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stage and could see some benefits from using Al-such as less-biased decisions and theavoidance of problems like nepotism(任人唯亲)，she says.But during the later stages,shesuggests,applicants expect personal interaction,to give them an opportunity to sellthemselves and to learn more about the company.28.Why do some companies use AI in job application?A.To deal with the labour shortages.B.To make sure the fairness.C.To offer applicants more opportunities.D.To choose excellent employees.29.The underlined word "agency"in paragraph 7 can be understood asA.organization B.communication C.concernD.relationship30.The following statements are the benefits from using Al except thatA.it can be less biased.B.it can avoid the problem of nepotism.C.it can facilitate and speed up the hiring process.D.it can give applicants more personal interaction.31.What can we learn from the article?A.AI will be widely used in job application.B.AI will attract more and more job seekers.C.AI has more pros than cons in the hiring process.D.AI,good or bad,greatly depends on the context where it's used.DHigh in the treetops,.strange ferns(蕨类植物)hold a tree trunk.Below these fork--leavedferns and closer to the centre of the ferns are disk-shaped,brown ferns.The ferns form a typeof complex,interdependent society previously considered limited to animals,researcherreported in Ecology.Kevin Burns,a biologist at Victoria University of Wellington was attracted by onespecies-the staghorn ferns while conducting fieldwork."I realized they never occur alone,"says Burns.He compares the fern groups to an upside-down umbrella made of plants.Fernswith long,green strap fronds(带状蕨叶)appeared to direct rainwater to their centre,wheredisk-shaped,brown“nest”fronds live.That reminded Burns of eusocial(群居社会性的)insect groups,where different generations live together and divide labour and reproductiveroles.Burns wondered if the ferns could be eusocial.His team's analysis of fronds revealed 40 percent couldn't reproduce,and the memberswere mainly nest fronds.This suggests a reproductive division of labour.Tests on the fronds'absorbency confirmed nest fronds take in more water.Previous research found networks ofroots running widely,meaning nest fronds have the ability to satisfy strap fronds'thirst.Thefronds divide labour,much like ants.They also analysed genetic samples and found mostgroups consisted of genetically identical individuals.High degrees of genetic relatedness arealso seen in eusocial insects.Taken together,Burns thinks the features show ferns'eusociality.Water and nutrientexchange is known in other plants.Though,the division of labour is a key feature settingstaghorn ferns apart.A stressful life in treetops-far away from the soil-may have contributed tothe ferns forming such a lifestyle by providing water and nutrient security,Burns says.Scientists see benefits in broadening eusociality to include plants."They're some of themost flexible livings things,biologist Karen Kapheim says.She thinks the ferns'behaviourreasonable.A received opinion is that plants are simpler organisms and they could be madelight of ()Science is revealing more about how plants communicate.Adding socialbehaviour fits in with this new understanding of plants.32.What's the role of the nest fronds?A.Producing new ferns.B.Collecting water.C.Fighting enemies.D.Dividing labor.33.What possibly leads to the ferns'eusociality?A.Lack of nutrients.B.Their genetic relatedness.C.Limitation of their shapes.D.Their unpleasant habitat.【高二期中考试·英语第5页（共8页）】