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2026-2027学年八年级英语上册单元复习考点培优沪教版（五四学制）
（新教材）Unit 2 Digital life
专题17 任务型阅读
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题并翻译画线部分。
Do you spend plenty of time on your phone and social media Lots of teenagers do. In Denmark, the government is worried about this problem. It plans to stop social media (社交媒体) for children under 15, because phones are taking away kids’ childhood.
Phones are helpful for contacting friends and family. However, social media also brings a lot of downsides. Reports show Danish kids aged 9-14 spend around three hours on screens every day. Some of them get unhealthy online information. It may leave them feeling unhappy or worried. What’s worse, many kids find it hard to focus on reading or schoolwork in class.
The new rule will stop kids under 15 from using social media. Still, parents can allow children aged 13 and above to use it.
Many countries follow similar ways: France, Greece and Spain set limits (限制) for kids. In the UK, online companies must protect (保护) children from unhealthy information. Australia will ban (禁止) social media for under 16s soon.
However, China uses a different way. Most websites (网站) have a special page for students. It shortens online time and hides bad news. Kids younger than 16 can’t show themselves online to others. Students can’t bring phones into classrooms, and parents need to teach kids to use the Internet in good ways.
1．Why does Denmark’s government plan to ban social media for kids under 15
2．How long do Danish kids aged 9 to 14 spend on screens every day
3．Which country will ban social media for children under 16 soon
4．Do you think it is a good idea to stop social media for kids under 15 Why or why not
5．将短文中画线部分翻译成中文。
阅读下面短文，根据其内容填空和回答问题。(1—4题每题答案不超过3个单词，5题须用完整的句子回答。)
A Balanced Life: Screen Time and Real Time
In today’s world, smartphones and the Internet are more common than ever before. For us students, this brings both great opportunities and some challenges. It is important to find a good balance between our online and offline lives.
The Internet helps us with our studies a lot. We can find information much more quickly than by reading books in a library. Online, there are more learning resources, such as educational videos and apps. They make learning more interesting and fun. We can also connect with friends more easily through social media. During the last vacation, I video-called my cousin in another city almost every day. It made us feel closer.
However, spending too much time online also has bad effects. Some students play online games for much longer than they plan to. As a result, they have less time for outdoor activities. Their grades may become worse because they don’t review their lessons as often as they should. Also, looking at screens for too long is bad for our eyes.
So, what can we do I think we need to manage our time better. A good way is to make a schedule. For example, we can decide to finish homework first, and then allow half an hour for watching videos or playing games. Outdoor activities are also important. We can go cycling with our families after finishing homework. This is a much healthier habit. Our parents can help by talking with us more and planning fun activities together. These real-life interactions are more meaningful for our growth.
In my opinion, technology itself is not good or bad. The key is how we use it. Let’s be smarter and build healthier habits for a better life.
6．The Internet makes study . People can find information much more quickly.
7．Going online can help students more learning resources.
8．Paragraph 3 mainly tells the of spending too much time online.
9．Parents can talk with their children more and together to help them manage time better.
10．How do you keep a balance between real life and smartphones
A School Digital Wallet Project
A secondary school in Shanghai conducted a small survey about digital payments. Students recorded how often they used electronic cards, QR codes and cash during one week. The project did not ask students to share private account numbers. Instead, they counted payment methods and wrote down one advantage and one possible problem for each method.
The results showed that QR-code payments were quick and convenient in shops near the school. Electronic cards were useful when students wanted to store several services in one place. Cash still helped when a phone battery was dead or a network was unavailable. In class, groups discussed how to use digital money wisely and how to protect personal information.
The teacher concluded that a digital wallet is only a tool. It can make payment easier, but users must check the amount, protect passwords and keep another method available. The survey also reminded students that a connected digital life should include careful choices, not just the latest technology. (QR code 二维码)
11．What did students record during the survey
12．What information did the project not ask students to share
13．Why was cash still useful
14．What did groups discuss in class
15．What did the teacher conclude about a digital wallet
16．Would you prefer paying by phone or by cash Explain your choice in about 30 words.
请根据上面语篇，根据其内容完整地回答所给问题。
When we speak of AI, we can think of many words like modern, smart, useful or powerful. So AI is playing an important role in our daily life. Here are some examples.
2 ☆A school in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province uses AI to create different exercises and exams for each student. ☆AI can help create videos of great ancient people like Li Bai, sharing their stories and lives. These videos are useful for learning history.
Chart I
Also, AI can help students with their homework. Here comes a question--Is AI better than parents
Yes AI is certainly better than parents. It’s not just a smart tool. It’s patient (耐心的) when I ask for help, but my parents are not. This can make learning easier. Frank, 14, Beijing No I think parents are better than AI. They can give us love and help when we have problems. Of course, AI can give perfect answers to our study problems, but it is just a useful tool. Gina, 15, Taiyuan
When I have problems with maths. AI helps me a lot. That makes me feel good. My parents can teach me but they are not patient. I know they love me, but I don’t think they can help with my study. Betty, 13, Hangzhou My parents set a good example to me. When I’m studying, they always read books. They tell me how to make good study plans. They always say, “When you have study problems, think and try to solve them instead of asking AI for help at once.” David, 14, Shenzhen
Chart II
Every coin has two sides. Different people have different opinions about AI. For students, how to use it wisely is very important.
17．How does AI play a role at the school in Yangzhou
18．Please add a title for Chart I.
19．Why does Gina think her parents are better than AI
20．What do Betty and Frank think of AI
21．What may David do if he has study problems
22．Is AI better than your parents in your study Why
阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题的词数要求)。
What will happen if a family goes without the Internet for a month One American family decides to find out. They sent an invitation to a TV station, and asked the workers to record their daily life without the Internet for a month.
When the workers meet the Smiths, they find that Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith and their two kids are so crazy about the Internet that they hardly do things together. At mealtimes, no one sits at the dining table for their food. “Everyone just runs into the kitchen, takes their food and then goes back to their screen,” Mrs. Smith explains. “If we don’t make a change, our family will become strangers to each other!”
Getting back to a life without the Internet is not easy, especially when the Smiths lose themselves in it. They have to make many changes. For example, the two kids have to go to the school library to borrow books for their scientific projects. Mr. and Mrs. Smith need to go out shopping because they cannot buy things online. As the family has picked up the new lifestyle, they have found that they can spend more time talking over meals, playing sports and doing all kinds of activities together.
请根据短文内容，回答问题。
23．What did the American family ask a TV station to do (不超过15个词)
24．Why did the Smiths hardly do things together before giving up the Internet (不超过10个词)
25．What change did the kids have to make when living without the Internet (不超过15个词)
阅读下面的语篇材料，根据材料内容，完成下列各题。
Many children don’t like doing chores. But asking children to do chores is more than just getting the house cleaned. It can also help children to be independent and responsible.
