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新素材 登山添"机械助手"(2025·深圳期中改编)① In the recently concluded Qingming Festival holiday, an exciting innovation appeared in China's tourism industry. Robotic exoskeletons(机械外骨骼), similar to special robot outfits, stepped in as great helpers for tourists, highlighting the country's move towards "smarter" tourism.
② At Mount Tai in Shandong, some visitors didn't want to walk all the way to the top. Standing over 1,500 metres high with over 7,000 steps, Mount Tai is a difficult climb. So, they waited in long lines to rent "robotic exoskeletons". These robots were so popular that many people waited two hours to get one.
③ Using the robot costs money. You can pay by the hour or by the route. Usually, it's 80 yuan for three hours. Mr Li said with the robot, it takes half the time to climb a steep(陡峭的) part of the mountain. Yan Lidong, a 26-year-old from Beijing, tried it and said, "I don't want my legs to be too tired. My friend tried to climb Mount Tai in October but couldn't finish. He rested in bed for two days with shaking legs."
④ Mount Tai isn't the only place with these high-tech helpers. Mount Huangshan in Anhui will let visitors use smart knee straps and walking sticks later this month. They have been testing these since February. Indeed, the robots reduced the physical burden of climbing a lot. The travel website Tuniu said AI products and new tourism services can attract young people.
⑤ The recent Qingming Festival holiday showed China's progress in modernizing tourism. Years ago, smart tourism mainly meant reliable phone and Wi-Fi signals at tourist sites. Now, it's about AI-powered smart devices. With these tools，travelling will definitely become more convenient and enjoyable.
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A. To buy tickets.
B. To rent robotic legs.
C. To take photos.
D. To watch shows.
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A. Climbing Mount Tai is really dangerous.
B. His friend doesn't exercise enough.
C. People always use robotic exoskeletons.
D. Robotic legs make hard climbing easier.
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A.
B.
C.
D.
(
A. There will be more AI products for a better travel experience.
B. There will be fewer new technologies used in it.
C. It will mainly focus on mountain-climbing robots.
D. The cost of using smart devices in tourism will become higher.
新素材 登山添"机械助手"(2025·深圳期中改编)① In the recently concluded Qingming Festival holiday, an exciting innovation appeared in China's tourism industry. Robotic exoskeletons(机械外骨骼), similar to special robot outfits, stepped in as great helpers for tourists, highlighting the country's move towards "smarter" tourism.
② At Mount Tai in Shandong, some visitors didn't want to walk all the way to the top. Standing over 1,500 metres high with over 7,000 steps, Mount Tai is a difficult climb. So, they waited in long lines to rent "robotic exoskeletons". These robots were so popular that many people waited two hours to get one.
③ Using the robot costs money. You can pay by the hour or by the route. Usually, it's 80 yuan for three hours. Mr Li said with the robot, it takes half the time to climb a steep(陡峭的) part of the mountain. Yan Lidong, a 26-year-old from Beijing, tried it and said, "I don't want my legs to be too tired. My friend tried to climb Mount Tai in October but couldn't finish. He rested in bed for two days with shaking legs."
④ Mount Tai isn't the only place with these high-tech helpers. Mount Huangshan in Anhui will let visitors use smart knee straps and walking sticks later this month. They have been testing these since February. Indeed, the robots reduced the physical burden of climbing a lot. The travel website Tuniu said AI products and new tourism services can attract young people.
⑤ The recent Qingming Festival holiday showed China's progress in modernizing tourism. Years ago, smart tourism mainly meant reliable phone and Wi-Fi signals at tourist sites. Now, it's about AI-powered smart devices. With these tools，travelling will definitely become more convenient and enjoyable.
(
B
)27. Why did visitors at Mount Tai wait in long lines?A. To buy tickets.
B. To rent robotic legs.
C. To take photos.
D. To watch shows.
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D
)28. From Yan Lidong's words, what does the author mainly want to show?A. Climbing Mount Tai is really dangerous.
B. His friend doesn't exercise enough.
C. People always use robotic exoskeletons.
D. Robotic legs make hard climbing easier.
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C
)29. 新考法 篇章结构 What is the structure of this passage?A.
B.
C.
D.
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A
)30. 思维品质 逻辑思维 According to the passage, what might smart tourism in China be like in the future?A. There will be more AI products for a better travel experience.
B. There will be fewer new technologies used in it.
C. It will mainly focus on mountain-climbing robots.
D. The cost of using smart devices in tourism will become higher.
答案
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了清明假期期间，山东泰山景区首次引入“机械外骨骼”助力游客登山，并介绍了中国“智慧旅游”借助AI设备让出行更轻松的未来趋势。
27. B 细节理解题。根据“So, they waited in long lines to rent ‘robotic exoskeletons’.”可知游客排长队是为了租借机械外骨骼。故选B。
28. D 推理判断题。根据“Mr Li said with the robot, it takes half the time to climb a steep part of the mountain.”以及“I don't want my legs to be too tired.”可知有了机器人，爬上陡峭的山只需要一半的时间，而且腿不那么累，所以作者意在说明机械外骨骼让艰难爬山变得轻松。故选D。
29. C 篇章结构题。通读全文可知，第①段引出新闻现象；第②③段以泰山为例详述机器人使用情况；第④段扩展到黄山等其他景区；第⑤段总结并展望未来。选项C符合文章结构。故选C。
30. A 推理判断题。根据“Now, it's about AI-powered smart devices. With these tools, travelling will definitely become more convenient and enjoyable.”可知它是关于人工智能驱动的智能设备，有了这些工具，旅行肯定会变得更加方便和愉快，所以未来中国智慧旅游将出现更多AI产品，带来更好的体验。故选A。
27. B 细节理解题。根据“So, they waited in long lines to rent ‘robotic exoskeletons’.”可知游客排长队是为了租借机械外骨骼。故选B。
28. D 推理判断题。根据“Mr Li said with the robot, it takes half the time to climb a steep part of the mountain.”以及“I don't want my legs to be too tired.”可知有了机器人，爬上陡峭的山只需要一半的时间，而且腿不那么累，所以作者意在说明机械外骨骼让艰难爬山变得轻松。故选D。
29. C 篇章结构题。通读全文可知，第①段引出新闻现象；第②③段以泰山为例详述机器人使用情况；第④段扩展到黄山等其他景区；第⑤段总结并展望未来。选项C符合文章结构。故选C。
30. A 推理判断题。根据“Now, it's about AI-powered smart devices. With these tools, travelling will definitely become more convenient and enjoyable.”可知它是关于人工智能驱动的智能设备，有了这些工具，旅行肯定会变得更加方便和愉快，所以未来中国智慧旅游将出现更多AI产品，带来更好的体验。故选A。
