4月时文语法填空-藏语AI大模型Zeta发布，推动藏语数字化应用全面升级 -2026届高三英语二轮复习专项

时文语法填空 （1） 技术能否为弱势群体而设计 As the 2030 deadline for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals draws closer, progress is (1)_________ (increase) constrained by overlapping crises, from climate shocks to uneven recovery and widening inequality. Technological change, often celebrated as a great equalizer, has not resolved these divides but deepened them in many cases. Since China’s reform and opening-up, over 800 million people have been lifted out of extreme poverty. The scale of this achievement is widely discussed, (2)_______ people pay less attention to a key question: Can technology (3) _________ (shape) to serve vulnerable groups rather than those already positioned to benefit from it? This question grows (4)_________ (urge) as artificial intelligence accelerates innovation. Left to market forces alone, new technologies tend to appear in wealthy urban centers first. They consolidate around high-income (5)________ (use) and rarely diffuse to rural areas. Without intervention, technology does not naturally “trickle down” and may even reinforce inequality. China’s poverty reduction experience offers a solution. In Nanping, Fujian, the government deployed 225 agricultural scientists as “science and technology commissioners” in 1999. Their role was to provide direct technical support to villages. Their efforts (6)________ (lead) to higher crop yields and improved incomes, proving that technology diffusion needs institutional design, not passive expectation. In Ningxia, authorities broadened the definition of commissioners, allowing entrepreneurs (7)_________ (join) in and share risks with farmers. This flexible model was later institutionalized. Today, more commissioners work across China to link knowledge, capital and local capacity. (8)_________ (base) on inter-regional cooperation like the Fujian-Ningxia partnership, technical exchange has helped Ningxia develop a globally recognized wine industry. Such practices show that technological systems can be designed to benefit the disadvantaged. It requires societies to build proper institutions. The key challenge now is not just how fast innovation occurs, but (9)________ it reaches and on what terms. This experience has attracted interest from countries like Uzbekistan. They hope to adapt similar approaches (10)_______ their own contexts. （2） 义乌的发展路径提供了丰富的范例 Yiwu in Zhejiang province is known as “the world’s supermarket” because of (11)_______(it) wide range of goods and strong trade links. It has attracted many people who come to realize their dreams, and it is now regarded as an important business center in China, (12) ________ plays a key role in global trade. Nie Ziqin is one of the many people who found success in Yiwu. She came to the city at the age of 16 and started from small businesses. Over the years, she has built her own company, (13)________ (prove) that hard work can lead to success. Her experience shows that even small commodities can create big opportunities. In the past, Yiwu was a small city with poor conditions. However, it (14)_________ (develop) rapidly since the 1980s, and its export value ranks high in China. Today, the market connects with more than 200 countries and regions, which reflects its (15)_________ (grow) influence. The success of Yiwu is (16)________ (close) related to its spirit of innovation. The government has supported development (17) ________ improving policies and encouraging private businesses. Leaders have also suggested that other regions learn from Yiwu so that they can find paths (18)__________ (suit) to their own conditions. In recent years, more foreign investors have come to Yiwu, and the number continues (19) _________ (increase). Despite global challenges, the city has shown strong growth and proves its resilience. Experts believe the “Yiwu experience” is not fixed, (20) ________ should be developed continuously. In the future, Yiwu is expected to play a more important role in global trade. （3） 海外爆款视频刷屏，凸显中国安全感 Videos (21) _________ (share) on social media show foreigners experiencing a strong sense of safety in China. Many of these clips, which have been widely viewed, show people walking alone at night or interacting with police officers (22)________ a relaxed way. More foreign visitors have begun to share their experiences. A British vlogger said that when he walked in a Chinese city at night, he felt safe, which was very different from (23) ________ he experienced in some Western countries. A recent report supports these views. China ranked among the safest countries in the world, and people showed high confidence in public security, (24) ________ (reflect) the effectiveness of governance. Experts believe this sense of safety is not accidental, (25) ________ is the result of long-term efforts. Public safety is treated as a key (26)__________ (responsible), and systems at different levels work together. Communities also play an important role. Residents take part in maintaining order, which helps reduce social problems and makes daily life (27)_________ (stable). In addition, technology is used to improve safety. However, experts point out that such measures (28)_________ (design) to protect people, rather than invading privacy. With social development, people no longer need to break rules for small benefits, which leads to a more trustworthy environment. For many foreigners, China is a place (29) ________ they can feel secure even late at night. In the future, such a system is expected (30) ________ (provide) even stronger support for social stability. （四）藏语AI大模型Zeta发布，推动藏语数字化应用全面升级 A new Tibetan-language AI model is expected to improve digital services in Tibetan-speaking regions. It can (31)_________ (use) in fields such as healthcare, education and culture, which makes it highly valuable. The model, named Zeta, was developed by a research team in China and has entered public testing. It is the first system (32)_________ (design) for full multi-modal processing of the Tibetan language, which means it can deal with different types of information. Experts say the model is different from traditional systems. It not only processes text but also supports listening, speaking and translating, (33) ________ shows its advanced ability. The system also includes many (34)__________ (practice) functions, such as document recognition and subtitle production. These functions make it useful for different industries, from media to tourism. (35)_________ (technical), the model is built on a large dataset and uses advanced algorithms. It can handle multiple languages, and its performance (36)__________ (improve) greatly with the help of new technology. The model is designed to solve various problems, including translation and voice (37)__________ (recognize). It is believed that such technology will support economic and social development. If more resources are invested in research, the system (38)_________ (become) even more effective. For many users, this model provides a way (39)________ which they can better understand and use their language. In the future, it is expected (40) _________ (play) a greater role in cultural protection. 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