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题组训练四(43分) A篇(8分) According to a report on April 1,2026,by MIT Technology Review,a new kind of part﹣time job is becoming popular around the world.People are now getting paid to record their daily housework at home,providing real action data(数据) to train human﹣like robots. Most of these part﹣time workers come from countries like Nigeria,India and the Philippines.They wear small cameras on their heads and film simple daily tasks,such as washing dishes,cleaning rooms,using household things and making simple meals.At about 15 dollars an hour,the pay is much better than most local part﹣time jobs. A tech company called Microl has asked thousands of workers in over 50 countries to collect real﹣life behavior data.All recorded videos first go through an AI check,and then workers carefully mark every human movement by hand. Different from computer simulations(模拟),which cannot help robots deal with the messy and changing home environment,real human action videos let machines learn natural,useful movements easily.This first﹣person video data is exactly what makes human﹣like robots able to live in daily family life. But this new trend(趋势) also causes wide public worries.Recording private home life brings possible risks,and many people have asked questions about whether the collection and use of personal data are allowed properly.Even with these worries,the report says that real human data has become a necessary part of the future development of home robots. Common daily housework has become valuable for AI development.As robot technology improves,these part﹣time workers will still be necessary for the growth of smart home robots all over the world. (1)What is the main purpose of recording daily housework in the text? A.To help develop new kinds of head cameras B.To provide useful data for training human﹣like robots C.To offer more part﹣time jobs in developing countries (2)What do workers need to do after the AI check according to the passage? A.Wear small cameras on their heads. B.Mark every human movement by hand. C.Send the videos to robot companies. (3)Why are real human action videos better than computer simulations? A.They are cheaper and easier to produce. B.They can be used for more kinds of housework. C.They help robots deal with messy real home environments. (4)What can we learn about the new job from the passage? A.It will soon be stopped because of serious worries. B.It is still important though it brings some possible problems. C.It has made human﹣like robots widely used in every family. B篇(10分) A saying has recently become popular on Chinese social media:"If you have no talent,then repeat until you do."It shows a powerful idea. (1) There is certainly truth in this approach(方法).For example,a girl wants to learn the piano.At first,she plays slowly and makes many mistakes.But she practises it every day. (2) Another example is a boy who wants to run faster.He runs for 20 minutes each morning.At first,he gets tired quickly.But after three months,he runs much faster than before.With each repetition,the action becomes smoother and the understanding becomes deeper. (3) It says that practising any skill for around 10,000 hours can make you an expert.Many successful people have depended on repetition.For example,great singers,athletes and writers started as beginners.They became successful because they never gave up. However,just repeating is not enough.Experts argue that to truly master a skill,practice needs to be deliberate(蓄意的).For example,if the girl always plays the piano without thinking,she may develop bad habits. (4) To play the piano well,she needs to practise in a focused and thoughtful way,and she also needs to learn from feedback(反馈). Also,repetition can't take the place of talent,either.Some people may learn things faster because they're talented.But we should remember the value of repetition. (5) More importantly,when we practise with reflection(反思),purpose and love,we can turn common effort into great achievement. So,keep repeating and keep improving! A.This idea matches the"10,000﹣hour rule". B.Improvement requires effort and patience. C.If she has no interest,repeated practice can be boring. D.After two months,she can play a song without stopping. E.Success comes not from natural ability,but from hard work and repetition. C篇(15分) Our school held a flea(跳蚤) market in the playground recently.It was an exciting event for students to sell their second﹣hand items(物品).I prepared (1) for it,but the event didn't go as well as I hoped.However,I learned a lot from this (2) . "Don't miss out!Ancient﹣style bookmarks on sale!"I stood nervously at my stall(摊位), (3) at the top of my voice.But most classmates just took a quick look before heading to others.Looking at my bookmarks,I felt quite disappointed because my