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【阅读理解】议论文，说明文
A篇：人工智能：复旦大学限制学生使用 AI 写论文，引热议。
B篇：人工智能：AI进驻厨房，如果人类不再做饭，我们的社会将会怎样？
C篇：社会热点：顶流—刀郎。他的音乐会“山歌响起的地方”为什么深受人们喜爱。
D篇：人工智能：人工智能制作视频越来越逼真，这可能导致信任危机，引发人们对这种技术
发展的担忧与思考。
E篇：社会热点：爱自己，但别因此陷入消费陷阱。
F篇：社会热点：《黑神话：悟空》在全球年度游戏大奖The Game Awards（TGA）中获奖。实现了中国游戏史上多个“零的突破”
【阅读理解】：记叙文：洗涤心灵，启迪智慧，传播正能量的故事
G篇： 什么是勇敢？真正的勇气是永不言败。
【完形填空】
“一分耕耘，一分收获”，劳动给人们带来的收获和满足，以及人们能从劳动中获得生活技能、懂得耐心和努力工作的重要性等。
【语法填空】
诗歌欣赏：陶渊明。《饮酒 》——采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。
阅读理解A
Fudan University in Shanghai has a new rule abut using AI fr writing cllege papers. The rule says students cannt use AI fr six things, including creating r changing experiment results, as well as plishing r translating their writing. Breaking this rule may cst students their cllege degree.
The new rule has caused heated discussins nline, as it is believed t be the wrld’s strictest. Supprters think Fudan is ding the right thing. With the rise f generative AI (生成式人工智能) like ChatGPT, 86 percent f students wrldwide had used AI fr schlwrk by July, accrding t glbal research cmpany Statista. Sme even let AI d all the wrk, which can be dangerus, especially in jbs like nursing (护理) and firefighting (消防), nted Frbes.
The difficulty in catching AI-generated schlwrk adds t the prblem. A US study in March fund that nly 37 percent f teachers have prper training in using AI detectin prgrams. The detectin prgrams als have truble keeping up with fast-develping generative AI, which nw creates less predictable cntent, explained Australian expert Len Furze n his website. As a result, detectin prgrams d nt always wrk well. Teachers cannt fully trust them, as ne mistake by the prgram can seriusly affect (影响) a student, nted Educatin Week.
Even s, sme experts think Fudan is being t strict. “Stpping the use f AI fr tuch-up (润色) r translatin des nt imprve creativity, but may cause students t spend t much time n language issues (问题),” Prfessr Gu Yingjian frm Renmin University f China tld China Science Daily. He suggested that Fudan shuld learn frm the experiences f Harvard and Cambridge by teaching students t use AI crrectly and requiring them t disclse when they have used it.
1. What are students at Fudan University nt allwed t d with AI?
A. Draw pictures. B. Design experiments. C. Learn languages. D. Translate their writings.
2. What des Paragraph 2 shw abut Fudan’s new rule?
A. It will affect many industries. B. It met serius ppsitin.
C. It is supprted by sme peple. D. It is nt the strictest in the wrld.
3. Why is catching AI-generated schlwrk difficult?
A. AI detectin prgrams are hard t use.
B. There is n prper training fr teachers.
C. Sme teachers dn’t treat using AI as a big prblem.
D. Detectin tls develp slwer than AI technlgy.
4. Hw shuld students use AI, accrding t Prfessr Gu Yingjian?
A. Avid using AI cmpletely. B. Use AI fr mre creative tasks.
C. Use AI wisely and nte the use f it. D. Use AI mstly fr language help.
阅读理解B
Autmated Kitchens: Benefits and Risks
D yu think autmated (自动化的)kitchens nly exist in science fictin shws like Star Trek? Well, think again! Nwadays, rbts are already being used t d many things in the kitchen, like frying chicken, making pizzas, and preparing salads. And artificial intelligence (AI) can even create new recipes based n the ingredients available in a kitchen. There are als mre advanced ideas being develped t make high-quality restaurant kitchens autmated.
At first, because new technlgies are usually expensive, it's the restaurants and ther businesses that start using AI kitchen technlgies. But as time passes by, the prices will prbably g dwn enugh fr rdinary families t affrd. This will change hw ur hmes and sciety wrk.
