法）aresetup,computerswillkeepdoingthesametaskoverandoveragainwithoutmaking

mistakes.

Savingtime

Thispowerfultoolallowsyoutouseyourtimemoreeffectively（高效地）.Typein“Acatwantstogoto

space“andaskChatGPTtowriteabedtimestory.Justonesecondlater,you'llgetthecharactercalledMax,who

triedhisbesttogetoverdifficultiesandflewtherocketstothemoon.Creatingastoryinthiswaygreatlysaves

time,oryouwouldhavetospendseveralhoursmakingupagoodone.

Invitinglazinessinhumans

Thereweremanyinventionsthatwerefirstintroducedtohelpus,butweendedupdependingtoomuchon

them.ThesameistrueofALItkeepsservingyouunlessifsturnedoffbyyou.Ascomputersbecomesmarter,

humanswouldliketoturntothemwhenfacingproblemsinsteadofmakingfulluseoftheirownabilities.

Resultinginlosingjobs

WiththeincreasinginfluenceofAI,findingajobwillbemuchharder.PeopleuseChatGPTtowriteemails,

translatelanguages,andanswerallkindsofquestionswithoutthehelpofothers.AImaynottaketheplaceof

humans,butitcancertainlyleadtomorepeoplelosingjobs.

1—2題完成句子；3—5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

46.Peoplearewise,buttheystill.

47.ChatGPTcaninjustonesecondinthetext.

48.WhenwouldAIstopservingyou?

49.WhatdisadvantagesdoesAIhaveaccordingtothetext?

50.WhatdoyouwantChatGPTtodoforyou?

（2024.河北滄州.二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Scientistshavecreatedanunderwaterrobotthatcantelldifferentkindsofpollutionatthebottomofthesea.

Therobotwillhelpclean-upteamsfindtherubbishandgivethemachancetoremovethethingsthatcancause

themostharmtotheenvironment.

Therobot,whichweighsnearly100poundsandusesspecialcamerastotake3Dpictures,wascreatedbya

teamatSkarvTechnologies.

Theresearchersputtheirworktothetestatalake.First,therobotswamupanddowninrowsataboutsix

feetabovethelakebed,collectinginformationwiththespecialcameras.Thenacomputerturnedtheinformation

intoamap,whichshoweddifferentkindsofrubbishindifferentcolors.

Atotalof3,894objectswerefoundinthelakeanddividedintodifferentkinds."There'stoomuchrubbish,

amemberoftheSkarvTechnologiesteam,Fossum,toldNewScientist."There'ssomewherearound165to300

tonsofrubbishinthelake.^^

Itisnotalwayspossibleforclean-upteamstoremovealltherubbishtheyfindunderwater,becausethereis

somethingmoreimportanttoclean.Therobotwillbeusedtohelptheteamsfindthemostharmfulthings.Andthe

teamsspendtheirtime,effortsandmoneyinremovingthemfirst."Glassisn'treallypolluting,9,saidFossum.t6So

ifyouknowthere9sanareawithalotofglass,youprobablycanignore（忽視）that.Instead,youshouldpaymore

attentiontothethingsthatareputtingheavymetals（金屬）intotheenvironment.9,

Besideshelpingtocheckthepollution,therobotcanalsotellthepositionsofanimalsinthesea.Itcan

avoidhurtingtheanimalswhiletheclean-upteamsremovetherubbish.

51.Thereareintheunderwaterrobottotakephotos.

52.Theinformationwasturnedintotoshowdifferentkindsofrubbish.

53.Whatthingsdotheclean-upteamsremovefirstinthesea?

54.Whycantheteamsprobablyignoretheareaswithglass?

55.Whatwillthewriterprobablywriteaboutnext?

（2024?河北邯鄲?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Haveyoueverboughtanythingthatyoucan'ttouchorsee?Nowadays,virtual（虛擬的）productshave

becomemoreandmorepopular.

Thereisaproductcalled“virtualtreehole”.Thismeansthatyoucanpayforsomeonetolistentoyoutalk

aboutyourlife."Virtualsupervision（監(jiān)督）“iswhenyouneedsomeonetokeepaneyeonyouifyoucan'tstudy

orreadcarefully.Thepriceisusuallyfrom10yuantoseveralhundredyuan,dependingondifferentneeds.

Undertheincreasingpressureofstudying,workingandrelationships,morepeoplewanttofindwaysto

lowertheirstressandkeepthemselveshappy.

“Somesecretscan'tbesharedwithfamilyandfriends.Talkingtostrangersisabetterwayforme,9,Yu

Xiaoyu,30,whohasboughta“virtualtreehole^^said."Themostimportantisthatstrangersaremoreobjective

（客觀的）inlookingattheproblems.^^“Thereisalsolesstroubleforfamilyandfriendsbecausetheyarealsobusy,^^

Yuadded.

However,theexperienceisn'talwaysgood.Yumeta“treehole“thatdidn'tpaymuchattentiontoher

problems.amatterofluck/Yusaid.""Sometimesyouhappentotalktosomeonewho'sreallypatientand

evenprofessional;sometimesyoumeetsomeonewhoendsupmakingyoufeelevenworse.^^

Buyingvirtualproductsshowsyoungpeople'semotional（'IW感的）needs.However,there?salsoariskthat

theymaytruststrangersmorewhentheyaredown.Ifsstillimportanttothinkabouthowsafethisvirtualservice

is,especiallywhenitasksformoremoney.

