【正文】 n. he said.”（這顯示了教學(xué)過于信任 AI 的問題。本文針對(duì)公眾對(duì)人工智能在教育上的使用的態(tài)度，結(jié)合研究人員Toyama所做的調(diào)查所得出的結(jié)論，提到人工智能和技術(shù)在教育上的應(yīng)用只有等到基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施到位，教師需要它，而且這項(xiàng)技術(shù)被證明具有積極的教育價(jià)值的時(shí)候才可以應(yīng)用。 re in a school district that is underfunded and parents are not involved, it doesn39。s ability to reshape education nowadays. However, many feel such claims are overblown. Kentaro Toyama, a professor at the University of Michigan School of Information, is one of those doubtful about the idea of using AI in the classroom. Toyama mentioned a situation he encountered while working in an afterschool program in digital literacy（數(shù)字技術(shù)素養(yǎng)）. He said, “In trying to teach students to use technology, the greatest difficulty is the technology itself. As soon as he looked away from the students, they would “very quickly find the most fun games they could find on the puter and start playing them”. That reveals the problem with putting too much faith in Al for teaching. “There is great potential for it to be a distraction. he said. Toyama once surveyed a large group of people about their preference for the following educational situations: a school with no teachers but powerful AI, one with bad teachers but strong puters, one with good teachers but no puters, or one with great teachers and many puters. The result showed that nobody would send their children to a school with powerful AI but no teachers, or one with bad teachers but strong puters. Toyama concluded, Good teachers are what matters。故選D。s good to know that the future looks bright.”（雖然這些“技術(shù)”還沒有準(zhǔn)備好成為主流，但很高興看到未來是光明的。31. 推理判斷題。）可知，將生物發(fā)光運(yùn)用在樹中，當(dāng)太陽落山后，樹木可以發(fā)光代替路燈使用。30. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。）可知，用螢火蟲不會(huì)發(fā)生爆炸，保證安全。29. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段中“Bioluminescence, unlike other sources of light（the sun, fire, light bulbs）, which produce energy from heat, is defined as “the emission of light from living organisms（such as fireflies and bacteria）as the result of internal chemical reactions”.”（與其他光源(太陽、火、燈泡)不同，生物發(fā)光是生物體(如螢火蟲和細(xì)菌)內(nèi)部化學(xué)反應(yīng)產(chǎn)生的光發(fā)射）可知，化學(xué)反應(yīng)導(dǎo)致了生物發(fā)光。文章介紹了關(guān)于生物發(fā)光的研究以及其應(yīng)用。t cause the heatseeking sensory equipment of the enemy whether on land，at sea or in the sky. Some other practical applications of bioluminescence include an effort to connect genes from bioluminescent organisms into trees that would light up when the sun sets.While none of these “technologies” is yet ready to bee mainstream, it39。CBioluminescence, unlike other sources of light（the sun, fire, light bulbs）, which produce energy from heat, is defined as “the emission of light from living organisms（such as fireflies and bacteria）as the result of internal chemical reactions”. It is one of the wonders of nature that just about any of us can witness.While a few organisms can produce bioluminescent light outside of the oceans（think fireflies）, most of the bioluminescence going on is in salt water. In fact, the vast majority of bioluminescent organisms evolved in order to provide light in deep sea marine ecosystems—either to light up prey or as a warning against predators（捕食者）—far below sunlight39。根據(jù)最后一段中“Heiss said. “We now have friends for life. And, for a day, that border fence with its wire melted away.””（Heiss說，“我們現(xiàn)在有了一生的朋友。s helpers”.”（為了不讓那些仍然相信圣誕老人的女孩們失望，Heiss和他的妻子告訴她們，他們是“圣誕老人的助手”）可知，Heiss 設(shè)法找到了Dayami是因?yàn)樗幌肫茐牧撕⒆觽冃闹械氖フQ老人，故選D。26. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。s family.”（然后，Heiss在Facebook上發(fā)布了照片，希望他在諾加利斯的朋友們可能認(rèn)識(shí)女孩的家人）；和第五段中“Heiss worried that time was running out before Chirstmas.”（Heiss擔(dān)心在圣誕節(jié)前時(shí)間不多了），由此判斷，劃線詞所在的句子意思是幾天過去了，沒有任何線索。25. 詞句猜測(cè)題。s writing. It was a Christmas wish list, all in Spanish”（“Dayami，”它的一面寫著，是一個(gè)孩子的筆跡。根據(jù)第一段中“Heiss walked toward it, and found on the grassland was a broken balloon with its string attached to a piece of paper.”（Heiss朝它走去，發(fā)現(xiàn)草地上有一個(gè)斷了的氣球，繩子系在一張紙上。文章講述了Heiss在牧場(chǎng)中偶然拾到了一個(gè)鄰國女孩的愿望清單，而后努力找到了這個(gè)女孩，并且?guī)推鋵?shí)現(xiàn)了圣誕愿望的暖心故事，向讀者傳達(dá)著愛不分國界。s helpers”.“It was a beautiful and healing experience for us...” Heiss said, “Since our only son died ten years ago, being around children at Christmas time has been absent in our lives.” Heiss said. “We now have friends for life. And, for a day, that border fence with its wire melted away.”24. What did Heiss find when hiking on his ranch.A. A Christmas wish list from a child B. A mass of grassland.C. A letter addressed to him. D. A beautiful red balloon.25. What does the underlined word leads in Paragraph 4 probably mean?A. Examples. B. Clues. C. Suggestions. D. Plans.26. Why did Heiss manage to find Dayami?A. He wanted to make up for his lost son.B. He wanted to make friends with Dayami.C. He wanted to realize his childhood dream.D. He didn39。s list and a few other toys, as they had learned that Dayami had a younger sister, Heiss and his wife. at the Radio XENY. met tho family.“Their eves were wide open with wonder.” Heiss said of the two sisters39。s writing. It was a Christmas wish list, all in Spanish He suspected that a child had tried to send Santa Claus a Christmas wish list by balloon, something he used to do himself when he was a kid. And he wondered whether he could find the child who had sent this one.It would be difficult, but based on the prevailing wind, Heiss was pretty sure where it came from—just across the border, the city of Nogales, Mexico.Heiss then posted about his quest on Facebook, attaching photos, hoping his friends in Nogales might know the girl39。BThe spot of red was what first caught Randy Heiss39。t forget to decorate your bike!( 別忘了裝飾你的自行車!)”可知，這個(gè)騎行活動(dòng)要求參賽者對(duì)自己的自行車提前進(jìn)行裝飾。23. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。因此舉辦該活動(dòng)的 Lake Eola Park可以吸引最多的藝術(shù)家。根據(jù)Winter at Lake Eola Park中的“There is an annual treelighting, announcement of holiday art contest winners and, of course, Santa Claus at Lake Eola Park.( 這里有一年一度的圣誕樹照明，節(jié)日藝術(shù)比賽獲勝者的公告，當(dāng)然還有Eola湖公園的圣誕老人。故選A。60多年來，每年12月都會(huì)舉行這一節(jié)日游行，是佛羅里達(dá)中部最古老的連續(xù)節(jié)日游行。21. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。t forget to decorate your bike !21. What do we know about the event in Winter Park?A. It enjoys a long history. B. It has lost its popularity.C. It is hosted by Facebook. D. It requires reservations online.22. Which of the following places will probably attract the most artists?A. Winter Park. B. Downt