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afternoonyouwillhaveahotmeal,andthenyouwillleavetheparkanddrivebacktoIncludedintheprice(US$620per?AllTanzanianationalpark?Internationalflightsto/from foreach?Hotelaccommodationbeforeandafter?Bottleofmineralwaterforeach?Personalexpenses&?ProfessionalEnglish-speaking?Travelinsurance&visa?Safari4×4jeepwithallaccessories?Extraactivitieswithinthe?AlcoholicandsoftComeandstartyourdaytrip!Clickhereandfillouttheformtosendabookingrequestimmediately.WhatdoweknowaboutIt’sbetterthanpeople B.ItownsthebiggestlionC.Itoffersdayandnight D.IthasmorewildlifethantheWhatcanvisitorsdointheWanderalongthe B.WatchanimalsinC.Interactwith D.SpendanightintheWhat’sincludedintheGuide B.TravelC.Mealsandsoft D.Round-tripJillWheatleywasaPEteacherinGermany.OntheweekendsshecompetedinmarathonsaroundEurope.Butlifethrewheraneardeadlyblow.WhileteachingaPEclass,shewashitontheheadwithabaseball.Theimpactwassogreatthatitleftherwithabraininjuryand70percentsightloss,foreverblindingherinoneeye.Shespent26monthsinsevendifferenthospitals,attimeswishingitwouldjustallend.Desperately,Wheatleysetouttofindcomfortandhealing康復(fù))innature.ShetravelledtoNepalwhereafriendpersuadedhertorunintheAnnapurna100withhim.Thepowerfromthatracechangedherlifeandeventuallyhadherlookingupatthetopsofthemountains.ProjectVision8000wasborn.Andshebeganhermissiontostandontopoftheworld’s14highestmountains,rising8,000metresabovesealevel,toshowherselfandothersthepowerinchoiceandpossibility.Colorsandtouchhelpguideheronthemountainandshehasneveroncefelttootiredtocarryon.“Theonlyconstantthingischange,sowhentheweathergetsreallybadorastormiscomingin,Iknowitisgoingtopass.”Sofar,she’shadfewproblemsstandingamonggiants,butsheadmitsshecontinuestostrugglewithovercomingthe“mountainsofhermind”.Havingalreadystareddeathintheface,Wheatleyhasgreatrespectforthemountainsandthemissionsheison.Butshe’snotscared.Theexperiencealmostclaimedherlife,butitisnowthedrivingforceandfuelbehindhersuccess.Ateveryicypeak,shesmilesandtakesaquickvideowithabreathless“Soverythankful”whisperedintothethinWhathappenedtoWheatleyaccordingtoparagraphShecamelastina B.ShesufferedheadC.Shelosthersight D.ShewasattackedinaWhatdroveWheatleytolaunchProjectVisionHerexplorationof B.HerstrongloveforC.Herfriend’stimelysuggestions.D.HerAnnapurna100WhatcanwelearnaboutWheatleyfromthelastHernaturehelpedherovercomeSheignoredthemountainsofherShewasusedtopoorweatherHerattitudetowardhardshipwasWhatcouldbethebesttitlefortheLosesighttogain B.NaturewillworkitsC.Everypeakiswithin D.ActionspeakslouderthanImagineyouaredrivingonastormynight,andyourcarsuddenlywarnsyouofthedangerofanupcomingfloodoranapproachinghurricane.Thisfuture,wherecarspredictweatherdisasterswellinadvance,isedgingtowardreality,saystheInternationalDriversAssociation.By2030,carsareexpectedtodevelopinto“smartmachines”inwhichreliable,personalweatherforecastingunitsareintegratedinto,withadvancedsensortechnologyandmachinelearningalgorithms(算法)deliveringreal-time,exactweatherupdates.“Bridgingthegapbetweenvehiculartechnologyandmeteorology(氣象學(xué))massivepotentialinincreasingroadsafety,”saysJuliannaMarshall,atravelexpertfromtheInternationalDriversAssociation.“Imagineyourcarwarningyouoftroubleahead

