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四月英语每周好题精选（第周）2There arealways someplaces thatseem to go wellbeyond ourearthly expectations.These incrediblelocationsare similarto thosein sciencefictions,catching ourimagination andtransporting ustootherworldly grounds.Cappadocia,TurkeyLocated incentral Anatolia,the areais knownfor itsunusual rockformations knownas“fairy（腐蚀）chimneys”.These columns,created byvolcanoes anderosion over millions of years,give theregionits otherworldlyappearance.Tsingy deBemaraha（石灰石）The remarkablesight attractsvisitors withits uniquelimestone formations.Stretching over1,500-square kilometers,Tsingy,which means“where onecannot walkbarefoot,“contains sharpsurfacesand underground caves,forming adramatic landscape.Adventurers canexplore the park viabridges andladdersto witnessthe breathtakingbeauty ofthis natural wonder.Zhangye DanxiaNational GeologicalParkLocated inChinas GansuProvince,Zhangye DanxiaNational GeologicalPark containslandformsthat areone ofnatures masterpieces.Its vivid,rainbow-colored rockformations havebeen shaped by windandwater erosionovermillions ofyears.The layersof red,orange andyellow createa landscapethat looksasif itis on a differentplanet altogether.Mexicos YucatanPeninsula（洞井）Located within the remarkablelandscapes ofMexicos YucatanPeninsula,the cenotespresenta placeof otherworldlybeauty.These naturalsinkholes,created bythe collapseof theirlimestonebases,open upinto charmingundergroundcavesand shiningpools.Rays ofsunlight dancethrough theopeningsin thewalls,lighting upthe watersbelow,telling atale ofnatures artistry.Visiting theseplaces notonly providesa visualfeast,but alsoreminds usof theincredible wonderhereon theEarth.
1.What featuresZhangye DanxiaNational GeologicalParkA.Its sharpgrounds.B.Its colorfulrocks.C.Its fairychimneys.D.Its undergroundcaves.
2.What canbe learnedfrom thistextA.Visitors canonly exploreTsingy deBemaraha throughladders.B.Cappadocia attractsvisitors withits uniquelimestone formations.C.The uniquelandscape inZhangye isshapedbyvolcanic activities.D.The collapseof thelimestone basescreated thenaturalwonderin YucatanPeninsula.
3.In whichmagazine canwe probablyread thistextA.Nature Medicine.B.The Economist.C.National Geographic.D.Chinese TranslatorsJournal.
二、When MartinRoth startedas aforest rangerin the1980s,his jobwas tocare for the forestto ensurecontinuityfor decades,even centuries.Now,with climatechange,its moreabout planningfor anuncertainfuture.Its disastermanagement,“says Roth,for whomthe3,000acres of forest serveas testinggroundfor high-tech solutions,earning himthe nicknamedigital forestranger.”After asevere storm,the clockstarts ticking:Damaged treesshould beremoved beforethe arrivalofbark beetles,which growin deadtrees andcan destroyentire forests.While itonce tookRoth about
2.5（无人机）hours tocover anacre onfoot,drones nowlet himsurvey theentire3,000acres inseveral days,so hecan quicklylocate damagedtrees,inform ownersof affectedplots,and sendupdates toworkers.Roths explorationgoes beyonddrones.His recentproject iscombining bodycamera withAL.Usually youmark thetrees,theyre cutdown,and youhave noidea howmuch woodyoull get,whatquality,and whichspecies Jhe explains.AI nowsees throughhis bodycam,recognizes tree species,estimates woodproduction,and sendsreal-time information to hisphone.Since upto halfof Europeantree speciesare unsuitedto risingtemperatures andextended dryperiods,Roth has also begunexperimenting withnew species,planting themin smallgroups andkeeping trackofthem inhis system.As forestareas expand,interventions areneeded,but therearent enoughemployees tokeepit allstraight.Either Iknow it,orthecomputer knowsit,or noone knowsit andits lost,“he says.Roths expertisein tacklingthe challengesof modernforestry withtechnology isincreasingly soughtafter-colleagues reachout for advice,and helectures on the topicat universities.But hewarns thattechnologycan neverreplace awander throughthe forest:I shouldnever believethat thedigital twinisreality.I alwayshave todo areality check.”