Luckily, there is an app to help. The app You Rule Chores lets children get up from the sofa and do chores. The app turns children into housework players by using smartphone games. “It is difficult to get children to do work around the house. We made the app to teach children self-control (自控) . It is very important to their future,” one of the app engineers (工程师) said.
The app is easy to use. Even my little sister understands how to play it in five minutes. You Rule Chores is my favourite chore app so far. — Sam, a middle school student
You Rule Chores is an app the whole family will benefit from (从中受益) . Now my children often compete to see who can do more housework. — Brooke, a mother of three children
How to use You Rule Chores First, each child needs to choose one of the app’s characters. Then the child can start to do chores. Once he finishes it, he can get some coins (硬币) from the app. He can use them to buy things from the online store.
26．How does the app make children do chores
The app turns children into housework players .
27．What does Sam think of the app
Sam thinks the app is .
28．What’s the first step to use the app
Each child needs to first.
29．Which English word in the passage means “独立的”
It’s “ ”.
30．Do you think it is necessary for children to do chores Why or why not
请阅读下面语篇，按要求完成所给任务。
Humans are the smartest on earth. People think we can make machines think like we do. So, we create AI.
Scientists teach AI to remember lots of information and learn from it. However, there are a lot of differences between humans and AI. AI doesn’t have feelings, while humans can be happy or sad. Besides, AI can’t create things, but humans can come up with new ideas.
“The Light of Internet Expo” (互联网之光博览会) opened in Wuzhen on 6 November,2025. It lasted for 3 days. People saw a lot of AI surprises in Wuzhen. AI can help visitors introduce beautiful scenery and offer food searches. In the streets, we saw smart robot dogs check network quality, while self-driving buses showed people around safely.
Because of these differences, many people think AI will not replace humans. AI will serve humans so that it will be like a tool for us.
How should we talk to AI
AI learns from talking with people. When you talk to AI politely, it will understand what you need more easily. If you keep being polite to AI, it will get better at talking to more people. This way, everyone will have a nicer experience with AI. We should talk to AI directly. It doesn’t have feelings. Also, the more words a person uses, the more work AI has to do to answer. So we should keep things short.
31．How is AI different from humans (one example is OK)
32．When did the Expo end
33．What can AI help you do if you visit Wuzhen
34．Why should people keep words short when they use AI
35．Do you think AI will replace humans Why do you think so
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Have you ever used a map app to find your way Digital maps have changed the way we travel and explore the world. Before smartphones, people used paper maps or asked strangers for directions. Now, with just a few taps on your phone, you can get step-by-step directions to almost anywhere.
Digital maps are not just for driving. They can also help people who are walking, biking, or taking public transportation. Some map apps can even show you how crowded a bus or train is before you get on. This helps you save time and plan your trip better.
Another great feature of digital maps is the real-time traffic information. If there is a traffic jam ahead, the app can suggest a faster route. This is very helpful for people who drive to work every day. Some apps can also tell you where to find the cheapest gas station nearby.
However, digital maps have some disadvantages. They depend on the internet and GPS signals. If you are in a remote area with no signal, the map might not work. Also, sometimes the information on the map is not up to date. A new road might not appear, or a store might have moved. That is why it is still good to know how to read a paper map or ask for directions when needed.
In the future, digital maps will become even smarter. They might use augmented reality (AR) to show directions directly on the real-world view through your phone’s camera. Imagine seeing arrows on the street in front of you pointing the way!
36．How did people find directions before smartphones
37．What can digital maps show about public transportation
38．How do digital maps help drivers avoid traffic jams
39．Why might digital maps fail to work in some places
40．What technology might digital maps use in the future
阅读文章，用恰当的短语或句子补全概要。补全部分总词数不超过30 词，不能照抄原文连续超过3 个词。
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a helpful partner in our daily life. It makes many things easier and faster, and changes our lives and studies.
At home, AI helps us with simple things. For example, AI can play music, tell stories, and answer questions. Cleaning robots can clean floors when we do other things. These smart devices(装置) make life more convenient.
At school, it helps students learn at their own speed and feel more confident. If a student has problems with math, AI can give special exercises.
However, AI brings challenges(挑战). For example, some people are worried about losing jobs. We also need to keep our personal information safe when using AI.
All in all, AI is a useful tool. It won’t replace(代替) humans but will work with us. Using AI wisely and safely is very important. We can make the world smarter.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is common in our life now. It is a 41 in homes and schools. For example, AI helps us do 42 like telling stories and cleaning at home. It make our life more convenient. At school, AI can work like a personal teacher and helps students feel more confident of themselves. It can understand students’ needs like giving special exercises. But 43 , such as losing jobs and information. Finally, AI is a tool(工具) that should work with people, not take our place. 44 to use AI wisely and safely if we want to make a smarter world.
阅读下面短文，根据其内容完成后面各项任务。
Many companies have created apps to help blind people. Google has created an app that allows blind people to run alone.
Thomas Panek, the CEO of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, loved running. But he started losing his eyesight (视力) when he was 8. And by his early 20s he was totally blind. Later in life, he started running with other people or his guide dog. But he didn’t like depending on others.
In 2019, Panek asked some experts whether they could create something to help blind people run on their own. The Google team soon created an app called Project Guideline. The app can recognize a line painted on the ground with a smartphone camera. Through headphones (耳机), the app makes sounds when a person moves away from the line. The sounds get louder in either the left ear or the right ear when the person moves further away from the line.
After the app came out, Panek tried it. “For the first time, I didn’t feel like a blind man. I felt free,” Panek said. In November 2020, Panek successfully ran 5 kilometers around New York City’s Central Park by using the app.
Panek hopes the app Project Guideline can help more people like him. And Google will also continue to work hard to develop the app.
45．When did Thomas Panek start losing his eyesight
46．Who/What did Thomas Panek run with after he was totally blind
47．What does the app use to recognize a line painted on the ground
48．How far did Thomas Panek run in November 2020
49．What do you think of this app
Think 20 years back when chatting face to face with loved ones far away was a dream. Nowadays, the internet has made it a piece of cake! There are so many netizens, that is, citizens on the internet! We can get in touch with anyone with just one click. But the internet has also brought new risks. Here are the basic rules you need to know to stay safe online.
Keep personal information private.
①避免在网上发布个人信息。 This includes your full name, phone number, address, ID or passport number. Sometimes you may have to post this information. However, limit who sees it. Only people you know should see your information.
Be password smart!
To protect your online accounts, it’s important to use a “strong and long” password. ②Don’t use too easy words, like your birthday. Change it often and don’t be careless. Be aware of strangers.
Never meet online strangers in real life. They may cheat you. Only spend time online with trusted friends.
Be careful with your posts.
Who reads our social media posts We never know. Think carefully before posting something online. Words sometimes hurt people and you can make enemies. Remember that behaving badly online has costs.
