外研版（2019）高中英語選擇性必修第一冊Unit 1 同步練習(xí)題（含答案解析）

外研版（2019）高中英語選擇性必修第一冊Unitl同步練習(xí)題

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I.閱讀理解

A

There'sreallynoexcusenottotakeatripinthefollowingplacesinSpain.

Barcelona:CosmopolitanCatalanCulture

AsSpain*ssecondlargestcityandcentreofcultureandhistory,Barcelonaisreputedasone

ofEurope'smostexcitingdestinationsfromtheSagradaFamiliachurchtoadiversediningscene

andamazingbeaches.Withendlessoptionsofthingstoseeanddo,considerspendingmoretime

fullyappreciatingallithastooffer.

Seville:AndalusianPassion&FlamencoFlair

TakesometimetoexplorethebreathtakingchurchandAlcazar,andthenheadtoMariaLuisa

Parktorowaboatalongthelazyriverwhenyouneedabreather.DuetoarecentseasonofGame

ofThrones,Seville'sAlcazarhasbecomemorepopularthanever.Bookticketsonlinetoavoidlong

queues.

Segovia:ALivingFairyTale

WhilethetoweringRomanaqueduct（渡槽）maybeSegovia*sbiggestclaimtofame,don'tjust

cometocheckitoffyourlist.ThestoriedtownbuiltintheMiddleAges,isalsohometoan

incrediblechurchandacastlesaidtohaveinspiredthatofDisney*sSleepingBeauty.

ElEscorial:AWorldFitforRoyalty

IsElEscorialapalace,achurchoralibrary?Theanswerisalloftheabove,aswellasthe

mostimportantmonumentfromtheSpanishRenaissance.Constructedinthe16thcenturyunder

theordersofKingPhilipII,thecomplexisoneofSpain'smostattractivedestinations.

Madrid'strain,theCercanias,willgetyouthereinaboutanhour:TaketheC3linefrom

AtochaorNuevosMinisterios.Bus664or661fromMoncloacanalsogetyouthereinaboutthe

sameamountoftime.

1.IfyouareafanofGameofThrones,youmaychoosetogoto.

A.BarcelonaB.Seville

C.SegoviaD.ElEscorial

2.WhatcanbeinferredaboutElEscorial?

A.Ithasveryconvenienttransportation.

B.ItisthebirthplaceofSpanishRenaissance.

C.Itdeservesexploringinmorethanoneday.

D.IthasarchitecturenamedafterKingPhilipII.

3.Whatdothefourdestinationshaveincommon?

A.Diningscenes.B.Costalscenery.

C.Splendidpalaces.D.Greatchurches.

B

Passengerscouldsoonbeflyingofftoholidaydestinationsorislandsonapilotlessplane.So

far,onlinetravelagencyKhaspartneredwithCzechairplanetechnologycompanyZurito

developaconceptplanethatcouldflycompletelyunmanned.

Theplanewouldcomeinresponsetoconcernsthattheindustrywouldexperienceaserious

probleminthenearfuturethatwouldthreatenthegrowthofworldairtravel.TheInternationalAir

TransportAssociationestimatestherewillbeabout650，000shortofnewpilotsintheworldover

thenext20years,andthattheairlinetrafficwillnearlydoubleduringthatsameperiod.

Theplane,whichisexpectedtocarryuptofourpassengers,wouldhaveawingspanof

roughly11metersandwouldweighonly900kilograms.ltwoulduseverticaltake-offandlanding

technology,whichmeanstheplanecanlandvertically,meaningitcanbelandedinmoreplaces.

Developershopetheprototype（原型）willbeabletoflyupto698kilometers,whichisthe

distancebetweenLondonandGermany.Theplanewouldbeidealfortravellingbetweenislandsas

travellerswouldn'tneedtoworryaboutchangingfromcommercialflightstoboats,taxisorcar

rides.

OliverDlouhy,CEOandCo-FounderofKsaid,“TheZuriprojectrepresentsa

directionthatIseeaskeytothefuturetransportation.Combinedwiththeglobaltransportation

network,itwillbringcompletelynewchancesfortravellingbyaddingthousandsofsmaller

islandsintotheairports*catchmentareas.”

