押上海卷31-40题 选词填空（原卷版）

押上海卷31-40题选词填空

【题型解读】上海英语高考卷的词汇部分以语篇的形式呈现，考核学生在语境中正确理解和运用词汇的能力，即考查考生对篇章上下文的理解能力和使用词汇和语法结构的能力。其题目的设置为10道空白处，要求考生从所提供的有11个单词构成的词库里选出最合适的词分别填入各空白处，使短文意思和结构完整，通顺得体。每个单词只能选一次。这11个词均为实义词而非功能词，即考查的范围并不包含介词、冠词等虚词，而只对名词、动词、形容词和副词进行考查。在这11个词中有1个单词为干扰项。选词填空在命题方面具有以下特点∶◆选词填空中的设空比较均匀，基本覆盖全文。◆

语篇第一句一般是对全文的概括或提示，为确保其完整性，且有助于学生对文章内容的理解，通常不设空。◆词汇考查点分配合理，相互干扰。◆该部分注重考查词汇的词义（meaning）及其使用（use）。近几年高考尤其注重考查词汇的隐含意思、词语的搭配、意义关联及贴切性。一词多义和一词多性往往是考查难点。◆近义词或同义词的辨析不列入考查范围。◆选项中的词汇都为考纲词汇，或加上前缀、后缀而成的衍生词汇。【答题点津】选词填空虽然不以语法为考点，但是因为所选择的单词不需要在时态和语态等语法方面进行转换，所以解题时对一些语法现象加以利用往往会达到事半功倍的效果。解题时我们可以利用语法知识和词性判断逐渐缩小词库中词汇的选择范围。另外，该题型所提供的选项里，除了纯干扰项外，各选项之间也互相干扰，一个空白处的误填会引起连锁反应，造成其它空白处的错误。【解题步骤】

1、标注选项，了解词义快速浏览11个选项词汇，简单标注其词性(n./v./a./ad.)，了解各词的含义,值得注意的是遇到有些不止一种词性的词汇时，需将其词性都标注出来，方便答题时参考。2、通读全文，了解大意用较快的速度浏览全文，尤其各个自然段的段首，了解文章主旨大意，为之后寻找正确答案打下铺垫。3、寻找线索,先易后难在了解语篇主旨的情况下，结合上下文语境，分析句子结构，根据线索选择词汇。该环节不需要一气呵成，应简到难，逐步缩小选择范围的顺序进行。4、重读全文,核实答案重读全文指将自己选择的词汇代入原文后的快速浏览，以确保上下文的逻辑通畅，句子结构及语法正确，词语搭配恰当。1．【2023年6月上海英语高考真题】A.unworkableB.indicativeC.polarD.promisingE.quantityF.requestsG.contentH.visionI.evaluatingJ.unmetK.subscribingBrainstormingisacreativeprocessthatcanhelpgeneratenewandinnovativeideastosolvecomplexproblems.Itinvolvesbringingtogetherindividualsfromdiversebackgroundsandperspectivestosharetheirideasfreelyandbuilduponeachother'scontributions.However,tomakethemostofthisprocess,itisimportanttocreateanenvironmentthatencouragesactiveparticipationandcollaboration.Herearesomekeyprinciplestokeepinmindwhenconductingabrainstormingsession.Firstly,itisimportanttohaveaclearvisionorgoalforthebrainstormingsession.Thiswillhelpguidethediscussionandensurethatallideasgeneratedarerelevanttothetopicathand.Participantsshouldbeencouragedtosharetheirthoughtsandideasfreely,withoutfearofjudgmentorcriticism.By(31)________toeachother'sideas,individualscanbuildoneachother'scontributionsandcreateamorecomprehensiveunderstandingoftheproblem.When(32)________thequalityofideasgeneratedduringabrainstormingsession,itisimportanttoconsiderboththequantityandthe(33)________.Whileahighquantityofideascanbebeneficial,itismoreimportanttofocusonthequalityoftheideasandhowwelltheyalignwiththegroup'ssharedvision.Ideasthatare(34)________orirrelevanttothegroup'sgoalsshouldbediscardedinfavorofthosethataremore(35)________.Itisalsoimportanttohonor(36)________formoreinformationorclarificationonaparticularidea.Thiscanhelpthegroupbetterevaluatetheideaanddeterminewhetheritalignswiththeirsharedvision.Ifanideaisdeemedunworkableorneedsare(37)________comprehensively,itisimportanttorecognizethisandmoveontootherideasthatmaybemorefeasible.Inadditiontoevaluatingthequalityofideas,itisimportanttoconsiderthecontentofthediscussion.Thebrainstormingsessionshouldbefocusedongeneratingnewideasandsolutions.