There are sme gd things abut AI kitchens. Fr example, cks dn't have t d bring jbs like peeling ptates r standing in ne place fr hurs. This saves time and lets peple d mre imprtant things. AI can als prvide different kinds f special diets and tastes t meet persnal needs.
Hwever, there are als prblems. Cking is nt just abut making fd. It's a gd activity that helps peple cmmunicate and express themselves. If we dn't need humans t ck anymre, these gd things might disappear. Family relatinships might nt be as gd withut the time spent tgether in the kitchen.
Mrever, the kitchen is like a science lab at hme. It's imprtant fr kids t learn abut materials, chemistry, and hw t slve prblems thrugh cking.
We als have t think abut cultural prblems. Smetimes, AI might change traditinal recipes and cking methds because it desn't understand cultural details well. This culd make the dishes less diverse. If we rely t much n technlgy fr cking, the fd might taste the same. It's similar t hw AI art images lk alike in different apps.
In cnclusin, while new technlgies bring cnvenience, they als have a price. We need t think abut the pssible prblems they might cause in ur sciety, especially when it cmes t smething as imprtant as fd in ur daily lives.
1. Why are restaurants the first t use AI kitchen technlgies, accrding t the text?
A. They are mre interested in autmatin.
B. They can affrd the high csts.
C. They have mre space fr rbts.
D. They want t attract mre custmers.
2. What is ne ptential benefit f AI kitchens mentined in the article?
A. Meeting varius tastes. B. Saving mney n fd.
C. Reducing kitchen waste. D. Imprving family relatinships.
3. If AI takes ver cking cmpletely, what might happen t traditinal cking skills?
A. They might be imprved. B. They might be lst.
C. They might stay the same. D. They might becme mre ppular.
4. What aspects may artificial intelligence kitchens have prblems accrding t the article？
A. AI cannt understand cultural details and might change traditinal recipes.
B. AI cannt prvide special diets and tastes.
C. AI cannt reduce the price f kitchen technlgy.
D. AI cannt cnduct scientific experiments in the kitchen.
5. What is the authr’s attitude tward the widespread use f AI kitchens?
A. Uncaring. B. Unclear. C. Psitive. D. Cautius.
阅读理解C
Da Lang, wh is widely knwn as the "Peple's Artist," has a very interesting stry in the Chinese music wrld. He didn't cme frm a fancy backgrund but started with a great lve fr music.
He first became famus with sme really ppular sngs. Fr example, "Lve Sng f Xinjiang" and "The First Snw in 2002" were played everywhere. Peple liked his music because it was different. He mixed the special music frm different ethnic grups in China with his wn feelings and stries. His wrds in the sngs were like beautiful pictures that shwed the nice views and the real lives f peple in the west f China. This made his music tuch the hearts f many rdinary peple.
Then, when he released "Flk Sng Liazhai," it was like a big surprise. In this album, he shwed that he culd d even mre amazing things with music. There were new and mre cmplicated kinds f music in it, and the themes were deeper. It wasn't just easy t listen t; it made peple think and feel mre. When peple listened t it, they seemed t g int a different wrld and understand mre abut life and feelings. This album made everyne see that Da Lang was nt nly a gd singer but als a very creative artist.
Nw, his "Where the Flk Sngs Resund" cncert series is really ppular in many cities. The lcal cultural and turism departments like these cncerts a lt. The reasn is that his cncerts shw the great charm f flk music. Many peple cme t the cncerts, and this helps the lcal turism. When peple cme t a city t listen t the cncert, they als spend mney n htels, fd, and ther things. This is gd fr the lcal ecnmy. Als, these cncerts let mre peple knw abut the beauty f flk music. Peple can feel the strng life energy in the music and learn mre abut the different cultures in China.
Da Lang is imprtant because he made flk music becme smething that everyne lves. His music is like a bridge. It cnnects different places and different ages f peple. With his music, he tells the stries f the cmmn peple and shws the rich culture f China. He has becme a very special artist that the peple really like because he is real and his music is s gd.
1.Why did Da Lang's music resnate（引起共鸣） with many rdinary peple?