Butpilotlessorsinglepilotoperationofairplaneswon'tbeeasyinanindustrywhereatleast

twopilotsinthecockpit（駕駛艙）arerequired.Manyairlinesaroundtheworldmadethisarule

afterapilotflewaplaneintotheFrenchAlpsinMarch2015,killingall150peopleon

board.What'smore,it'salsounclearwhetherpassengersortheirinsurersorcarrierswouldaccept

orpermitit.

4.WhatdoesuaseriousproblemnunderlinedinParagraph2referto?

A.Thelackofairfieldsinholidaydestinations.

B.Theconcernaboutthesafetyofairtravel.

C.Theshortageofpilotsinthenearfuture.

D.Thedifficultyintrainingnewpilots.

5.HowcanthepilotlessplanebenefitK?

A.Bypromotingthecompany'spopularity.

B.Bysavingmoremoneyforthecompany.

C.Byofferingtravellersmorecomfortableairservice.

D.Bymakingtourists*journeytosmallislandsconvenient.

6.Whatcanweinferaboutpilotlessplanesinthelastparagraph?

A.Theymaybewelcomedbypilots.

B.Theymayhaveapromisingfuture.

C.Theymayberejectedbysomepeople.

D.Theymaychangeourunderstandingofplanes.

7.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Scientists*effortsincreatingpilotlessplanes.

B.Pilotlessplaneconcepthasdevelopedrecently.

C.Developers*successinmakingpilotlessplanesareality.

D.Pilotlessplaneswillbeanewtrendinthetravellingindustry.

C

Peopleturntomanydifferentsourcesforclothingstyleadvice,frommagazinestobest

friendstoInstagram.Soon,though,youmaybeabletoaskyoursmartphone.

AcomputerscienceteamfromUniversityofTexasatAustin,inpartnershipwithresearchers

fromCornellTech,GeorgiaTechandFacebookAIResearch,hasdevelopedanartificial

intelligencesystemthatcanlookataphotoofanoutfit（月艮裝）andsuggesthelpfultipstomakeit

morefashionable.

“Wethoughtofitlikeafriendgivingyouadvice,“saidKristenGrauman,aprofessorof

computersciencewhosepreviousresearchhaslargelyfocusedonvisualrecognitionforartificial

intelligence.

Thetool,namedFashion++,usesvisualrecognitionsystemstoanalyzethecolor,pattern,

textureandshapeofgarmentsinanimage.ltconsiderswhereeditswillhavethemostimpact.lt

thenoffersseveralalternativeoutfitstotheuser.

Fashion++wastrainedusingmorethan10,000imagesofoutfitssharedpubliclyononline

sitesforfashionenthusiasts.Findingimagesoffashionableoutfitswaseasy,saidgraduatestudent

KimberlyHsiao,butfindingunfashionableimagesprovedchallenging.So,shecameupwitha

solution.Shemixedimagesoffashionableoutfitstocreateless-fashionableexamplesandtrained

thesystemonwhatnottowear.

“Asfashionstylesdevelop,theAIcancontinuetolearnbygivingitnewimages,whichare

abundantontheInternet,Hsiaosaid.

LikeallAIsystems,biascanspreadthroughthedatasetsforFashion++.Theresearchers

pointedoutthatvintage（復(fù)古的）looksarehardertorecognizeasstylishbecausetrainingimages

camefromtheInternet,whichhasbeeninwideuseonlysincethe1990s.Additionally,becausethe

userssubmittingimagesweremostlyfromNorthAmerica,stylesfromotherpartsoftheworld

don*tshowupasmuch.Anotherchallengeisthatmanyimagesoffashionableclothesappearon

models,butbodiescomeinmanysizesandshapes,affectingfashionchoices.Nextup,Grauman

andHsiaoareworkingtowardlettingtheAIlearnwhatsuitsdifferentbodyshapessoits

recommendationscanbemoretailored.

8.WhyaremagazinesandInstagrammentionedatthebeginningofthetext?

A.Tointroducethetopic.

B.Toexplainwhattheyare.

C.Topresentanargument.

D.Toclarifythewritingpurpose.