ratherthanrehashingoldones.Participantsshouldbeencouragedtothinkcreativelyandoutsidethebox,andtoavoidgettingboggeddowninthedetails.The(38)________ofideasgeneratedduringabrainstormingsessioncanalsobeanimportantfactortoconsider.Whileahighquantityofideasisnotalwaysindicativeofasuccessfulsession,itcanhelpensurethatallpossibilitiesareexploredandconsidered.Participantsshouldbeencouragedtogenerateasmanyideasaspossible,withoutworryingaboutwhethertheyarepracticalorfeasible.Ultimately,thesuccessofabrainstormingsessiondependsonthegroup'sabilitytoworktogethertowardsashared(39)________.Bycreatingacultureofsubscribingtoeachother'sideasandevaluatingthembasedontheirqualityandrelevance,wecangenerateinnovativesolutionstocomplexproblemsthatbenefitsocietyasawhole.Brainstormingisapowerfultoolthatcanhelpusovercomethe(40)________thatplaguesoursociety,andcreateamorecollaborativeandcreativefuture.2．【2022年7月上海英语高考真题】ApursuitsB.interestsC.comparableD.innovationE.scheduleF.optionsG.realizationHroutesI.subjectsJ.recipesK.motivatedCreativityIsaHumanQualityThatExistsinUSWhenyouthinkaboutcreativity,itmightbehighlycreativepeoplelikeMozart,daVinciorEinsteinwhospringtomind.Theywereallconsideredtobe"Geniuses”fortheirsomewhatuniquetalentsthatledtoglobal(31)______intheirfields.Theirtypeofcreativityiswhat'sknownas"BigCcreativity”(orhistorical)andisnotverycommonineverydaylife.Notallofuscancreateworksofartormusicorscientifictheoriesthatarenewtotheworld.Butwhilewecan’tallbeMozart,daVinciorEinstein,manypeopledoenjoycreativeactivitythroughhobbiessuchaswatercolourpaintingorplayingthepiano.Andthesetypesof(32)______areoftenwhatpeoplethinkofwhenaskedwhatbeingcreativelookslike.Ourfinishedpiecesmaynotbe(33)_______withthelikesofthegreatmasters,butoftentheprocessistherapeuticandtheendresultcanbeaestheticallypleasing.Ontopofhobbiesand(34)_______,weallpossesscreativeattributesthatcanhelpaswesolvelife'sproblemsandmakedecisions.Itisthistypeofcreativitythatenablesustoplandifferent(35)_________togettothesamedestination,orhowtofitinatriptothesupermarketwhenour(36)________looksfull.Itmightnotsoundverycreative,butthisaspectofcreativityreliesonourabilitytoconsider(37)________andassesstheirsuitability,aswellashowtomakedecisionsbasedonpersonalpriorexperienceorwhatwehavelearntformallyorinformally.Theseexamplesareknownas"SmallCcreativity”or“personaleverydaycreativity.WhileBigCcreativityisvaluedandcelebrated,ItisoftenSmallCcreativitythathasallowedhumanstoflourishoverthousandsofyears.itsetsusapartfromotheranimalsanditisalsothetypeofcreativitywhichcanbefosteredthroughoureducationsystemandbeyondintotheworkplace.Traditionally,researchtellsusthatcreativityhasbeenlargelyassociatedwiththearts.Ourpreviousresearchhasshownthatteachersareoftenabletogiveexamplesofcreativeactivityinarts(38)________,butfindithardertodosowhenaskedtodescribecreativityinsubjectssuchasscience.Butthereisagrowing(39)_______thatopportunitiestobecreativearefoundacrossabroaderrangeofsu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【题型解读】上海高考英语中的十一选十是考查词汇掌握及应用的一种题型。