2025届辽宁部分学校高三下学期5月考前押题英语试题

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学段 高中
学科 英语
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年级 高三
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使用场景 同步教学-阶段检测
学年 2025-2026
地区(省份) 辽宁省
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Thesestudiesnotonlypredictedanimalnamesbutalsoattemptedtodecode(vw)other“vocabularies”,suchas locationterms.Thesefindingsarecrucialforunderstandingthesocialstructuresandcommunicationpatternsof animals. AlthoughAIhasmadeprogressindecodinganimallanguages,creatingananimalversionof“Google Translate”isstilfarfromrealization.Thereisnoaccepteddefinitionofwhetheranimalscancommunicate beyondbasiclevels.Thatis,whethertheypossesslanguagestructures.Researchersaimnotonlytoconverse withwildlifeandpetsbutalsotogainadeeperunderstandingoftheirthoughtsandhowtheyperceivethemselves andtheworld. ThroughAItechnology,scientistsaregainingdeeperinsightsintoanimalcommunicationpatterns,which notonlyaidsintheconservationofendangeredspeciesbutmayalsorevealnewaspectsofanimalinteligenceand consciousness.Astechnologyadvances,wemaycomeclosertounderstandinganimallanguages,therefore improvingourcoexistencewiththem. 28.Whydospermwhalesmake“tailsounds”? A.Tocommunicatewithfamilymembers. B.Towarnotheranimalsofdanger. 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Sobasicaly,itsanewmediumforliterature.Ittakesadvantageoftechnologytobothwriteandpresenta pieceofwriting.Becauseitcomesinmanyshapesandsizes,thereisalotofgrayareainwhatcanactualybe considereddigitalliterature,butthinkofitasthemiddlegroundbetweenebooksandvideogames(noneofwhich aredigitalliterature).Oryoucanseeitasanintersectionofdigitalmediaandtextuality. Soifyouwriteanovelonyourcomputerandprintit,itsnotdigitalliterature.Butifyouwriteanoveland publishitinablogorsocialmedia,whileyouinteractwithyourreaders,thenthatsdigitalliterature. 32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“vague”inparagraph2mean? A.Correct. B.Outdated. C.Unclear. D.Scientific. 33.WhatcanweknowabouttheELOsdefinitionofdigitalliterature? A.Itfailedtoprovidetheguidelines. B.Itdidntalowfornewertechnologies. C.Itcouldeasilyleadtomisunderstandings. D.Ittookintoconsiderationonlyliteraryaspects. 34.Whichofthefolowingbelongstodigitalliteratureaccordingtotheauthor? A.Avideogame. B.Aprintednovel. C.Ablogcomment. 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