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Dthem,this generation shifts the way learning happens in higher education.But the differences go beyond justPeople don't like new things.It is not any different in health care.It took a large amount of time untilgreater dependence on technology.36And they're proving that college is headed in the direction ofthe stethoscope(),the symbol of health care,was accepted by the medical community back in thea more learner-centered environment.19th century.The instrument was invented by a French physician,who published its description in 1819,but只They aren't interested in simply showing up for class and taking notes that they'll memorizeit took several decades until doctors actually started using the instrument.for an exam later on.Instead,they want a fully immersive()educational experience and they evenI don't expect any difference in artificial intelligence (AI).After many of my talks,my physicianenjoy the challenges of being a part of it.51%of the Gen Z'ers surveyed said they learned best by doing whilecolleagues ask me whether AI might replace them in their jobs and whether it can eventually become better atonly 12%said they learned through listening.identifying the exact cause of an illness.Both will happen but not in the way they imagine.Huge waves areAnd as a"digital"generation,Generation Z expects digital learning tools to be deeply included intocoming to health care.While some of physicians'tasks will be taken over by AI,they will be able to deal withtheir education.38They don't think education should be any different and believe they should bepatients with more care and patience.Doctors will not have to struggle to be up-to-date in medical research,able to connect academic experiences to personal experiences through these same tools.Additionally,theseor spend lots of time on administrative tasks,consultation or note-taking.Moreover,they will not have to havelearning tools should be available on demand.For them,learning isn't limited to just the classroom.a headache about how to choose the best treatment.39What even the most learned professors know cannot match computers in information accumulation.As theFinally,access to unlimited new information has created a more self-supporting and career-drivenamount of information they accumulate grows,the assistance of computing solutions in medical decisions isgeneration.40And many are even taking this enterprising spirit to drive changes in collegeapproaching.AI will help doctors on the personal level as well as hospitals and other medical institutions oncourses,as they show a strong interest in designing their own learning path in college.For those who haven't如the structural level.The most obvious use of AI will be data management.It could also analyze entire healthstarted one quite yet,early preparation is still key.Actually,nearly half of high school students have taken atcare systems quickly and easily.least one class that counts as college credit.刷AI will gradually appear in more and more hospitals and get through the initial stage very quickly.A.It's something that can take place at any time,anywhereAlthough it is coming,it will need the medical community's understanding,initiative()and drive forB.In fact,13%of Gen Z'ers already have their own business.better health care in order to work its best.If we just introduced AI somewhere from Bolivia to Harvard,C.Technology has always been seen in every part of their lives.health care would not change a lot.There are many reasons for it and everyone in health care should play theirD.A study shows today's students refuse to be passive learnerspart to improve those elements.E.Technological development has affected this generation more than ever.零32.Why does the author refer to the stethoscope?F.Generation Z proves students will become the directors of their own futures.A.To explain its wide use.B.To imply it'll give way to Al.G.Generation Z is the driving force behind new learning styles,tools and resourcesC.To indicate people's resistance to AI.D.To prove it was hard to accept.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）33.How will AI influence physicians?第=节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）袋A.They might lose their jobs.B.They will do less research阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。C.They can choose more treatments.D.They'll have more time for patients.Nancy Donahue is a wife,mom,world changer,and an extraordinary giver.She has 41 every34.What does the author intend to convey in paragraph 3?waking hour of the past 60 plus years to 42 her family and the community around her.To her,giving isA.Computers better man at workB.AI has been widely used in hospitals.43 a milestone in one's life.It is a lifestyle."I like being busy.I may as well stay 44 doingC.Existing health eare has disadvantages.D.AI will open a new dimension for health care.something good."These are the 45 Nancy addressed frequently.35.What will the text probably talk about next?I reeently sat down with Naney to find out how46,everyday-people,living in a busy world,can曹A.What to do with health care.B.How to promote the change.give more.As a woman who 47 herself in giving during her lifetime,Nancy shared her simple lifeC.What benefits AI brings about.D.How AI will change health care.48 one of the greatest 49 of giving your time is that you 50 yourself with good people.第二节（共5小题：每小题2分，满分10分）Through volunteering,she has made a 51 with like-minded people.Also,seeing others who are根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。constantly and selflessly giving help to others 52 you to selflessly give more of your time.It's a circle ofGeneration Z makes up the majority of college students.Just as the Millennials(千禧一代)beforepositive inspiration where everyone is making 53 to make the world a better place.全国卷·英语预测卷43