2026上海建平中学高一下学期期末英语（含解析无听力原文无音频）

建平中学2025学年第二学期期末教学质量检测高一英语试卷考生注意：考试时间120分钟，试卷满分140分。I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Atapaintstore.

B.Atanoilmarket.

C.Atasciencemuseum.

D.Atagallery.2.A.Aserviceman.

B.Abusinessman.

C.astockbroker.

D.Ateacher.3.A.9:30.

B.9:45.

C.12:30.

D.12:45.4.A.Herroommatecomesbacktoolate.B.Herroommateeatstoomucheverymeal.C.Shehastopaythebillforherroommateeveryday.DShecan’taffordtosharethebillwithherroommate.5.A.Aguidebookabouteating.

B.Ahotelforarest.C.Afastfoodrestaurant.

D.Aguideforatrip.6.A.Finishthepaperbeforemeetinghisprofessor.B.Shortenhispaperintoa4,000-wordarticle.C.Determineamorespecifictopicforhispaper.D.Askhisprofessorforhelpinchoosingthetopic.7.A.Doubtful.

B.Upset.

C.Convinced.

D.Amazed.8.A.Apurpleblousemadefrompuresilk.B.A100%silkblouseinnavyblue.C.Afashionableblouseinabrightcolor.D.Somethingtomatchherpurpleblouse.9.A.Theapplicationhasbeendelayedforaweek.B.Thejobhasbeenofferedtosomeoneelse.C.Thewomanisnotsuitablefortheposition.D.Thewomanlacksrelevantexperience.10.A.Thewomanbrokeherarmwhiledoingtheproject.B.Themanexpectedthewomantogoonwiththeproject.C.Ittakesthedoctoramonthtocurethewoman’sbrokenleg.D.Thewomancannowcomebacktodoherunfinishedproject.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouheardaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.Would-befreshmen.

B.Would-besecond-yearstudents.C.Would-begraduates.

D.Would-bethird-yearstudents.12.A.Fourth-yearstudentsarelikelytogetlowernumbers.B.Mostofthelistenerscangettheirfirstorsecondchoice.C.Studentshavetoshareroomswithothersinthesamegrade.D.Studentsareallowedtochoosetheirroommates,butnottheirdorms.13.A.Theyhavetoliveindormsofotheruniversities.B.Theyhavetosharedormswithmoreroommates.C.Theyhavetoseekaccommodationoffcampus.D.Theyhavetoexchangedormswithfreshmen.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.TheywerethefirstsettlersinEurope.B.TheyweretheconquerorsofNorway.C.TheydiscoveredIcelandintheninthcentury.D.TheysettledonasmallislandnorthofEngland.15.A.ItwassomefivehundredmileswestofNorway.B.Itwascoveredwithgreenmosttimeoftheyear.C.ItwastheVikings’mostimportantdiscovery.D.Itwasarockymassoflandcoveredwithice.16.A.TheVikings’oceanexplorations.

B.ThemakingofEuropeannations.C.TheVikings’everydaylife.

D.TheEuropeans’Arcticdiscoveries.Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.17.

A.Buyingsomefitnessequipmentforthenewgym.B.Openingagymandbecomingpersonaltrainers.C.Signingupforaweight-losscourse.D.Tryingoutanewgymintown.18.

A.Professionalpersonaltraining.

B.Freeexerciseforthefirstweek.C.Adiscountforahalf-yearmembership.

D.Additionalbenefitsforyoungcouples.19.

A.Thesafetyofweightlifting.

B.Thehighmembershipfee.C.Therenewalofhismembership.

D.Theoperationoffitnessequipment.20.