1.What wasRoths jobwhen hestarted hiscareerA.Sustaining foresthealth.B.Predicting the forests future.C.Managing disasters.D.Seeking high-tech solutions.
2.What doesRoth usedrones todoA.Identify deadtreespecies.B.Remove harmfulinsects.C.Collect dataof forestdamage.D.Inform ownersof theirloss.
3.What pointis Rothtrying tomake withhis wordsin paragraph4A.Forests area curefor climatechange.B.Experienced workersare ingreat need.C.Forest expansionis successfullycontrolled.D.Technology iskey totracking forestinformation.
4.Why doesRoth warnabout theuse oftechnology inforestryA.It mayreplace humanworkers.B.It mayneed toomuch checking.C.It mayprovide falseinformation.D.It maydeny chancesofforestwalks.
三、Researchers fromGoogle havebuilt anew weather prediction modelthat combinesmachine learningwithconventional techniques,potentially yieldingmore accurateforecasts.The model,called NeuralGCManddescribed ina paperin Naturetoday,bridges adivide thatsgrown amongweatherpredictionexpertsin the last severalyears.The conventionalmodels,which havedominated weatherprediction forthelast50years,use（方程）complex equationsto modelchanges in the atmosphereand giveforecasts,but they are extremelyslowand expensiveto run.Experts aredivided onwhich toolwill bemost reliablegoing forward.But thenewmodel fromGoogle insteadattempts tocombine thetwo,“Its notsort ofphysics vs.AI.If sreallyphysics andAI together,says StephanHoyer,an AIresearcher atGoogle Researchand aco-author of thepaper.NeuralGCM shows that whenwe combineAI with the conventionalphysics-based models,we can（模拟）」dramatically improvethe accuracyand speedof atmosphericclimate simulationssaid StephanHoyer.The papersaid NeuralGCMproved faster,more accurateand usedless computingpowerin testsagainst atraditional forecastingmodel basedon atmosphericphysics toolscalled X-SHiELD.In onetest,NeuralGCM identifiedalmost thesame numberof tropicalstorms asconventionalextreme weathertrackers did,and twicethe numberof X-SHiELD.In anothertest basedon temperature（湿度）and humiditylevels during2020,the errorrate wasbetween15and50percent less.Peter Dueben,another co-author of the latestpaper,said Al-only modelswere oftenviewed（设计）dubiously byexperts because they werenot basedon mathematicalequations devisedfromphysics.However,the combinationofthephysics-based modelwiththedeep learningmodel“seems toget，the bestof bothworlds hesaid,adding that the approachwas a“big steptowards climatemodelling withmachinelearning.The appetiteis therefbr AIJPeter says.But Ithink alot ofpeople stillare waitingtosee whathappens/
91.According to the passage,NeuralGCM ishelpful in.A.broadcasting weatherforecastB.preventing furtherclimate changesC.bridging thegap betweenresearchersD.building accurateclimate models
2.What doesthe authorwant todo bymentioning thetwo testsA.To analyzeNeuralGCM9s workingprocess.B.To highlightthe efficiencyof NeuralGCM.C.To compareNeuralGCM withother models.D.To revealproblems ofconventional trackers.
3.What doesthe underlinedword dubiously”mean inparagraph5A.Skeptically.B.Strictly.C.Precisely.D.Curiously.
4.Whats PeterDuebens attitudeto thedeep learningmodelA.Disapproving.B.Favorable.C.Anxious.D.Uncertain.
