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D 30.What should future AI fitness apps focus on?At that time,children preferred blueB.And both boys and girls were dressed in white.A.Setting achievable goals.C.However,there was a time different from today.阅B.Adding live chat services阅D.Finally,the time of the pink/blue divide might come to an end.E.The generally accepted rule is that pink is for boys,and blue forC.Learning new workout routines.读D.Developing useful social interactions.读after World War II,people treated pink and bluedifferently.B 31.What can be a suitable title for the text?理A.How do AI fitness apps change the way you填G.Many years later,the personal colors of pink and blue started tobe connected with gender.The concept (of connecting personal colors with genders解exercise?B.Would an AI trainer be better than a real空didn't really appear until the mid-19th century.At this point,lightand soft colors started to be more commonly seen on children andtrainer?connected with little ones.38 G But it wasn't in the way we mightC.Can AI trainers take the place of the real one?expect.In fact,blue was usually worn by girls and pink was theD.How do experts feel about an Al trainer?preferred color for boys.It was thought that pink showed men'squalities while blue showed women's.DAt that time,children preferred blueA32.What is the main cause of the water shortage in RioB.And both boys and girls were dressed in white.However,there was a time different from today.阅Verde Foothills?D.Finally,the time of the pink/blue divide might come to an end.A.The river that provides water is running low.读B.The nearby city refuses to provide water for it.读egenerally accepted rule is that pink is for boys,and blue for,after World War II,people treated pink and bluedifferently.理C.Arizona has stopped pumping underground water.D.People have been using too much water in daily life.填G.Many years later,the personal colors of pink and blue started tobe connected with gender.B33.What is Margaret Wilder's attitude to the desalination空39 F Pink suddenly started being marketed andplant?sold by fashion producers and stores as the perfect colorA.Uncertain.B.Unsupportive.for women,while blue was suddenly manly.Over time,theC.Positive.D.Uninterested.gap between these colors only increased and the pink/bluedivide started to spread to toys,babies'beds,and more.gC 34.What is paragraph 3 mainly about?A.At that time,children preferred blue.B.And both boys and girls were dressed in white.A.The way the desalination plant works.C.However,there was a time different from today.阅B.The need to build the desalination plant.阅企egea8ag6orght come to an end.C.The desalination plant's effect on the planet.girls.读D.The method of building the desalination plant.读F.Strangely,after World War II,people treated pink and bluedifferently.理C 35.What is the Tucson government doing to addressits problem?填解A.Providing new facilities to reuse water.B.Controlling the number of new houses空Nowadays,people better understand that pinkisn't just for women and that blue isn't just for menC.Encouraging people to make use of rainwater.More work has been done to break down fixed ideasD.Pumping more water from underground.of gender-specific connections.40 D2.At that time,children preferred blueB.And both boys and girls were dressed in white.One morning,homeless Chester Gibson was sitting onC.However,there was a time different from today.the street..No commuters(通勤者)41_him.They allD.Finally,the time of the pink/blue divide might come to an end.kept their eyes forward as they walked towards their阅E.The generally accepted rule is that pink is for boys,and blue for元42Three hours later,a man with a smile passed and读trangely,after World War II,people treated pink and bluedifferently.形dropped a $10 bill into Chester's hat.The man continued43seemingly in a hurry.Chester was just about toG.Many years later,the personal colors of pink and blue started topick up the $10 bill,when he 44 the man's wallet on填be connected with gender.填the sidewalk.The wallet looked very 45 Inside,thereFor years,we've lived in a world where pink iswas a total of $600.空traditionally seen as a female color,while blue is for空D 41.A.recognized B.followed C.accepted D.noticedboys.We see this fact everywhere,from cards toA 42.A.jobsB.homes C.restaurants D.carschildren's clothes.36C Blue was then viewed as the43.A.smiling B.looking C.walkingD.eatingfemale color.And pink was more popular with malesC44.A.examinedB.choseC.sawD.mentionedB 45.A.expensiveB.thickC.familiarD.newA.At that time,children preferred blue.While considering what to do with the wallet,ChesterB.And both boys and girls were dressed in white.46his friend had cheated him of his money.NoC.However,there was a time different from today.阅D.Finally,the time of the pink/bluedivide完matter how47 Chester was,he was not going to lethimself become the very thing he 48 most.So hegirls.读F.Strangely,after World War II,people treated pink and bluedifferently.形went to the police.The man,whose name was Adam Foster,arrived at the填G.Many years later,the pbe connected with gender.ersonal colors of pink and blue started to填police station later.He was 49 and offered Chester aTo understand this,we have to go back to a timeB 46.A.explainedB.rememberedbefore colors were connected with gender ()Back in空C.imaginedD.consideredthose days,all very young children would wear dresses.D 47.A.anxious B.angryC.tiredD.poor37_B Children wouldn't really start wearing moreA 48.A.hated B.doubtedC.feared D.missedcolorful clothes and gender-specific clothes like shirts andC 49.A.satisfiedB.interestedskirts until they reached the age of six or seven.C.thankfulD.responsible7

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