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若点A（t，0）与曲线y=ex上点P的距离的最小值为2，则实数t的值为（ ）
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AngelGarciaCrespoisacomputerengineeratCarlosIIIUniversityofMadridinSpain.Hisgrouphasinventedanewwayfordeaf﹣blindpeopletowatchTV.Theideaforthetechnologygrewoutofpreviousworkbyhisgroup.Theteamhadalreadyworkedonmakingaudiovisual视听的materialsaccessibletopeoplewitheithervisionorhearingdisabilities.Butthegroupwantedtohelppeoplewithbothchallenges.Sotheyaskedsomedeaf﹣blindpeoplewhatwouldhelp. Inadditiontorelyingontheirsenseoftouchtocommunicatedeaf﹣blindpeoplecanalsogetandsendinformationwithaBrailleline.TheBraillesystemusespatternsofraiseddotstostandforlettersandnumbers.ABraillelineisanelectronicmachinewithachangeableBrailledisplay.Dotsriseupordropdownbasedontheinformationsenttothemachine. NowthenewsystemchangesTVsignalstodataaBraillelinecanuse.Thekeytothesystemisthepossibilityofusingsubtitles字幕tocollectTVinformationGarciaCrespoexplains.Subtitlestravelwiththeimage影像andtheaudioinelectromagneticwaveswedon'tsee.Butanelectronicsystemcankeepthosewaves. Firstacomputerprogramorapppullsoutthesubtitlesandvisualdescriptionsfromthebroadcastsignal.ThesystemthencombinestheinformationandchangesbothintodataforBraille. Nowanotherappgetstoworkwhichsendsthedataouttopeople'sBraillelinesondemand.ThisisdoneinrealtimeinlessthanasecondGarciaCresposays.Thisletsadeaf﹣blindpersonwatchTVasit'sbroadcast.ThesystemwillworkwithvariousBraillelinesaslongasthere'sabluetoothconnectionavailable.NowthesystemisonlyusedinEuropeanditshouldsoonbeavailableintheUS. 1WhatinspiredGarciaCrespo'sgrouptoworkonthenewtechnology? A.Deaf﹣blindpeople'spoorlife. B.Theirpityonthedisabledpeople. C.Thechallengestheyfaceinwork. D.Theirgroup'spreviousresearch. 2WhycantheelectronicsystemcollectTVinformation? A.Itcancombineallkindsofbroadcastsignals. B.Itcankeepthewaveswithsubtitlestraveling. C.ItcanworktogetherwithavarietyofBraillelines. D.Itcanpulloutthesubtitlesandvisualdescriptions. 3Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthefutureofthenewtechnology? A.Challenging. B.Bright. C.Rewarding. D.Hopeless. 4Whatshouldbeasuitabletitleforthetext? A.NewTechnologyIsImprovingDeaf﹣blindPeople'sLife B.ANewBrailleLineIsAppliedtoDisabledPeople'sLife C.ASpanishGroupMakesTVAccessibletoBlindPeople D.NewTechnologyHelpsDeaf﹣blindPeopleWatchTV
OnourwaybackhomefromChristmastoydriveIaskedTommyifhehadanythingtoshare. Idon't1anythingMomheanswered.We'resopoor. Butyou'reneversopoorthatyouhavenothingto2Isaid. ButhowcouldIhelphimunderstand3Imyselfstillcomplainedaboutthe4thingsIcouldn'tafford? Thenextdayoneofmy5handedmeaChristmasgift﹣﹣aboxofchocolates.Shehadbeen6formonths! ThankyouJoannaIsaidtryingtoholdbackthe7asIhuggedher. Ihadn'texpecteda8﹣﹣Iworkatanadulteducationcenterwherewedealwithpeoplewhostrugglefinancially. LookingatmyChristmasgiftIwonderedifithadbeenanofferingoutofa9foodbudgetandIwantedtorefuseit.10IsaidThankyou. WhenIbroughtthecandieshometo11withmyfamilyItoldthemhow12eachchocolatewasifyouthoughtofhowmuchtheunemployedwoman'sfamilymakesayear.Isaidit13understandingmuchbetterYou'reneversopoorthatyouhavenothingtogive. Perhapsthe14Icouldhelpmysonunderstandwasformetounderstandfirst.15Iwenttomybookshelfandchoseseveralofmyfavorite16tosharewiththecenter.WhenIhadthem17Ifoundmysondraggingabasketoftoyshehadplayedwithwhenyounger.Idon'twantthese18thingshesaid. HehadlearnedthewayIhad﹣﹣by19!HereIhadthoughtIwastheteacherbutastudentistheone20meYou'reneversopoorthatyouhavenothingtogive. 