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Ⅰ.阅读理解
A
Hneybees understand that “nthing” can be “smething” that has numerical meaning, shwing that they have a primitive grasp f the cncept f zer, accrding t a newlypublished study in Science.
Previus experiments have shwn that hneybees have sme facility fr numbers, because they were able t cunt landmarks (地标) as they searched arund fr a sweet reward. But in these tests, the insects culdn't cunt very high—nly t abut fur. Still, that made researchers in Australia and France want t explre what else the bees culd d with numbers.
Scarlett Hward at RMIT University in Melburne attracted bees t a wall where they were presented with tw square cards. Each card had a different number f black symbls, such as dts r triangles. Hward trained ne grup f bees t understand that sugar water wuld always be lcated under the card with the least number f symbls. “They culd cme and see tw circles versus (与……相对) three circles, r fur triangles versus ne triangle，” she explains. The bees quickly learned t fly t the card with the fewest symbls.
But then they gt anther test. The researchers presented the bees with a card that had a single symbl and a blank card. The bees seemed t understand that “zer” was less than ne, because they flew tward the blank card mre ften than expected if they were chsing at randm. “When we shwed them zer versus six, they did that at a much higher level than zer versus ne，” Hward says. “S what that tells us is that they cnsider zer as an actual quantity alng the number line.”
Aurre AvarguèsWeber, a researcher frm the University f Tuluse, pints ut even very yung children have truble understanding that zer is a number. “It's easy fr them t cunt ne, tw, three, fur, but zer, it's nt smething t cunt，” she explains. What's mre, the brains f bees are incredibly tiny brains cmpared with the brains f humans, scientist Nieder ntes. Even s, the bees can understand the abstract cncept f an empty set and he says he fund that very surprising.
1．What did the earlier studies find abut bees?
A．They culd fly higher than expected.
B．They culd understand sme numbers.
C．They culd remember a reward well.
D．They culd explre lcal landmarks.
2．What did bees learn t d in Hward's first test?
A．Distinguish circles frm triangles.
B．Draw varius symbls n the cards.
C．Identify the smaller f the tw numbers.
D．Lcate sugar water with symbl shapes.
3．Why did bees fly t the blank card mre frequently?
A.They were tld the lcatin f the reward.
B．They chse t d it thrughly by chance.
C．They preferred the card with nthing n it.
D．They thught f zer as an actual number.
4．Why are yung children mentined in the last paragraph?
A．T argue that bees have a surprising memry.
B.T shw that bees' gifts fr numbers are amazing.
C.T explain that bees learn as well as yung children.
D.T cnfirm that bees are smarter than yung children.
B
In August, Jasn M. Allen's piece “Théatre D'péra Spatial”—which he created with AI image generatr Midjurney—wn first place in the emerging artist divisin's “digital arts phtgraphy” categry at the Clrad State Fair Fine Arts Cmpetitin. The definitin fr the categry states that digital art refers t wrks that use “digital technlgy as part f the creative prcess”．
Allen's awardwinning image has led t debates abut what, exactly, it means t be an artist and whether AI can truly make art. “It feels bad fr the exact same reasn we dn't let rbts participate in the Olympics，” ne netizen wrte. “This is the literal definitin f pressing a few buttns t make a digital art ‘piece’，” anther wrte.
Yet while Allen didn't use a paintbrush, there was plenty f wrk invlved. First, Allen played arund with phrasing that led Midjurney t generate images f wmen in elegant dresses and space helmets, in an attempt t mix Victrianstyle cstuming with space themes. Over time, with many slight changes t his written prmpt (提示符), he created 900 different versins f what led t his final image. Then he imprved its reslutin thrugh Gigapixel AI and finally had the images printed.
Allen is glad the debate ver whether AI can be used t make art is attracting s much attentin. “Rather than hating n the technlgy, we need t recgnize that it's a pwerful tl and use it fr gd s we can all mve frward，” Allen said.
Cal Duran, ne f the judges fr the cmpetitin, said that while Allen's piece included a mentin f AI, he didn't realize that when judging it. Still, he stuck by his decisin t award it first place. “I think the AI technlgy may give mre pprtunities t peple wh may nt find themselves artists in the cnventinal way，” he said.
5．Why has Allen's wrk led t debates?
A．It was a cpy f a phtgraph.
B．He challenged the lder artists.
C．It was created with the help f AI.
D．He brke the rule f the cmpetitin.
6．What can best describe Allen's creating prcess?
A．Cperative.
B．Energycnsuming.
C．Straightfrward.
D．Imaginatinlacking.
7．What can we learn abut AI frm the last paragraph?
A．It is a dubleedged swrd.
B．It attracts cnventinal artists.
C．It strikes art judges as n surprise.
D．It may pen a new wrld t artists.