Ask for help.
People sometimes say bad things to other people online. This is cyberbullying. If you find yourself in hot water, don’t answer any bad messages. Turn to your parents, teachers or other trusted adults for help. You don’t have to face your problems alone!
50．How many rules are there in the passage
51．请将①处划线句子译为英语。
52．What does the underlined word “it” refer to
53．请将②处划线句子译为汉语。
54．在文中找出与下面所给句子意思相近的句子。
You can get help from your parents, teachers or other trusted adults.
阅读短文, 根据短文内容要求完成各题。
3.With the development of the Internet, online courses (课程) have become a popular way for students to learn. Online courses have many advantages. First, they are very convenient. Students can take the courses at home or anywhere else with the Internet. They don’t need to go to school or a training center. Second, online courses are flexible (灵活的). Students can choose the time and speed of learning. They can watch the course videos again if they don’t understand something. Third, online courses are usually cheaper than traditional courses. This makes them accessible to more students.
However, online courses also have some disadvantages. Some students may not have self-discipline (自律). 4.他们可能花太多时间玩游戏而不是学习。Also, students can’t talk to their teachers and classmates face to face, which may make it difficult for them to solve problems in time.
Despite the disadvantages, online courses are still a good choice for many students. They can help students learn more knowledge and improve their skills.
55．Where can students take online courses
56．Why are online courses flexible
57．Translate the underlined sentence into Chinese.
58．Translate the underlined sentence into English.
59．Give a proper title(题目) to the passage.
阅读下面材料,从所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),并回答小题。
Sometimes we get some “surprises” on our phones. For example, after you mark a song as a favourite on a music app, it recommends songs of the same kind to you. In fact, this magic, mind-reading recommendation depends on data.
Data (数据) is no longer only about numbers, but information about almost every part of life: where we go, what we do and what we like and dislike.
Big Data makes life easier. The smart traffic system in Los Angeles is a good example. It collects real-time traffic data and controls (控制) 4,500 traffic lights in the system. A supermarket named Tesco will recommend products to their customers on its website after knowing their shopping habits. Its app on a mobile phone even guides customers around supermarkets to find what they want.
However, Big Data causes serious problems about how we protect our privacy (隐私). We should learn to protect our privacy in the Big Data Age.
What we should do is to make the best use of it.
A．Though there are bad sides, Big Data is helpful in people’s lives in some ways.
B．You can search everything in the Big Data Age.
C．All this is called Big Data.
D．If an accident happens, the system will change the lights near there to control the traffic.
E．It can also give advice on what they may like to buy.
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64．What will you do to protect your privacy in the Big Data Age (回答15词左右)
阅读下面短文，回答短文后的五个小题。将答案写在答题卡的指定位置。（用完整的句子作答）
These days, media designers are using AI to make cool pet pictures. They create things like cat models, making a lot of businesses interested.
Last April, Chen Jian, a young artist from Shanghai, became popular online because he posted AI pictures of cats doing what humans do. One of his most famous posts showed a cat doing Baduanjin, a kind of Chinese exercise. That post got more than 160,000 likes! On a media platform (媒体平台), there are over 140,000 posts about “AI” and “pets”, showing animals dressed up, dancing, and even taking exams.
Chen, who's in his thirties, started learning AI tools in 2022. “I was worried AI might take designers' jobs, so I learned new skills in my free time,” he said. He planned to use AI to make his designs even better.
The idea of the exercising cat came from his own experience. Chen once had a health problem, and a doctor told him to do Baduanjin to get stronger. Later, when he did the exercises, he thought, “Why not let cats do it too ” He hoped these funny AI cats would make people care more about their health.
“At that time, not many people knew much about AI, and there weren't many cute pet pictures like mine,” Chen said. Now, with over 50,000 fans, he's working with big companies, like milk tea shops, car factories, and app makers. “It's good for both of us. They help me get more fans, and I help them get more attention,” he added.
In the future, Chen is not just going to make more pictures with AI—he wants to use AI to make some videos too!
65．How did Chen Jian become popular online
66．Where did Chen get the idea for creating the exercising cat
67．What does Chen think of working with big companies
68．What does Chen plan to do in the future
69．Do you think AI will take over human jobs in the future and why
阅读下面的短文，完成文后任务。
Computer game problems
Good afternoon, parents and teachers. Thank you for attending this meeting.
Last weekend one of our students went to hospital. The student played computer games on the Internet all day Saturday without stopping to drink, eat or sleep. Finally, he became very ill.
Some students play computer games for too long. This is a serious problem. In the past, students used to play outside more often, but now they spend more time in front of computers. This is bad for their health.
Tomorrow we’ll have some experts (专家) here to give the students a speech about the bad effects (影响) of playing computer games. They’ll also give some advice on how to use computers for studying.
I hope we can all work together to stop students from spending too much time playing computer games. Thank you for your time.
70．Who are attending the meeting
71．Why did the student become ill
72．What is the serious problem
73．将文章中划线部分的句子译成汉语。
74．Do you have the same problem If you have it, what should you do to solve the problem
If you don’t, please give your advice on how to use computers for studying.
阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题的词数要求)。
DeepSeek-R1, a new AI tool from China, has become very popular around the world. DeepSeek was first released (发布) on January 20, 2025. It can help people find information, write code (代码), answer questions, and so on. What makes DeepSeek special is that it supports over 20 languages, including English, Spanish, and Japanese.
Many users say DeepSeek-R1 works faster and more accurately (准确地) than other AI tools like ChatGPT, but it costs much less. A teacher from Canada shared, “It saved me hours of work when preparing lessons.” Students also love it because it explains difficult problems in simple ways.
The company says they will keep improving DeepSeek. Their next goal is to make it useful in education. Healthcare,and business. As a DeepSeek engineer said.“We want AI to be a friend, not something only rich people can use.” DeepSeek-R1 shows the world that great things come from new ideas and hard work.
75．When was DeepSeek first released (不超过5个词)
76．Why do students like DeepSeek (不超过10个词)
77．Is DeepSeek-R1 good or bad for study Why (不超过20个词)
阅读下面短文，简略回答问题。
It seems like everyone plays video games today. Kids play, parents play, even grandparents play. In fact, more than half of the families in the United States today play video games.
However, video games haven’t been around for a long time. People created the first computer game in 1958. At that time, few people had computers at their puter programmers (程序员), or people working on the computers in labs (实验室), made games for fun and to show off their skills.
Later, a programmer named Ralph Bear began to think about how to play video games at home. He created a home game console (游戏机) that let people play video games on TVs. After that, many people began designing home game consoles. In the late 1980s, handheld games also became popular.
As technology developed and more people had computers, the number of games grew. People played sports games, puzzle games (益智游戏) and role-playing games. Then people started playing games online. In online games, lots of people in different places could play a game together.