1A.need B.have C.hide D.purchase 2A.afford B.appreciate C.expect D.give 3A.but B.until C.when D.though 4A.expensive B.practical C.delicious D.natural 5A.colleagues B.friends C.students D.relatives 6A.outoftouch B.inpower C.incharge D.outofwork 7A.tears B.anger C.curiosity D.desires 8A.gift B.coincidence C.reward D.hug 9A.tight B.perfect C.actual D.wrong 10A.Otherwise B.Instead C.Besides D.Therefore 11A.study B.deal C.experience D.share 12A.nutritious B.precious C.tasty D.inviting 13A.later B.already C.again D.before 14A.opportunity B.time C.way D.importance 15A.Unwillingly B.Immediately C.Curiously D.Frequently 16A.Clothes B.chocolates C.colors D.novels 17A.weighed B.boxed C.stored D.repaired 18A.frightening B.cheap C.dirty D.old 19A.word B.example C.punishment D.praise 20A.remembering B.helping C.teaching D.loving
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HowtoProtectYourselffromHackersOnline Anincreaseincyber﹣attacks网络攻击makestheInternetseemlikeascaryplacethesedays.Howcanindividualsprotectormakeitmoredifficultforhackerstoaccesstheirinformation?Hereareseveraltipsthatcanhelpyouprotectagainstcyber﹣attacks 1 Hardpasswordsincludeupperandlowercaselettersnumbersandspecialcharacters.Theyshouldbeatleasteightcharactersinlength.Theyshouldalsonotspelloutwordseasyforhackerstofindlikeyourpet'snameorthenameofafamilymember. Changeyourpasswordregularly Averycommonmistakemadebyusersistocreateonehardpasswordbutthenneverchangeit.Rememberingalonglistofcomplicatedpasswordscanbedifficult.Butnopasswordisunbreakable.Hackersarebetterabletohackmultipleaccountsifthoseaccountsallhavethesamepassword.ApasswordmanagementservicelikeDashlaneorPasswordBoxcanhelpyoukeeptrackofhardpasswords.2 Clearyourbrowser浏览器history Thisgoesforallthedevicesyouuseinaday﹣yourhomecomputeryourworkcomputeroryourfriend'siPad.InternetbrowserslikeFirefoxorChromekeeptrackofwhereyou'vebeenandwhatyou'vedoneonline.Theykeeprecordsofeverysiteyouvisited.3Itisveryeasyforanyonewhoseesthatinformationtostealadetailedrecordofyouronlineactivities. DonotusefreeWi﹣Fi 4Oftenauserdoesnotneedapasswordtoconnecttothesewirelessnetworks.Theseservicesmightbeusefulbutthey'realsoaneasywayforhackerstoaccesseverythingonyourdevice. Useanti﹣virusprotection Therearemanyanti﹣virusservicesavailableforusers.5Someanti﹣virusservicesareevenfree.Theyareagreatwaytohaveaprofessionalhelpkeepingusersonestepaheadofhackers. A.Becarefulwhileusingthumbdrive. B.Theseservicespermituserstoeasilystoreandsecuretheirpasswords. C.Makeyourpasswordhardertohack. D.Theycanoffermanydifferenttypesofcomputerprotection. E.AnincreasingnumberofpublicplacesnowofferfreewirelessaccesstotheInternet. F.Informationaboutwhatyousentfromorsavedonyourcomputercanbekeptfordaysorweeks.
