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1、2023名校版高考英语阅读理解精 读含答案Voices offer lots of information. It turns out that they can even help diagnose an illness. The National Institutes of Health is funding a massive research project to collect voice data and develop an AI that could diagnose people based on their speech.Everything from your vocal
2、 cord vibrations（声带振动）to breathing patterns when you speak offers potential information about your health, says Dr. Yael Bensoussan, a leader on the study. z,We asked experts: If you close your eyes when a patient comes in just by listening to their voice, can you have an idea of the diagnosis they
3、have?” Bensoussan says. And that s where we got all our information/, Someone who speaks low and slowly might have Parkinson s disease. Speaking unclearly is a sign of a stroke. Scientists could even diagnose depression or cancer.The team will start by collecting the voices of people. We were really
4、 lacking large what we call open source databases/7 Bensoussan says. /zEvery institution has their own database. But to create these networks was really important to then allowresearchers from other generations to use this data/1 The ultimate goal is an app that could help bridge access to rural or
5、underserved communities, by helping general practitioners refer patients to specialists. To get there, researchers have to start by collecting data, since the AI can only get as good as the database it s learning from. By the end of the four years, they hope to collect about 30,000 voices, with data
6、 on other biomarkers 一 like clinical data and genetic information to match.There are a few roadblocks. HIPAA the law that regulates medical privacy 一 isn t really clear on whether researchers can share voices. Let s say you donate your voice to our project/ says Yael Bensoussan. Who does the voice b
7、elong to? What are we allowed to do with it? What are researchers allowed to do with it? Can it be commercialized?12. What does Yael Bensoussan mean in Paragraph 2?A. Voices may help with illness diagnosis.B. Scientists can rely on an AI to detect illness.C. Disease symptoms can be noted by machines
8、.D. It s necessary for doctors to listen to patients talking.13. How will the research be carried out?A. By building a base.B. By collecting data.C. By connecting communities.D. By matching clinical information.14. Why is HI PAA mentioned in the last paragraph?A. To prove the researchers idea.B. To
9、explain the procedures of the study.C. To imply the problems with the research.D. To ensure the commercial value of the study.15. Which of the following can be the best title for the text?A. An Application for Voice StudyB. Data-collected Approach to ResearchC. A Breakthrough in Medical FindingsD. S
10、ound-aided AI Help With DiagnosisABCDIf you ve followed dieting advice and experienced significant weight lossz only to have it return; you re not alone. It s also not your fault. The human body is designed to maintain balance as much as possible. In a restricted calorie environment, the body adapts
11、 to using fewer calories each day to function. This leads to a slowing in metabolism, which makes it even, more difficult to lose weight and ultimately leads to gaining weight again. Muscle is more metabolically active than fat, which means it burns more calories at rest than fat does. If your body
12、starts breaking down muscle to fuel its basic functions, that can further slow your metabolism and make losing weight and keeping it off long term difficult.Because the body wants to preserve weight, a slow approach to losing extra pounds is healthier than sharply cutting calories. It s better to pa
13、ce your weight loss by eating just enough calories to keep you at insufficiency while still meeting most of your body s energy needs. This will help keep your metabolism working efficiently.Determining the number of calories you need to eat to meet that rate of weight loss will depend on several fac
14、tors, including your age, starting weight, activity level and sex. Candace Pumper, a staff dietitian with the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus, saysz The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics position statement on adult weight management recommends 1,200 to 1,500 calories per day
15、 for women and 1,500 to 1,800 calories per day for men to support weight loss/She notes, however, those guidelines are not meant to substitute for professional nutritional advice or treatment. It7 s recommended individuals follow the advice of their dietitian7 s guidance regarding appropriate calori
16、e intake, as many factors affect calorie needs. She also notes that if one is looking to lose weight quickly, he has to work with and be supervised by a health care provider.8. Why do people gain weight after dieting for long?A. The muscle burns fewer calories at rest than fat.B. The body functions
17、slowly because of dieting.C. It is hard to strike a balance while in hunger.D. It is impossible to have a long-term effect.9. What does the underlined part /zat insufficiency“ probably mean in Paragraph 2?A. Being improper.B. Being unhealthyC. Being inadequate.D. Being unnecessary.10. Which of the following may determine calorie loss?age weight identity genderA.B.C.D.11. What is suggested in the last paragraph?A. Individual efforts matter a lot.B. Professional advice is importantC. Calorie needs vary from person to person.D. Care providers can be relied on for weight gain.bccB