Besides having fun, people can also use video games in other ways. You may have played games that help you remember English words. Some games also help you learn maths or geography. Doctors can even use games to treat children with brain injuries (脑损伤).
Video games have changed a lot in the past 60 years. They are not only something to help you have fun but also a tool that helps you develop problem-solving skills and creativity. It all depends on how you use them.
78．When did people create the first computer game
79．Why did computer programmers make games at first
80．Who first created a home game console that let people play video games on TVs
81．What’s the main idea of Paragraph 5
82．How can we use video games in a good way
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I have written for 20 years and won the China Special Book Award last winter. A few months later, I got a chance to give a talk at the Beijing International Book Fair. My topic was how AI could help with writing. When I looked at my empty notebook, I turned to AI for advice first. DeepSeek replied, “AI is like new paints for an artist. It offers more choices, but the hand holding the brush is still human.” These words made me think a lot.
Undoubtedly, it’s really helpful for people because AI can provide basic ideas for writers. It also helps save their time. Once when writing about snow mountains, I ran into trouble and couldn’t move on. AI suggested the snow mountains were like silent soldiers. I followed its advice and created a better expression: “The snow mountains are like ancient writers, using snow as their ink for classical books.”
However, AI often fails to describe the true feelings behind stories. One day I told the AI about my experience of surviving a landslide (滑坡) in Yunnan and asked it to write a story. The result was only a cold sentence: “The car met a geological (地质的) disaster at 23°N.” It completely missed the fear. I could not forget the sound of the car losing control, the smell of wet earth, and the shaking hands.
Now I understand clearly that AI is just a smart helper. It can provide ideas fast, but it can not understand real experiences deeply. I’ve also found using AI for too long can make you lazy and slow down your thinking.
So while AI might help make writing easier, touching stories always come from real life. After all, the best paints still need an artist’s hand to mix the most beautiful colours.
83．When did the writer win the award
84．What did AI suggest the snow mountains were like
85．Where do touching stories come from
86．Would you like to use AI to help you write Why or why not (Please give two reasons.)
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Have you noticed a phenomenon (现象) After we listen to certain songs on a music app, we may pleasantly find that the recommended (被推荐的) songs are just what we want. When we look through a shopping website, the products we plan to buy are seen for us on the homepage.
All of these are based on big data. Big data is no longer only about numbers, but information from almost every part of our lives: our locations, shopping habits and interests.
In the past few years, people have seen big data being used more often in China. For example, it plays an important role in tourism. The data online is providing people with a lot of information about places of interest in some countries. The information not only shows travellers’ reviews, but also tells which place needs to be improved.
Nowadays, China is speeding up its big data construction (建设) in order to better serve social and economic (经济的) development. Big data will be put into greater use in other areas like education, social security and transport. We believe that big data will make our lives easier and better. Do you expect it
87．What kind of information does big data include (包括)
88．According to the passage, in which area has big data played an important role in the past few years
89．Why does China speed up big data construction nowadays
90．Do you expect that big data will make our lives easier and better Why or why not
Write 30 words or more.
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“AI is getting popular now. In the future, it will play a role in education,” said Zhang Bo, a famous Chinese scientist.
“AI might change how teachers work or even take over some of their roles,” Zhang said at a forum (论坛) which was held at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The forum was part of an AI robot competition (比赛). Zhang started studying AI in 1978. He hopes young people can keep working on it.
During a discussion (讨论) at the forum, a young teacher from Beijing Technology and Business University talked about how AI could make school more personal. Maybe one day every student would have their own AI robot to help with studying.
Most winners in the AI robot competition were teachers and students from universities, but younger kids were getting good at it. 10-year-old Yang was one of them. He started coding (编码) in 2023 and won first prize in the creative coding part of a competition. He dreams of building smart robots that can help people when he grows up.
91．How might AI influence teachers according to Zhang Bo
92．When did Zhang Bo start studying AI
93．What is Yang’s dream when he grows up
94．What’s your opinion about AI Write 30 words or more.
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参考答案及试题解析
1．Because phones are taking away kids’ childhood. 2．Around three hours. 3．Australia. 4．Yes, I think so. Because social media may bring unhealthy information to kids and influence their study. 5．手机有助于联系朋友和家人。
【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了丹麦以及多个国家对青少年使用社交媒体的相关规定。
【解析】1．根据第一段“In Denmark, the government is worried about this problem. It plans to stop social media for children under 15, because phones are taking away kids’ childhood.”可知，丹麦政府计划禁止15岁以下儿童使用社交媒体，是因为手机正在夺走孩子们的童年，答案为原文直接提取。
2．根据第二段“Reports show Danish kids aged 9-14 spend around three hours on screens every day.”可知，丹麦9至14岁的孩子每天大约花三小时看电子屏幕，答案为原文直接提取。
3．根据第四段“Australia will ban social media for under 16s soon.”可知，澳大利亚很快将会禁止16岁以下儿童使用社交媒体，答案为原文直接提取。
4．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。可结合文中社交媒体带来的弊端或者社交媒体的积极作用阐述理由，观点合理即可。
5．画线部分“Phones are helpful for contacting friends and family”译为“手机有助于联系朋友和家人”。“be helpful for”意为“对……有帮助”；“contact”意为“联系”，friends and family 意为“朋友和家人”，本句为主系表结构。
6．easier 7．find 8．bad effects 9．plan fun activities 10．开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案为：I make a schedule. I finish homework first and use my phone for a short time. I also do outdoor activities.
【导语】本文主要讲述网络和手机带给学生的机遇与挑战，介绍上网的好处、长时间上网的坏处，以及如何平衡线上屏幕时间与线下真实生活。
【解析】6．第二段提到“The Internet helps us with our studies a lot. We can find information much more quickly than by reading books in a library.”，网络让学习变得更轻松；结合下文“more quickly”，用形容词比较级作宾语补足语，应填“easier”。
7．第二段提到“Online, there are more learning resources, such as educational videos and apps.”，上网能帮助学生找到更多学习资源；help sb. do sth.“帮助某人做某事”，此处用动词原形，应填“find”。
8．第三段开头提到“However, spending too much time online also has bad effects.”，本段主要介绍长时间上网的不良影响，应填“bad effects”。
9．第四段提到“Our parents can help by talking with us more and planning fun activities together.”，父母可以多和孩子交流，一起策划有趣的活动；空格前有情态动词“can”和动词“talk”，此处用动词原形plan，应填“plan fun activities”。
10．开放性问答题，答案不唯一，要写出自己管理手机、兼顾现实生活的具体做法，句子语法正确即可。参考答案为：I make a schedule. I finish homework first and use my phone for a short time. I also do outdoor activities.
