10. The experience of global ______ represents a shock for the whole of humanity.

(A) ailment
(B) digress
(C) risks
(D) biometrics

1. In many ways, the ______ of Canadian climate change policy are ideally suited to this exercise. (A) dynamics (B) deviants (C) inhabitants (D) pedestrians

2. While the rigid separation of national and international affairs is ______ for a host of issues, it is especially so in the realm of global ecology. (A) problem (B) problems (C) problematically (D) problematic

3. Significant effects also occur along the three other pathways as well as through their ______. (A) contraction (B) diminution (C) interaction (D) explosion

4. This recognition led some researchers to disaggregate ______ or components of regimes and investigate their effects separately. (A) barriers (B) nerves (C) attentions (D) provisions

5. The border environment is complex and comprises a variety of actors with ______ interests. (A) conflicting (B) demanding (C) adjusting (D) yielding

6. From the mid-1990s, there has been a growing demand to ______ the work of different agencies at the border in order to facilitate trade. (A) coordinator (B) coordination (C) coordinate (D) coordinated

7. Turning to the global economy, networks of finance ministers and central bankers have been critical players in responding to national and regional financial ______. (A) contemptuous (B) symbols (C) symptoms (D) crises

8. Each of these networks has specific aims and activities, ______ its subject area, membership and history. (A) depending on (B) relying on (C) interesting in (D) focusing on

9. The United States has been targeted by the Al-Qaeda terrorist network both at home and ______. (A) address (B) adhere (C) abroad (D) entertain

三、Reading Comprehension & Cloze：(20 分) (一)Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each question(10 分) The integration of Big Data and predictive analytics into modern policing has revolutionized the way law enforcement agencies operate. By analyzing historical crime patterns, software can now predict potential "hotspots" where criminal activities are more likely to occur, allowing departments to deploy resources more strategically. However, this technological advancement is not without its controversies. Critics argue that relying heavily on algorithms may reinforce existing biases, as the data used to train these systems often reflects historical prejudices within the legal system. Furthermore, there is a growing concern regarding the impact of these tools on police discretion. While data-driven insights provide a scientific basis for decision-making, they should not entirely replace the professional judgment and experience of human officers. If officers follow algorithmic suggestions blindly, they may overlook the unique social context of a specific situation, potentially leading to unnecessary tensions between the police and the community. Therefore, it is essential for police leaders to ensure that technology serves as a supplement to, rather than a replacement for, human intelligence and ethical responsibility. 1.According to the passage, what is the primary advantage of using predictive analytics in policing? (A) It allows police officers to ignore historical crime data. (B) It helps law enforcement deploy resources more effectively to certain areas. (C) It replaces the need for human officers to conduct street patrols. (D) It eliminates all forms of criminal activity in modern cities.

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