四、Productive artificialintelligence isincreasingly makingits presencefelt inclassrooms.Its notjuststudents whoare turningto AIfor help;teachers arealso gettinginvolved.Many teachersare nowusingnew AI grading toolswhich offerstudents speedierfeedback and more opportunitiesto practice.Whenapplied correctly,AI assistantsare believedto bringabout benefitsand removeprejudice from theevaluation ofstudent work.（面向教育的）Education-oriented AIstartups typicallyprovide gradingservices mainlyinwriting-heavy subjectslike Englishand history,and tosome extentin mathand science.These AI-basedsystems generatea scoreand offernegative commentson variouselements suchas topicsentences,persuasive argumentsand more.Teachers have the optionto usethe Ai-generated feedbackas aguide ordirectlypass itontostudents.However,not everyoneis convincedthat AIis suitablefor grading.Some peoplehold theview thatthetechnology isntreliable enoughfor vitalgrading,which canhave asignificant impacton students9college admissionsand otherlife-changing decisions.Critics pointout thatcurrent AI tools canhaveshortcomings orbe overlystrict ingrading.Alex Kotran,co-founder ofthe AIEducation Project,emphasized,It shouldnot be used for grading.It willweaken publictrust inthe educationsystem.”To testhow thesegraders function,a12th-grade Englishpaper froma WallStreet Journalcolleague（压迫）was putinto threedifferent AI tools.The paper,an essayabout theoppression ofOphelia inShakespeares“Hamlet thatoriginally receiveda97%in2013,got variousscores.AutoMark gaveit97%at firstand later100%,while ClassCompanion ratedit62%and CoGraderjudged it85%,The resultswereconfusing.In conclusion,AI grading tools offerboth opportunitiesand challengesintheclassroom.As AItechnologycontinues togrow,it willbe crucialto strikea balancebetween gettingmuch ofits benefitsandpreserving thehuman touchthat isessential foreffective teachingand learning.
1.What arethe favorableresults broughtby AI gradingtoolsaccording toparagraph1A.Faster feedbackandmorechances topractice.B.Reduced workloadfor teachersand increasedstudent activity.C.Improved studentattendance andbetter classroommanagement.D.Enhanced student-teacher interactionand reducedhomework.
2.What subjectsare primarilytargeted byAI companiesforgradingservicesA.Calculation-core subjects.B.Experiment-centre subjects.C.Politics-related subjects.D.Article-writing subjects.
3.Why dosome peopleoppose touse AIfor criticalgradingA.AItools are tooexpensive forschools toafford.B.AI technologydecreases publictrust inthe educationsystem.C.AI gradingwill maketeachers losetheir jobs.D.AItoolsmake studentsbecome over-dependent ontechnology.
4.What canwe learnfrom paragraph4A.AI gradingtools functionperfectly.B.AI gradingtools shouldbeusedwith greatcaution.C.AIgradingtoolsarereliable inthe finalassessment.D.AIgradingtools willplay akey rolein education.
五、In thecompetitive jobmarket,the bestadvice forjob seekersis tomove awayfrom masssubmitting（简历）
①resumes andinstead focuson sendingthoughtful cold emails..They areclarity aboutyour goals,effective articulation,and identifyingthe rightrecipient.The processbegins bycreating atargeted listof dreamcompanies,specific roles,and relevant
②一contacts.understand theirresponses tomarket shifts,analyze brandmessaging,and observekeyemployees9online presence.This researchforms thefoundation for a well-informed perspective on thecompany,which willinform your email content.When craftingyouremail,follow aproven framework:
③Confirm JobAvailability:Start witha directquestion likeThis initiatesdialogue andsets thestageforameaningful response,avoiding genericintroductions.Demonstrate Research-Based Context:Share insightsabout recentdevelopments atthe companyorwithin itsmarket.Highlighting arecent productlaunch,strategic initiative,or newpartnership showsgenuineinterest andaligns yourgoals withthe companysobjectives.Highlight YourStrengths:Connect yourskills directlytothecompanys needs.Explain howyourstrengths cancontribute totheir growth,solve problems,or enhancetheir competitiveedge.