A.Shewantsherinvitationrenewed.B.Sheusedtodo200sit-upseveryday.C.Sheknowsthebasicsofweight-lifting.D.Sheusedtobeapersonaltraineratthegym.II.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.1．Theresearchteamfoundthattheancienttomb,______wallsweredecoratedwithpreciouspaintings,______untouchedforover800years.A．whose;hadremained B．which;remainedC．ofwhich;hadremained D．that;wasremained2．______manyexpertshavepointedout,regularphysicalexercise,______properlyarranged,cangreatlyrelievementalpressureandimproveworkefficiency.A．While;if B．As;whenC．Since;though D．Although;unless3．Themanagerwasannoyedat______waitingfortwohoursoutsideinthecoldwindwithoutanyexplanation.A．beingkept B．keepingC．kept D．havingkept4．You’dbettertakenotes______youmightmisssomekeypointsduringthelecture.A．sothat B．nowthatC．incase D．aslongas5．Bythetimetherescueworkersarrivedattheflood-hitarea,mostofthelocalresidents________bythevolunteers.A．havebeenhelped B．hadbeenhelpedC．werehelped D．wouldbehelped6．______fromthetopofthemountain,thewholevalleylooksextremelybeautiful,______thousandsoftouristseveryyear.A．Seen;attracting B．Seeing;attractedC．Seen;attracted D．Tosee;attracting7．Manypeoplechoosetoworkovertime______theycanearnmoremoneytosupporttheirfamilies.A．evenif B．incaseC．sothat D．asthough8．Themoment______wereachedthetopofthemountainistheone______wewillneverforgetinourwholelife.A．when;that B．which;whichC．that;what D．when;which9．Thestudentisreported______thefirstprizeinthenationalEnglishcompetition,whichsurpriseshisteachersalot.A．winning B．towinC．tohavewon D．havingwon10．Itwasnotuntilhefailedintheexam______herealizedthathe______histimeonmeaninglessonlinegames.A．when;hadwasted B．that;hadwastedC．where;waswasting D．as;waswastingSectionBDirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.Yearsago,IforcedmyselftouseAIfrequentlysothatIcouldgainfirsthandexperienceforwritingaboutit.However,anexpandingbodyofrecentresearchsuggeststhatover-relianceontoolslikeChatGPT_____11_____damagecreativity,memoryandcriticalthinking—GPSonceweakenedoursenseofdirectionandsearchenginesreducedourwillingnesstoretaininformation.ScientistswarnthatAIundertakesmostmentallaborforus,inevitably_____12_____(reduce)opportunitiesforcognitiveexercise.AdamGreen,aneuroscientistwhodirectstheLaboratoryforRelationalCognitionatGeorgetownUniversity,explainsifweceaseengagingincertaintypesofthinking,ourcapacitytohandlesuchtaskswillgraduallydecline.Itresemblesattendingagymonlytohavearobotliftalltheweights:youleave_____13_____havinggainedanystrength.Wecanadoptmeasurestominimizepotentialrisks,_____14_____nowAIisnearlyunavoidableinsearchenginesandsmartphones.JaredBenge,aclinicalneuropsychologistwhoteachesattheUniversityofTexas,_____15_____(emphasize)AIisnotinherentlybeneficialorharmful;itsimpactdependsentirelyonusagepatterns.Hefurtherclarifiesthatthekeyliesinmaintainingmetacognitiveawareness,whichmeansmonitoringconstantly_____16_____AIisassistingorreplacingyourthoughtprocess.Ifitliberatesmentalresourcesformorecomplextasks,itmayenhancecognition.Conversely,ifweuncriticallyacceptitsoutputs,werisk“cognitivesurrender”,astate_____17_____weprioritizeAI’sjudgmentsoverourown,evenwhenthemachineismakingamistake._____18_____(maintain)cognitivevitality,expertsproposetwocorestrategies.First,don’toutsourcefoundationalthinking.Beforeconsultingachatbot,establishyourownperspectivesothatAIservestochallengeyourreasoningratherthanconstructit.Second,preservecognitiveeffort.Whenlearning,resistlettingAIsummarizedifficulttextsand_____19_____(endure)thediscomfortofstrugglingwithcomplexproblems,whichisessentialfordeepcomprehension.AIisnotanenemytobeabandoned._____20_____wekeepcontroloveritsapplication,wecanuseitsefficiencywithoutsacrificingourmostirreplaceablepower:thecapacityforindependentthought.SectionCDirections:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.demanding