11．They recorded how often they used electronic cards, QR codes and cash. 12．It did not ask for private account numbers. 13．Because it worked when a phone battery was dead or a network was unavailable. 14．They discussed using digital money wisely and protecting personal information. 15．It is only a tool that makes payment easier but requires careful use. 16．I prefer paying by phone because it is quick and convenient, but I would keep some cash in case the battery is dead or the network is unavailable.
Acceptable: Any logical answer of about 30 words that clearly chooses one method and gives a reasonable advantage and/or precaution. (答案不唯一)
【导语】本文介绍上海一所中学开展的校园数字钱包项目调查，学生统计不同支付方式的使用情况，分析各自优缺点，并课堂讨论理性使用数字货币与保护个人信息，老师指出数字钱包只是工具，提醒学生要理性看待数字生活，做好安全防护。
【解析】11．根据第一段“Students recorded how often they used electronic cards, QR codes and cash during one week.”可知，他们记录了他们使用电子卡、二维码和现金的频率。
12．根据第一段“The project did not ask students to share private account numbers.”可知，该项目不要求学生分享私人账号。
13．根据第二段“Cash still helped when a phone battery was dead or a network was unavailable.”可知，是因为当手机电池没电或网络不可用时，现金仍然有用。
14．根据第二段“In class, groups discussed how to use digital money wisely and how to protect personal information.”可知，他们讨论了如何明智地使用数字货币以及如何保护个人信息。
15．根据第三段“The teacher concluded that a digital wallet is only a tool. It can make payment easier, but users must check the amount, protect passwords and keep another method available.”可知，老师的结论是：它只是一种使支付更容易但需要谨慎使用的工具。
16．开放性作答，清晰说明所选择的支付方式的合理理由、符合词数要求即可。
17．It helps to create different exercises and exams for each student. 18．How AI helps us./AI in Study./How AI Helps with Learning./Examples of AI in Our Study. 19．Because they can give her love and help when she has problems. 20．They both think AI is patient. 21．He may try to solve them himself. 22．No, it isn’t. Because it only provides my answers, but my parents can give me love, teach me how to learn, and help me grow in life.
Yes, it is. Because it is always patient and can explain things clearly anytime I need help.
【导语】本文主要讲述了人工智能（AI）在日常生活中的应用实例，以及学生们对于“AI 是否比父母更适合辅导学习”这一话题的不同观点。
【解析】17．根据文章第二段（Chart I内容）“A school in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province uses AI to create different exercises and exams for each student.（江苏省扬州市的一所学校利用人工智能为每个学生创建不同的练习和考试。）”可知，AI在该学校的作用是为每个学生创建不同的练习和考试。
18．根据文章第一段末尾及Chart I上方文字“Here are some examples.（这里有一些例子。）”可知，Chart I展示的是AI应用的一些例子，因此标题可以是“AI 的例子”。
19．根据文章第四段（Chart II内容）Gina所说的“They can give us love and help when we have problems.（当我们有问题时，他们可以给我们爱和帮助。）”可知，Gina认为父母更好的原因是因为他们能给予爱和帮助。
20．根据文章第四段（Chart II内容）Frank所说的“It’s patient (耐心的) when I ask for help”以及Betty所说的“My parents can teach me but they are not patient.”且两人均在“Yes”栏目下，可知，他们都认为AI很有耐心。
21．根据文章第四段（Chart II内容）David提到的父母建议“When you have study problems, think and try to solve them instead of asking AI for help at once.（当你有学习问题时，思考并尝试解决它们，而不是立即向AI寻求帮助。）”可知，David遇到问题会尝试自己解决。
22．根据文章第四段Frank提到的“It’s patient...when I ask for help（当我寻求帮助时它很有耐心）”或Gina提到的父母能给“love and help（爱和帮助）”，结合自身体验作答即可。
23．To record their daily life without the Internet for a month. 24．Because they were so crazy about the Internet. 25．They had to go to the school library to borrow books for their scientific projects.
【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了一个美国家庭邀请电视台记录他们断网一个月的生活的事情，展现了断网前家庭成员因沉迷网络缺乏交流、断网后家庭成员互动增多的情况。
【解析】23．根据第一段中的“They sent an invitation to a TV station, and asked the workers to record their daily life without the Internet for a month.”可知，这个美国家庭要求电视台的工作人员记录他们一个月没有互联网的日常生活。
24．根据第二段中的“When the workers meet the Smiths, they find that Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith and their two kids are so crazy about the Internet that they hardly do things together.”可知，是因为史密斯一家人都对互联网十分痴迷，所以他们几乎不一起做事情。
25．根据第三段中的“For example, the two kids have to go to the school library to borrow books for their scientific projects.”可知，孩子们不得不去学校图书馆为他们的科学项目借书。
26．by using smartphone games 27．easy to use 28．choose one of the app’s characters 29．independent 30．Yes, I do. Because it can help children to be independent and responsible./I don’t think it’s necessary, because children are too busy with their studies and don’t have time for chores.
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了一款名为“You Rule Chores”的应用程序，它通过游戏化的方式鼓励孩子做家务，培养孩子的自控力、独立性和责任感，并介绍了其使用方法及用户评价。
【解析】26．根据文章第2段“The app turns children into housework players by using smartphone games.”可知，该应用程序通过智能手机游戏让孩子做家务。
27．根据表格第1行Sam的评价“The app is easy to use.”可知，Sam认为该应用程序易于使用。
28．根据文章最后一段“First, each child needs to choose one of the app’s characters.”可知，使用该软件的第一步是选择角色。
29．根据文章第1段“It can also help children to be independent and responsible.”可知，文中表示“独立的”单词是independent。
30．本题为开放性试题。结合文章内容，合理作答即可。示例：Yes, I do. Because it can help children to be independent and responsible./I don’t think it’s necessary, because children are too busy with their studies and don’t have time for chores.
31．AI doesn’t have feelings, while humans can be happy or sad./AI can’t create things, but humans can come up with new ideas. 32．On 8 November, 2025. 33．It can introduce beautiful scenery and offer food searches. 34．Because the more words a person uses, the more work AI has to do to answer. 35．No, I don’t think AI will replace humans. AI can do many tasks, but it cannot think creatively or understand human feelings./…
【导语】本文主要介绍了人工智能（AI）与人类的区别、AI在乌镇“互联网之光博览会”上的应用，以及人们应该如何与AI进行交流。
【解析】31．根据文章第2段“AI doesn’t have feelings, while humans can be happy or sad. Besides, AI can’t create things, but humans can come up with new ideas.”可推知结论AI与人类的不同之处在于AI没有感情或不能创造事物。
32．根据文章第3段“‘The Light of Internet Expo’ opened in Wuzhen on 6 November,2025. It lasted for 3 days.”可推知结论博览会从11月6日开始，持续3天，结束的时间是2025年11月8日。
33．根据文章第3段“AI can help visitors introduce beautiful scenery and offer food searches.”可推知结论如果你参观乌镇，AI可以帮助介绍美景和提供食物搜索。
34．根据文章最后一段Amy所说的话“Also, the more words a person uses, the more work AI has to do to answer. So we should keep things short.”可推知结论人们使用AI时保持话语简短是因为使用的词越多，AI回答所需做的工作就越多。
35．本题为开放性问题，结合文章内容言之有理即可。根据文章第4段“Because of these differences, many people think AI will not replace humans. AI will serve humans so that it will be like a tool for us.”可推知结论AI不会取代人类，因为它只是服务于人类的工具。答案合理即可。
36．They used paper maps or asked strangers for directions. 37．It can show how crowded a bus or train is before you get on. 38．The app can suggest a faster route if there is a traffic jam ahead. 39．Because they depend on the internet and GPS signals. In remote areas with no signal, the map might not work. 40．Augmented reality (AR).