Duringthepast10yearsdomesticviolencehascaughtwiderpublicattentionthankstomoreexposureofcasesinthenewsmediaandonline.KimLeetheAmericanwifeofLiYangapopularEnglishteacherandfounderoftheCrazyEnglishpostedphotosofherswellingforeheadandbruisingkneesontheSinaWeibomicro﹣bloggingserviceinAugust.LeeaccusedherhusbandofbeatingherinfrontofoneoftheirchildrenandfiledaappealfordivorceinOctober. Itisestimatedthatabout25percentofChinesewomenhavebeenabusedbytheirhusbandsverballyandphysically.TheAll﹣ChinaWomen'sFederationandtheNationalBureauofStatisticsreleasedthefigureonOct21followinganationalsurveyof105573peopleaged18andover. WiththegrowthoflegalconsciousnessmoreandmorepeopleareawarethatChinahasaspeciallawtoprotectwomen'srightsandinterests.Howevermostofthevictimscouldnotprovetheabuseincourtduringdivorcehearingsbecauseevidenceisdifficulttoproduce.Expertssaidthatthelegalsystemdoesnotprotectthevictimseffectively.Previouslawsandregulationsconcerningdomesticviolencearedifficulttopractice. That'swhyourfederationiscallingforanationallawspeciallydevotedtocontaindomesticviolencetoclarifydefinitionsoftheoffensesidentifyresponsibilitiesofrelevantdepartmentsandensurethepowerofpunishmentofviolators违法人员.saidZhenYanvice﹣presidentoftheAll﹣ChinaWomen'sFederation. InspiteofthehardshipsKimLeemadeafirmstatementinalettershewrotetoLiYangandalsosenttotheAnti﹣DomesticViolenceNetworkofChinaLawSociety Imayfailtobringyoutojusticeandyourfamemayprotectyoufromconsequencesforyourbadactions. Iwillnotfail…inmymissiontohelpmillionsofChinesewomengainthelegalprotectionthattheydeserve.Evenifyoubeatheritisimpossibletodefeatthewomanwhonevergivesup. 1WhatcanwelearnaboutKimLeefromParagraph1? A.ShewasattackedbyherhusbandontheSinaWeibomicro﹣bloggingservice. B.ShepostedherphotosontheInternetinordertopromoteTheCrazyEnglish. C.ShewasbeatenbyherhusbandwhensheproposedadivorceappealonOctober. D.Shecouldn'tacceptthatherhusbandbeatherinoneoftheirchildren'spresence. 2Accordingtothepassagewhydoesthelegalsystemnotprotectthevictimseffectively? A.Becauseitishardtogettheviolatorsofdomesticviolencepunishedincourt. B.Becauseitiscommonandnormalforahusbandtobeathiswifewhennecessary. C.BecauseChinadoesn'thaveaspeciallawtoprotectwomen'srightsandinterests. D.Becausemostwiveslovetheirhusbandtoomuchandcanputupwitheverything. 3AccordingtoZhenYanwecaninferthat. A.ZhenYanbelievesthatwomeninChinawillhaveabrightfuture B.theAll﹣ChinaWomen'sFederationisthelargestwomen'sorganization C.there'snospeciallawdealingwithdomesticviolenceinthepresentlegalsystem D.theirorganizationisexperiencedwiththecasesconcerningdomesticviolence 4AccordingtoKimLee'slettermentionedinthepassagewecanconcludethat. A.KimLeeistryingtoensurethatherhusbandwillbepunishedbylaw. B.LiYangwillnottakehisresponsibilitybecauseheissofamous C.Awomancan'tbedefeatedbydomesticviolencebutbylove D.KimLeeisdeterminedtomakesurewomenarelegallyprotected