thendirectingyouawayfromaroadthat’sabouttobefloodedorabridgeatriskoffallingdownduetostrongwinds.That’sabreakthroughwe’rekeenlylookingforwardto.”Severalkeyfactorslaythegroundworkfortheseweather-predictingabilitiesincarsbytheyear2030.Moderncarshavecomplexsensorsthatcanmeasureatmosphericpressure,temperature,humidity濕度),andwindspeed.Thesesensorscanfeeddataintoanonboardcomputer,providingcrucialreal-timeweatherinformation.Cutting-edgeartificialintelligenceandmachinelearningtechnologiescannowanalysecomplexweatherpatternsandpredictfutureoutcomes.Byintegratingthesetechnologiesintocarsystems,yourcar’scomputercanprovideforecastsalongyourroutes.Theinterconnectivityofdevices,knownastheInternetofThings,willplayakeyrole.Carscouldshareandreceiveweatherdatafromavastnetworkoftheconnecteddevices,improvingaccuracyofpredictions.Suchtech-integratedcarswillmakedrivingduringsevereconditionssaferwhileimprovingtheoveralltravelexperience.“Weatherpredictionincarscansavehundredsoflivesperyearbyminimizingthelikelihoodofweather-relatedaccidents,”Marshallemphasizes.“Gettinghandsonacarbuiltwithweatherpredictiontechnologymightbeoptionaltodaybutwillbecomeimperativeby2030.”Undeniably,2030promisesthearrivalofachangingageincartechnology,aworldwhereyourcarmightjustbeyourbestweatherforecaster.Anagewhere“thefutureisnow”isnotjustanexcitingprospect—it’sthenormal.WhatcanthefuturecarsprobablyStopextremeweatherChangethepathoftheDetectterribleweatherTeachdrivershowtopredictWhatdoesparagraph4focusThefunctionsofcomplex B.OperationalprincipleoffutureC.TheconceptoftheInternetof D.IncreasingcomplexityofroadWhatdoestheunderlinedword“imperative”inparagraph5A. B. C. D.Whatistheauthor’sintentioninthelastTokeep B.TomakeC.Toexpress D.ToofferIamaddictedtoInstagram,particularlytoitsbookishcommunities.Ican’topentheappwithoutseeingameme(梗圖),artworkorquoteaboutoneofmyfavoritebookseries.ButmyInstagramfeedisfloodedwithAI“art”—thoughtome,itisnothingbutplagiarism(剽竊).InstagramseeminglyhasnoproblemwithhighlightingAI“artists”,whichtomeisaharmtorealartists.EachAI“art”posttakestheplaceofabookishartistwhospentcountlesshourscreatingtrulyamazingartwork.Asajournalistandfutureeducator,Ican’tviewAI“art”asanythingbutplagiarismbecauseitiscollectedfromartistswhohavenotagreedtotheuseoftheirwork,nordotheyreceivecreditforit.ForcreativeslikeBronwynLipka,a25-year-oldbookishartist,therealityofhavingtheirworkstolenisever-present.“AI‘a(chǎn)rtists’areessentiallystealingyourart,butthere’snowaytoknowifthey’redoingitbecausetheyfacenoconsequences,”Lipkasaid.Andit’snotjusttheAI“artists”thatarecontributingtothiscultureofirresponsibility.Meta,theparentcompanyofInstagram,considerspublicInstagrampoststobepartofitstrainingdata—includinggenerativeAIarttraining.ArtistsmustdecidewhethercontinuingtouseMetaapps,wherethey’vebuiltupafollowing,isworthAIstealingtheirintellectualproperty(知識(shí)產(chǎn)權(quán)).Manyofmyfavoriteartistshavemadethemovetoaplatformthatdoesnotusemodelsonusercontent.Ultimately,ifartistscontinuetoleaveMetaplatforms,thebookishcommunitywillstruggle.Worse,ifthebookishcommunitystartstofade,booksaleswilldropsharplyrightdownwiththem.ThoughIamnotagainstAIandawarethatithasthepotentialtodosomereallygreatthings,Icannotstandforthecontinuouslackofforethoughtindecidingwhereandwhenitshouldbeused.Therefore,IurgeMetaandanyothercompaniesintroducingAIintotheirprogrammingtoconsidertheethicsofdoingso,beforeit’stoolate.WhatdoestheauthortrytosayinthefirstArtistsfeelashamedofInstagramisawidelyusedTheAI-createdworkstakeoverThebookishcommunitiesneedWhatcanbeinferredfromLipka’swordsinparagraphAI“art”won’ttaketheplaceofrealArtisticcompetitionisbecoming