B.diversity

C.exposed

D.extreme

E.instant

F.perceived

G.prioritize

H.recall

I.reflect

J.specific

K.survivalRecognizingpeopleisabasiccourtesy(礼貌)—especiallyintheworkplace.Butmanypeoplehavefeltthestressofdesperatelytryingto____21____theworkmatesittingoppositethem,onlyforacompletefailure.Notonlyisitasourceofembarrassment,butitcanbe____22____asimpolite:thatsomeonehasn’ttakenthetimeandefforttolearnanythingabouttheotherperson.However,beingabletomemorizesomeone’sappearance,particularlyifthey’rerelativelyunfamiliar,andrecollectthemina(n)____23____—days,weeks,ormaybemonthslater—needsavastsuiteofcognitiveresources:frompartsofthebrain____24____tofacialrecognition,tovisualprocessingandlong-termmemory.Learningandrecognizingfacesisoneofthemostcognitively____25____andneurologicallycomplextasksweengagein.Butalongsidescience,thereareculturalandsocietalfactorsatplaythatcanleaveusblankingonwhoismakingconversationwithusatwork.Notonlydowetendtorememberpeoplewholookmorelikeus,butwealso____26____learningthefacesofthoseweconsidertobeofgreaterimportancetoourlives:seniormembersofthestaff,orthoseinpositionsofpower.Throughoutalifetime,humanslearntorecognizethousandsoffaces.Someresearchhasshownthatatthe____27____end,thefigurecanbeashighas10,000.Generally,peopleareskilledatlearningandrecognizingsomanyfaces,as____28____oncedependedonit.Theevolutionaryneedtobeabletoquicklytellfriendfromenemyexplainswhypeoplearehardwiredtorememberthefacesoflovedonesandthosemostfamiliar.Inthemodernworld,peoplearefrequently____29____tomorefacesinasingledaythanacrosstheirancestor’sentirelifetimes.Itmeansthey’remorelikelytobeinasituationinwhichtheydrawafacialblank.However,recognizingpeopleisaskill.Ifpeoplewanttobringforthchangeandgreater____30____amongoffices,it’sbeneficialtoreallytryandrememberthefacesofpeoplewhofallintoanindividual’s‘unlikelytorecognize’pool.III.

ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.(A)OnChina’slivestreamplatforms,thereisnowagoodchancethatthehosturgingyoutobuyproductsisadigitalfigure.Livecommerceisa________industryinChina.Millionsofpeoplehostlivestreams,________everythingfromlipsticktorealestate.In2023,thelivestreame-commercemarketwasworth4.9trillionyuan.However,e-commercecompaniesareincreasingly________theirhumanhostswithAIbots.Duringthisyear’s“618”shoppingfestival,digitalfigureshostedlivestreamsforover5,000brandsonthee-commerceplatformJD.com.TheseAI-hostedshowsreportedlyreceivedover100millionviewsandgeneratedoverfivemillioninteractions.Chinesevendors(商贩)aremostly________AIhostsasawaytocutcosts.Adigitalfigurecostsonlyafewthousandyuanandcanlivestreamfor24hoursaday.Italsosaves________onhiringalivestreamstudioandsupportstaff.In2023,digitalfigurebroughtinrevenuesworthover333billionyuaninChina.Thisamountisbelievedtoreach640billionyuanby2027.However,noteveryoneagreeswiththeuseofAIhostsinlivecommerce.Thesebotsareknownforwoodenly________tothescriptandarelikelytomakemistakes.Bothconsumersandvendorshave________thatdigitalfigures“sayeverythinginthesameway,andsometimesdon’t________.”Theyalsostruggletoanswerspecificquestionsfromconsumers.Somevendorsremain________aboutusingdigitalfigures.CurrentAIbots,theysuggest,coulddamagetheirbrandreputation,whichrelyonbuildingtrustandemotionalconnectionswith________.TheriseofAIhostsisalsocreating________issues.Asdigitalfiguresbecomeevermore________,it’sbecomingharderforconsumerstotellthemapartfromhumanbeings.Thisopensthedoorforscammers(敲诈者),whousethesefigurestotrickshoppersintobuying________goods.YuZhinong,alawyer,stressedthelegalrisksforcreatorsofdigitalfigures.Usingsomeone’sactualvoicecouldleadtofraud(诈骗)charges,andgeneratingfakeaudioforillegalactivitiesmayresultincriminalliability(刑事责任).It’salsoessentialtoobtainpermissionfromanyonewhoseportraitisusedincreatingadigitalfigure,headded.InMay2023,Douyinintroducedrulesto________theuseofvirtualfigures.ItrequiresthatanyAIlivestreammustbemonitoredbyarealperson.________,theownersofdigitalfiguresareaskedtoregisterusingtheirrealidentities.ChineseauthoritiesarealsoseekingtosupervisetheuseofAIhostsine-commerce.31．A．fragile B．massive C．digital D．risky32．A．processing B．delivering C．selling D．stocking33．A．replacing B．bombarding C．interfering D．identifying34．A．reflectingupon B．turningto C．takingover D．operatingon35．A．labour B．storage C．maintenance D．budget36．A．sticking B．objecting C．appealing D．adding37．A．maintained B．complained C．announced D．realized38．A．makesense B．standout C．giveway D．takeplace39．A．optimistic B．enthusiastic C．cautious D．curious40．A．lawyers B．agents C．reporters D．consumers41．A．technical B．practical C．legal D．ethical42．A．realistic B．costly C．flexible D．stylish43．A．outdated B．delicate C．discounted D．fake44．A．understate B．ban C．overlook D．regulate45．A．However B．Meanwhile C．Conversely D．Otherwise(B)Removingtrashfromtheoceanmaynotbeasharmlessasitseems.That’stheconclusionofnewresearch,whichfindsthatmarinedumps,knownas“garbagepatches(区域)”,are________tocountlessdelicatecreaturesthatcouldendupdyingwhenpeoplecollecttrashfromthesea.Ourplanet’soceanshavefivemajorgarbagepatches.Theyformfarfromlandwherestrongcurrentsmovequicklytogether,________trashofallsizes.ThelargestofthesemarinefieldsisknownastheGreatPacificGarbagePatch.Spanning1.6millionsquarekilometersmidwaybetweenHawaiiandthecoastofCalifornia,itwasfirst________in1997byoceanographerCharlesMoore.Thepatchescaped________forsolongbecausemostofitscontentsarenoteasilyspottedfromafar.ToseewhethertheGreatPacificGarbagePatchwasharboringavastnumberoffloatingcreatures________waste,acrewsailedthroughthepatchfor80days,collectingsamplesfromHawaiitothecoastofSanFrancisco.“Thesemysteriousregionsarelargely________,”saysRebeccaHelm,abiologistatGeorgetownUniversity.Thesamplesrevealedhighconcentrationsofthreespeciesthatliveattheocean’ssurface.Theyincludedbluebuttonjellies,by-the-windsailors,andvioletsnails.Bluebuttonjelliesandby-the-windsailors—twotypesofjellyfish—feedonplankton(浮游生物)andserveasfoodforvioletsnails.Thescientistsmatchedthelocationsofthesecreatureswithhighconcentrationsofplasticwaste.It________thatoceancurrentsaffectallofthesefloatingobjects—bothlifeandtrash—inthesameway,theteamreportedlastmonth.Helmsaysthatthe________ofthesecreaturesimpliesacomplexecosysteminwhichtheyserveasfoodforpredatorslikeseaturtlesandseabirds.