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(
A.why did he come to school late
B.why he came to school late
C.that he came to school late
D.why was he late for school
B
) 4. I am wondering .A.why did he come to school late
B.why he came to school late
C.that he came to school late
D.why was he late for school
答案
4.B
(
A.In the end; back to
B.At the end; back to
C.At the end; to
D.In the end; to
D
) 5. , Mr Jackson decided to return it the shop.A.In the end; back to
B.At the end; back to
C.At the end; to
D.In the end; to
答案
5.D
二、阅读短文,根据句意或括号内单词的正确形式填空,每空一词
In the world that we are creating very quickly at present, we're going to see more and more things that look like science fiction, and fewer and fewer things that look like jobs. For example, our cars are very quickly going to start driving 1 (they). That means we're going to need fewer drivers. At the same time, there might be some new kinds of jobs in the future. Let's have a look at some of the 2 (possible).
Robots will become more common in our homes and schools, so we'll need people who know how 3 (fix) them. These workers will be like robot doctors, 4 (find) out what's wrong with a robot and helping it get better.
Imagine going on vacation to space! In the future, more people might be interested in space travel, so we might need guides who can show 5 (tour) around the stars and planets.
As AI is developing fast, we'll need people to check that it works 6 (proper). We call these people AI rule keepers. They will make sure that AI won't do anything harmful to humans.
School might look different in the future, with lessons designed just for you. Students will no longer be 7 (satisfy) with traditional teaching methods, so we'll need personal learning planners. These planners would create special learning plans for each student, so that everyone could get what they need to succeed.
These are just a few 8 (example) of the jobs we might have in the future. The best way to get ready for these future jobs 9 (be) to be open to new ideas and never stop learning. Knowledge will remain important, and problem - solving and critical thinking skills 10 (require) for our future education and work.
(2024重庆中考真题改编)
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
In the world that we are creating very quickly at present, we're going to see more and more things that look like science fiction, and fewer and fewer things that look like jobs. For example, our cars are very quickly going to start driving 1 (they). That means we're going to need fewer drivers. At the same time, there might be some new kinds of jobs in the future. Let's have a look at some of the 2 (possible).
Robots will become more common in our homes and schools, so we'll need people who know how 3 (fix) them. These workers will be like robot doctors, 4 (find) out what's wrong with a robot and helping it get better.
Imagine going on vacation to space! In the future, more people might be interested in space travel, so we might need guides who can show 5 (tour) around the stars and planets.
As AI is developing fast, we'll need people to check that it works 6 (proper). We call these people AI rule keepers. They will make sure that AI won't do anything harmful to humans.
School might look different in the future, with lessons designed just for you. Students will no longer be 7 (satisfy) with traditional teaching methods, so we'll need personal learning planners. These planners would create special learning plans for each student, so that everyone could get what they need to succeed.
These are just a few 8 (example) of the jobs we might have in the future. The best way to get ready for these future jobs 9 (be) to be open to new ideas and never stop learning. Knowledge will remain important, and problem - solving and critical thinking skills 10 (require) for our future education and work.
(2024重庆中考真题改编)
1.
themselves
2.
possibilities
3.
to fix
4.
finding
5.
tourists
6.
properly
7.
satisfied
8.
examples
9.
is
10.
will be required
答案
1. themselves 2. possibilities 3. to fix
4. finding 5. tourists 6. properly
7. satisfied 8. examples 9. is
10. will be required
4. finding 5. tourists 6. properly
7. satisfied 8. examples 9. is
10. will be required
三、阅读理解
The first computers were large and heavy. Then the silicon chip (芯片) was developed. It became the tiny but powerful heart of the computer. The chip made it possible to connect computer brains to robot bodies. In 1954, the world's first robot was produced in the United States. After that, the robot industry began to grow in Europe and Japan. During the 1960s, the first industrial robots appeared beside human workers in factories.
What do today's robots do? Robots do work that humans consider uninteresting or dangerous. Robots used in industry are designed to copy the movements of the human arm.
Simple robots pick up objects and place them in position (位置). They cannot see. So parts and materials must be brought to them in the correct position.
Robots do make mistakes sometimes. But they are not responsible (承担责任的) for the mistakes. In one automobile factory, for example, the doors on more than 1, 000 cars were welded (焊接) shut. That is because a human had given the robot's computer brain the wrong instructions (指令). When robots get correct instructions, their work is good and fast. A company in Florida, for example, uses robots to build small communicating devices (通信器件). The robots put about 130 tiny electronic pieces into each device. The factory can produce a device just two hours after it receives a request for one. The company says it would take human workers almost one month to produce the device in a normal factory.
(
A. it became a powerful heart
B. it was connected to the robot body
C. the silicon chip was developed
D. the first robot was produced
(
A. During the 1960s, robots only appeared in the United States.
B. During the 1960s, robots worked together with human workers in factories.
C. During the 1960s, robots worked instead of human workers in factories.
D. During the 1960s, robots just stood beside human workers but did nothing in factories.
(
A. car
B. computer
C. robot
D. communicating device
(
A. Humans are responsible for the mistakes robots make.
B. Robots can find things wherever people place.
C. Robots can only do according to the instructions a human has given.
D. Robots work faster than human workers to produce communicating devices.
The first computers were large and heavy. Then the silicon chip (芯片) was developed. It became the tiny but powerful heart of the computer. The chip made it possible to connect computer brains to robot bodies. In 1954, the world's first robot was produced in the United States. After that, the robot industry began to grow in Europe and Japan. During the 1960s, the first industrial robots appeared beside human workers in factories.
What do today's robots do? Robots do work that humans consider uninteresting or dangerous. Robots used in industry are designed to copy the movements of the human arm.
Simple robots pick up objects and place them in position (位置). They cannot see. So parts and materials must be brought to them in the correct position.
Robots do make mistakes sometimes. But they are not responsible (承担责任的) for the mistakes. In one automobile factory, for example, the doors on more than 1, 000 cars were welded (焊接) shut. That is because a human had given the robot's computer brain the wrong instructions (指令). When robots get correct instructions, their work is good and fast. A company in Florida, for example, uses robots to build small communicating devices (通信器件). The robots put about 130 tiny electronic pieces into each device. The factory can produce a device just two hours after it receives a request for one. The company says it would take human workers almost one month to produce the device in a normal factory.
(
C
) 1. The computer became smaller and lighter because .A. it became a powerful heart
B. it was connected to the robot body
C. the silicon chip was developed
D. the first robot was produced
(
B
) 2. Which of the following is right?A. During the 1960s, robots only appeared in the United States.
B. During the 1960s, robots worked together with human workers in factories.
C. During the 1960s, robots worked instead of human workers in factories.
D. During the 1960s, robots just stood beside human workers but did nothing in factories.
(
A
) 3. The underlined word “automobile” in Paragraph 3 means “”.A. car
B. computer
C. robot
D. communicating device
(
B
) 4. Which of the following is WRONG?A. Humans are responsible for the mistakes robots make.
B. Robots can find things wherever people place.
C. Robots can only do according to the instructions a human has given.
D. Robots work faster than human workers to produce communicating devices.
答案
1—4 CBAB
