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绝密★启用前whyThisBooKisworthReading

高三年级5月高考大练兵unlikegeneraldiscussionsofAⅠ,thisbookzeroesinonpracticaluseinbrandingandbusiness

growth.ⅠtgiⅤesleaderstheconfidencetonotonlyadoptAⅠbuttobuildlong_termstrategiesthateⅤolⅤe

英语withit.

AdamBrotman,onceachiefdigitalofficer,andAndysack,aseasonedentrepreneurandinⅤestor,

试卷共8页,47小题,满分120分。考试用时120分钟。combinerealbusinessleadershipwithdeepknowledgeofemergingtechnologies.Thebookencourages

注意事项:leaderstoembraceAⅠnotasariskbutasanopportunitytofuture_prooftheirbusinessesandredefine

1.答卷前,考生务必将自已的姓名丶准考证号等填写在答题卡指定位置上。success.

21.whatisthecoreargumentofthebookAIFirstaboutAⅠ’sbusinessrole?

2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改

A.AriskfactortobeaⅤoided.B.Abaseformoderncompetition.

动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷

C.AtooltoimproⅤeefficiency.D.Anadditiontobusinessgrowth.

上无效。

3.考生必须保持答题卡的整洁。考试结束后,请将答题卡交回。22.whoaretheintendedreadersofthebook?

A.Computersciencestudents.B.Academicprofessionals.

C.seniorbusinessdecision_makers.D.AⅠtechnologydeⅤelopers.

第二部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)

23.whichisoneofthehighlightsofAIFirst?

第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)

A.presentingcasesofAⅠ_driⅤenreform.B.sharingtheⅤiewsofaⅤeragebusinessmen.

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A\B\C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

C.FocusingontheoreticalresearchinAⅠ.D.offeringstrategiestoboostreadingawareness.

A

B

AIFirst:TheplaybooKforaFuture_proofBusinessandBrand

LizBodson’sfathersufferedastroke(中风)in2016,whichcausedhimtodeⅤelopaphasia,

byAdamBrotmanandAndysackoffersaforward_thinkingguideforbusinessesfacing

AIFirstmeaninghisspeechandlanguagedisappeared.Hefoundithardtojoiningroupdiscussionsatstroke

fast_deⅤelopingAⅠtechnology.TheauthorsarguethatAⅠisnotanadd_onbutthefoundationforhowsurⅤiⅤorgroupmeetings.Lizrealisedmostexistingsupportgroupsdon’tcatertotheuniqueneedsof

moderncompanieswillcompete.Thebookpresentsapracticalframeworkforleaderstorethinkbrandthosewithaphasia.so,shedecidedtotakeactionherself.“Ⅰwantedtostartalittlecommunitygroup

strategy,organizationalstructures,customerengagement,andinnoⅤationcyclesinanAⅠ_driⅤenworld.whereDadcouldgo,anditcouldbeafriendlyandinclusiⅤespace,”shesaid.

TargetAudienceⅠn2018,LizlaunchedthestrokesurⅤiⅤorsspeechandLanguagesupportGroup.Ⅰtquicklygrew,

ThisbookiscraftedforC_suiteexecutiⅤes,marketingleaders,brandmanagers,entrepreneurs,andofferingⅤariousactiⅤitiessuchascrafts,cardgames,andaccessiblesports,alldesignedtohelpwith

consultantswhoareshapingfuturestrategies.Ⅰtalsohelpsprofessionalsacrossindustriesunderstandhowthinking,communication,physicalandmentalwell_being,andmemory.Amongthese,thegroupchoirs

AⅠreshapescustomerexpectations,workforceskills,andcompetitiⅤeadⅤantage.andsingalongsbecamethemostpopular.Lizexplained,“Thechoircameintoitbecausemusicissucha

keyFeatures

fantasticformoftherapy.”ThesemusicalactiⅤities,ledbyasingingcoach,helpedsurⅤiⅤorspractice

●AcomprehensiⅤeAⅠ_firstbusinessplaybookthatmoⅤesbeyondtheory.

soundsandwords,sometimeseⅤenmakingfunnynoisesandshapeswiththeirmouths,whichwas

●ⅠnsightsfromleadingAⅠpractitioners(从业者)andcasestudiesoforganizationsalreadyespeciallygoodforthosewithaphasia.

transformingwithAⅠ.Thegroup’seffortsbroughtamazingresults.ManysurⅤiⅤors,whoinitiallyfelttheycouldn’tsing,

●strategiestomatchAⅠwithcustomerexperienceandbrandreliability.

foundjoyandconfidenceinthechoir.Lizproudlywatchedthem,saying,“Ⅰ’mlikeaproudmother

●Actionablestepsforleaderstobuildresilient,adaptablecompanies.

watchingthemall.”Ⅰn2024,thegroupeⅤenreceiⅤedTheking’sAwardforⅤoluntaryserⅤice,a

whatYouwillLearnnationalrecognitionfortheiroutstandingwork.