“Theseanimalsdon’texistin________,”shesays.“Thefoodwebthey’reapartofaffectsthewholeocean.”Thiscould________effortstocleanupthesepatches.Someenvironmentalorganizationsaimto________thewastebyskimmingthesurfacewithnets.Butjustassimilarfishingmethodsleadto________,suchcleanupeffortswouldlikelycatchsurface-inhabitantsalongwiththeplasticwaste,Helmsays.________,amodelingstudypublishedinAprilinAquaticBiologyfoundsucheffortscouldpotentiallythreatenthesurvivalofspeciesthathaveexistedformillionsofyears.InMarch,nearly200countriesagreedtoanewhighseastreaty(公海条约)thatwilleventuallyallowthecreationofprotectedareasininternationalwaters.Ifgarbagepatcheswerealso________,cleanupeffortswouldbepausedlongenoughforscientiststobetterunderstandpotentialimpacts.Still,Helmarguesthatthemost________solutionistopreventplasticfromgettingintotheoceaninthefirstplacebyreducingourrelianceonit.46．A．opposite B．harmful C．home D．familiar47．A．carrying B．destroying C．sorting D．accessing48．A．approved B．identified C．promoted D．released49．A．searches B．crowds C．memory D．notice50．A．inadditionto B．incontrastto C．inplaceof D．onaccountof51．A．unlimited B．unexplored C．unavoidable D．unthinkable52．A．guarantees B．maintains C．strengthens D．hints53．A．presence B．competition C．separation D．transformation54．A．motion B．danger C．isolation D．harmony55．A．complicate B．reverse C．neutralize D．strengthen56．A．classify B．replace C．monitor D．remove57．A．waste B．bycatch C．delay D．risk58．A．Indeed B．Otherwise C．However D．Thus59．A．extended B．involved C．prohibited D．defined60．A．immediate B．costly C．flexible D．effectiveSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)Afterworkinginplasticsurgeryandmedicalaestheticsforthepast10years,I’verealizedhowmanypeoplestrugglewithadistortedself-imageoraninaccurateperceptionofthemselves.Manyexaminetheirownappearanceunderamicroscope,focusingoneveryperceivedflawwhileoverlookingqualitiesthatothersadmirewithouthesitation.Manythoughtthatadifferentnose,smootherskin,oramorebalancedfacewouldfinallychangethemfromanunattractiveoutsidertoastunninghead-turner.However,onepatient,inparticular,changedthewayIthoughtaboutbeauty.Severalyearsago,awomaninherfortiescametomyclinic.Shewasasuccessfularchitectwhocarriedherselfwithremarkableconfidence.Unlikemanypatients,shedidnotarrivewithalonglistofcomplaints.Instead,shesmiledandsaid,“I’veneverdislikedmyappearance,butthereisonethingI’vealwayswantedtochange.”Sheexplainedthatachildhoodaccidenthadlefthernoseslightlycrooked.Thefeaturehadneverpreventedherfrombuildingasuccessfulcareer,maintainingclosefriendships,orfeelingcomfortableinpublic.Yetwhenevershelookedinthemirror,shefeltthatonesmalldetaildidnotquitereflectthepersonsheknewherselftobe.Whatstruckmewasherattitude.Sheneverspokeofbecomingprettierorlookinglikeacelebrity.Shenevercomparedherselfwithwhatwaspresentedonsocialmedia.Nordidshebelievethatsurgerywouldtransformherlife.Shesimplywantedheroutwardappearancetomatchtheconfidenceshealreadyfeltwithin.Severalmonthsaftertheprocedure,shereturnedforafollow-upappointment.Thechangewassubtle,butsheseemedgenuinelypleased.“Idon’tfeellikeadifferentperson,”shetoldme.“Ifeelmorelikemyself.”Herwordsstayedwithmelongaftersheleft.I’vecometorealizeadifferencebetweenseekingtreatmentasahealthyformofself-improvementandpursuingitoutofapersistentbeliefthatoneisnever“goodenough.”Theformercanbeempowering;thelatterisrarelysatisfied,nomatterhowsuccessfultheproceduremaybe.Plasticsurgeryisapowerful,transformative,anddeeplypersonaldecision.Ibelieveinitcompletely.Ihavewatcheditchangelives,restoreconfidence,andgivepeoplethereflectiontheyalwaysfelttheydeserved.ButthemostbeautifulresultsIhaveeverseenhappenwhenapatientwalksinalreadyknowingtheirworth—andsimplywantstheoutsidetomatchhowextraordinarytheyfeelwithin.61．Whatdoestheauthormeanbysayingthatmanypeople“examinetheirownappearanceunderamicroscope”?A．Theyareunabletoseetheirappearanceclearly.B．Theyoftenseekprofessionalmedicalexaminations.C．Theycomparethemselveswithscientistsconductingresearch.D．Theypayexcessiveattentiontotheirperceivedimperfections.62．Whywastheauthorimpressedbythearchitect’sattitude?A．Shesoughtsurgerytohaveamoresuccessfulcareer.B．Sheexpectedsurgerytocompletelytransformherlife.C．Sheacceptedherselfwhileseekingaminorimprovement.D．Shewasdeterminedtochangeeverysmalldetailofherlife.63．Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A．Physicalappearanceistheonlysourceofsenseofachievement.B．