【导语】本文介绍了电子地图的相关信息。
【解析】36．第一段“Before smartphones, people used paper maps or asked strangers for directions.”说明智能手机出现之前，人们的问路方式，答案几乎是原文引述。
37．第二段“Some map apps can even show you how crowded a bus or train is before you get on.”说明了部分地图软件甚至能在你上车前，显示公交或地铁的拥挤程度，直接提取信息。
38．第三段“Another great feature of digital maps is the real-time traffic information. If there is a traffic jam ahead, the app can suggest a faster route.”说明了避免交通堵塞的方式，直接提取信息。
39．第四段“They depend on the internet and GPS signals. If you are in a remote area with no signal, the map might not work.”说明失败原因分两层：电子地图需要网络和GPS；偏远地区没有信号，整合为：Because they depend on the internet and GPS signals. In remote areas with no signal, the map might not work.
40．最后一段“They might use augmented reality (AR) to show directions directly on the real-world view through your phone’s camera.”说明未来可能会使用AR，直接提取信息。
41．helpful partner 42．simple things 43．AI brings challenges 44．It is important
【导语】本文主要介绍了人工智能（AI）在日常生活和学习中的作用、带来的挑战，并强调了合理安全使用AI的重要性。
【解析】41．第1段“Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a helpful partner in our daily life.”可推知，AI在家庭和学校中是一个得力伙伴。因此答案是原文直接信息。
42．第2段“At home, AI helps us with simple things.”可推知，AI帮助我们做简单的事情，如讲故事和打扫。这是原文具体信息，直接提取。
43．第4段“However, AI brings challenges.”可推知，AI也带来了一些问题或挑战，如失业和信息泄露。答案是原文引述。
44．第5段“Using AI wisely and safely is very important.”可推知，如果我们想要创造一个更智能的世界，明智且安全地使用AI是很重要的。答案几乎是原文引述。
45．When he was eight./At the age of eight. 46．Other people or his guide dog. 47．A smartphone camera. 48．Five/5 kilometers. 49．I think it is useful/helpful. (开放性试题，言之有理即可。)
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了谷歌公司开发了一款名为“Project Guideline”的应用程序，帮助盲人独立跑步，并以Thomas Panek为例介绍了该应用的功能、工作原理及成效。
【解析】45．根据文章第2段“But he started losing his eyesight when he was 8.（但他8岁时开始失去视力。）”可推知结论Thomas Panek在8岁时开始失去视力。
46．根据文章第2段“Later in life, he started running with other people or his guide dog.（后来在生活中，他开始和其他人或他的导盲犬一起跑步。）”可推知结论他完全失明后是和其他人或导盲犬一起跑。
47．根据文章第3段”The app can recognize a line painted on the ground with a smartphone camera.（该应用程序可以通过智能手机摄像头识别地面上画的一条线。）”可推知结论应用程序使用智能手机摄像头来识别线。
48．根据文章第4段“In November 2020, Panek successfully ran 5 kilometers around New York City’s Central Park by using the app.（2020年11月，Panek使用该应用程序成功绕纽约市中央公园跑了5公里。）”可推知结论他在2020年11月跑了5公里。
49．根据文章第5段“Panek hopes the app Project Guideline can help more people like him.（Panek希望Project Guideline应用程序能帮助更多像他一样的人。）”可推知结论这款应用对盲人有帮助，是有用的。
50．5 51．Avoid posting personal information online. 52．Personal information. 53．不要使用太简单的单词，比如你的生日。 54．Turn to your parents, teachers or other trusted adults for help.
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了互联网带来的便利与风险，并重点介绍了五条保持网络安全的基本规则。
【解析】50．根据文章整体结构，文中明确列出了五条安全规则，分别是：Keep personal information private.、Be password smart!、Be aware of strangers.、Be careful with your posts.和Ask for help.。
51．“避免在网上发布个人信息”译为“Avoid posting personal information online.”，“避免做某事”可用动词avoid doing sth.表示；“在网上发布”可译为post...online；“个人信息”用personal information表示。
52．根据划线词所在的句子“Only people you know should see your information.”以及前文提到的“limit who sees it”，可知这里的“it”指代的是前一句提到的“personal information”。
53．Don’t use too easy words, like your birthday. 译为“不要使用太简单的单词，比如你的生日。”；Don’t use意为“不要使用”；too easy words意为“太简单的单词/词汇”；like your birthday是举例，意为“像你的生日”。
54．根据文章最后一段提到“Turn to your parents, teachers or other trusted adults for help.”可知，向你的父母、老师或其他值得信任的成年人求助，与题干要求两句话意思一致，都是建议向这些成年人寻求帮助。因此答案是原文中直接信息。
55．At home or anywhere with the Internet. 56．Because students can choose the time and speed of learning. 57．随着互联网的发展，网络课程已经成为学生学习的热门方式。 58．They may spend too much time playing games instead of studying. 59．Online Courses /A Popular Way to Learn--Online Courses
【导语】本文介绍了网络课程的现状，阐述了其便捷、灵活、经济等优势，同时也指出了缺乏自律和无法面对面交流等不足，结论认为网络课程对许多学生仍是不错的选择。
【解析】55．文中提到“Students can take the courses at home or anywhere else with the Internet”，说明学生可以在家里或任何有互联网的地方上网络课程。
56．文中提到“online courses have become a popular way for students to learnonline courses have become a popular way for students to learn”，说明网络课程灵活是因为学生可以选择学习的时间和速度。
57．“With the development of the Internet, online courses have become a popular way for students to learn. ”译为随着互联网的发展，网络课程已经成为学生学习的热门方式。“With the development of the Internet” 是 “with + 名词 + of” 的固定结构，意为 “随着……的发展”；“online courses have become a popular way of students’ study”使用现在完成时“have become”，表示动作从过去持续到现在，“a popular way of…”表示 “……的热门方式”。
58．“他们可能花太多时间玩游戏而不是学习。”译为They may spend too much time playing games instead of studying。其中“花太多时间做某事”用spend too much time (in) doing sth.表示，spend time doing sth.是固定搭配，意为“花费时间做某事”；“而不是”用instead of表示，of是介词，后接动名词studying。
59．文章围绕网络课程展开，标题可为Online Courses / A Popular Way to Learn / Online Courses。
60．C 61．D 62．E 63．A 64．I will not give my own information to others on the Internet. (合理即可）
【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了大数据的概念、应用价值以及隐私保护问题。