bookmarks were as (4) as paintings,but no one stopped to buy them. I wondered if they were too expensive,so I tried lowering the (5) .Still,no one came.Feeling (6) ,I started walking around.I met one of my good friends,Tom.I poured out my disappointment to him.He comforted me gently and said,"It's always hard at the beginning.Last time,no one even looked at the books I brought.Everyone went for snacks instead."As I (7) him,I came to realize something.I had only chosen items based on my own tastes,without thinking about what my classmates really (8) . As a first﹣time seller,I learned that when doing (9) ,it's important to meet customers' needs.Though I didn't sell many bookmarks,I gained something more (10) than pocket money—the ability to communicate with others and learn from failures.This experience taught me that behind every success lies careful planning and deep understanding of others. (1) A.secretly B.carefully C.suddenly (2) A.class B.experience C.lesson (3) A.shouting B.laughing C.singing (4) A.big B.light C.beautiful (5) A.price B.voice C.height (6) A.sad B.excited C.hungry (7) A.paid for B.listened to C.waited for (8) A.sold B.served C.wanted (9) A.research B.service C.business (10) A.interesting B.valuable C.convenient D篇(10分) Hunan's tourism welcomed a warm spring this year.The province had planned to set up spring breaks for primary and middle school students.This policy(政策) (1) (discuss) at the Two Sessions(两会) on March 5.The local government supported it to encourage family travel and help increase consumption(消费) in Hunan and nearby areas. Taking Hengyang as an example,a spring break plan was announced earlier:from April 1 to April 3,students enjoyed a three﹣day spring break.When it was connected (2) the Tomb﹣Sweeping Day holiday,the vacation lasted up to six days.Changsha,along with other (3) (city) in Hunan,also had similar plans.This made it (4) (easy) for families to travel together than before. Travel agencies in Hunan reported the tourism market grew (5) (rapid) this spring.According to a local travel platform,popular spots in Changsha such as Yuelu Mountain,Orange Isle,and Wuyi Square (6) (see) tourist numbers double during the spring break period. Experts believe the spring break is good for both families and Hunan's economy,(7) it encourages family outings and study trips. Lu Ming, (8) adviser suggests that the spring break should be popularized across the whole province.He says the policy can reduce students' study pressure and let parents spend more time with (9) (they) children.He also advises companies (10) (offer) parents paid leave(带薪假) so that families can enjoy a better time together and strengthen family bonds. E篇(10分) Zhang Yiming,a 72﹣year﹣old man has become famous online since several weeks ago.He lives near Mount Jian in Changsha.People call him "Wooden Ladder Grandpa" because of his special skill—making strong wooden ladders by hand on steep (陡峭的) parts of Mount Jian.As a carpenter (木匠) for over 50 years,he continues to create ladders even at his age. In recent years,more and more families choose to climb Mount Jian when visiting Jianshan Lake Park.Although the 200﹣meter﹣high mountain isn't very tall,the area near the summit becomes quite steep with a slope of nearly 70 degrees.Somewhere only offers scattered footholds (踩脚处) for climbers. Grandpa Zhang,who often volunteered to pick up trash and cleared branches on Mount Jian,saw hikers' difficulties.He thought, "A wooden ladder would make the climb safer." At the end of 2017,the kind grandpa started building hand﹣made wooden ladders himself—all for free. Grandpa Zhang developed a strict routine after starting the ladder project.Every morning at 6,he set out,returned home for lunch and a short rest at noon,then carried two logs from the mountain foot to continue his work.He devoted himself so completely to building ladders that he often missed meals.Sometimes he worked until dark,forgetting to return home for dinner. The visitors can clearly see Grandpa Zhang's handwork—a "sky ladder" built with wood snakes upwards. Tourists have been deeply moved by Grandpa Zhang's efforts. "Every wooden step I walk on is so special!" "Each stair here carries the old man's kindness!" What a hard﹣working and warm﹣hearted person! "I used to think Lei Feng was just a story,but now I see him on Mount Jian." As evening winds whisper through the ladder's grooves,every wooden ladder seems to tell a story: the city's warmth lies in the calloused hands of its unknown heroes. (这座城市的温度,藏在无名者的掌纹里。) (1)Why do people call Zhang Yiming "Wooden Ladder Grandpa"? (2)When did Grandpa Zhang begin his ladder﹣building project? (3)What was the wooden ladder for? (4)Did Grandpa Zhang build the ladders to make money? (5)What can we learn from Grandpa Zhang? 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $