高考二輪復習閱讀專練六AIt'salmostcampseason!Summeriswonderful.Summeratoneofthefollowingawesomecamps?Evenmorewonderful.TahosaHighAdventureBaseLocation:Ward,ColoradoPeoplepuzzle:Tahosa'sropescoursesaresomeofthenation'sbest.Useyourhands,feetandbrainstotakeuphigh-flyingchallengesandovercomeyourfears.Flyfishingat9,000feet?Yes.Fishinglicensesorexperienceneeded?No,sir!Chooseyouradventure:Goall-inclusive,wherethestaffpreparesmealsandrunstheprogram,ortakecontrolandplanyourperfectweek.Thechoiceisyours.CampRaymondLocation:Parks,ArizonaDon'tlookdown:Whenlookingupatthestars,lightpollutionisyourenemy.ButCampRaymond'slocationandelevation（海拔）of6,700feetofferperfectconditionsforseeingotherwiseinvisiblestars.That'scool:Don'tforgetyourcameraandajacket.Duringtheday,youcouldspotbearsanddeer.Atnight,temperaturescanfallsharply.Hotcocoaatsummercamp?Cool.PamlicoSeaBaseLocation:BlountsCreek,NorthCarolina.Gocoastal:ExploretheCarolinacoastbyboat.Youchoosetheroute,andPamlicoprovidestheequipment.Keepaneyeoutforwildhorses,lighthousesandboatloadsoffish.Setsail:Evenifyoudon'tknowthedifferencebetweenstarboardandstar-lord,Pamlico'ssailingjourneywillmakeyouafirst-ratesailorinnotime.You'llevenpracticefindingyourwayusingthestars.BaseCampLocation:St.Paul,MinnesotaBigupgrade:Whathappenswhenyouchangea1907cavalrydrillhall（騎兵訓練場）intoanadventuredestinationintheheartofthecity?YougetBaseCampforovernightlock-ins,weekendretreats（E急居處）andsummercamp.Insideout:MostofBaseCampisindoors,meaningtheactivitieslikeclimbingwallscanbeundertakenonwinter'scoldestdays.WhatdoweknowaboutTahosaHighAdventureBase?ItrequiresfishinglicensesItofferslessonsonflyingaplaneIfsacampthatisintendedforshykidsItisacampwhereyoucansetyourownpaceWhatcanbelearnedinPamlicoSeaBase?A.Howtotellstarboardfromstar-lord B.HowtochoosecampingequipmentC.Howtousethestarsfordirections D.HowtomakeaboatonyourownInwhichcampcankidsclimbwallsinsideonwinterdays?A.BaseCamp B.CampRaymondC.PamlicoSeaBase D.TahosaHighAdventureBase.BIn1996,someonefoundsomeveryoldclothesinanoldmineinNevada,USA;theyincludedapairofdirtyoldjeans.Today,thosejeansareveryvaluable,andtheyarenowintheLeviStraussArchivalCollectioninSanFrancisco.Thejeans,whichareover120yearsold,aretheoldestpairofLevi9s501jeansintheworld.Theyarealmostthesameasamodernpairof501's;therearejustsomesmalldifferencesinthedetail.Forinstance,today's50Tshavetwobackpockets,whiletheoldpairjusthasone.In1853,ayoungtailorfromGermany,calledLeviStrauss,beganworkinginSanFrancisco;Levisoldthickcanvas（帆布）tominers;theminersusedthecanvastomaketents.Oneday,aminertoldLevithathecouldnotfindtrousersthatwerestrongenoughforworkinthegoldmines.Levidecidedtomakesometrousersoutofcanvas.Verysoon,hesoldallthecanvastrousershehadmade!Theywerejustwhatminerswanted.However,thecanvaswasratherheavyandstiff（堅硬的）.Levithereforebegantolookforadifferenttextile（織物）.SoonhefoundaheavytextilefromFrance;itwasdenim（斜紋粗棉布）.Denimwasabitlighterthancanvas,butiswasverystrong.Itwasidealforminers.However,originaldenimwasalmostwhite,andminersdidnotlikethecolor!Theirdenimtrousersgotdirtyassoonastheybeganworking!LeviStraussthereforedecidedtousecoloreddenim,andhechosedarkblue.In1873,hebegantomakedenimtrouserswithmetalrivets（專卯旬）tomakethemstronger."Bluejeans^arrived!Levi5sjeansweresopopularthathiscompanygotbiggerandbigger.Soon,otherfirmsweremakingbluejeanstoo.Minerslikedthem,butsodidcowboysandotherworkingmen.BluejeansbecameclassicAmericanworkingtrousers.AftertheSecondWorldWar,jeansbecamepopularallovertheworld.Today,bluejeansaremadeallovertheworld.WhataretheoldjeansfoundinNevadalike?Theyareveryheavy.Theyhaveuniqueandvaluabledecorations.Theyareverymuchlikemodernjeans.Theyhavetwoblackpockets.HowwereLevi'scanvastrousers?A.Theywereverypopular. B. Theywereeasilybroken.C. Theyweretooexpensive. D. Theywerequitecomfortable.Whatweretheproblemwithoriginaldenim?A. Itwastoosoft. B. Itgotdirtytooeasily.C. Itwasnotstrongenough. D. Itwasnotbrightenough.Forwhomwerebluejeansfirstdesigned?A.Tailors.B.Miners. C.Soldiers. D.Cowboys.CArtificialIntelligence（AI）ismakingitpossibleforcompaniestomonitorworkers5behavioringreatdetailandinrealtime.Starttoslackoff（懈怠）,andAIcouldtalktoyourboss.OnecompanyofferingsuchservicesisLondon-basedstart-upStatusToday.ItsAIplatformreliesonaregularsupplyofemployeedata,includingeverythingfromthe

filesyouaccesstowhenyouuseakeycard.Fromthis,itbuildsapictureofhowemployeesnormallyfunctionandsignalsanyunusualperformance.Theideaistospotwhensomeonemightbecomeasecurityriskbydoingsomethingdifferentfromtheirusualbehavioralpatterns."Allofthisgivesusfingerprintofauser,soifwethinkthefingerprintdoesn'tmatch,weraiseawarning"，saysMirceaDumitrescu,thecompany'schieftechnologyofficer.Thesystemalsoaimstocatchemployeeactionsthatcouldaccidentallycauseasecuritybreach（漏洞），likeopeningmalware（惡意軟件）.“We\enotmonitoringifyourcomputerhasavirus."saysDumitrescu."We,remonitoringhumanbehaviors.”Butcatchingthesecuritybreachmeansmonitoringeveryone,andtheAIcanalsobeusedtotrackemployeeproductivity."ItseemsliketheyarejustusingthereputationofAItogiveanairoflawfulnesstoold-fashionedworkplacesurveillance（監(jiān)視）JsaysJavierRuizDiazofdigitalcampaigningorganizationtheOpenRightsGroup."Youhavearighttoprivacyandyoushouldn'tbeexpectedtogivethatupatwork.”Exactlyhowcompaniesusethesystemwillbeuptothem,butit'shardtoshakethepictureofanAIconstantlylookingoveremployees'shoulders."Itwillbotherpeople,andthatcouldbecounterproductiveifitaffectstheirbehavior/5saysPaulBernalattheUniversityofEastAnglia.PhilLeggattheUniversityoftheWestofEnglandsaysitwillnevercatcheverysecurityrisk."Ifpeopleknowthey'rebe