Readerswillgaintoolsto:

LizbelieⅤesinempoweringeⅤerysurⅤiⅤor.sheseespeoplearriⅤefeelingoⅤerwhelmedwithtears

●RedesignbusinessmodelswithAⅠatthecore.intheireyes,butthroughthegroup,theygainconfidenceandasenseofpurpose.Hercorebeliefisto

●ReimaginemarketingandbrandstorytellinginanAⅠ_poweredera.helpsurⅤiⅤorsknowthat“lifeisn’toⅤer”afterastroke.Thegroupwalkswiththemandraiseawareness

●BuildAⅠliteracyacrossteams.thathopeandcommunitycanmakeahugedifference.ⅤolunteerscontributeoⅤer9,000hoursannually,

●BalanceinnoⅤationwithethicsandresponsibility.saⅤingtheNationalHealthserⅤiceandsocialcareserⅤicesanestimatedf115,000eachyear.

GD●高三英语第1页(共8页)GD●高三英语第2页(共8页)

24.whydidLizBodsondecidetostartherownsupportgroup?28.whatisthemostamazingfeatureofmyceliummaterials?

A.ToproⅤideaplaceforherfathertofitin.A.ultra_lightproperty.B.EasyaⅤailability.

B.Toconductresearchonaphasiatreatment.C.self_repaircapability.D.HighelectricalconductiⅤity.

C.TocompetewithexistingmedicalserⅤices.29.whatcanbeinferredaboutthedeⅤelopmentofmyceliummaterials?

D.TotrainⅤolunteersforthehealthcaresystem.A.Ⅰthasgainedindustryrecognitionworldwide.

25.whatmadethegroup’smusicalactiⅤitiesespeciallyhelpfulforaphasiapatients?B.Ⅰthastakentheplaceofanimalleather’suse.

A.Theywonthenationalaward.B.Theyincludedfunnycardgames.C.Ⅰtisstillinexperimentalstageledbyresearchers.

C.Theyfacilitatedspeechpractice.D.Theywereledbyafamouscoach.D.ⅠtisdrawinginⅤestmentandcompetitionfrommakers.

26.whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeLizBodson?30.whatdoestheunderlinedword“exceeded”inparagraph3probablymean?

A.Ambitiousandhumorous.B.sympatheticandcreatiⅤe.A.Replaced.B.Equaled.

C.CautiousandcompetitiⅤe.D.Responsibleanddemanding.C.outperformed.D.Ⅰnfluenced.

27.whatdoesLiz’sstorymainlyshow?31.whydoestheauthorquoteGemmaogston’swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.Musichealsallwounds.B.Healthiswealth.A.Tostressmushrooms’cross_industryⅤalues.

C.Charitybeginsathome.D.Togetherwerise.B.TopersuadepeopletoinⅤestinmushrooms.

CC.Tointroducenewmushroom_relatedproducts.

FromtheⅤegetabledrawertothefashionworld’sfrontrow,mushroomsarebecomingamust_haⅤeD.Toarguemushrooms’superiorityoⅤerplastic.

material.scientistssuggestthatfutureluxuryhandbags,oncemadefromanimals’skin,mayinsteadbeD

madefrommycelium(菌丝).ThisliⅤingmaterialismadeupofthin,sensingstrandsthatcaneⅤenExpertbirdwatchershaⅤechangesintheirbrainstructurecomparedwithbeginners,whichprobably

conductelectricity.EⅤenmoresurprisingly,thesemycelium_basedmaterialsmaybeabletohealhelpthembetteridentifybirdsandmayeⅤenprotectagainstage_relatedcognitiⅤe(认知的)decline.

themselⅤeswhendamaged.whenlearningorpractisingaskill,thebrainreorganisesitself,strengtheningandstreamlining

Ⅰtmaysoundlikesciencefiction,butsomefashionbrandsarealreadyworkingwithmushroomreleⅤantpathways.Thisability,knownasneuroplasticity(神经可塑性),formsthebasisofthe

leather.Ⅰn2021,theeco_friendlydesignerstellaMcCartneypioneeredtheuseofalab_grownsubstitutedeⅤelopmentofexpertise.Ⅰtiswhyprofessionalmusiciansshowstructuralchangesinbrainregions

calledMylotocreateasampletighttopandpairoftrousers.Thenextyear,sheproduced100luxuryinⅤolⅤedinhearing.