56.A"virtualtreehole^^meansthatyoucansomeonetolistentoyou.

57.Virtualproductscanhelppeopleandkeepthemhappy.

58.WhatisthemostimportantreasonforYuXiaoyutobuya"virtualtreehole”?

59.Whatmayhappenifpeopletalktosomeonewhocan'thelpthemthrougha“treehole”?

60.Doyoulikevirtualproducts?Whyorwhynot?

（2024.河北邯鄲?二模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。

Anewandexcitinginventionnowallowsdeafpeopletoseeconversationsinreal-time.Usingaugmented

reality（AR）glassesandasmartphone,deafandhearing-impaired（聽(tīng)力受損的）peoplearealsoabletojoinin

everydayconversations.

TheARglassesweredevelopedbyDanScarfeafterhehadabigdinnerwithhisfamily.Themansawhis

97-year-oldhearing-impairedgrandfathersittingaloneinsilencewhiletherestofthefamilyweretalking

excitedly.HisgrandfatheralwayswatchedTVshowswithsubtitles（字幕）.Hesuddenlyrealizedthatmaybethe

ARglassescouldhelp.

Scarfegottowork,withNreal,anARglassesmaker.Sixmonthslater,anewpairofARglassescameout.

Theglasseshaveathingthatreceivestheaudio（音頻）fromtheenvironmentandsendsittoaconnected

smartphone.Thephonethencreatessubtitlesfromthataudio.Byspecialprograms,thesesubtitlesthenappearon

theuser'sglasses9screen.

ThecompanytestedtheglassesintheUK.TheUKwaschosenasatestinggroundasover12million

adultsinBritainhavehearingproblems.However,whentheproductgoestothewholeworld,itcouldchangethe

livesofabout430millionpeople.Thisisonly5%oftheworld'spopulationandincludes70millionpeoplewith

totalhearingproblems.

Thisisagamechangerforthedeaf.MarkAtkinson,whoisusingtheARglasses,says,“Asadeafperson

myself,Iammovedbythisnewtechnology.WhenItriedontheglassesforthefirsttime,Iwassosurprised.

Althoughtheyarealittleexpensive,Ilikethemverymuch.Real-timesubtitlesmademebecomepartofthe

conversationasneverbefore.^^

1-2題完成句子；3-5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

61.Thetechnologycanhelpdeafandhearing-impairedpeopletojoinin.

62.DanScarfedgrandfatherwouldwhileothersweretalkingexcitedly.

63.Whatwilltheglassesdoafterreceivingtheaudio?

64.Iftheproductgoesaroundtheworld,howmanypeople'slivescouldbechanged?

65.DoyouliketheARglasses?Whyorwhynot?

（2024.河北秦皇島.一模）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成各題。

Whatwilltheschoolsbelikeinthefuture?Smartschoolswillbetheschoolsofourcentury.Thesefuture

schoolsaredifferentfromthoseinthepast.Theyusehightechnologytohelpstudentslearnmorequicklyand

safely,aswellasbringconveniencetoteachers.

TheUniversityofBritishColumbiahasbuiltCanada?sfirst5Gsmartschool.Theschoolworkedwitha

high-techcompanytobuilda5Gnetworkacrosstheschool.

AtStaffordshireUniversityintheUK,manystudentsenjoytalkingtoBeaconandaskingitquestions.

BeaconisanAIrobotthatwasmadebytheuniversity.Itislikeapersonalhelperforstudents.Theycanaskit

questions,anditcananswerasarealteacher.

AmazonintheUSalsohassmartschoolproducts.Alexa,thecompany'svoice-activated（聲控的）smart

robot,canbeusedtohelpteacherswiththeirclasses.Forexample,itcanrememberwhattheteacher9sclassroom

islike,suchashowbrightthelightsshouldbe,andchangethemrightaway.

5GsmartschoolsinChinahavebeenabighelpforstudentswhotakeonlineclasses.Withvirtual（虛擬）

realitysystems,thestudentscanalsoseeplacesliketheGreatWallwithoutleavingtheirclassrooms.

Universitiesareoftendescribedas“mini-cities“andarethoughtsuitabletotestsmarttechnology.They

havebeenlikealivinglabonsmartschoolsthesedays.

1、2題完成句子；3?5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。

66.AmazonintheUScanuseAlexatowiththeirclasses.

67.Peoplethinkuniversitiesaresuitableto.

68.Whowillsmartschoolshelpalot?

69.WhatisBeaconlikeatschool?

70.Doyouthinkitnecessarytobuildsmartschools?Whyorwhynot?

（23-24九年級(jí)上.河北張家口.期末）任務(wù)型閱讀。

WhydidChinesepeoplehavemorethanonenameinancienttimes?InancientChina,people'snameshad

threeparts,theirfamilyname,givennameandcourtesyname（表字）.TakefamouspoetLiBaifor