A. Because it was cmplex and difficult t understand.
B. Because it was simple and easy t dance t.
C. Because it described the beauty and real lives f peple in the west f China.
D. Because it nly appealed t peple frm ethnic minrities.
2.What was the influence f Da Lang's album "Flk Sng Liazhai" n his career?
A. It shwed that he was a ne-hit wnder.
B. It shws his ability t create mre cmplex and deeper music.
C. It marked the end f his musical career.
D. It made him famus nly in his hmetwn.
3. Hw d Da Lang's cncerts benefit lcal ecnmies?
A. By prviding free entertainment fr lcals.
B. By fcusing n lcal histry and culture.
C. By nly attracting turists frm neighbring cities.
D. By encuraging peple t spend mney n htels, fd, and ther services.
4.What cntributin des Da Lang's music make t the prtectin f Chinese culture?
A. By ignring(忽视) traditinal elements and fcusing n mdern trends.
B. By telling stries that reflect the rich culture f China.
C. By nly perfrming in Chinese dialects.
D. By excluding ther cultures in his music.
5.What is the main idea f the passage?
A. The intrductin f Da Lang and his music achievements.
B. The influence f Da Lang's music n the ecnmy.
C. The prcess f Da Lang becming a famus singer.
D. The descriptin f Da Lang's music styles.
阅读理解D
In tday’s cmpetitive sciety, it seems everyne is talking abut self-care. Michela Luciani, a teacher f nursing at the University f Milan-Biccca in Italy, says self-care is t keep fit and avid getting sick. Hwever, the term has been used ver time by cmpanies and influencers t sell prducts that encurage peple t fcus n themselves, and this makes peple feel even lnelier.
Yu can see many examples f this n scial media. Brands are selling all kinds f self-care prducts there, like things fr the skin and t help hair grw. Influencers knw peple are mre interested in mental health nw. S, they made a lt mre vides n YuTube with the help f spnsrs. These vides shw what they d every day fr self-care. In 2022, the glbal market fr self-care prducts was wrth 5.6 trillin dllars. It seems like it's helping peple feel calm, but a reprter frm Vx, Allie Vlpe, said it might be a trick.
Buying these prducts might make us feel gd fr a little while, but it desn't slve the real prblems. A psychlgist called Maytal Eyal says it makes peple think t much abut themselves and becme lnely.
Why d peple like cnsumer self-care? Eyal thinks individualism is the main reasn. In tday's wrld, asking fr help is thught t be embarrassing. Peple see independence as very imprtant. When they're tld they must take care f themselves, they feel they have t d it alne. Wanting t be perfect als makes them buy mre self-care prducts. Scial media tells us t be calm and psitive. It shws us nice but impssible pictures and cstly "slutins".
While the cnsumer self-care is just abut ne persn, the real self-care is abut being with thers. As Eyal said, if we can find a gd balance between taking care f urselves and thers, that's the true self-care.
1. What is Michela Luciani’s definitin f self-care?
A. Buying prducts t relax. B. Staying healthy and aviding illness.
C. Spending mney t feel better. D. Fcusing n persnal grwth.
2.What can we knw frm the passage abut the glbal market fr self-care prducts?
A. It will cntinue t grw rapidly.
B. It may nt truly benefit peple's mental health.
C. It is dminated by a few large cmpanies.
D. It has led t a decrease in scial interactin.
3.If a persn always buys self-care prducts, we can infer that he/she might ________.
A. have serius mental health prblems
B. be easily influenced by marketing
C. have a gd balance f self-care and caring fr thers
D. be gd at taking care f himself/herself
4. Hw can we practice real self-care, accrding t the text?
A. By buying fewer self-care prducts. B. By keeping a psitive attitude.
C. By becming mre independent. D. By balancing self-care with caring fr thers.
5.What is the main idea f the passage?
A. The grwth f the self-care prduct market and its benefits.
B . The reasns fr the ppularity f self-care prducts.
C. Hw t achieve a balance between self-care and caring fr thers.
D. The negative effects f cnsumer self-care and the imprtance f true self-care.
阅读理解E
I gt a chance t see a dem (演示)f Sra, which is a new vide-making tl frm OpenAI. It was really amazing, but it als made me feel wrried abut what's ging t happen in the future.