9.ThetoolFashion++isusedfor.

A.helpingpeopleknowthelatestfashiontrend

B?introducingpeopletothemeaningoffashion

C.accompanyingpeopleduringtheirshopping

D.givingpeopleadviceonproperdressing

10.WhatchallengingproblemdidHsiaosolve?

A.Attractingusers.

B.Findingenoughimages.

C.Keepingupwithfashiontrends.

D.Remindingusersofunsuitableexamples.

11.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.ThepopularityofFashion++.

B.ThelimitationofFashion++.

C.Researchers*concernsabouttheAL

D.People'sexpectationtowardsAIsystems.

D

Abookissomuchmorethanmereinkandpaper.SoinsistFrenchbooksellers,whofornearly

fourdecadessuccessfullylobbied（游說）tokeeptheforcesofthefreemarketatbay.Alawpassed

in1981bansthesaleofanybookatanythingotherthanthepricedecidedbyits

publisher.AuthoritiesarecrackingdownonthosetryingtosellthelatestThomasPikettyor

J.K.Rowlingatadiscount.

Thefixed-priceruleismeanttokeepcustomersloyaltotheirlocalbookshopandoutofthe

controlofsupermarketsandcorporations.Butthearrivalofe-commerceande-readershas

promotedquestionsworthyoftheirowntomes（大部頭著作）.Canyoufixthepriceofabookifit

ispartofanall-you-can-readsubscriptionservice?Areaudio-booksbooksatall?Andwhatof

authorswhoself-publish?

Changeshavebeenmadetopreservetheprincipleof“onebook,oneprice”.In2011,the

rulebegantoapplytodigitaltomes.Freedeliverybyonlinesellerswasprohibitedbecauseit

impliedasubsidy(補貝占)onthedeliveredbooks(encouragingonlinesellerstochargeonly￡0.01

forpostage).Butanewchallengetothepolicyisprovingmoredifficulttodealwith.

Usedbooksareexemptedfromthepricingrule.Third-partysellersonAmazonareaccusedof

usingthisasawaytoapplyforbiddendiscounts:sellingbrand-newbooksas“second-hand”to

makethemcheaper.SofanscanpurchaseacopyofthelatestMichelHouellebecqnovel

Serotoninefor11.71poundsonAmazon,roughlyhalfofitsoriginalprice.Itssellerclaimsitisin

“perfectlynew”condition.

Amazonclaimsitspracticesarelegal.Butbookssellersareupset,andtheirpoliticalallies

withthem."Thisisamajorconcern,saidFranckRiester,thecultureminister,atabookseller's

conferencethisweek.Hesaysnewlawsmaybeneeded.

Defendersofthefixed-priceprinciple(whichhasspreadtootherpartsofEurope)sayit

helpskeepindependentbookshopsalive.Othersarenotsosure.BooksareexpensiveinFrance一

anoddwaytoencouragepeopletobuymore.

12.Whatwasthefunctionofthelawpassedin1981?

A.Tostoppublishersfrompublishingpoorbooks.

B.Topreventtherandompriceofbooksinthemarket.

C.Tohelpbookconsumersbenefitfromthefreemarket.

D.ToencourageFrenchbooksellerstosellcheaperbooks.

13.What'simpliedaboutthearrivalofe-commerceande-readersinParagraph2?

A.Itgreatlychangedpeople'sreadinghabits.

B.Itchallengedtheprincipleof“onebook,oneprice”.

C.Itweakenedthetiesbetweenpublishersandauthors

D.Itprovidedlocalbooksellerswithsomenewopportunities.

14.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“areexemptedfrom“inParagraph4mean?

A.areinvolvedinB.arethreatenedby

C.areconsistentwithD.areunrestrictedby

15.WhatisFranckRiester*sattitudetowardsthosethird-partysellers*practicesonAmazon?

A.Heishopefulofthem.

B.Heisuncertainofthem.

C.Hedisapprovesofthem.

D.Heisindifferenttothem.

II.閱讀七選五

Everylife-changingdecisionwemakeinourlifeshapesourcurrentreality.Let'stalkabouta

fewwaysthatyoucanuseforreferencewhenmakingyourownlife-changingdecisions.

