The Chinese-owned video platform，TikTok，is the fastest growing news source for UK adults, according to a survey. TikTok is used by 7% of adults for news, according to the UK’s communications watchdog, up from 1% in 2020. The growth is    1    (primary) driven by young users, with half of its news followers    2     (age) 16 to 24.

“Teenagers today are increasingly unlikely to pick up a newspaper or turn to TV news, instead preferring    3     (keep) up to date by scrolling (滚屏) through their social feeds,” said Yih-Choung Teh, Ofcom’s group director for strategy and research.“And     4    youngsters find news on social media to be less reliable, they rate these services more highly for serving up a range of    5     (opinion) on the day’s topical stories.”

Nic Newman, a senior research associate at the Reuters institute for the Study of journalism, said the institute’s own research     6     (indicate) that TikTok was not used    7    a platform for serious current affairs. “Even young people, mostly, don’t see it as a platform for serious news. But they see it as    8    good place to get news about celebrities or issues that are not about life and death. They will often use TikTok in     9     (combine) with traditional news when something really big    10     (happen) like the war in Ukraine,” he said.

With the opening of the Zhejiang Provincial Museum’s new branch in August, a full show of technology across the new museum     1     (hold) outside so visitors could see the charm of its “digitalized cultural relics”. The opening of the new venue (场馆),     2     (know) as the Zhijiang branch, in Hangzhou, is accompanied by 13 exhibitions, among     3     the 10,000 Years of Zhejiang — Zhejiang History and Culture Exhibition is a highlight.

The use of new technology at the branon has attracted a large number of visitors. The new exhibition hall for digital cultural relics uses 3D digital space modeling and other advanced technology to allow visitors to have     4     immersive experience with the cultural relics, promoting the     5     (innovate) integration and development of digitalization in cultural relic protection as well.     6     (make) sure visitors can see the exhibits behind the glass more clearly, the new venue also introduced low reflection glass, which reduces light interference (干扰) and     7     (great) shortens the distance between viewers and cultural relies.

The new venue is a total of 100,000 square enters in size,     8     it is three times larger than the main museum. At present, 2,000 objects     9     (exhibit) in 10,000 Years of Zhejiang, taking     10     half of the total number of all exhibits that have been collected in the new venue.

My first visit was to a space station considered the most modern in space.     1     (describe) as an enormous round plate, it spins slowly in space     2     (imitate) the pull of the earth’s gravity. Inside was an     3     (exhibit) of the most up-to-date inventions of the 31st century. A guide (G) showed us     4     along a moveable path.

G: Good morning to all our     5     (visitor) from 2008. First we’re going to examine one of the     6     (late) forms of communication among our space citizens. No more typists working on a typewriter or computer! No more postage or postcodes! Messages can now     7     (send) using a “thoughtpad”. You place the metal band over your head, clear your mind, press the sending button, think your message and the next instant it’s sent. It is stored on the “thoughtpad” of the receiver. It s quick, efficient and     8     (environmental) friendly. The only limitation is     9     the user does not think his or her message clearly, an unclear message may be sent. But we cannot blame the tools     10     the faults of the user, can we?

ChatGPT is an advanced AI chat robot     1     (train) by OpenAI that interacts in a conversational way. The dialogue format allows ChatGPT     2     (answer) follow-up questions, admit mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests. The arrival of ChatGPT will push educators to focus more on teaching subjects which technology is not good at,     3     senior education expert said.

Andreas Schleicher, director of education, said he     4     (actual) welcomes this development. And he also thinks     5     a chance to make people focus less on tasks that technology can achieve equally well. "The future is not about technology versus humans but is about combining technology     6     humans," he said. "ChatGPT pushes us to think harder of what makes us human."

" In the past, the world rewarded you for what you know.     7    , nowadays the world rewards you for what you can do with what you know, and I think ChatGPT pushes us to work harder on this." He said.

If students are only as smart as a smartphone, it means educators are not doing enough, he said. People should focus on developing human skills that truly are important,     8     means people should develop skills like     9     (imagine) and creativity. While search engines such as Google or Baidu simply extract knowledge,

ChatGPT goes a step further and analyzes a search before providing people with a single answer.

As a device, ChatGPT     10     (make) learning much more interesting and powerful in the future, but as a purpose and objective, humans need to work very hard to win that race with technology, he added.

According to a survey    1    (publish) by an American university, the ten fastest growing jobs will be related to computers and health. There will also be a rise in the demand for health professionals. Others will be more    2    (tradition).The number of speech pathologist is     3    (expect) to double by the year 2012. Of course there will be plenty    4    other new jobs, some of which we     5    (probable) can’t even guess.     6     more and more countries open up to tourism, more travel agents will be needed. For people    7    (do) this job, common sense, physical    8    (fit) and     9    outgoing personality are likely to be     10    (importance) than computer skills.