时事热点人工智能--完形填空高频考点押题练-2025年中考英语三轮复习备考
时事热点人工智能--完形填空
How will cities use technology in the future to maintain power during natural disasters? Some bright middle school students are 1 this question.
2 of students from around the world explained their ideas regarding this topic at the Future City competition, which recently took place in Washington, DC. Students from the Justice Page Middle School in Minneapolis, US, were on one of the teams.
3 using popular technologies like flying cars and artificial intelligence (人工智能), the students from Justice Page took a more simple approach (方式) to the topic.
They spent a few weeks 4 their ideas and building a model to demonstrate (展 示) them. They chose the city of Maui in Hawaii as the setting for their project. They chose this city because several different kinds of natural disasters happened there in the past.
In their project, they covered roofs in the city with solar panels ( 太 阳 能 板 ), which powered a spinning ring (旋转的环形物) that produces and stores power.
5 a power failure happens, the stored power can be sent to different neighborhoods. Extra energy can also be 6 to areas without power.
The students 7 their model to life with 3D printing technology. They printed the parts they needed and set them up on circuit boards (电路板). To make the model more realistic (逼真的), they made a base out of wooden blocks and grass. The model has lights and 8 a small train that travels back and forth. The team did not win the finals, but the experience was 9 . Ryan Rowell, 13, said he thought it was cool to think about things that he hadn’t considered before. He also saw 10 other teams made their own presentations and marketed interesting ideas. He said he wants to keep learning about engineering.
1.A.worrying about B.thinking about C.speaking about D.hearing about
2.A.Groups B.Classes C.Teams D.Armies
3.A.By B.While C.Instead of D.Because of
4.A.developing B.spreading C.supporting D.encouraging
5.A.Unless B.Before C.Until D.When
6.A.received B.held C.taken D.sent
7.A.brought B.kept C.created D.fixed
8.A.ever B.even C.still D.just
9.A.successful B.valuable C.strange D.enough
10.A.how B.which C.when D.what
Now, it seems that artificial intelligence(人工智能) is becoming more and more popular in our life, and it has greatly influenced the ways we live, work and play. Can you 11 that you can play table tennis with a robot one day?
Recently, a scientist has invented a special robot that can be a table tennis 12 . That 13 people can learn how to play table tennis not only from humans but also from a robot.
Named Forpheus, the smart table tennis robot is quite special. It can study the 14 of human players and the speeds of the ball. In this way, it can 15 judge(判断) the players’ skill levels. Then it uses the information to 16 the ways to play. If the players are just beginners, Forpheus will play in a slow and easy way. But if the players are better ones, the robot will play in a 17 and more difficult way. 18 , while playing, it encourages players to try their best with words like: “Good job!”, “Come on!” and so on. At the same time, it gives some good 19 to improve their skills. So, it is both a good partner and a clever coach.
Science and technology is developing quickly these days and no one knows what will happen in the future. “In the next 20 years, it will be 20 that one robot teaches another to play table tennis or even invents another one!” Takurya, the inventor of the robot, said.
11.A.think B.find C.imagine D.suppose
12.A.player B.star C.student D.coach
13.A.shows B.means C.makes D.proves
14.A.languages B.movements C.thoughts D.positions
15.A.quietly B.slowly C.exactly D.carefully
16.A.lead B.take C.change D.work
17.A.fast B.faster C.slow D.slower
18.A.What’s more B.However C.After all D.First of all
19.A.abilities B.advantages C.attention D.advice
20.A.possible B.impossible C.sure D.unsure
完形填空
Have you ever played the Go game(围棋)before? If yes, you may know how challenging it can be. The Go game is usually played 21 two people. But on March 9, Google's computer program AlphaGo challenged world human Go champion Lee Sedol(李世石)of South Korea. And AlphaGo 22 Lee 4-1.
A1phaGo, an artificial intelligence (AI, 人工智能)program made 23 Google's DeepMind , has studied 30 million moves from games played by human experts. It has also played against itself to remember those moves 24 , AlphaGo is able to find out what the board will likely look like several moves ahead of time. So then it can make the best 25
AI is when computer or computer software are able to have intelligent behavior, such as thinking or 26 like a human. In our daily life, we already use AI in some ways - Apple's Siri and 27 engines like Baidu and Google.
British computer scientist Alan Mathison Turing is considered the father of AI. He 28 the Turing Test(图灵测试)to find out 29 machines could actually think. The Turing Test goes like this: A computer can be called intelligent if it could fool a human into believing that it was human, Turing wrote in 1950.
Some people may worry whether computers are now smart enough to do everything. But experts say that is not the 30 Real life problems can be more complicated(复杂的)than the Go game.
21.A.between B.in C.among D.of
22.A.hit B.win C lose C.beat
23.A.in B.by C.of D.from
24.A.In this way B.After all C.As usual D.In public
25.A.designs B.mistakes C.choices D.possibilities
26.A.smiling B.walking C.acting D.looking
27.A.Internet B.website C.search D.computer
28.A.created B.invented C.discovered D.found
29.A.when B.whether C.what D.why
30.A.way B.end C.reason D.case