【解析】60．第一段先指出数据不仅是数字，还涵盖生活的方方面面（地点、行为、喜好等）。空白处位于段尾，需要总结上文内容，引出“大数据”这一概念。选项C“这些统称为大数据”中的“this”指代前文提到的各类信息，起到概括和定义的作用，与后文形成自然衔接。
61．第二段以洛杉矶智能交通系统为例说明大数据让生活更便捷。空白处前说该系统收集实时交通数据并控制4500个红绿灯，空白处后另起一句介绍Tesco超市的例子。空白处应补充该系统的具体运作方式。选项D“如果发生事故，系统会改变附近的灯来控制交通”是对前文“控制交通灯”的具体说明，使例子更完整。
62．第二段后半部分介绍Tesco超市利用大数据推荐产品。空白处前说超市根据购物习惯在网站上推荐产品，空白处后说其手机APP甚至能引导顾客在店内找到所需商品。空白处应补充推荐功能的另一个方面。选项E“它还可以就他们可能喜欢购买的东西提供建议”中的“also”与上文并列，进一步说明大数据的推荐作用。
63． 第三段讲大数据带来的隐私问题，第四段空白处后说“我们应该做的是充分利用它”。空白处需要承上启下，既承认大数据有负面影响，又强调其积极价值。选项A“虽然有不好的一面，但大数据在人们生活的某些方面是有帮助的”起到转折过渡的作用，与后文“充分利用”形成逻辑呼应。
64．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。根据文中“we should learn to protect our privacy in the Big Data Age”这一信息，结合生活实际，从谨慎对待个人信息、不随意泄露等角度合理作答即可，要求语句通顺、语法正确、字数符合要求。
65．He became popular online because he posted AI pictures of cats doing what humans do, especially one showing a cat doing Baduanjin. 66．He got the idea from his own experience of doing Baduanjin to get stronger after a health problem. 67．He thinks it’s good for both of them because they help him get more fans and he helps them get more attention. 68．He plans to use AI to make some videos. 69．I think AI won’t completely take over human jobs because AI can assist humans in many tasks, but human creativity, emotions, and critical thinking are irreplaceable. For example, Chen uses AI as a tool to enhance his designs, but the creative ideas and artistic concepts still come from humans.
【导语】本文是一篇人物报道，讲述了上海年轻艺术家陈健利用AI技术创作“做八段锦的猫”等宠物图片而走红网络的故事。文章介绍了他学习AI工具的初衷、创作灵感来源、与大公司合作的感受以及未来的计划，展现了AI与艺术创作结合的新趋势。
【解析】65．根据第二段“Last April, Chen Jian, a young artist from Shanghai, became popular online because he posted AI pictures of cats doing what humans do. One of his most famous posts showed a cat doing Baduanjin, a kind of Chinese exercise.”可知，陈健因发布AI生成的“猫做人类活动”的图片而走红，其中“猫做八段锦”的作品尤为出名，答案几乎是原文引述。
66．根据第四段“The idea of the exercising cat came from his own experience. Chen once had a health problem, and a doctor told him to do Baduanjin to get stronger. Later, when he did the exercises, he thought, ‘Why not let cats do it too ’”可知，创作“运动猫”的灵感来源于他自身因健康问题练习八段锦的经历，答案几乎是原文引述。
67．根据第五段“Now, with over 50,000 fans, he’s working with big companies...‘It’s good for both of us. They help me get more fans, and I help them get more attention,’ he added.”可知，陈健认为与大公司合作是“双赢”的，双方都能从中获益，答案几乎是原文引述。
68．根据最后一段“In the future, Chen is not just going to make more pictures with AI—he wants to use AI to make some videos too!”可知，陈健未来的计划是利用AI制作视频。
69．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。需结合文章内容和自身观点，合理阐述AI与人类工作的关系。可从“AI是工具，人类创造力不可替代”等角度作答，言之有理即可。
70．Parents and teachers. 71．Because he played computer games all day Saturday without eating, drinking or sleeping. 72．Some students play computer games for too long. 73．过去，学生们更经常在户外玩耍，但现在他们花更多时间在电脑前。 74．答案一：Yes, I do. I should play fewer games and do more outdoor sports.
答案二：No, I don’t. I use computers to look up study information and make study plans.
【导语】本文是一篇应用文，文章指出部分学生长时间玩电脑游戏这一严重问题及其对健康的危害，介绍了学校将邀请专家开展相关演讲的安排。
【解析】70．根据原文“Good afternoon, parents and teachers. Thank you for attending this meeting.”可知，参加这场会议的是家长和老师，故填Parents and teachers.
71．根据原文“The student played computer games on the Internet all day Saturday without stopping to drink, eat or sleep. Finally, he became very ill.”可知，这名学生生病是因为周六一整天都在网上玩电脑游戏，没停下来喝水、吃饭和睡觉，故填Because he played computer games all day Saturday without eating, drinking or sleeping.
72．根据原文“Some students play computer games for too long. This is a serious problem.”可知，文中提到的严重问题是一些学生玩电脑游戏的时间太长，故填Some students play computer games for too long.
73．划线句为“In the past, students used to play outside more often, but now they spend more time in front of computers.”，其中“in the past”意为“过去”，“used to do sth.”意为“过去常常做某事”，“play outside”意为“在户外玩耍”，“spend time in front of computers”意为“花时间在电脑前”，结合句式和词汇含义，故填：过去，学生们更经常在户外玩耍，但现在他们花更多时间在电脑前。
74．本题为开放性问题，分两种情况作答，言之有理即可。若有该问题，需说明解决办法；若无，需给出电脑用于学习的建议。示例答案1（有该问题）：Yes, I do. I should play fewer games and do more outdoor sports.（是的，我应该少玩游戏，多做些户外运动。）示例答案2（无该问题）：No, I don’t. I use computers to look up study information and make study plans.（不，我不。我用电脑查找学习资料并制定学习计划。）故填：答案一：Yes, I do. I should play fewer games and do more outdoor sports.
答案二：No, I don’t. I use computers to look up study information and make study plans.
75．On January 20, 2025. 76．Because it explains difficult problems in simple ways. 77．It’s good for study. Because it can help students teach themselves./It makes hard problems easy to understand./It helps students learn difficult problems simply./It explains difficult problems in an easy way. (回答合理即可)
【导语】本文介绍了中国AI工具DeepSeek-R1的发布时间、功能、优势及未来发展方向。
【解析】75．根据“DeepSeek was first released on January 20, 2025”可知，它的发布时间是2025年1月20日。故填On January 20, 2025.