bagsfromthefauxhide(仿生皮),whichcontains85percentmyceliumand15percentrecycledTounderstandwhetherbirdingalsoshapesthebrain,ErikwingatyorkuniⅤersityinCanadaand

cellulose(纤维素).“Ⅰt’ssoft,flexibleandhard_wearing,”McCartneysaid,“Moreimportantly,ithiscolleaguesanalyzedbrainstructureandfunctionin48hobbyistbirders,halfexpertsandhalfnoⅤices

hasn’tkilledasingleanimal.”othermajorcompanieshaⅤealsojoinedthetrend,includingsome(新手),asjudgedonascreeningtest.participantswereaged22to79andbothgroupsweresimilarin

famousbrandswhohaⅤepartneredwithabiotechcompanytocreatetrainersandyogamatsfromtermsofsex,ageandeducation.

mycelium.Duringbrainscans,theparticipantswereshownapictureofabirdforlessthan4seconds.About

Meanwhile,thereissomethingofanarmsraceamongmanufacturerstobringmyceliumproductsto10secondslater,theytriedidentifyingthesamebirdinoneoffourimages,eachpresentingadifferent

market.ⅠnsouthCarolina,ariⅤalcompanyhasraisedoⅤer$187millionfrominⅤestorstodeⅤelopspecies.Thetaskwasrepeated72timesusing18birdspecies.Asexpected,expertbirdersperformed

mycelium_basedproductsforhandbagsandcarinteriors.Afashionexpertnotedthatthiswasthefirstmuchbetter.Theycorrectlyidentified83percentoflocalbirdsand61percentofnon_localones,while

timeaplant_basedmaterialhadmatchedoreⅤenexceededthequalityanddurabilityofananimalbeginnersidentifiedonly44percentofboth.

leather.whenidentifyingnon_localbirds,expertbirdersshowedincreasedactiⅤityinthreebrainregions

MushroomshaⅤealsobecomepopularinthewellnessindustryfortheirhealthbenefits.TheglobalinⅤolⅤedinobjectrecognition,Ⅴisualprocessing,attention,andmemory.Theseregionswerealsomore

marketformushrooms__acrossfood,medicine,andinnoⅤatiⅤematerials__isexpectedtogrowfromstructurallycomplexinexperts,suggestingthatbuildingexpertiseinbirdingreshapesthebrain.

$68billionin2023to$136billionby2032.“Ⅰt’sawholeculturalshift,”asGemmaogston,theAspeopleage,structuralcomplexityandorganizationofthebraintendtodecline.HoweⅤer,this

founderofMamashroomssupplements,putit,“Fromhealthbenefitstoeco_friendlypackaginganddeclinewaslessnoticeableinexpertbirdwatchers.ThissuggeststhatbirdingmayhelpbuildcognitiⅤe

regeneratiⅤematerials,mushroomsarenature’ssuperpower.”reserⅤe__thebrain’sabilitytodefenditselffromagingandadapttodamage.

GD●高三英语第3页(共8页)GD●高三英语第4页(共8页)

“ⅠtsuggeststhatmaintainingbrainactiⅤitywithsomespecialisedabilitiesisalsolinkedtoreducedThesecondcaⅤeatisthatnointerⅤiewisperfectinpredictinghowcandidateswilldo.studies

effectsofaging,”saysRobertzatorreatMcGilluniⅤersityinCanada.HoweⅤer,toreallyknowsuggestthatlessthan20%ofaperson’sactualjobperformancecanbecreditedtoscoresinastructured

whetherthebrainchangesareduetobirding,researcherswouldhaⅤetoscanthebrainmultipletimesinterⅤiew.40Forexample,personalitytestsorworksampletaskscanbeadded.usingseⅤeral

oⅤermonthstoyears,sayswing.methodstogethermaypredictasmuchas30%_40%ofacandidate’seⅤentualperformance.

32.whichaspectoftheresearchisparagraph2mainlyabout?Thereisnocompletelyreliablewaytojudgeanunfamiliarjobcandidate.Companiescanfocuson

A.Themajorfinding.B.Thetheoreticalprinciple.supportingnewhiresaftertheyjoinbyofferingpropertraining,internshipprogramsandsoon.

C.Thepracticalexample.D.Thepotentialsignificance.A.Thisprocessisoftenchallenginganduncertain.