Realizethepowerofdecisionmaking.Beforeyoustartmakingadecision,youhaveto

understandwhatadecisiondoes.16Whenyoudecidetopickupacigarettetosmokeit,that

decisionmightresultinyourpickinguponeafteronelaterontogetthatsamehighfeeling.

Carryyourdecisionout.Itspointlesstomakeadecisionandjustkeepitinyourhead.17

Ifyouwanttomakerealchangesinlife,youhavetoapplyactiontoyourdecisionuntilit*s

completed.

Tellothersaboutyourdecisions.Tellingotherpeoplewhatwe*regoingtodocanmakeus

followthrough.Forexample,ifyoudecidetobecomeanearlyriser,youcangotoaforumandtell

peoplethatyouwillwakeupat6amandkeeponit.18

Learnfromyourpastdecisions.It'scommonthatyouaregoingtomessupattimeswhenit

comestomakingdecisions.19Askyourselfwhatisgoodorbadaboutyourdecisionand

whatyouwilldotomakeabetterdecisionnexttime.

20Forexample,ifyoumadethedecisiontolosetenpoundsbynextmonththrough

aerobics（有氧運動）.Youdon*thavetojustdoaerobics.Youcanbeopentolosingweightthrough

differentmethodsofdietingaslongasithelpsyoureachyourgoalintheend.

A.Maintainaflexibleapproach.

B.Enjoytheprocessofmakingdecisions.

C.That'sthesameasnotmakingadecisionatall.

D.Italwaystakesalotoftimetomakeadecision.

E.Anydecisionthatyoumakecausesachainofeventstohappen.

F.So,insteadofbeatingyourselfupoverit,learnalessonfromit.

G.You'reabletoaccomplishthisbecauseyoufeelitanobligationtokeepyourword.

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I.閱讀理解

A

There'sreallynoexcusenottotakeatripinthefollowingplacesinSpain.

Barcelona:CosmopolitanCatalanCulture

AsSpain*ssecondlargestcityandcentreofcultureandhistory,Barcelonaisreputedasone

ofEurope'smostexcitingdestinationsfromtheSagradaFamiliachurchtoadiversediningscene

andamazingbeaches.Withendlessoptionsofthingstoseeanddo,considerspendingmoretime

fullyappreciatingallithastooffer.

Seville:AndalusianPassion&FlamencoFlair

TakesometimetoexplorethebreathtakingchurchandAlcazar,andthenheadtoMariaLuisa

Parktorowaboatalongthelazyriverwhenyouneedabreather.DuetoarecentseasonofGame

ofThrones,Seville'sAlcazarhasbecomemorepopularthanever.Bookticketsonlinetoavoidlong

queues.

Segovia:ALivingFairyTale

WhilethetoweringRomanaqueduct（渡槽）maybeSegovia'sbiggestclaimtofame,don'tjust

cometocheckitoffyourlist.ThestoriedtownbuiltintheMiddleAges,isalsohometoan

incrediblechurchandacastlesaidtohaveinspiredthatofDisney*sSleepingBeauty.

ElEscorial:AWorldFitforRoyalty

IsElEscorialapalace,achurchoralibrary?Theanswerisalloftheabove,aswellasthe

mostimportantmonumentfromtheSpanishRenaissance.Constructedinthe16thcenturyunder

theordersofKingPhilipII,thecomplexisoneofSpain'smostattractivedestinations.

Madrid'strain,theCercanias,willgetyouthereinaboutanhour:TaketheC3linefrom

AtochaorNuevosMinisterios.Bus664or661fromMoncloacanalsogetyouthereinaboutthe

sameamountoftime.

語篇解讀：本文是一篇應(yīng)用文。文章主要介紹了西班牙四個著名的旅游勝地。

1.IfyouareafanofGameofThrones,youmaychoosetogoto.

A.BarcelonaB.Seville

C.SegoviaD.ElEscorial

解析：選B細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Seville:…部分"DuetoarecentseasonofGameof

Thrones...popularthanever.”可知，《權(quán)力的游戲》的粉絲可能會選擇去Sevilleo

2.WhatcanbeinferredaboutElEscorial?