它主要有以下特点：1.文章不会太长，多数在500词以内；2.第一句是主题句且不设空；3.每隔15-30词有一个空，共10空；4.方框中词汇有一定难度，文章略低于阅读理解难度。【选词填空的考点】1.词汇方面，以实词为主，考查名词、动词、形容词和副词四种词性；2.语法方面，考查词性之间的关系和句子结构分析能力；3.逻辑方面，考查上下文联系以及对文章的理解。【步骤详解】第一步：整理选项（classifytheoptions）根据词性把每个单词分类归纳，标出词性。考察的四类词性中，名词多做主宾；动词做谓语，形容词做定表，副词做状语。副词个数最少，不会超过两个，其他词性平均出现三次，有两个的，也有四个的。标注词性时要注意：1.不认识的单词不要慌张，分析前后缀，或举例替换（oversee联想overuse）；值得一提的是，模考或真题中出现过考纲之外的“生词”，这些词很眼熟，因为它是利用了构词法（多为前后缀派生法）知识衍生出来的，构词法我们学过，多分析词性不难判断其含义。2.注意多重词性的词，比如feature、concern、experience等。3.动词的归类要继续细分为动词（包括过去式和三单一形式）、分词和动名词，因为一个空处，如果可以填动词，但是填具体哪种形式则需要我们根据语法去进一步判断；这里尤为值得注意的是：v-ed和v-ing极有可能是分词转换成的形容词，对于这类卧底词，千万留意。比如acquire这个词在academicskillsheacquired和newlyacquiredskills中，前后截然不同。这时就要把它一律看成动词（包括上述的三小类），再根据是否缺失形容词去断定选项。4.如果选项中出现一组近义词或反义词，要结合上下文先试填，细细揣摩文意再敲定答案。因为这里面有一个是干扰项，它注重考查的是词汇的精确理解，要求考生分析清楚其细微的区别。第二步：通读全文，选词填空用较快速度，沉着冷静地逐词逐句去读，一遍下来至少理解90%的内容。选词填空的选项词义互不关联，词性也不同，而且还有干扰项，所以一定要先了解文章大意，带着文章脉络去找选项。读的时候设空处前后的词重点留意，这对确定动词的具体形式，或根据相关词找固定搭配极为重要。提醒：通读就是根据首段原则以及首末句原则，迅速抓住文章的主题。判断主题对篇章的整体理解把握具有极大的作用。如何判定原文空缺处所需单词的词性？1.动词的确定：一个简单句有且只有一处谓语动词，一个完整的句子出现之后再跟逗号，后面的动词一般就是非谓语动词形式了。判断动词时，可以从谓语和非谓语进行区分；如果是谓语，结合主谓一、时态、语态、固定搭配及词义去辨析，缩小范围。a.前后都是名词性或名词短语，中间一般是动词,时态确定看前后文；b.空格前是名词或代词，后面没有宾语，填不及物动词（定从中除外）；c.空格前是名词或代词，后面是副词或介词，空格处填不及物动词并与后面的介词构成固定搭配；d.注意不定时符号to后跟动词原形，介词to后跟名词或动名词；e.情态动词后面跟动词原形；f.空格前面是系动词,后跟形容词（可以是形容词化的分词）。

2.名词的确定：名词主要做主语宾语，有时也做定语；a.形容词后或名词后可以出现名词；b.限定词之后（尤其是三类前位限定词：冠词、指示代词、形物代，其后必有名词）；c.谓语之前必有名词或相当于名词的主语（祈使句除外）；d.介词之后必有名词或相当于名词的词；

3.形容词的确定：形容词，这里也可以包括形容词化的分词，通常作定语或表语，位置比较灵活，具体如下：a.名词的前面或后面；b.副词的前后；c.系动词后面。4.副词的确定：a.动词的附近；b.形容词附近；c.句子结构完整，不缺成分时。1.根据固定搭配或语感，积极主动发现缺失信息然后正确进行匹配固定搭配：在选词填空中，既有固定搭配包括动介，形介，动副等，也包括很常见的约定俗成的搭配，比如汉语中常说“学习知识”，在英语中不说“learnknowledge”,而是“acquireknowledge”,还比如，交通拥挤常表述成“heavytraffic”。这些文化差异很多，需要认真领会；对于空后是介词的，一般往固定搭配上考虑。所谓语感，就是对语言的感觉，它是在平时的学习和阅读中形成的一种潜移默化的语言能力，有时无法解释，却冥冥之中认为这就是正确答案。语感的培养需要大量的源信息输入，我们强调多阅读，就是为了培养好的语感。2.理清复杂句或上下文的逻辑结构，进行解题对复杂句的分析能够帮助我们对句子更好的把握。复杂句好比是一颗枝繁叶茂的大树，复杂句的分析，主要是“砍成分”，把细枝末叶的修饰成分（主要是定语和状语或各类从句）统统砍掉，留下主干，句子结构一目了然，然后再把砍掉的成分一一长回去，心中就有数了。这时，就会清楚地确定空格处所填词性。上下文逻辑关系也会对答案产生影响，既要注意形式上的逻辑关系，又要究明意义上的因果关系。形式上的逻辑关系就是常说的因果、让步、递进、转折等；而意义上的逻辑关系就是以语篇表达的意思为线索，前后文中，意义上存在哪些关系。比如说，描述一个人的心情变化，心情好时，用的是积极词汇，反之亦然；当然，形式和意义之间存在紧密联系，不能割裂开来。第三步：复读全文，谨慎调整，确定答案填空完成后，再次复读，自我感觉上下文是否通顺，逻辑关系是否连贯。