BookishartistsarelosingworkAI“artists”aregettingawaywithstealingHowdoesMeta’suseofInstagrampostsaffectItdrivesthemtoleaveMetaItgivesthemaccesstoawiderItincreasestheirbooksalesItdestroystheirfaithinintellectualWhatisthetextmainlyArisingtendencyofcreatingartwithArtists’struggleforrecognitionintheAIThebalancebetweenAIandhumanAcallforprotectionofhumanartistsagainstAI第二節(jié)(共RisksofGettinginshapeandtrainingforaneventsuchasamarathonrequireslong-lastingandintense(高強(qiáng)度的)physicalcommitment.36Butthetruthis,sometimestheveryactswedotogethealthycanactuallypushuspastourphysicallimits.Specifically,overtrainingisasetofsignsthatoccurwhenyourbodyisnotabletorecoverenoughbeforegoingintoyournextworkout. Peopletendtoignorethem.Overtime,thecycleofstartingthenexttrainingworkoutbeforeallowingrecoverycausesbreakdownoftheverypartsofthebodythatyouworksohardtobuildup.Thestructuresandsystemsofyourbodyadapttothedemandsyouhaveplacedonthembeforetheresttime.Ifyourworkoutslightlygoesbeyondyourpresentability,itwilladapttowardwhatyoudidinapositiveway.38Twomainfactorsarenecessaryinrecovery:nutrition(營(yíng)養(yǎng))andrest.Goodnutrients,includingwaterandprotein(蛋白質(zhì))intake,isextremelyimportant,especiallywithin40minutesofyourworkout.39Yourbodyusesthenutrientsyouhavegivenitduringtheresttime,especiallysleep,tostrengthen.Oneofthebestwaystopreventovertrainingistofocusonyourmorningrestingheartrate. Generally,youwilldetectanincreaseinyourheartratebeforetheothersignsshowup.Trackingitinalogcanbeagreatwaytomonitoryourrecovery.It’seasytomeasureandAllowingtimeforrecoveryisalsoTheproblemisthattheyshowupveryBelowarethesignsandindicationsofIffarbeyond,it’lltakelongertoadaptandmaycauseListeningtoyourbodywillensureyoureachyourfitnessWegenerallyassumeregularintenseexerciseisgoodforour第三部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用(40閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、DIt’stimetosaygoodbye.Ineverrealizedhowimportantitwasinmylife.Iamtalkingabout“UNIFORM(校服)”.Ihavespentthelasttenyearswearingthesame41pieceofclothing.Itisnow42,however,tothinkaboutaweekdaywithoutitbecauseovertheyearsmyuniformhasbecomepartofmylife.ItisabitembarrassingtoadmitIhavealways43myschooluniform.Imeantadullpieceofclothingwasconsidereda44intheworld.Everymorninginsteadofmebeingmymother’smain45,myuniformis.Thetimemymotherspendsoncleaningandironingmyuniformexceeds超過(guò))thetimeshespendsonthinkingaboutheronlydaughter.Inschool,youracademicperformanceoryourbehaviorisseen46butfirstyouarejudgedonthe47ofyouruniform.Ihavealways48myuniformbeingdull,old-fashionedandthefactthatitmakesmelookfatter.Butnowwhenitistime49withit,I50saygoodbyeto41.A.B.C.D.42.A.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.Thetruthisthatmyuniformmakesa51tomypersonality.Myuniformmakesmeconfidentbecauseitensuresthateveryonelooksthesame,bringingout52andunity.41.A.B.C.D.42.A.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.

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