A.Ithasveryconvenienttransportation.

B.ItisthebirthplaceofSpanishRenaissance.

C.Itdeservesexploringinmorethanoneday.

D.IthasarchitecturenamedafterKingPhilipII.

角星析：選A推理判斷題。才艮據(jù)EIEscorial:…部分"Madrid'strain,theCercanias...alsoget

youthereinaboutthesameamountoftime.”可推知，該地有多種通行方式，交通十分便利。

3.Whatdothefourdestinationshaveincommon?

A.Diningscenes.B.Costalscenery.

C.Splendidpalaces.D.Greatchurches.

解析：選D細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Barcelona部分“theSagradaFamiliachurch”,Seville部

分“thebreathtakingchurch^^,Segovia部分"hometoanincrediblechurch”及ElEscorial部分“Is

ElEscorial...alloftheabove.“可知，這四個地方都有出名的教堂。

B

Passengerscouldsoonbeflyingofftoholidaydestinationsorislandsonapilotlessplane.So

far,onlinetravelagencyKhaspartneredwithCzechairplanetechnologycompanyZurito

developaconceptplanethatcouldflycompletelyunmanned.

Theplanewouldcomeinresponsetoconcernsthattheindustrywouldexperienceaserious

probleminthenearfuturethatwouldthreatenthegrowthofworldairtravel.TheInternationalAir

TransportAssociationestimatestherewillbeabout650，000shortofnewpilotsintheworldover

thenext20years,andthattheairlinetrafficwillnearlydoubleduringthatsameperiod.

Theplane,whichisexpectedtocarryuptofourpassengers,wouldhaveawingspanof

roughly11metersandwouldweighonly900kilograms.ltwoulduseverticaltake-offandlanding

technology,whichmeanstheplanecanlandvertically,meaningitcanbelandedinmoreplaces.

Developershopetheprototype（原型）willbeabletoflyupto698kilometers,whichisthe

distancebetweenLondonandGermany.Theplanewouldbeidealfortravellingbetweenislandsas

travellerswouldn*tneedtoworryaboutchangingfromcommercialflightstoboats,taxisorcar

rides.

OliverDlouhy,CEOandCo-FounderofKsaid,“TheZuriprojectrepresentsa

directionthatIseeaskeytothefuturetransportation.Combinedwiththeglobaltransportation

network,itwillbringcompletelynewchancesfortravellingbyaddingthousandsofsmaller

islandsintotheairports*catchmentareas/9

Butpilotlessorsinglepilotoperationofairplaneswon*tbeeasyinanindustrywhereatleast

twopilotsinthecockpit（駕駛艙）arerequired.Manyairlinesaroundtheworldmadethisarule

afterapilotflewaplaneintotheFrenchAlpsinMarch2015,killingall150peopleon

board.What'smore,it'salsounclearwhetherpassengersortheirinsurersorcarrierswouldaccept

orpermitit.

語篇解讀：本文是一■篇新聞報道。線上旅游公司Ki欣和捷克航空公司Zuri共同研

發(fā)無人駕駛概念飛機，他們的合作將無人駕駛概念提升到新的高度。

4.Whatdoes“aseriousproblem“underlinedinParagraph2referto?

A.Thelackofairfieldsinholidaydestinations.

B.Theconcernaboutthesafetyofairtravel.

C.Theshortageofpilotsinthenearfuture.

D.Thedifficultyintrainingnewpilots.

解析：選C推理判斷題。根據(jù)第二段中的“about650,000shortofnewpilotsinthe

world...doubleduringthatsameperiod”可知，未來20年飛行員數(shù)量將會有650,000的缺口，

與此同時航空公司客流量將翻倍，更突顯了飛行員的短缺。

5.HowcanthepilotlessplanebenefitK?

A.Bypromotingthecompany'spopularity.

B.Bysavingmoremoneyforthecompany.

C.Byofferingtravellersmorecomfortableairservice.

D.Bymakingtourists*journeytosmallislandsconvenient.

解析：選D細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段中"Theplanewouldbeidealfor...orcarrides.”及

第五段OliverDlouhy說的話可知，無人駕駛概念飛機給旅游公司帶來交通便利。

6.Whatcanweinferaboutpilotlessplanesinthelastparagraph?