Vide is nw a new area that AI is explring. OpenAI has just intrduced Sra in the US, and Meta has als said they have their wn tl called Mvie Gen that can turn text int vide. But the questin is, are we really ready fr a wrld where we can't tell if the vides we see are real r nt?
This new technlgy, just like the nes that make AI text r pictures, can create shrt vide parts based n the instructins we give. In the Sra dem, it made a vide f a tree frg in the Amazn that lked like a nature dcumentary. The vide lked very real, but when I watched the tree frg, I didn't feel s excited. Instead, I felt a little sad. Because the tree frg, the branch it was n, and the rainfrest it lived in, nne f them were real. The scene lked gd, but it was actually empty inside.
In the past few years, the tls that make AI text and pictures have develped very fast. But vide made by AI seems even mre dangerus. In the past, it was harder t change mving pictures than still nes, but nw AI is changing this. Sme bad peple use AI t cpy peple's vices and cheat them ut f mney. And sme peple wh spread false infrmatin use smething called deepfakes fr different reasns. The peple wh made these AI tls seem t knw abut these prblems, and they are trying t fix them by adding sme safety things.
When I watched the tree frg vide made by AI, I kept thinking abut what the meaning f it was. We like nature dcumentaries because they shw real things and it's nt easy t get thse vides. But AI vides are made by learning frm ld vides, s they can never be as real as the nes taken in nature.
Maybe it desn't matter hw a vide is made. But what makes me sad is the cheating in AI vides. As AI vides lk mre and mre real, they might take away the beauty f real phts and vides. We can't trust ur eyes anymre, and we have t be like detectives t find ut if a vide is real r nt. I shared a cute rabbit vide n Instagram nt lng ag, and my husband asked if it was made by AI. That questin made the fun f sharing the vide g away. In a wrld where anything can be fake, maybe everything we see is nt real.
1.What are Sra and Mvie Gen mentined in the article?
A. Tw new scial media platfrms B. Tw new vide games
C. Tw new vide-making tls D. Tw new pht-editing apps
2. What was the authr’s reactin t the dem f Sra?
A. She felt excited abut the new technlgy.
B. She felt disappinted by its inaccuracy（误差）.
C. She blamed the creatrs fr cheating thers.
D. She began t feel wrried abut the future.
3. Why did the authr feel sad when watching the tree frg vide made by Sra?
A. It lacks the qualities f reality.
B. the tree frg is an endangered animal.
C. It reminded her f the decline f rainfrests.
D. It lwered her amazement fr nature dcumentaries.
4. Accrding t paragraph 4, what prblem can AI vide generatin technlgy cause?
A. Reduced creativity in riginal vides.
B. Higher prductin csts fr real vides.
C. Difficulty in telling misleading cntent.
D. The vides it makes are f pr quality.
5. Why des the authr mentin her experience in the last paragraph?
A. T shw her cautius attitude tward vides.
B. T prve AI media can cause dubt and distrust.
C. T suggest peple stp sharing vides nline.
D. T warn peple f the ptential cheat in AI media.
阅读理解F
On August 20th, 2024, smething really imprtant happened in the Chinese gaming industry. A new game called Black Myth: Wukng was released all ver the wrld. This is a very cl AAA actin rle-playing game made by Game Science. Just a few hurs after it came ut, it became the mst-played single-player game n Steam. Lts f peple talked abut it n scial media.
Black Myth: Wukng uses ideas frm Chinese mythlgies and the famus bk Jurney t the West. Players can be Sun Wukng and g n exciting adventures. The game gt sme ideas frm Stephen Chw’s A Chinese Odyssey. It makes a really nice dreamy wrld with Chinese things like faraway muntains, wild rads, and ld temples. The different mnsters, gds, and ther characters in the game that lk like Chinese designs cme frm The Classic f Muntains and Seas. This makes the ld Chinese mythlgy stries feel new again.
Feng Ji, wh started Game Science and is the CEO, said that the game was made nly by a Chinese team. They wanted t tell Chinese stries t peple all ver the wrld. He said, “The stry and the art ideas are very imprtant. They put Chinese stries and ld cultural things int the game in a gd way.” He thught that what makes a game really gd is nt hw much mney was spent n it r hw it lks, but if players really like playing it.