8．What is the text mainly abut?
A．A trend t be AI artists.
B．An AIgenerated art cntest.
C．Respnses t a winning AI artwrk.
D．Curisity abut an image generatr.
Ⅱ.读后续写
[2023·昆明市高三质量检测]阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
The first time we set eyes n the “Big Red”， Dad, Mm and I were n ur way hme. As we passed the Eatn's department stre's windw, we stpped as usual t have a lk and buy smething that we wanted.
The beautifully decrated windw display held the best tys ever. There were dlls much t pretty t play with. And they all lay beneath a surprisingly fantastic dress. Mm's eyes were glued t its shining red satin(缎子).
“My gdness，” she whispered. “Lk at that！” Then, Mm lked dwn at her wn cat—she had wrn the heavy grey wl cat every winter fr as lng as I culd remember. Mm was frever ding chres—ding laundry, tending the pigs and wrking in the garden— s she always wre husedresses and an aprn (围裙) t prtect the frnt. Als, she managed t make almst all f ur clthes. They weren't fancy, but they were cmfrtable.
“What a silly dress！” She shk her head. “Wh n earth wuld want such a big dress？” As we cntinued dwn the street, Mm turned her head fr ne mre lk. “My gdness! Yu'd think they'd display smething a persn culd use！”
Mther's Day was nearing, and the red dress was sn frgtten. Mther, f all peple, was nt ne t spend mney n items that were nt practical. “There are things we need mre than this.” She'd always say. Chsing a gift fr Mther's Day fr her was quite hard. When Dad and I asked, she thught carefully and then asked fr sme tea twels, faceclths r a new basin.
On ur last trip t twn befre Mther's Day, we were driving up Main Street when Mm suddenly shuted in surprise: “Lk！” She pinted excitedly as Dad drve past Eatn's. “That big red dress is gne，” she said in disbelief. “Wh'd be fl enugh t buy such a dress？” Mm questined, shaking her head. I was almst certain that I nticed a trace f lnging (一点渴望) in her vice.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式作答。
On the mrning f Mther's Day, Mm gt a large bx that read “Eatn's Finest Basin” n its wrapping paper.________________________________________________________________________
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________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
“Oh Frank...” She chked up and culdn't say a wrd, tears welling up in her eyes.________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2023·合肥高三质检
说明文
310词
★★★☆☆
2023·福州高三质检
议论文
329词
★★★☆☆
Ⅰ.阅读理解
A
Hneybees understand that “nthing” can be “smething” that has numerical meaning, shwing that they have a primitive grasp f the cncept f zer, accrding t a newlypublished study in Science.
Previus experiments have shwn that hneybees have sme facility fr numbers, because they were able t cunt landmarks (地标) as they searched arund fr a sweet reward. But in these tests, the insects culdn't cunt very high—nly t abut fur. Still, that made researchers in Australia and France want t explre what else the bees culd d with numbers.
Scarlett Hward at RMIT University in Melburne attracted bees t a wall where they were presented with tw square cards. Each card had a different number f black symbls, such as dts r triangles. Hward trained ne grup f bees t understand that sugar water wuld always be lcated under the card with the least number f symbls. “They culd cme and see tw circles versus (与……相对) three circles, r fur triangles versus ne triangle，” she explains. The bees quickly learned t fly t the card with the fewest symbls.
But then they gt anther test. The researchers presented the bees with a card that had a single symbl and a blank card. The bees seemed t understand that “zer” was less than ne, because they flew tward the blank card mre ften than expected if they were chsing at randm. “When we shwed them zer versus six, they did that at a much higher level than zer versus ne，” Hward says. “S what that tells us is that they cnsider zer as an actual quantity alng the number line.”
Aurre AvarguèsWeber, a researcher frm the University f Tuluse, pints ut even very yung children have truble understanding that zer is a number. “It's easy fr them t cunt ne, tw, three, fur, but zer, it's nt smething t cunt，” she explains. What's mre, the brains f bees are incredibly tiny brains cmpared with the brains f humans, scientist Nieder ntes. Even s, the bees can understand the abstract cncept f an empty set and he says he fund that very surprising.
1．What did the earlier studies find abut bees?
A．They culd fly higher than expected.
B．They culd understand sme numbers.
C．They culd remember a reward well.
D．They culd explre lcal landmarks.
2．What did bees learn t d in Hward's first test?
A．Distinguish circles frm triangles.
B．Draw varius symbls n the cards.
C．Identify the smaller f the tw numbers.
D．Lcate sugar water with symbl shapes.
3．Why did bees fly t the blank card mre frequently?
A.They were tld the lcatin f the reward.
B．They chse t d it thrughly by chance.
C．They preferred the card with nthing n it.
D．They thught f zer as an actual number.