A.Theymaybewelcomedbypilots.

B.Theymayhaveapromisingfuture.

C.Theymayberejectedbysomepeople.

D.Theymaychangeourunderstandingofplanes.

解析：選C推理判斷題。根據(jù)末段可知，若無人駕駛技術(shù)用于民航，則會違背航空公

司的規(guī)則——駕駛室至少需要兩名飛行員，并且舉例說明了只有一名飛行員駕駛飛機的危險

性極高，同時，乘客和保險公司對此的態(tài)度也不明朗。故可推斷：無人駕駛概念飛機會受到

一些人的反對。

7.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Scientists*effortsincreatingpilotlessplanes.

B.Pilotlessplaneconcepthasdevelopedrecently.

C.Developers*successinmakingpilotlessplanesareality.

D.Pilotlessplaneswillbeanewtrendinthetravellingindustry.

解析：選B主旨大意題。線上旅游公司Ki欣.co/n和捷克航空公司Zuri共同研發(fā)無人

駕駛概念飛機，他們的合作將無人駕駛概念提升到新的高度。

C

Peopleturntomanydifferentsourcesforclothingstyleadvice,frommagazinestobest

friendstoInstagram.Soon,though,youmaybeabletoaskyoursmartphone.

AcomputerscienceteamfromUniversityofTexasatAustin,inpartnershipwithresearchers

fromCornellTech,GeorgiaTechandFacebookAIResearch,hasdevelopedanartificial

intelligencesystemthatcanlookataphotoofanoutfit（月艮裝）andsuggesthelpfultipstomakeit

morefashionable.

“Wethoughtofitlikeafriendgivingyouadvice,“saidKristenGrauman,aprofessorof

computersciencewhosepreviousresearchhaslargelyfocusedonvisualrecognitionforartificial

intelligence.

Thetool,namedFashion++，usesvisualrecognitionsystemstoanalyzethecolor,pattern,

textureandshapeofgarmentsinanimage.ltconsiderswhereeditswillhavethemostimpact.lt

thenoffersseveralalternativeoutfitstotheuser.

Fashion++wastrainedusingmorethan10,000imagesofoutfitssharedpubliclyononline

sitesforfashionenthusiasts.Findingimagesoffashionableoutfitswaseasy,saidgraduatestudent

KimberlyHsiao,butfindingunfashionableimagesprovedchallenging.So,shecameupwitha

solution.Shemixedimagesoffashionableoutfitstocreateless-fashionableexamplesandtrained

thesystemonwhatnottowear.

“Asfashionstylesdevelop,theAIcancontinuetolearnbygivingitnewimages,whichare

abundantontheInternet,“Hsiaosaid.

LikeallAIsystems,biascanspreadthroughthedatasetsforFashion++.Theresearchers

pointedoutthatvintage（復(fù)古的）looksarehardertorecognizeasstylishbecausetrainingimages

camefromtheInternet,whichhasbeeninwideuseonlysincethe1990s.Additionally,becausethe

userssubmittingimagesweremostlyfromNorthAmerica,stylesfromotherpartsoftheworld

don'tshowupasmuch.Anotherchallengeisthatmanyimagesoffashionableclothesappearon

models,butbodiescomeinmanysizesandshapes,affectingfashionchoices.Nextup,Grauman

andHsiaoareworkingtowardlettingtheAIlearnwhatsuitsdifferentbodyshapessoits

recommendationscanbemoretailored.

語篇解讀：本文是一篇說明文。文章主要介紹了一款能夠幫助人們學(xué)會穿搭的人工智能

系統(tǒng)。

8.WhyaremagazinesandInstagrammentionedatthebeginningofthetext?

A.Tointroducethetopic.

B.Toexplainwhattheyare.

C.Topresentanargument.

D.Toclarifythewritingpurpose.

解析：選A寫作意圖題。根據(jù)第一殳中的“Peopleturntomanydifferentsourcesfor

clothingstyleadvice,frommagazinestobestfriendstoInstagram.”及后面內(nèi)容可知，文章開頭

提至Umagazines和Instagram是為了引出話題。

9.ThetoolFashion++isusedfor.