33.Howdidresearchersconductthebirdidentificationtask?B.Also,creatingastructuredprocesstakestimeandeffort.

A.BygiⅤingparticipantsunlimitedtimetorespond.C.ⅠnterⅤiewerstendtooⅤerestimatetheirabilitytoreadpeople.

B.Byrequiringparticipantstomemorizebirdnames.D.ⅠtmeanseⅤerycandidateisaskedthesamejob_relatedquestions.

C.Byshowingparticipantsthesamebirdimagerepeatedly.E.Therefore,it’sbettertocombineinterⅤiewswithotherassessments.

D.Byaskingparticipantstorecognizethebirdshownbefore.F.CandidatesusuallytrytheirbesttoleaⅤeagoodimpressionininterⅤiews.

34.whatdidErikwing’sstudyfind?G.Despiteallthesedrawbacks,interⅤiewscanstillbeusefulifconductedproperly.

A.Birdingmayhelpresistbrainaging.第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)

B.NoⅤiceshaⅤesimplerbrainactiⅤities.第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)

C.Birdingcuresage_relatedcognitiⅤedecline.阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A丶B丶C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

D.ExpertshaⅤemorebraincellsthannoⅤices.

Attheageof28,Gillianklinewasdiagnosedwithcancer.ThedayafterreceiⅤingthenews,she

35.whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

andherfuturehusbandwenttothehospitalandⅤisitedadoctorto41nextsteps.Afterthe42,

A.HowtoBecomeAnExpertBirdwatcher

shecheckedherworkemailandsawamessagefromaninsurancecompanymarked“LAsTDAYOF

B.whyExpertsⅠdentifyBirdsMoreAccurately

OPENENROLLMENT(注册)”.43setin.sheknewtherighthealthinsurancewould44the

C.Neuroplasticity:ThekeytoLearningNewskills

careshecouldaffordduringtreatment,soshe45connectedwithAlexMackey,thebenefits

D.Birdwatching:AHobbyThatRewiresYourBrain

manager.

第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)

Thoughtheywereonlycolleaguesandnotthatclose,klinehadno46buttoshareher

,。。

阅读下面短文从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项diagnosis.uponhearingthenews,Mackeytoldher,“Don’tworry.Ⅰ’llmakesureyou’reenrolledinthe

HowtoconductaJobInterviewEffectively

rightplan.”Mackey47herword.sheenrolledklineina48plan,arrangedahealth49

Ⅰfyouneeddesignawaytohirenewstaff,youmightthinkofatraditionaljobinterⅤiew.YouhaⅤeto

throughtheinsurancecompany,andcarefully50eⅤerymedicalbill.

judgeastranger’sskillsandpersonalityinashorttime,beforemakingalong_termcommitment.

36Mackey’ssupportwentfarbeyondpaperwork.shewas51whenklineshaⅤedherheadandgot

somecandidatesmaybetoonerⅤoustoshowtheirtrueabilities.Mostquestionsarepredictable,fittedforawig(假发).shepreparedacarepackagefilledwithitemsusefulfortreatmentdaysandsent

andanswersareoftenprepared.sotoshakecandidatesoutoftheircomfortzone,interⅤiewers52textsonchemotherapy(化疗)mornings.Throughthisexperience,klinecametounderstandthe

sometimesaskirreleⅤantquestions__buttheserarelyproduceusefulinsights.truemeaningof53.Beforeherillness,shehadconfusedbeingnicewithbeingkind,butMackey’s

37ResearchshowsstructuredinterⅤiewsarethemosteffectiⅤewaytopredictfuturejobsteady,thoughtfulactionsshowedherthedifference.Nowcancer_freefortenyears,klineoften54

performance.TherearetwobigcaⅤeats(注意事项)tothisadⅤocacyofinterⅤiews,howeⅤer.Thefirstisthatlesson,takingMackeyasher55whenothersfacehardship.

theimportanceof“structured”.38Andtheiranswersarescoredwithaclearsystem.An41.A.designB.discussC.makeD.explain

unstructuredinterⅤiew,wherehiringmanagersaskrandomquestions,islesseffectiⅤe.42.A.inⅤestmentB.retirementC.treatmentD.appointment

ButsomepeoplearequestioningwhystructuredinterⅤiewsaren’tusedmoreoften?Onereason43.A.DoubtB.AngerC.PanicD.shame

mightbethatinterⅤiewersfeelrestrictedbystandardquestions.Theywantthefreedomtoaskwhatthey44.A.limitB.determineC.receiⅤeD.replace

like.39Butnothingismoreregrettablethanhiringthewrongperson.45.A.urgentlyB.regularlyC.casuallyD.carefully

GD●高三英语第5页(共8页)GD●高三英语第6页(共8页)

46.A.reasonB.chanceC.intentionD.choiceshouldchatscreenshotsBesharedwithFriends?

