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5.The underlined part "Everywhere I looked,Iran into briek walls"i Paragraphprobameans“A.I was rejected repeatedlyB.My job-hunting ran smoothlyC.The jobs offered were poorly paidD.The job found was building brick walls.Why did the uthor work as a technician two yearsA.To make a fortune in health care.B.To survive in a relatively hopeful way.C.To fulfill his dream of being a writer.D.To follow his interest in ophthalmology.What can be ae title for the text?A.Go Dreaming,Win RespectB.Welcome Changes,Harvest GrowthC.Better Education,Better JobsD.Stop Complaining,Rise to Your DreamWelcome to the supermarkets of the future.They may look and feel like the supermarkets weare all used to-and stock the same bread,butter and bananas-but these shops are now fitted outwith more than flm of the latest technology that their bosses promise will put an end to our biggestfrustration(queueing)and our most persistent crime(shoplifting).There are no checkouts(self-scanning or traditional),no checkout assistants,and-in theory-no chance of shoplifting.This Tesco,called GetGo,is filled with thousands of cameras,weightedshelves and artificial-intelligence technology that watches your every move,figures out what you'vebought and bills you directly as you walk out.First,you must download an app,register a credit card and scan a QR code on your phone toenter through train station-style gates.Barriers prevent those without the app from entering the shop.Once inside,the technology follows you around the store recording every item you pick up(and putback).When you're done you just walk out and after a few minutes your phone alerts you as to howmuch you've spent.It's almost 74 years since the first British supermarket opened in Manor Park,east London.Atthis branch of the London Cooperative Society,customers could walk round the store and take itemsoff the shelves by themselves.It was revolutionary.In the years before,shoppers had to present theshopkeeper at a counter with a list of items that their assistants would fetch.Choosing your owntomatoes was banned,and touching the products could be charged.Many of us are now so impatient that waiting a few minutes for a checkout assistant tobecome free can feel like an unacceptable thing in a world where technology dominates and instantsatisfaction is expected.These stores are positioned at millennial(千禧年的)parents who arebusy they want to be in and out,they don't want to waste their time,"Saunter says."And youngerpeople,generation Z,just don't want to interact with store staff"乌鲁木齐地区2022年高三年级第二次质量监测英语试卷（问卷）第5页（共10页）