A.helpingpeopleknowthelatestfashiontrend

B.introducingpeopletothemeaningoffashion

C.accompanyingpeopleduringtheirshopping

D.givingpeopleadviceonproperdressing

解析：選D推理判斷題。根據(jù)第二段中的"anartificialintelligencesystemthatcan...

suggesthelpfultips”及第四段內(nèi)容可知，F(xiàn)ashion++是用來建議人們?nèi)绾胃玫卮┐睢?/p>

10.WhatchallengingproblemdidHsiaosolve?

A.Attractingusers.

B.Findingenoughimages.

C.Keepingupwithfashiontrends.

D.Remindingusersofunsuitableexamples.

解析：選D細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第五段中的“findingunfashionableimagesproved

challenging...createless-fashionableexamplesandtrainedthesystemonwhatnottowear.“可

知，Hsiao解決了為用戶提供不合適穿搭類型的難題。

11.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.ThepopularityofFashion++.

B.ThelimitationofFashion++.

C.Researchers*concernsabouttheAL

D.People'sexpectationtowardsAIsystems.

解析：選B段落大意題。根據(jù)最后一段可知，網(wǎng)絡(luò)是從上世紀90年代才開始普及的，

所以復(fù)古衣服穿搭的數(shù)據(jù)就會偏少，同時使用者上傳的數(shù)據(jù)也大多來自北美，另外很多樣本

也都是按照模特為參照，這些都說明Fashion++是有局限性的。

D

Abookissomuchmorethanmereinkandpaper.SoinsistFrenchbooksellers,whofornearly

fourdecadessuccessfullylobbied（游說）tokeeptheforcesofthefreemarketatbay.Alawpassed

in1981bansthesaleofanybookatanythingotherthanthepricedecidedbyits

publisher.AuthoritiesarecrackingdownonthosetryingtosellthelatestThomasPikettyor

J.K.Rowlingatadiscount.

Thefixed-priceruleismeanttokeepcustomersloyaltotheirlocalbookshopandoutofthe

controlofsupermarketsandcorporations.Butthearrivalofe-commerceande-readershas

promotedquestionsworthyoftheirowntomes（大部頭著作）.Canyoufixthepriceofabookifit

ispartofanall-you-can-readsubscriptionservice?Areaudio-booksbooksatall?Andwhatof

authorswhoself-publish?

Changeshavebeenmadetopreservetheprincipleof“onebook,oneprice”.In2011,the

rulebegantoapplytodigitaltomes.Freedeliverybyonlinesellerswasprohibitedbecauseit

impliedasubsidy(補貝占)onthedeliveredbooks(encouragingonlinesellerstochargeonly￡0.01

forpostage).Butanewchallengetothepolicyisprovingmoredifficulttodealwith.

Usedbooksareexemptedfromthepricingrule.Third-partysellersonAmazonareaccusedof

usingthisasawaytoapplyforbiddendiscounts:sellingbrand-newbooksas“second-hand”to

makethemcheaper.SofanscanpurchaseacopyofthelatestMichelHouellebecqnovel

Serotoninefor11.71poundsonAmazon,roughlyhalfofitsoriginalprice.Itssellerclaimsitisin

“perfectlynew“condition.

Amazonclaimsitspracticesarelegal.Butbookssellersareupset,andtheirpoliticalallies

withthem."Thisisamajorconcern,“saidFranckRiester,thecultureminister,atabookseller's

conferencethisweek.Hesaysnewlawsmaybeneeded.

Defendersofthefixed-priceprinciple(whichhasspreadtootherpartsofEurope)sayit

helpskeepindependentbookshopsalive.Othersarenotsosure.BooksareexpensiveinFrance——

anoddwaytoencouragepeopletobuymore.

語篇解讀：本文是一篇說明性議論文。在法國，書店里的書只能按定價出售，但隨著電

子書的流行，這個規(guī)定面臨一些挑戰(zhàn)。

12.Whatwasthefunctionofthelawpassedin1981?

A.Tostoppublishersfrompublishingpoorbooks.

B.Topreventtherandompriceofbooksint