4．Why are yung children mentined in the last paragraph?
A．T argue that bees have a surprising memry.
B.T shw that bees' gifts fr numbers are amazing.
C.T explain that bees learn as well as yung children.
D.T cnfirm that bees are smarter than yung children.
B
In August, Jasn M. Allen's piece “Théatre D'péra Spatial”—which he created with AI image generatr Midjurney—wn first place in the emerging artist divisin's “digital arts phtgraphy” categry at the Clrad State Fair Fine Arts Cmpetitin. The definitin fr the categry states that digital art refers t wrks that use “digital technlgy as part f the creative prcess”．
Allen's awardwinning image has led t debates abut what, exactly, it means t be an artist and whether AI can truly make art. “It feels bad fr the exact same reasn we dn't let rbts participate in the Olympics，” ne netizen wrte. “This is the literal definitin f pressing a few buttns t make a digital art ‘piece’，” anther wrte.
Yet while Allen didn't use a paintbrush, there was plenty f wrk invlved. First, Allen played arund with phrasing that led Midjurney t generate images f wmen in elegant dresses and space helmets, in an attempt t mix Victrianstyle cstuming with space themes. Over time, with many slight changes t his written prmpt (提示符), he created 900 different versins f what led t his final image. Then he imprved its reslutin thrugh Gigapixel AI and finally had the images printed.
Allen is glad the debate ver whether AI can be used t make art is attracting s much attentin. “Rather than hating n the technlgy, we need t recgnize that it's a pwerful tl and use it fr gd s we can all mve frward，” Allen said.
Cal Duran, ne f the judges fr the cmpetitin, said that while Allen's piece included a mentin f AI, he didn't realize that when judging it. Still, he stuck by his decisin t award it first place. “I think the AI technlgy may give mre pprtunities t peple wh may nt find themselves artists in the cnventinal way，” he said.
5．Why has Allen's wrk led t debates?
A．It was a cpy f a phtgraph.
B．He challenged the lder artists.
C．It was created with the help f AI.
D．He brke the rule f the cmpetitin.
6．What can best describe Allen's creating prcess?
A．Cperative.
B．Energycnsuming.
C．Straightfrward.
D．Imaginatinlacking.
7．What can we learn abut AI frm the last paragraph?
A．It is a dubleedged swrd.
B．It attracts cnventinal artists.
C．It strikes art judges as n surprise.
D．It may pen a new wrld t artists.
8．What is the text mainly abut?
A．A trend t be AI artists.
B．An AIgenerated art cntest.
C．Respnses t a winning AI artwrk.
D．Curisity abut an image generatr.
Ⅱ.读后续写
[2023·昆明市高三质量检测]阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
The first time we set eyes n the “Big Red”， Dad, Mm and I were n ur way hme. As we passed the Eatn's department stre's windw, we stpped as usual t have a lk and buy smething that we wanted.
The beautifully decrated windw display held the best tys ever. There were dlls much t pretty t play with. And they all lay beneath a surprisingly fantastic dress. Mm's eyes were glued t its shining red satin(缎子).
“My gdness，” she whispered. “Lk at that！” Then, Mm lked dwn at her wn cat—she had wrn the heavy grey wl cat every winter fr as lng as I culd remember. Mm was frever ding chres—ding laundry, tending the pigs and wrking in the garden— s she always wre husedresses and an aprn (围裙) t prtect the frnt. Als, she managed t make almst all f ur clthes. They weren't fancy, but they were cmfrtable.
“What a silly dress！” She shk her head. “Wh n earth wuld want such a big dress？” As we cntinued dwn the street, Mm turned her head fr ne mre lk. “My gdness! Yu'd think they'd display smething a persn culd use！”
Mther's Day was nearing, and the red dress was sn frgtten. Mther, f all peple, was nt ne t spend mney n items that were nt practical. “There are things we need mre than this.” She'd always say. Chsing a gift fr Mther's Day fr her was quite hard. When Dad and I asked, she thught carefully and then asked fr sme tea twels, faceclths r a new basin.
On ur last trip t twn befre Mther's Day, we were driving up Main Street when Mm suddenly shuted in surprise: “Lk！” She pinted excitedly as Dad drve past Eatn's. “That big red dress is gne，” she said in disbelief. “Wh'd be fl enugh t buy such a dress？” Mm questined, shaking her head. I was almst certain that I nticed a trace f lnging (一点渴望) in her vice.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式作答。
On the mrning f Mther's Day, Mm gt a large bx that read “Eatn's Finest Basin” n its wrapping paper.________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
“Oh Frank...” She chked up and culdn't say a wrd, tears welling up in her eyes.________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2023·合肥高三质检
说明文
310词
★★★☆☆
2023·福州高三质检
议论文
329词
★★★☆☆
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