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Examen de Inglés Majors de 25 anys (Catalunya) 2026 · Tribunal ordinari
Examen de Inglés de Selectividad de Majors de 25 anys (Catalunya) (PAU) 2026, Tribunal ordinari (junio): 3 problemas con solución. Con corrección al momento.
Temas del examen: Comprensió lectora: preguntes d'opció múltiple · Lèxic i gramàtica en context · Respostes obertes sobre el text (40-60 paraules)
Ejercicio 1-6 - Comprensió lectora · Comprensió lectora: preguntes d'opció múltiple
CAN AI MAKE BETTER CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RECIPES THAN HUMANS?
At the risk of upsetting millions of grandmothers everywhere, we set out to find an answer.
We recruited Dan Souza, chief content officer for America’s Test Kitchen, for our experiment. He matched the Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe against recipes from two AI programs, ChatGPT and DishGen.
Why chocolate chip cookies?
“Cookies, when you make small changes to ingredients, we find that you get some pretty massive differences,” Souza told Morning Edition ’s A Martínez. So, it’s kind of a fun recipe to use as a litmus test for how successful a recipe development could be.
The taste test
Souza asked each AI program to come up with a chocolate chip cookie recipe. The results were nearly identical.
In our view, the cookies from ChatGPT and DishGen were pretty good but a little boring. A variation on the ChatGPT recipe that was intended to make the cookies more chewy actually made them too chewy.
The Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe lived up to its name. The cookies were crunchy on the edges and chewy in the middle. They had a nutty flavor with a hint of toffee.
Souza said the Test Kitchen recipe has many innovations that the AI engines could not pick up on, and concluded that the AI recipes have a lot of potential, but that the technology is not quite there yet.
Text adapted from an article by Barry GORDEMER and A MARTÍNEZ. National Public Radio [online] (August 6, 2024)
litmus test: prova de foc / prueba de fuego
chewy: gomós / gomoso
edge: vora / borde
Choose the correct answer (1-8).
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Ejercicio 7-8 - Lèxic i gramàtica en context · Lèxic i gramàtica en context
CAN AI MAKE BETTER CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RECIPES THAN HUMANS?
At the risk of upsetting millions of grandmothers everywhere, we set out to find an answer.
We recruited Dan Souza, chief content officer for America’s Test Kitchen, for our experiment. He matched the Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe against recipes from two AI programs, ChatGPT and DishGen.
Why chocolate chip cookies?
“Cookies, when you make small changes to ingredients, we find that you get some pretty massive differences,” Souza told Morning Edition ’s A Martínez. So, it’s kind of a fun recipe to use as a litmus test for how successful a recipe development could be.
The taste test
Souza asked each AI program to come up with a chocolate chip cookie recipe. The results were nearly identical.
In our view, the cookies from ChatGPT and DishGen were pretty good but a little boring. A variation on the ChatGPT recipe that was intended to make the cookies more chewy actually made them too chewy.
The Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe lived up to its name. The cookies were crunchy on the edges and chewy in the middle. They had a nutty flavor with a hint of toffee.
Souza said the Test Kitchen recipe has many innovations that the AI engines could not pick up on, and concluded that the AI recipes have a lot of potential, but that the technology is not quite there yet.
Text adapted from an article by Barry GORDEMER and A MARTÍNEZ. National Public Radio [online] (August 6, 2024)
litmus test: prova de foc / prueba de fuego
chewy: gomós / gomoso
edge: vora / borde
Choose the correct answer (7-8).
.
Ejercicio 9-10 - Respostes obertes sobre el text · Respostes obertes sobre el text (40-60 paraules)
CAN AI MAKE BETTER CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RECIPES THAN HUMANS?
At the risk of upsetting millions of grandmothers everywhere, we set out to find an answer.
We recruited Dan Souza, chief content officer for America’s Test Kitchen, for our experiment. He matched the Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe against recipes from two AI programs, ChatGPT and DishGen.
Why chocolate chip cookies?
“Cookies, when you make small changes to ingredients, we find that you get some pretty massive differences,” Souza told Morning Edition ’s A Martínez. So, it’s kind of a fun recipe to use as a litmus test for how successful a recipe development could be.
The taste test
Souza asked each AI program to come up with a chocolate chip cookie recipe. The results were nearly identical.
In our view, the cookies from ChatGPT and DishGen were pretty good but a little boring. A variation on the ChatGPT recipe that was intended to make the cookies more chewy actually made them too chewy.
The Test Kitchen’s Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe lived up to its name. The cookies were crunchy on the edges and chewy in the middle. They had a nutty flavor with a hint of toffee.
Souza said the Test Kitchen recipe has many innovations that the AI engines could not pick up on, and concluded that the AI recipes have a lot of potential, but that the technology is not quite there yet.
Text adapted from an article by Barry GORDEMER and A MARTÍNEZ. National Public Radio [online] (August 6, 2024)
litmus test: prova de foc / prueba de fuego
chewy: gomós / gomoso
edge: vora / borde
Please answer the following questions in English. (Please do not copy text but rather answer in your own words; your answers should be between 40 and 60 words in length.)
9. What did the test consist in?
10. What was the result of the test?
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