The Xinhua News Agency said that t make a really gd game that makes yu feel like yu’re in anther wrld, the game team spent a lng time ging t different places in China. They lked at ld and imprtant places and put them int the game scenes. The game has 36 places that lk like real places in the wrld. 27 f them are in Shanxi Prvince, China. This gives players a very special and fun visual experience.
The game has made mre peple interested in Shanxi’s ld culture. On the day the game came ut, the number f peple lking fr infrmatin abut traveling t Shanxi went up by mre than 10%. Since July, the number f peple bking trips t Shanxi has dubled. And the number f turists ging t Shanxi has grwn by 50%. Shanxi has a lt f nice places fr turists, but nt many peple knew abut it befre. The game has shwn Shanxi’s ld things in a nice and interesting way. It has made peple want t learn mre abut the culture and g there t travel.
1.What des paragraph 2 mainly tell us abut the game?
A. Where its design ideas cme frm. B. Hw ppular it is.
C. Wh plays it. D. Its meaning in culture.
2. What is the key t making a truly valuable game accrding t Feng Ji?
A. Making a lt f mney fr the game cmpany.
B. Putting Chinese stries int art ideas.
C. Making cl characters and nice lks.
D. Giving players a gd time.
3.Which wrds are best fr describing the game's prductin team?
A. Having big gals and wrking fast.
B. Being sure f themselves and making a lt.
C. Wrking hard and aiming high.
D. Having much experience and being creative.
A. hard-wrking and caring B. Cnfident and prductive.
C. Devted and high-standard. D. Experienced and imaginative.
4.Hw des the game help Shanxi Prvince?
A. By making mre peple want t g there fr culture and travel.
B. By making it mre famus arund the wrld.
C. By asking peple t prtect its ld things.
D. By getting mre mney fr its game business.
阅读理解G
A father was very wrried abut his sn, wh, at 15 r 16 years ld, seemed t shw n signs f curage. S, the father went t see a famus bxing (拳击) cach and asked him t help his sn. The cach agreed and said, “Leave yur sn with me. In three mnths, I prmise he will be a changed persn. Hwever, yu must nt visit him during this time.” The father agreed.
Three mnths later, the father returned t pick up his sn as prmised. The cach set up a friendly match between the by and an experienced bxer t shw the training results. As sn as the match began, the by was kncked dwn hard. But t everyne’s surprise, he quickly gt up and faced his ppnent (对手) again. He was kncked dwn again right away, but immediately jumped back t his feet. This happened again and again. The by was kncked dwn 16 times, yet each time he std up, determined t face the challenge.
The cach turned t the father and asked, “D yu think yur sn’s perfrmance shws curage?” The father, feeling ashamed, replied, “I’m s disappinted. I never expected that after sending him here fr three mnths f training, he wuld still get kncked dwn s easily.”
The cach shk his head and said, “I really feel srry fr yu. Yu’re missing the pint. Yu nly see the falls, the superficial (表面上的) winning r lsing. Dn’t yu see the curage and tenacity (韧性) f yur sn t get up each time? That’s true strength. A strng persn isn’t smene wh never falls, but smene wh rises every time they d. That’s true curage.”
1. Why did the father want his sn t learn bxing?
A. T make him physically strnger. B. T train him t be braver.
C. T make him learn t fllw rules. D. T help him becme an experienced bxer.
2. What happened t the by during the friendly match?
A. He refused t fight back. B. He wn the match easily.
C. He gt kncked dwn many times. D. He culdn’t get up at the end f the match.
3. Hw did the father feel at first abut the result f the match?
A. He felt upset. B. He was angry. C. He felt relaxed. D. He was prud.
4. Why did the cach think the by had shwn true strength?
A. He never felt srry fr himself.
B. He wn the match in the end.
C. He had kept n training fr three mnths.
D. He was brave enugh t get up after each fall.
完形填空
One spring mrning, Mrs. Jnes was in her garden with her grandsn. She said, “Mike, I 1 t plant sme vegetables here. Are yu ging t help me?”
“Sure, Grandma, but culd yu tell me why yu want t plant vegetables?” said Mike.
Mrs. Jnes replied, “We can eat them when they are fully grwn. But it will 2 a few mnths.”
