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A.To expose a scandal.B.To present an example.Hearing these words,the girl raised her head.The stewardess held out her hands from behind her backC.To introduce the topic.D.To arouse public concern.with a big bouquet of colorful flowers,and presented it to the girl.The strong fragrance seemed totur int29.Who are probably in favor of the algorithmic grading system?a magic,powerful current that went through her body.She was moved to tears.Flowers are usuay given toA.Average students from top schools.victorious heroes.Why to the disgraced loser?B.Straight A students from top schools.24.What does the underlined word"pester"mean in paragraph 1?C.Average students from better off familiesA.greet B.annoy C.inquire D.concemnD.Straight A students with disadvantaged background25.According to the passage,what contributes to her winning medals before?30.What can we infer from the passage?A.She had received many smiles,flowers and camera flashes.A.The algorithmic grading system resulted in legal action.B.She was passionate about walking on the horizontal bar.B.Algorithmic decision-making is not necessarily reliable.C.Her mind was free from over anxiety about failure.C.Algorithmicdecision-making develops systematic prejudicesD.She was in good physical condition.D.The British govemment approves of the algorithmic grading system.26.What may be her strongest emotion after she failed?31.According the author,what is a major coe regarding aorithmic decision-making?A.ashamed B.stressed C.miserable D.grief-strickenA.Potential systematic class and racial prejudice.27.What is the main message the writer tries to convey?B.Increasing dependence on its predictedoumesA.Action is worry's worst enemy.C.Potential feature to keep track of an individual's life.B.The winners laugh and the losers weep.D.Further application to foretell an individuals'fortune.C.Excessive pressure will become a burdenDD.Success is never final and failure is never fatal.Solar panels that grow spinach (by pulling in steamfrom the air could offer a low-cost strategy toproduce crops in the desert,a new study says.A new system,called WEC2P,consists of solar panels coatedAn unlikely scandal affected the British goverment greatly.After Covid-19 forced the govemment towith hydrogel ()researchers in Saudi Arabia report.The hydrogel-lined solar panels are mountedcancel the"A-level"xams that help determine university admission,the British education regulator used()on topofa large metal box that tums water vapor from the air into liquid water for growing crops.an algorithm (to predict what score each student would have received on their exam.Over two weeks of hot weather last summer,the researchers were able to grow spinach with acrop survivalThe algorithm relied in part on how the school's students had historically fared on the exam.Schoolsrate of95 percenwith richer children tended to have better track records,so the algorithm gave wealthy students-even thoseAccording to the experts,the technology offers a"low-cost strategy"to improve food and water securityon track for the same grades as poor students-much higher predicted scores.High-achieving.low-It's described as "low cost"as the hydrogels use material as cheap as SI per kilogram,although theincome pupils whose schools had not previously performed well were hit particularly hard.After threats ofcombined cost of building and adopting such a system would be much more.As well as powering thelegal action and widespread demonstrations,the govemment backed down and canceled the algorithmicgrowth of crops,harvesting steam from the air also provide cean drinking water.grading process entirely.This wasn't an isolated incident:In the United States similar issues troubled theInterational Baccalaureate exam,which used an opaque (artificial intelligence system to set"Our goal is tocreaeasystem ofcny water,and food production,especially the waterionpart in our design,"said Wang.students'score,prompting protests from thousands of students and parents."Our design makes water out of air using clan energy that would've been wasted and is suitable forThese episodes highlight some of the traps of algorithmic decision-making.As technology advances,scattered,small-scale farms in remote places like deserts and oceanic islands."Commercial solar panelscompanies,govemments,and other organizations are increasingly relying on algorithms to predictimportant social outcomes,using them to distribute jobs,forecast me,and even try to prevent child abuse.can usually transform less than a qurterof absorbed sunlight into electricity,while the remainder of theradiation is either lost as heat or heats up the panels,which in tur reduces their efficiencyThese technologies promise to increase efficiency,enable more targeted policy interventions,and removeOne potential issue with the system is it relies on high levels of humidity ()--when there is a lot ofhuman imperfections from decision-making processes.But critics worry that opaque machine leamingsieam in the surrounding air--and may not be quite as effective in very dry areas."The performance andsystems will in fact reflect and further keep shortcomings in how organizations typically function.including by establishing the racial,class,and gender prejudices of the societies that develop these systems.furtheore the os of the system will have to be further and significantly improved before it can be madeeconomically attractive,"said Wang.But there is an even more basic concern about algorithmic decision-making.Even in the absence of32.Which best describes the researchers'spinach planting last summer?systematic class or racial prejudice,what if algorithms struggle to make even remotely accurate predictionsA.Costly.B.Demanding.C.Profitable.D.Unattractive.about the track of individuals'lives?28.Why did the author mention A-level exams in the first paragraph?33.Why is the technology described as low cost?65