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24. Why did the writer quit ice skating probably?28. Why does the author mention the dining out experience in the first paragraph?A. It's unavoidable to get injured.A.To clarify the distinet differences.B. It's exhausting to get much training.B. To introduce her awkward situation.C. It's hard to promote his skating skill.C. To teach readers how to recite menus.D. His physical condition is unfit for skating.D. To highlight the complexity of memory.25. What can we infer from Paragraph 3?29. What does the underlined phrase “interferes with” in Paragraph 3 refer to?A. The writer sometimes misses his old friends.A.Promole.B. Limit.C. Mix.D. Acquire.B. Like-minded partners help us stick to a hobby30. What can we know about aged people with memory loss according to the text?C. “3-minute passion” persons can’t solve problems.A. They act like an Alzheimer's patient.装D. Skating is more demanding than playing the piano.B. They can’t live a normal life independently.26. What nearly stopped the writer from playing the piano?C. They are sure to suffer dementia some day.A. His perfectionism,D. They may recall some forgotten words after a while.B. His poor playing skill.31. What is the last paragraph mainly about?C. His previous experience.A. The mechanism of memory loss in brain.D. His lack of perseverance.B. The brain parts in charge of memorizing.27. What's the attitude of the writer towards a “3-minute passion” person?C. The procedures of memory experiments.D. Dismissive.D. The result of losing memory in brain.A. Objective.B. Sympathetic.C. Respectful.DCThe last time my husband and I went out for an elegant restaurant dinner,the server came loIn recent years, artificial intelligence ( AI) has become one of the most transformativetechnologies, driving innovation across industries. However,as the hype( ) around Al grows, so订our table and began to recite a long list of specials, with detailed descriptions of how the dishes weredoes a concerning trend known as “Al washing. " This temm refers to the practice of exagerating ormade and where the ingredients had been sourced. Her recitation went on and on, and as she spoke,misrepresenting a product,service ,or company's capabilities by falsely claiming it uses AI. Similar loI became almost more interested in how she could remember all those descriptions than I was in“greenwashing” in the environmental seelor, AI washing misleads consumers, creating a range ofthinking about the food. Meanwhile, I eouldn't remember where Id put my keys before we left for therestaurant.problems for the market and society.The good news is that not remembering where you pul your keys is genenally not a sign ofwhen,in reality ,they use simpler technologies or algorithms( 算法 ) that do not qualify as true AL.dementia(老年演i呆）.And on the contrary ，being able to remember a long list of restauranl specialsFor example ,companies may claim to use Al when human labor is actually performing the tasks. Theisn necessarily a sign of extraordinary mental ability,either.Memory is far more complicated thangoal of Al washing is offen to capitalize on the buzz around Al,attract investment,or gain a competitivethe dining out experience could ever show. While most of us are terrified about developing dementia,edge in the market.fewer than 10% of adults aged 65 and older will wind up with dementia such as Alzheimer's( 呵尔茨Al washing poses several risks and challenges. Firstly, misleading consumers and businesses.海默症）When companies falsely claim to use AI,they mislead customers into believing they are purchasing a线“Some memory loss is normal as people age. ” says Joel Salinas ,a behavioral neurologist. "It'smore advanced or intelligent product than what is actually being offered. Undermining genuine AIinnovation is the second risk. AI washing creates noise in the market, making it harder for trulyareas that actually improve with age. Vocabulary is one."JesicaZeing,a dectorf theCenterf Excellence orAlzhimersDiseasmares th fmore companies engage in AI washing, public trust in AI technologies may erode. No. 4 is regulatory andof aging on memory to kind of like getting traffic on the brain. “lt may take longer to find a word;it mayethical concems;Alwashing can lead to regulatory chalenges,as govemments and organizationscome o you later. The speed of processing can go down ,bul your hippocampus ,the part of the brain moststruggle to define and enforce standards for AI technologies. The last but certainly not least is impactassociated with memory , should be functioning. " And the memories themselves are stored in variouson investors, Investors looking to fund promising AI slartups may fall vietim to AI washing, pouringsections of the cerebral cortex ,the outer layer of the brain. “Memory is all these different brain networksmoney into companies that do not actually deliver on their AI promises. This can lead to financialworking in concert with each other,”" says Dr. Salinas,losses and a more cautious investment climate.英语试卷第5页（共10页）英语试卷第6页（共10页）