Mike had n 3 f grwing vegetables, s he asked in surprise, “A few mnths? Why dn’t we just g t the stre and buy sme?”
“Dear, when I was yur age, my parents taught me t plant vegetables. I gt sme life 4 frm the farm wrk,” Mrs. Jnes explained, “Planting is nt a bring chre, but a(n) 5 activity. We can chse t plant ur favrite vegetables and watch them grw up. Mre imprtantly, they taste fresher than thse frm stres.”
These wrds made Mike excited. “I can’t wait t try the interesting wrk, Grandma,” Mike said. Finally, they decided t plant ptates and tmates.
The next day, Mrs. Jnes and Mike started plughing and swing (耕种). It tk them several hurs t 6 the wrk. Seeing the hpeful garden, Mike felt pleased.
Mrs. Jnes and Mike 7 the garden carefully. As time went n, the tmates and ptates grew bigger, which made Mike understand the 8 f patience and hard wrk.
It was time t harvest (收获). Mike picked lts f ptates and tmates, and he shared sme f them with his neighbrs. Then he went hme with the rest f the vegetables and 9 them t his grandma. Mrs. Jnes used them t ck a dish. Mike tasted it and gt a strng feeling f 10 .“N pains, n gains. Fr me, nthing can be mre delicius than it!” Mike said happily.
1. A. hateB. prepareC. disagreeD. learn
2. A. causeB. wasteC. takeD. start
3. A. experienceB. pressureC. chanceD. pleasure
4. A. habitsB. waysC. hbbiesD. skills
5. A. meaninglessB. unfairC. enjyableD. respnsible
6. A. describeB. imagineC. manageD. cmplete
7. A. cleaned upB. tk afterC. lked afterD. built up
8. A. imprtanceB. symblC. spiritD. success
9. A. returnedB. paidC. sldD. handed
10. A. kindnessB. disappintment C. satisfactinD. sadness
语法填空
饮酒 (陶渊明)
结庐在人境，而无车马喧。
问君何能尔，心远地自偏。
采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。
山气日夕佳，飞鸟相与还。
此中有真意，欲辨已忘言。
Drinking Wine
In peple’s haunt (常去之处) I build my ct;
Of wheel’s and hf’s (马蹄的) nise I hear nt.
Hw can it leave n me n trace (痕迹)?
Secluded (隐居的) heart makes secluded place.
I pick fenceside (篱笆旁的) asters at will;
Carefree I see the Suthern Hill.
The muntain air’s fresh day and night;
Tgether birds g hme in flight.
What revelatin (启示) at this view?
Wrds fail me if I try t tell yu.
(Translated by Xu Yuanchng)
Ta Yuanming was a famus Chinese pet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. At that time, the sciety was a bit chatic（混乱的）. Ta Yuanming didn't like the nisy and cmplicated curt life, s he wanted t live a simple and quiet life in the cuntryside. This 1.__________(chse) had a big influence n his pems.
The pem "Drinking Wine" 2.__________(write) when he left his jb and started his reclusive(隐居的) life. The plitical situatin wasn't gd then, but he fund cmfrt in nature. This pem shws his idea f living 3.________ (happy) with nature and being satisfied with a simple life.
His writing style is easy and direct. He uses simple wrds 4.___________(tell) deep thughts. In this pem, at the beginning, he said he lived in a place with peple, but he didn't care abut the nisy carriages and hrses. It means he culd keep calm inside n matter where he was. The wrds "Secluded heart makes secluded place" are really meaningful. They tell us that 5_________(we) inner feeling decides hw we see the place arund us.
Then, he wrte abut picking chrysanthemums by the fence and 6._________( lk) at the faraway hill. This is nt just abut a nice view. It shws his 7____________(peace) and happy feeling inside. The fresh air and the flying birds ging hme als make us feel the harmny with nature.
At the end f the pem, he said he 8__________(understand) smething imprtant but culdn't find the right wrds t say it. This is a cmmn thing in pems. It makes the pem mre meaningful.
All in all, "Drinking Wine" shws Ta Yuanming's life and his thughts. It gives us a feeling f peace and happiness that cmes frm living with nature and being true t urselves. This pem is imprtant 9__________ it can make peple frm different times and places feel 10.__________ same way and remember the simple jys and the beauty f peace.