Mostpatientsseekcosmeticproceduresbecauseofpressurefromsocialmedia.C．Thearchitecthadencounteredmanycareerfailuresbeforeshehadtheplasticsurgery.D．Aperson’sattitudetowardthemselvesmayaffecthowsatisfiedtheyfeelaftertreatment.64．Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sattitudetowardplasticsurgery?A．Uninterestedinitsinfluenceonpatients.B．Completelysupportivewithoutreservation.C．Cautiouslypositivewhileemphasizingself-worth.D．Stronglyopposedduetoitsstressonoutwardbeauty.(B)POLICYONDRESSCODEValidforallemployeesTheCompany’sobjectiveinestablishingaformaldresscodeistoenableouremployeestoprojecttheprofessionalimagethatisinkeepingwiththeneedsofourclientsandcustomerstotrustus.Becauseourindustryrequirestheappearanceoftrustedbusinessprofessionalsandweserveclientsatoursiteonadailybasis,aformaldresscodeisnecessaryforouremployees.Youmustprojecttheimageofatrustworthy,knowledgeablebusinessprofessionalfortheclientswhoseekourguidance,input,andprofessionalservices.FormalDressCodeGuidelinesInaformalbusinessenvironment,thestandardofdressingformenisasmarttrouserwithshirtthathasthecompanylogoorasuitiftheoccasiondemandsandforwomen,adressthathasthecompanylogopairedwithappropriateaccessories.Inourworkenvironment,clothingshouldbepressedandneverwrinkled.FormalBusinessAttireRecommendationsThisisanoverviewofappropriateformalbusinessattire.Theliststellyouwhatisgenerallyacceptableasformalbusinessattireandwhatisgenerallynotacceptableasformalbusinessattire.ShoesandFootwearConservativewalkingshoes,dressshoes,Oxfords,loafers,boots,flats,dressheels,andbacklessshoesareacceptableforwork.Notwearingstockingsorsocksisinappropriate.Athleticshoes,tennisshoes,thongs,flip-flops,Hawaiianslippers,andanycasualshoewithanopentoearenotacceptableintheoffice.AccessoriesandJewelleryTasteful,professionalties,scarves,belts,andjewelleryareencouraged.Jewelleryshouldbeworningoodtaste,withlimitedvisiblebodypiercing.Makeup,Perfume,andCologneAprofessionalappearanceisencouragedandexcessivemakeupisunprofessional.Rememberthatsomeemployeesareallergictothechemicalsinperfumesandmakeup,sowearthesesubstanceswithrestraint.HatsandHeadCoveringHatsarenotappropriateintheoffice.Headcoversthatarerequiredforreligiouspurposesortohonourculturaltraditionareallowed.ConclusionIfanemployeefailstomeetthesestandards,—Consequencesasdeterminedbytheemployee’ssupervisorandHumanResourcesstaff,theemployeewillbeaskednottoweartheinappropriateitemtoworkagain.Iftheproblempersists,theemployeemaybesenthometochangeclothesandwillreceiveaverbalwarningforthefirstoffense.Allotherpoliciesaboutpersonaltimeusewillapply.Progressivedisciplinaryactionwillbeappliedifdresscodeviolationscontinue.65．Accordingtothepolicy,whydoesthecompanyestablishaformaldresscode?A．Tomakeemployeesfeelmoreconfidentabouttheirownappearance.B．Toensureemployeesprojectatrustworthyprofessionalimageforclients.C．Tofollowthegeneralpracticeofmostcompaniesintheindustry.D．Todistinguishitsemployeesfromthoseofcompetingcompanies.66．Whichofthefollowingcombinationsiscompletelyacceptableaccordingtothedresscode?A．Oxfords,backlessshoes,andexcessivevisiblebodypiercing.B．Loafers,areligiousheadcover,andmoderatejewellery.C．Flip-flops,acompany-logodress,andnostockings.D．Athleticshoes,asuit,andheavymakeup.67．Wherewouldthispassagemostlikelybefound?A．Inajobadvertisementforaclient-facingcompany.B．Onaposterdisplayedinashoppingmallforgeneralpublic.C．IntheemployeehandbookdistributedbyHumanResources.D．Inafashionmagazineofferingadviceonbusinessattire.(C)DoesaRobotNeedaSchool?AtarecenttechnologyexhibitioninFuzhou,thelargestcrowdsgatherednotaroundthedancinghumanoidrobots,butaroundaworkerwearingaVRheadsetandteachingarobothowtopickupapapercup.ForChenYishi,CEOofJoyfulEmbodied,thissceneperfectlyillustratedtherealbattlegroundintheAIrace:itisnotfancyhardware,butdata.“Wearebuildingaschoolforrobots,”Chenexplained.Hiscompanyplanstoconstructa3,000-square-metertraininggroundwherehumanoid,four-leggedandwheeledrobotswillperformeverydaytaskssuchasstackingcups,cleaningtables,sortingobjects,andevenfoldingclothes.HumanoperatorswilluseVRgearandmotion-controldevicestoguidetherobotsthroughthousandsofrepetitivemovementsfromadistance.Astherobotswork,camerasandsensorsrecordeveryangle,jointmovement,pressurepoint,andforcefeedback,generatingwhatChencalls“high-qualityfuel”forfutureAIsystems.“Withoutreal-worlddata,eventhemostadvancedlargemodelsarejustemptybrains,”Chensaid.“Robotsdonotlearnthroughassumptions.Everytinymovement—fromgr