47.A.ateB.keptC.trustedD.broke

48.A.secretB.ambitiousC.flexibleD.suitable

49.A.lawyerB.inspectorC.consultantD.officer第二节(满分25分)

50.A.reⅤiewedB.collectedC.submittedD.corrected阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。

51.A.regretfulB.presentC.afraidD.latewhenⅠwaslittle,mymomsaidⅠhaditchy(发痒的)bones.Ⅰcouldn’tsitstillincrowdedplaces

52.A.surprisingB.disappointingC.confusingD.encouraginglikerestaurantsorlonglines.Aftermydadpassedaway,Ⅰbecamemoreandmorerestless.Ⅰ’dmoⅤe

53.A.kindnessB.healthC.truthD.insurancearound,andscratch(抓伤)mynailsuntilmyfingershurt.EⅤerytimemymomwouldsmoothmyhair

54.A.dependsonB.insistsonC.reflectsonD.carriesonandsingsoftlytocalmmedown.

55.A.modelB.expertC.guideD.partneroneday,Ⅰwasinahospitalwaitingroom,andⅠcouldn’tstoppacingbackandforth.Andthis

第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)time,Ⅰcouldn’tgetcomfortfrommydearmom,becauseshewasintheoperationroomnow.Theclock

阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形怯。onthewallseemedfrozen,andtheroomfeltlikeaprison.ⅠwishedⅠhadsomethingtoshiftmy

ⅠndiⅤidualgrainsmaybesmallinsize,butthestoryofsaltreflectsagrandpictureofeconomics,attention,butallⅠhadwasaboxofcandies,whichwasfoundatthecornerofthecupboard.

politics,andnationalgoⅤernanceinChina.ThroughoutChinesehistory,aⅤarietyofkeypositionsandⅠsatthere,pickingatthecandies,thinkingabouthowmuchⅠhatedthem.Theytastedlikedust

facilitiesweresetuparoundthecountry,56(particular)alongtheGrandCanal,tostrictlymanagebunnies,thekindyoufoundunderthebed.ButⅠkepteatingthemanyway,becauseitwassomethingto

theproduction,transportationandsaleofthiscrucialingredient,57iscloselytiedtothelifeblooddo.

oftheeconomy.Therewasanotherpersoninthewaitingroomwithme.shelookedbored.Accustomedtobeing

Archaeological(考古的)workinyancheng,JiangsuproⅤince,isgraduallyyieldingeⅤidenceofalone,Ⅰfeltabituncomfortableandunsureofhowtointeractwithothers.soⅠtriedtobepoliteand

thelonghistoryofsalt.yancheng58(it)means“cityofsalt”inChinese,andtherootsoftheofferedhersomecandies.ButⅠtoldherthatmighttastebadbecauseⅠdidn’tknowwhoseitwas.she

city’snameliebeneaththeground.tookoneandmadeaface.“wow,theseareterrible,”shesaid.Ⅰapologizedcarefully,butshetoldme

AccordingtoChenGang,aresearcherwiththeJiangsuproⅤincialⅠnstituteofCulturalRelicsandnotto.“Don’tapologizeforsomeoneelse’sbadcandy,”shesaid.Astrangefeelingfilledmymind.

Archaeology,which59(manage)thepastexcaⅤations(挖掘)inyancheng,aseriesofkeyThatwasasenseofidentitythatⅠ’dneⅤerfeltbefore.welaughedtogether,andforamoment,the

findings60(inⅤolⅤe)theancientsaltindustryhaⅤebeenmadeinthiscoastalcitybetweenthewaitingroomdidn’tfeelsobad.

yellowseaandtheGrandCanal.TheancientChinesehadapoeticterm61(describe)thecoastalHernamewassarah.shewasalsowaitingforhermother.Butsurprisingly,hermotherwasnota

patient,butthesurgeonwhowasperformingsurgeryonmymom.Ⅰsmiledandfeltalittlelesslonely.

saltindustry,referringtoit62“boilingtheocean”.

shetalkedtomeaboutmanyinterestingthingsandeⅤenjokedwithme.wekepttalking,andⅠfeltlike

Archaeologicalfindingsattheshajingtousite,63(locate)onasandyrangenearthecoast,

Ⅰcouldtellheranything.

includewell_organizedwesternHanDynastyroads,64intensiⅤenetworkofwaterwells,large_

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