【2024·宝山区·二模】A.processB.impactingC.appearanceD.linkedE.assessmentF.costlyG.crucialH.highlyI.legalJ.pauseK.marketed【2024·崇明区·二模】A.activateB.amountedC.comparedD.energeticE.guidelinesF.identifyG.imageH.influencedI.respectsJ.reviewK.substantialExerciseCanHelpPreventDepression,StudyFindsHowoftendoyouexercise?Anew31fromresearchersattheUniversityofCambridgeshowsthatthosewhoexercisearelesslikelytodevelopdepression,eveniftheyexerciselessthantherecommendedamount.TheDepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesrecommendsthatadultsengagein2.5to5hoursofmoderateactivityperweekoronehourand15minutesto2.5hoursof32aerobic(有氧的)exerciseperweekorsomecombinationofthetwo.Adultswhotookawalkforwhat33to2.5hoursperweekwerelesslikelytodevelopdepressionthanthosewhodidn’texerciseatall,thestudyfound.Buteventhosewhoexercisedlessfeltbetterthanthosewhodidn’texerciseatall,accordingtoresearchers.“Inthisstudy,arelativelysmallamountofphysicalactivitywereassociatedwitha(n)34decreaseinrisksofdepression,”thestudysays.Theresearchersanalyzed15studieswithnearly200,000participants.Thosewhodidabouthalftherecommendedamountofphysicalactivityperweekhadan18%lowerriskofdepression35withadultswhodidnotexercise,thestudysays.Participantswhoexercisedtherecommendedamounthada25%lowerriskofdepressionthanthosewhodidnot.Exercisingmorethantherecommendedamounthardly36depressionrisk,accordingtoresearchers.Many37ofexercisecanleadtoimprovedmentalhealth.Forexample,workingoutcanincreasecirculation(血液循环)tothebrainand38thecentralnervoussystem,leadingtowhatmanyrefertoasa“runnershigh,”thestudysays.Moreexercisecanalsoleadtoimprovedphysicalhealthandabetterbody39,whichcancauseapersontobemoresocial,researcherssay.Nearly5%ofadultsintheU.S.reportregularfeelingsofdepression,accordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.Amongthestudyparticipants,researchersestimatethat1inevery9casesofdepressionmighthavebeenpreventedhadeveryonemetrecommendedexercise40,thestudysays.【2024·虹口区·二模】ScienceinImagesOystermushroomsfeatureincuisinesaroundtheworld,buttheyshouldbeoffthemenuforhungryworms--whichthesedeliciousmushroomswillkillandeat.Nowresearchersfinallyknowhowtheydoit.AstudypublishedinScienceAdvancesdetailshowoystermushroomsuseaparticularpoisonoussubstancetofreezeandgetridofmushroom-eatingroundwormscallednematodes(线虫).Themushrooms,whichgrowonnutrient-poordeadwood,then31thewormsfornutrition.“Nematodeshappentobethemost32animalsthesemushroomsencounter.SoIthink,33,thiscross-kingdominteractionisveryinteresting,”saysstudyseniorauthor.Thestudyteamofgeneticists,biochemistsandbiologistshadpreviouslyfoundthatoystermushroomsreleaseanunidentifiedpoisonoussubstancethatwillsomehow34thewormswithinminutesandcauseachemicalelementtoflowintotheircells,killingthem.This35differsfromthoseusedbyothermeat-eatingmushroomsandcouldbeuniquetooystermushrooms.Fortheirnewwork,theresearchersgrewandanalyzedsamplesofthemushroom’stissue,findingnonoticeablepoisonevenwhentheybrokeitup.Theyreasonedthatwhateverwaskillingthewormsmustbeakindof36compoundthatdisappearsintoairwhendisturbed.Whentheydamagedtheoystermushroomtissueagainand37analyzedthenearbyair,theyfinallyfoundanervegasthatturnedouttobecontainedwithtiny,special-shapedstructuresonthemushroomsurface.Whennematodestouchthemushrooms,thesestructures38theirgas,disturbingtheworms’cellwallstocauseimmobilityanddeath.Thewormisthendigestedbythemushrooms.Beforethisstudy,“weunderestimatedthe39towhichwildmushroomsdefendagainstorconsumenematodes,”notesNickTalbot,ageneticistatSainsburyLaboratoryinNorwich,England.Thestudydemonstrates“avery40approach,”headds.“Theseorganismsarereallydifficulttoworkon,andDr.Hsuehisshowingthatyoucandosomereallyamazingworkwiththem.”【2024·金山区·二模】A.actuallyB.amazedC.breathtakingD.criticsE.graduallyF.prizeG.reflectionH.releaseI.solidJ.standardizeK.switchedWillAIallowhumanstoplayapart?Rebeccausedtohavearegularjob,translatingafashionbrand’swebsiteintoGerman.Onedayabigchangehappened.Thecompany(31)______tousingmachinetranslation.Shekeptthejob,anditstillpaidthebills;however,shewasnowtheretocheckand(32)______whateverwasproducedbythecomputer.Buttherewasacomplaint.“Whatitmeant,(33)______,wasthatwehumansweretrainingamachine,”shesays.Eachcorrectedcaptionforamid-pricedT-shirt,eachpairofskinnyjeans,wasadatapointfortherobotthatwasgoingtoreplaceher.Withthe(34)______ofchatprogramsthatcanimitatehumans,theworldisnowbeginningtoconsiderwhatthecomingofartificialintelligencemeans.Whatwillitdoforourjobsifmanyonce(35)______professions—law,accountancy,medicine—disappear?Whatdoesitmeantobeahumanwhenthethingthathumansmost(36)______—intelligence—hasbecomethecheapestproductontheplanet?Translators,forgoodandill,don’thavetowonder.“Youcantaketheworldoftranslatorsandinterpretersasa(37)______oftheworld,”saysNickiBone,chairwomanoftheboardoftheInstituteofTranslatingandInterpreting.Notallofthemareadjusting.“Ofcourse,wehaveour(38)______,”butsheadds,“Therearealsoopportunities,andoptimists.”Thespeedofchange,though,hasbeen(39)______.Increasingly,saysBone,sheandhercolleaguesareactingaseditorsofamachine’sfirstpass,ratherthantranslatorsoftherawmaterial.Forsome,that’sfine.“Peoplewillsay,‘OK,insteadofworkingatonerateforthisnumberofwordsperhour,I’mworkingatmanymorewordsperhour,butforamuchlowerrate.’Somearehappytotakeon.Somewon’t,asamatterofprinciple.”Asweare(40)______atChatGPTanditsgreatabilitytoimitatehumanwriting,translatorsare,comparedwiththerestoftheprofessions,sensitive.Anyway,thistechnologyisheretostay.