④.Analysis ofmillionsofsuccessful emailsshowsthatthe mosteffective onesare between25-50words andwritten ata third-to fifth-grade readinglevel.Short paragraphsand simplesentences yieldbetterengagement.Personalized,thoughtful emailingis agame-changer.Although only
4.1%of emailsaremanually personalized,those whoinvest theeffort seesignificant rewards.For job seekers willingtogotheextra mile,this approachoffers substantialbenefits.In summary,transitioning frommass submissionsto personalizedcoldemailsrequires effort.A.Additionally,simplicity iscrucialB.Are youstill hiringforamarketing managerC.Conduct in-depth researchinto theseorganizationsD.May Ihavethehonor toinvite youto dinnersomedayE.Success withthis approachdepends onthree keyelementsF.However,it cansignificantly improveyour chancesof landingthe desiredrole G.Therefore,some
六、jobseekersensure theirresumes arepacked withkeywordsOn afall day,my wifeand Iwent boatingontheBlackfoot River.I wasexcited aboutthe tripbecauseit wouldallow meto forgetmyAt noon,we restedonabank.2the scenery,we barelyrealized theapproaching danger.Then threelarge3emerged from the forest:a hugemama bearwith twobabies.They wereless than100feet awayacross theriver,far closerthan therecommended4distance.（喷雾）I couldfeel5reached deepinto mystomach.Time stoodstill.Then,I grabbedthe bearsprayand wewalked downriverto6ourselves.Hey,bear!”I said,We arenot hereto7you.At thatmoment,I thoughtthe mamabear would8across theriver,covering the100feet inseconds.Although Iknew howtousethespray,I didntthink Icould useit
9.To oursurprise,the mamabear10drank waterfromtheriver.When onebaby wanderedjust afewsteps away,she quicklyH him.Just liketheir12appearance,they weregone,disappearing intotheforest.We returnedto ourboat,lost in
13.our planet.The experience,the fear,and my15asahuman havechanged myperspectiveontheworld forever.This encounter14me,making mydaily concernsseem insignificantinthelarger contextof
1.A.concerns B.principles C.passions D.secrets
2.A.Tired ofB.Absorbed inC.Looking into
3.A.signsB.pictures C.targets D.shapes
4.A.social B.safe C.a verageD.constant
5.A.fear B.surprise C.thrill D.courage
6.A.relax B.corner C.dismiss□.distance
7.A.bathe B.tease C.bother D.pet
8.A.sail B.float C.charge D.wander
9.A.in advanceB.at randomC.at peaceD.in time
10.A.probably B.simply C.naturally D.certainly
11.A.rescued B.abandoned
12.A.timely B.inappropriate C.unexpected D.regularD.Reflecting on
13.A.awe B.shock C.regret D.calmness
14.A.astonished B.humbled C.refreshed D.fueled
15.A.limitations B.responsibilities C.advantages
0.virtues
①The26th editionoftheHarbin Ice-Snow World,the worldslarge ice-and-snow themepark,
②officially openedat10am inHarbin.theme on“Dream ofWinter,Love amongAsia,”the parkwasbuilt using300,000cubic metersof iceand snow,incorporating elementsinspired bythe upcoming2025Harbin AsianWinter Games.
③In additionto ice-and-snow landscapes,theparkadd fantasyshows,virtual realityprojects and
④an immersivedigital artmuseum itswinter wonderslately,offering newand excitingexperiences forbothglobal anddomestic visitors.
⑤“Its superexciting.My heartsoared withme J said Zhang,tourist fromeast ChinasZhejiang
⑥province,after tryingthe SuperIce Slideattheiconic Harbin Ice-Snow World,kicked offits annualrunon Saturday.
⑦⑧“The icesculptures areincredible fantastic.Its hardto imaginetheyaremade ofice blocksharvestedfromtheSonghua River.Each pieceof artworkshowcases thesuperb craftsmanshipof theartistsJsaidZhong Xueying,another touristfrom Zhejiang.As anestablished ice-and-snow themepark,HarbinIce-Snow Worldstands outas oneof Chinas
⑨⑩iconic winterattractions.It surgedin popularon Chinesesocial medialast winter,become aninternethit aspassion forwinter sportsand tourismcontinues torise acrossthe country.假定你是李华，外教发现你的作文完全由生成,判为不及格请你给外教写一Mr.Chuck AI封邮件，内容包括承认错误；1做出承诺；2补救措施3注意写作词数应为个左右；180请按如下格式作答2Dear Mr.Chuck,。
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