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on.After catching a glimpse at all of the monuments,there are plenty of museums and attractions like27.What did the author often do after the husband's trial flight?the International Spy Museum (so bring comfortable walking shoes).After covering so much territoA.She helped the woman to get a job at the airfield.ry,check out some of the city's best family-friendly restaurants.B.She promised to provide good service to the coupleNarragansett,Rhode IslandC.She encouraged the woman to take flight lessons.Travel time:4 hours by carD.She convinced the couple of the safety of flying lessons.Rhode Island's popular seaside town is a go-to for all vacationers on the east coast looking to hitCthe beach.Bring surfboards to the well-known Scarborough State Beach more suitable for olderMany artists fear artificial intelligence will take away people's jobs,and question the ability ofkids).Salty Brine State Beach has gentler waters.Naturally,no beach town would be complete with-machines to be creative.This reminds me of when people were similarly skeptical of another technolo-out a lighthouse.Although Point Judith doesn't welcome visitors inside,families can take scenic pho-gy:the camera.In the 19th century,with the invention of modern photography,some artists felt cam-tos off the coast.eras posed a threat to their jobs.But for those artists willing to explore cameras as tools in their work21.What can one visit at Cooperstown,New York?photography proved inspiring.Indeed cameras offered another technique and form for artistic effortsA.The Mystic AquariumB.Salty Brine State Beach.like portrait-making.Today we know that cameras provide people with another way to express them-C.The International Spy Museum.D.The National Baseball Hall of Fame.selves visually.22.Which attraction advises visitors to bring comfortable walking shoes?As an Al researcher,my main goal is to advance the technology.For me,this requires lookingA.Washington,D.C.B.Mystic,Connecticut.at human creativity to develop algorithms (that not only understand our achievements inC.Cooperstown,New York.D.Narragansett,Rhode Islandvisual art,music and literature,but also produce works in those fields.After all,it is our capacity to23.What is Point Judith?expand our creative skills beyond basic problem that uniquely distinguishes us as humans.OA.A beach.B.A lighthouseC.A seaside town.D.A sea animalHuman creativity has led to the invention of artificial intelligence,and now machines themselvescan be force of creativity.Our researchers have realized that AI has great potential for solving prob-些I had had a few difficult months.So when I passed my local airfield and saw an ad for flying les-lems in art.For example,machine intelligence can help distinguish authentic paintings from copies做sons,I decided to book one,hoping it would cheer me up a bit.by analyzing individual brush strokes（笔▣).I enjoyed my trial lesson as it took my mind off my personal difficulties.So I had my privateArtists have long used new technologies in their practices.AI is no exception.With the ability topilot's licence,and started to do some local flights for fun,and then came my private pilot's licencecomb through vast amounts of historical and social data,artificial intelligence can produce new imagesfor helicopters.Helicopter flying in the UK is expensive,and I knew I couldn't keep doing it as abeyond our imagination.This element of surprise is the force that can advance artistic mediums in newhobby.Still,I was quite involved in the whole private flying scene,as I knew some people at mydirections,with the machines functioning not only as tools for artists,but also as their partners.local airfield were taking commercial flying exam.If I could become a helicopter instructor,I couldBut an artificially intelligent machine can't be an artist.Art is the communication amongfly for free,and get paid for it.humans.Without a human artist behind the machine,AI can only play with forms that lack meaning擗I went ahead with my plan.My friends couldn't believe that I really meant to do this at overwithout interaction between the artist and audience.forty.It was also because I was female.Only a few percent of commercial pilots are female in the28.Why does the author mention the invention of cameras?world.So when I decided to become a professional helicopter pilot,I was like a pioneer.I spent theA.It led to inventions of some related fields.B.It was thought of as a threat to public life.Onext year doing the commercial flying courses,both written and practical,the only woman on theC.It caused similar fear among some artists.D.It inspired the free expression of the public.course.Eventually,I passed all the exams and gained my helicopter commercial licence,and then29.What is required of the author as an AI researcher?烟my instructor's rating.Soon,I found a job at an airfield not too far from my home.A.The ability to move beyond basic problems creatively.出Most people were amazed that I was an instructor.Despite my uniform,many people arriving atB.The awareness of the potential threat of new inventionsthe airfield assumed that I was the tea lady.When I told occasional acquaintances what my job wasC.Unique appreciation of traditional art,music and literature.咳I got similar reactions.Perhaps the most interesting outcome was that I had become a role model.D.The ability to precisely analyze historical and social data.OOften,women would bring their husbands or partners for trial lessons.When the man returned from30.How does Al tell a real painting from a copied one?his flight with me,usually enthusiastic about his experience,I'd encourage the woman to take thatA.By working in close partnership with an artist.德up.Some went away thinking about it.They perhaps realized that they could if they wanted to.B.By combing through historic and artistic features24.Why did the author decide to take flying lessons?C.By testing the images identified in the paintings烯A.To spend her spare time effortlessly.D.By analyzing every single stroke in the paintings.B.To find out what job she'd be fit for.31.What is lacking in paintings done by Al?C.To lift her spirits out of the difficulties.A.Basic artistic value.B.Real-life interaction.D.To realize her childhood dream of flyingC.Creative atmosphereD.Positiveness in life.25.Why did the author feel like a pioneer?D迅A.She could learn flying at a training center.Many companies are expanding their mental-health benefits,but getting employees to take advan-B.She wanted to be a female helicopter pilot.tage of them can be challenging.Puget Sound Energy is on a mission to change that.C.She could pass the written and practical testsLast year,98%of its employees watched a 20-minute mental-health training video,and manag-D.It was hard to push into a man's professional.ers were offered a two-hour live mental-health training.The sessions included tips on how to recognize26.How did many people react seeing the author in uniform?and respond to mental-health issues in themselves and others,information on what mental-healthA.They thought she was a waitressB.They admired her for her courage.resources the company offers,and personal stories from PSE workers who had experienced mental illness.C.They trusted her as a good coach.D.They would look at her in distrust.PSE is one of many companies expanding mental-health benefits and talking about mental healthin the workplace in new ways.Workers are asking for it,and companies recognize poor mental health英语（五）第3页（共8页）衡水金卷·先享题·信息卷英语（五）第4页（共8页）新高考