【2024·闵行区·二模】contrastinstructedconcentratingpotentialE.touchingplayedbetterspecializedspotfollowtracingUnfamiliarMusicMayHelpPeopleChatatPartiesIfyouwantyourgueststobeparticularlysociableatanupcomingparty,makesureyouplaymusictheyprobablyhaven’theardbefore.Toexplorehowbackgroundmusicaffectsthewaywe31conversations,researchersJaneBrownandGavinBidelmanconductedastudyanalyzingthebrainactivityof31individualsaged21and33.Duringtheexperiment,participantslistenedto72minutesofanaudiobook(有声读物),whichthepairusedasareplacementfor32onsomeonetalking,whilebackgroundmusicwasaccompaniedbytheaudiobookformostofthetime.Forhalfoftheexperiment,theparticipantswereaskedtofocuson2-minutepartsofanunfamiliaraudiobookreadbyaman.Therestofthetime,theyweretoldtofocusonfourbackgroundsongs,whichweresimilarly33for2minutesatatime.This34invoicesaimedtoassessparticipants’abilitytoshiftattentionbetweentwodistinctlydifferentvoices.Duringtheexperiment,alltheparticipantswore35capstomonitortheelectricalactivitytakingplaceintheirbrains.This36ofelectricalactivitywasthekey.ItallowedBrownandBidelmantodiscoverhowefficientlytheseindividualscouldfocusoneithertheaudiobookorthemusicwhen37todoso.Thefindingrevealedthattheparticipantscould38turntheirattentiontotheaudiobookifthebackgroundmusicwasunfamiliartothem.Followingthetask,theparticipantscompletedamusicperceptionsurveyevaluatingtheirmusicalskills,suchasthecapacityto39whetherapairofsimilar-soundingtunesarethesame.Notably,thosewithlowermusicalscoresdemonstratedslowerattentionalshiftsbetweensongsandaudiobooks,suggestinga(n)40linkbetweenmusicalabilityandattentionmanagementskills.【2024·浦东新区·二模】A.backfireB.compensateC.extendD.impressiveE.meaningfulF.measureG.needle H.overallI.perceive J.punishmentK.typicallyWhyYouShouldn’tExercisetoLoseWeightManyofusarelacingupoursneakersandstarting(orrestarting)exerciseregimens(练身计划)inhopesofsheddingunwantedpounds.Unquestionably,aimingtobemoreactiveisgood.Butifthemainreasonistoloseweight,yourNewYear’sresolutioncouldverywell__31__.Forstarters,exercise—atleastthekindmostofusdo—is__32__ineffectiveforweightloss.Takewalking,forexample.A150-poundpersonwhowalksbrisklyfor30minuteswillburn,onaverage,around140calories.That’sequaltoonecanofsoda—notexactlyagreatreturnonyourinvestmentoftimeandeffort.It’smucheasierjusttoskipthesoda.Studies__33__showthatdoingmoderate-intensityaerobicexercisesuchaswalkingfor30minutesaday,fivedaysaweek—theamountrecommendedforgoodhealth—typicallyproduceslittleornoweightlossbyitself.Whenmoderateexerciseisaddedtodiet,theresultsareequallynot__34__.Poolingdatafromsixtrials,researchersfoundthatacombinationofdietandexercisegeneratednogreaterweightlossthandietaloneaftersixmonths.Instudieswhereexercisehasproduced__35__weightloss,participantsburnedatleast400to500caloriespersessiononfiveormoredaysaweek.Toachievethat,sessionsneedtogowellbeyondwhatmostofusarewillingorabletodo.Andevenifwemanagetoexertthatmucheffort,ourbodiesoften__36__byboostingappetiteanddialingdownmetabolism,effectsthatovertimelimithowmanypoundsweshed.Perhapsthebiggestproblemwithexercisingtodroppoundsisthatitturnsphysicalactivityinto__37__.Howmanytimeshaveyouheardsomeonesay(orsaidyourself)“I’llneedtodoextraexercise”aftereatingtoomuchduringtheholidaysoratacelebratorydinner?Thepointisthatwe’remorelikelyto__38__exercisepositivelyandactuallydoitwhenwefocusonourwell-beingratherthanourweight.Theincentivemaybeanimprovedmoodorlessstress.Othersmayfindthatexercisemakesthemfeelphysicallyandmentallystronger.Ofcourse,thebenefitsofphysicalactivity__39__wellbeyondthese.It’sbeenshowntoreducetheriskofmultiplediseases.Itcanalsoimprovesleepandboostenergy.Byallmeans,strivingtoexerciseregularlyinthenewyearisperhapsthemostimportantthingyoucandoforyourhealth.Buttoimprovetheoddsofsuccess,focusonhowmovementhelpsyoufeelbetterphysicallyandemotionally—andforgetabouthowitmovesthe__40__onthescale.【2024·普陀区·二模】A.empowersB.termedC.interactionD.implicationsE.advancesF.questionG.obtainedH.additionallyI.pressureJ.currentlyK.definingANewEraofCreativePartnershipsInanewpaperina

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researcherJanetRafnerfromAarhusInstituteofAdvancedStudiesandCenterforHybridIntelligenceatAarhusUniversityandProf.JacobSherson,directoroftheCenterforHybridIntelligence,togetherwithinternationalpartners,discussresearchandsocietal(31)______ofcreativityandAI.Theteamofresearchersarguethatweshoulddirectourattentiontounderstandinganddevelopingco-creativity,theinteractionbetweenhumansandmachinestowardswhatis(32)______ahuman-centeredAIandhybridintelligence.Inthiswaywewillbeabletodevelopinterfaces(界面)thatatthesametimeensurebothhighdegreesofautomatizationthroughAI

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humancontrolandherebysupportingarelationshipthatbest(33)______eachother.Rafnercomments:Todate,moststudiesonhuman-AIco-creativitycomefromthefieldofhuman-computer(34)______andfocusontheabilitiesoftheAI,andtheinteractiondesignanddynamics.Whilethese(35)______arekeyforunderstandingthedynamicsbetweenhumansandalgorithms(算法)andhumanattitudestowardstheco-creativeprocessandproduct,thereisanurgentneedtoenrichtheseapplicationswiththeinsightsaboutcreativity(36)______overthepastdecadesinthepsychologicalsciences.“Rightnow,weneedtomovetheconversationawayfromquestionslikeCanAIbecreative?Onereasonforthisisthat(37)______creativityisnotsetinstone.Wheninvestigatinghumanonly,machineonly,andhuman-AIco-creativity,weneedtoconsiderthetypeandlevelofcreativityunder(38)______,fromeverydaycreativeactivitiesthatareperhapsmoresuitabletomachineautomatizationtocontributionsthatmayrequirehigher-levelhumanintervention;(39)______,itismuchmoremeaningfultoconsidersomequestionslike,whatarethesimilaritiesanddifferencesinhumancognition,behavior,motivationandself-efficacy(自我效能)betweenhuman-AIco-creativityandhumancreativity?”explainsRafner.We,(40)______,don’t