2026年经纶学典5星学霸九年级英语译林版第156页答案
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New research shows that AI tools might make our ideas less 1. o
original
. In 2024, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology conducted an 2. e
experiment
with over 50 university students. They asked the students to write essays on questions like “Must our achievements benefit others in order to make us truly happy?” Some students could only 3. r
rely
on their own brains; others could search for online resources, 4. w
while
some were allowed to use AI tools. The results revealed that those AI users showed less brain activity than 5. e
either
of the other groups. They gave nearly identical answers, and 80% of them couldn't remember the details of their essays. Ethan Molick, a professor of information science, said AI could cause people to lose their 6. c
creativity
in their writing. He 7. c
compared
AI to a teacher who keeps saying, “This is the better version,” behind one’s back. Max Kreminski, a human-computer interaction researcher, added that when people use AI, they gradually stop thinking for themselves and follow its suggestions. Over time, this makes their work less 8. i
independently
created. AI can bring convenience, but it can also gradually 9. w
weaken
our ability to think on our own if we depend too much on it. Use AI wisely rather than letting it 10. r
replace
our own thoughts. Only by keeping our own thinking alive can we make AI a helpful tool rather than a barrier to our unique ideas.

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一、【语篇解读】本文是一篇科普说明文。文章介绍了麻省理工学院2024年的一项研究,发现过度依赖AI工具会降低人类大脑活跃度、削弱独立思考能力与原创性,呼吁人们明智使用AI,保留自身独特的思考能力。
1. original 2. experiment 3. rely 4. while 5. either
6. creativity 7. compared
易错点拨
短语辨析
compare A to B 把A比作B(比喻)
compare A with B 把A和B作比较(对比)
8. independently 9. weaken 10. replace
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(原创)On April 19, 2026, about 12,000 runners took part in a half marathon in Beijing. On a
1. s
track, beside the human runners, over 300 humanoid robots tackled the same challenge. Last year, humans won easily, with the fastest robot finishing in 2 hours and 40 minutes. But this year, a robot called Lightning not only 2. d
humans, but also broke the world record set by Jacob Kiplimo, beating it by nearly 7 minutes. There were two main groups of robots: those that were controlled 3. r
by humans, and "autonomous" robots. Autonomous robots used their own AI systems to guide themselves along the course. They had to follow the winding course and avoid 4. c
into over 300 fellow robots. Many failed to 5. c
the race. Some fell heavily, some ran off the track, and many others had to stop due to unexpected technical 6. f
. In all, only 47 robots finished.
Lightning was created by a leading Chinese tech firm best known for its phones. It may be surprising, but the company did not even begin working on robots 7. u ______ last year. The race was 8. m ______ to display China's achievements in robotics. That's an area that many people think will be 9. e ______ important in the future. Given the huge 10. i ______ made in just one year, it's hard to predict what robots might be able to do in the future.

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二、【语篇解读】本文是一篇新闻报道。文章讲述了2026年北京半程马拉松赛事中,人形机器人与人类同场竞技,机器人“闪电”打破世界纪录的成果,展现了中国机器人技术的飞速进步。
1. separate 2. defeated 3. remotely 4. crashing 5. complete
6. failures/faults 7. until 8. meant 9. especially/extremely
10. improvement