InthefourmonthssinceIlastpostedarticlesonmyblogI'vebeenspendingalotoftimestudyingChinese.IwantedtopasstheHSK.FromthebeginningofmyprogramtheHSKwastheendgoalofmyChineselearningthisyear.LuckilyIpasseditandnowIhaveoneandahalfmonthstogohomeandstaywithmyfamily. It'sreallyexcitingtolearnChineseinanenvironmentwhereIcanstudyveryfast.What'smoreIcanseemyownprogressindifferentways.WhenIgothereeightandahalfmonthsagoIonlyknewafewofthe150wordstestedintheHSK1.HoweveruntilnowI'vetakenandpassedthe2500wordHSK5. IrememberatimearoundJanuary.IthoughtmyChinesehadreachedthepointwhereIwascomfortableinmydaytodayconversations.Somyprogresswouldslowdowngreatly.HoweveritturnedoutthatIwastotallywrong.TheconversationsIcanhavenowfarsurpass超过theonesIwashavinginJanuary. TodayIhitalanguagelearninglandmark里程碑thatwasparticularlyexcitingformeIfinishedreadingHarryPotterandtheSorcerer'sStoneinChinese.Itmightnotseemthatexcitingbutitwasformebecauseit'sthefirstfullbookI'vereadinChinese.Andit'sthethirdlanguageI'vereadHarryPotterin.I'mespeciallyproudbecauseIspentaboutsevenmonthsreadingthefirst35pagesbutinthelastmonthandahalfImanagedtoreadabout150pages.MynextchallengeistoreadanovelwrittenbyaChineseauthorratherthanonethatI'vealreadyreadmanytimesinEnglish! HopefullyI'llbeabletokeepupmylanguagelearningprogressoverthenextmonthandahalfbecauseIknowI'llprobablyneverhaveanotheropportunitytolearnalanguagelikethis. Doyouwanttolearnanewlanguage?Ifyoudogotothecountrywherepeoplespeakitandlearnitfromthelocals. 1WhatdoweknowabouttheauthorwhenshefirstcametoChina? A.Shedidn'twanttolearnChinese. B.ShetooktheHSK1immediately. C.ShewasextremelypooratChinese. D.Shejustknew150wordstestedintheHSK1. 2WhydoestheauthorsayshewastotallywronginParagraph3? A.Becauseshedidn'treallyknowhowtolearnChinese. B.BecauseshecouldlearnbetterinaChineseenvironment. C.Becauseshewasuncomfortableinherdaytodayconversations. D.Becauseshemaderapidprogressinherdaytodayconversations. 3WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningreadingHarryPotter? A.Shecouldreadbooksreallyfast. B.It'sgoodtolearnthroughreading. C.ShelearnedtheChineselanguagequickly. D.TheHarryPotterbooksareworthreading. 4Whatdoestheauthor'sChineselearningexperiencemainlytellus? A.Weshouldlearnalanguagethroughtravelling. B.Learningasecondlanguageisreallyimportant. C.TheChineselanguageisnotsodifficulttolearn. D.Thelanguagelearningenvironmentisimportant.
YuanLongpingisoneofthemostfamousscientistsintheworld.He1struggleforthepastfivedecadesfortheChinesefarmers.Hegrows2iscalledsuperhybridrice.Thisspecialstrainofricemakes3possibletoproduceonethirdmoreofthecropinthesamefields.4usehishybridricefarmersareproducingharveststwiceaslargeasbefore. Findingwaystogrowmorericehasbeenhislifegoalsincehegraduatedfromcollegein1953.Atthattimehungerwas5disturbingprobleminmanypartsofthecountryside.Thereforehewantedtohelphismotherlandridofhunger6increasingthericeoutputwithout7expandtheareaofthefieldsandhefinallymadeit. 8agreatscientistheleadsaverysimplelife.Hebelievesthatapersonwithtoomuchmoneyhasmoreratherthan9fewtroubles.Hehasanotherdream10hisricecanbegrownaroundtheglobeandnohungerisintheworld.