76．根据“Students also love it because it explains difficult problems in simple ways”可知，学生喜欢它是因为它能用简单的方式解释难题。故填Because it explains hard problems simply.
77．根据“it explains difficult problems in simple ways”可知，它对学习有帮助，因为能简化难题的理解，回答合理即可。故填It’s good for study. Because it can help students teach themselves./It makes hard problems easy to understand./It helps students learn difficult problems simply./It explains difficult problems in an easy way.
78．In 1958. 79．For fun and to show off their skills. 80．Ralph Bear. 81．People can also use video games in other ways besides having fun. 82．We can use video games to help us learn knowledge, such as English words, maths or geography. Doctors can use games to treat children with brain injuries.
【导语】本文主要讲述了电子游戏的发展历程，包括其起源、家用游戏机的出现、游戏类型的增多、在线游戏的兴起，以及电子游戏在娱乐之外的其他用途，如帮助学习、治疗疾病等。
【解析】78．根据第二段“People created the first computer game in 1958.”可知，人们在1958年创造了第一款电脑游戏。故填In 1958.
79．根据第二段“Computer programmers (程序员), or people working on the computers in labs (实验室), made games for fun and to show off their skills.”可知，电脑程序员最初制作游戏是为了好玩和展示他们的技能。故填For fun and to show off their skills.
80．根据第三段“Later, a programmer named Ralph Bear began to think about how to play video games at home. He created a home game console (游戏机) that let people play video games on TVs.”可知，一个名叫Ralph Bear的程序员首先创造了一个家用游戏机，让人们可以在电视上玩电子游戏。故填Ralph Bear.
81．根据第五段“Besides having fun, people can also use video games in other ways. You may have played games that help you remember English words. Some games also help you learn maths or geography. Doctors can even use games to treat children with brain injuries (脑损伤).”可知，第五段主要讲述了电子游戏除了娱乐之外的其他用途，如帮助记忆英语单词、学习数学或地理，甚至治疗脑损伤儿童。故填People can also use video games in other ways besides having fun.
82．开放性问题，言之有理即可。参考答案为We can use video games to help us learn knowledge, such as English words, maths or geography. Doctors can use games to treat children with brain injuries.
83．Last winter. 84．Silent soldiers. 85．Real life. 86．Yes, I would. First, AI can provide basic ideas quickly and save my time. Second, it can help me get out of writing blocks when I’m stuck./No, I wouldn’t. First, AI can’t understand the true feelings behind stories as it failed to describe the fear of the landslide. Second, using AI for too long may make me lazy and slow down my thinking.
【导语】本文是一篇议论文，作者结合自身写作经历，探讨AI在提供灵感、节省时间方面的辅助作用，同时指出其缺乏情感深度、可能使人思维惰性的局限，强调动人创作终究源于真实生活体验。
83．根据“I have written for 20 years and won the China Special Book Award last winter”可知，作者去年冬天获得了该奖项，故填Last winter.
84．根据“AI suggested the snow mountains were like silent soldiers”可知，AI建议将雪山比作沉默的士兵，故填Silent soldiers.
85．根据“So while AI might help make writing easier, touching stories always come from real life”可知，动人的故事来自现实生活，故填Real life.
86．回答合理即可。参考答案：Yes, I would. First, AI can provide basic ideas quickly and save my time. Second, it can help me get out of writing blocks when I’m stuck./No, I wouldn’t. First, AI can’t understand the true feelings behind stories as it failed to describe the fear of the landslide. Second, using AI for too long may make me lazy and slow down my thinking.
87．It includes numbers and information from almost every part of our lives. 88．In tourism. 89．In order to better serve social and economic development. 90．Yes, I do. Because big data can make recommendations more accurate and personalized, help solve traffic problems faster, and improve public services, making our daily life much more convenient and efficient.
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了大数据的概念，阐述了大数据近年在中国旅游等领域的应用，并指出中国正在加速大数据建设以更好地服务社会经济发展，最后展望大数据将使生活更便捷美好。
87．根据文章第2段“Big data is no longer only about numbers, but information from almost every part of our lives: our locations, shopping habits and interests.”可知，大数据不仅包括数字，还包括来自我们生活几乎各个方面的信息，如位置、购物习惯和兴趣等。故填It includes numbers and information from almost every part of our lives.
88．根据文章第3段第一句“In the past few years, people have seen big data being used more often in China. For example, it plays an important role in tourism.”可知，过去几年，大数据在旅游领域发挥着重要作用。故填In tourism.
89．根据文章第4段第一句“Nowadays, China is speeding up its big data construction in order to better serve social and economic development.”可知，中国加速大数据建设是为了更好地服务社会和经济发展。故填In order to better serve social and economic development.
90．本题为开放性问答，要求回答是否期待大数据让生活更便捷美好并说明原因，字数不少于30词。答案需观点明确，理由合理。示例给出了肯定的回答，并列举了大数据在精准个性化推荐、快速解决交通问题、改善公共服务方面的好处，使生活更便捷高效。故填Yes, I do. Because big data can make recommendations more accurate and personalized, help solve traffic problems faster, and improve public services, making our daily life much more convenient and efficient.
91．It might change how teachers work or even take over some of their roles. 92．He started studying AI in 1978./In 1978. 93．He dreams of building smart robots that can help people./His dream is to build smart robots that can help people. 94．I think AI has great potential to revolutionize many industries, including education. It can provide personalized learning experiences and help teachers focus on more important tasks. However, we should also be cautious about the ethical implications and ensure that AI is used responsibly.（此题是开放性试题，答案不唯一。符合题意的答案均可酌情赋分。）
【导语】本文主要讨论了人工智能（AI）的发展现状、对教育领域可能产生的影响，以及不同人对AI的看法和期望。
【解析】91．根据“AI might change how teachers work or even take over some of their roles,” Zhang said at a forum (论坛) which was held at Tsinghua University in Beijing. 可知，张波认为AI可能会改变教师的工作方式，甚至取代他们的一些角色。故填It might change how teachers work or even take over some of their roles.
92．根据Zhang started studying AI in 1978. 可知，张波在1978年开始研究AI。故填He started studying AI in 1978./In 1978.
93．根据He dreams of building smart robots that can help people when he grows up.可知，杨长大后的梦想是建造能够帮助人们的智能机器人。故填He dreams of building smart robots that can help people./His dream is to build smart robots that can help people.
94．这是一个开放性问题，答案因人而异。但可以根据文章内容和常识来回答。故填I think AI has great potential to revolutionize many industries, including education. It can provide personalized learning experiences and help teachers focus on more important tasks. However, we should also be cautious about the ethical implications and ensure that AI is used responsibly.（此题是开放性试题，答案不唯一。符合题意的答案均可酌情赋分。）
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