雅思阅读真题(Part 3)
Part 3 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2025.12.20
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In 1950, the computing pioneer Alan Turing published a paper in the journal Mind entitled “Computing Machinery and Intelligence”. It was the first concept of Artificial Intelligence (Al). Turing predicted that by the year 2000 the majority of people would be able to speak of machines thinking without expecting to be contradicted, envisaging a world very different from the one he lived in.
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答案:was fundamentally different from others he had encountered
原文定位:Kasparov had beaten previous computer chess programs, which to him seemed predictable and mechanical, but he he allegedly said he sensed an “alien intelligence” on the other side of the board when he played against Deep Blue
同义替换:「felt」↔「sensed」,「fundamentally different」↔「alien intelligence」,「others he had encountered」↔「previous computer chess programs 」
答案:Skill at chess is more significant than other machine achievement.
原文定位:The field had accomplished something that half a century beforehand might have been considered its crowning achievement. Humanity had been outstripped by a machine;But intellectual prowess is what sets human beings apart from the rest of the animals, and chess is a supremely intellectual pursuit
同义替换:「crowning achievement」↔「more significant」,「supremely intellectual pursuit」↔「skill at」
答案:everyday human actions involve a complex combination of skills.
原文定位:Her day has no doubt been a busy patchwork of activities;Each of these activities requires the exercise of multiple sensorimotor skills;Consider the task of making a packed lunch. This involves retrieving utensils and ingredients from various places, opening packets, chopping, cutting, spreading, and so on
同义替换:「complex combination of skills」↔「multiple sensorimotor skills」
答案:machines are better at specialization than at adaptation
原文定位:The achievements of Al research in a variety of specialist domains (chess being just one among many success stories) contrast starkly with the field's a machine with general purpose, adaptive intelligence. So our basic question is, how could we produce artificial general intelligence
同义替换:「better at specialisation」↔「achievements in a variety of specialist domains」,「than at adaptation」↔「adaptive intelligence」
答案:protection
原文定位:The brain of an animal has evolved to prevent any harm from coming to that body and to perpetuate the genes that it
同义替换:「prevent harm」↔「protection」,「allow its genes to be passed on」↔「perpetuate the genes」
答案:environment
原文定位:The body has muscles, enabling it to move, and senses, so that its actions can be made to react to the state of the environment
同义替换:「provide it with information about」↔「react to the state of」
答案:muscles
原文定位:The body has muscles, enabling it to move, and senses, so that its actions can be made to react to the state of the environment
同义替换:「react physically」↔「move」
答案:perception
原文定位:The brain shapes the animal`s actions according to what it perceives
答案:capacities
原文定位:Human intelligence, for all its glorious an extension of animal intelligence, and the human capacities for language, reason, and creativity all rest on a sensorimotor foundation
同义替换:「make us human」↔「human capacities」
答案:foundation
原文定位:Human intelligence, for all its glorious an extension of animal intelligence, and the human capacities for language, reason, and creativity all rest on a sensorimotor foundation
同义替换:「this link」↔「sensorimotor foundation」
答案:NO
原文定位:So while the endeavor to create artificial general intelligence might succeed without much that is essential to biological life, such as metabolism and reproduction, perhaps embodiment is a methodological necessity
同义替换:「must have」↔「without」
答案:YES
原文定位:Perhaps the need to engage with a messy, dynamic, physical environment full of complex and varied objects, both animate and inanimate is at the root of intelligence
同义替换:「may depend on」↔「is at the root of」,「interact with」↔「engage with」,「complex and unpredictable environment」↔「messy, dynamic, physical environment」
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:The products of such an approach might briefly give the appearance of general intelligence. But nobody would be fooled for very long. The multi-specialist robot is going to get stuck as soon as it has to face a problem that is outside its areas of expertise
答案:NO
原文定位:The hallmark of general intelligence therefore the ability to adept an existing set of behavior SP intelligence in a robot is new challenges, and to do so without recourse to trial and error or to training by a third party
同义替换:「experts」↔「a third party」,「essential」↔「without」