DonnaStricklandisaprofessorintheDepartmentofPhysicsandAstronomy.ProfessorStricklandisoneoftherecipients受领者oftheNobelPrizeinPhysics2018withGérardMourouherPhDsupervisoratthetime.TheypublishedthisNobel﹣winningresearchin1985whenStricklandwasaPhDstudentattheUniversityofRochesterinNewYorkstate.Togethertheypavedthewaytowardthemostintenselaserpulsesevercreated. ProfessorDonnaStricklandisonlythethirdwomanevertohavewonaNobelPrizeinphysics.SheandherfellowwinnerswerehonoredforwhattheNobelCommitteecalledground﹣breakinginventionsinlaserphysics.ProfessorStricklanddevisedawaytouselasersasveryprecisedrillingorcuttingtools.Millionsofeyeoperationsareperformedeveryyearwiththesesharpestoflaserbeams. ﹣﹣﹣Howsurprisingdoyouthinkitisthatyou'rethethirdwomantowinthisprize? ﹣﹣﹣Wellthatissurprisingisn'tit?Ithinkthat'sthestoryofMariathatpeoplewanttotalkabout﹣﹣﹣thatwhyshouldittake60years?Therearesomanywomenouttheredoingfantasticresearchsowhydoesittakesolongtogetrecognized? Physicsstillhasoneofthelargestgendergapsinscience.Onerecentstudyconcludedthatatthecurrentratesitwouldbemorethantwocenturiesuntiltherewereequalnumbersofseniormaleandfemaleresearchersinthefield. ThelastwomantowinaphysicsNobelwasGerman﹣bornMariaGoeppert﹣Mayerforherdiscoveriesaboutthenucleiofatoms.BeforethatitwasMarieCuriewhosharedthe1903prizewithherhusbandPierre.Thisyear'swinnershopethatbreakingthishalfcenturyhiatuswillmeanthefocusinfuturewillbeontheresearchratherthanthegenderoftheresearcher. 1Whichofthefollowingbestexplainsground﹣breakingunderlinedinParagraph2? A.active B.talented C.creative D.awesome 2WhatdoweknowaboutProfessorStrickland'sachievement? A.Shecreatedthemostintenselaserpulsesbyherself. B.Sheadvocatedequalitybetweenmanandwomen. C.Shediscoveredthenucleiofatomswithherhusband. D.Sheinventedawayofusinglasersasaccuratecuttingtools. 3WhenwasthesecondNobelPrizeinphysicsawardedtowoman? A.in1963 B.in1985 C.in1903 D.in1958 4Whatcanbeinferredfromthestatementsinparagraph4? A.Woman'sachievementsinphysicsareasgreatasman's. B.Woman'sachievementsinphysicsaremoreandmorefantastic. C.Maria'sdiscoveriesresultedfromherlongtimeresearch. D.Genderdiscriminationstillexistsinthefieldofscienceresearch.
HowCanIFightLaziness? Lazypeoplewillnevergainanythinginlife.Howeverlazinesscanbedefeatedonceafewchangeshavebeenmadeinyourmind. 1Manypeoplelacksleepconstantlysincetheystayuptoolateandgetuptooearlytoprepareforwork.Thesepeoplehavelittlemotivationoncetheyarrivehome.Lazinessworkshandinhandwithalackofmotivationandatendencytoputoffthings.Byadjustingyoursleepscheduletoprovideafewmorehoursofmeaningfulrestyoucanfightlazinessthroughouttheday. Anotherwaytofightlazinessistochangeyourmindfrompassivetoactive.Somepeopletreattheirlivesasiftheywerepushedfromtasktotask.Otherstakeamorepositiveapproachviewingeachtaskasachallengetheymustovercomealone.2 Somepeoplefightlazinessbyremovingthetemptations__thatsurroundthem.AtelevisioninthelivingroommayprovideentertainmentbutwatchingtoomuchTVoftencontributestolaziness.3Completeafewtasksandrewardyourselfwithwhatyouenjoysuchasagooddinnerorafilm. Lazinesscanalsobealastingproblemathome.Couplesandchildrenmayallhavedifferentenergylevelsbutlazinesscanbespreadifnotdealtwithimmediately.4Bethefirsttocollectandwashdishesafterameal.Othersinthehomemayeventuallyfollowyourexampleandperformtheirowntask.Itisdifficulttopracticelazinesswhenyouaresurroundedbymotivatedpeople. 5Enoughexerciseandabalanceddietcanhelpyoutodevelopahealthylifestylethusenablingyoutohavemoreenergyandhelpliftyourspirits. A.Tofightfamilylazinesssetanexample. B.Knowinghowtofightlazinessisimportant. C.Onewaytofightlazinessistogetenoughsleep. D.Finallytakingexerciseregularlycanhelpyoufightlaziness. E.Withstrongdeterminationyouwillbeabletoachieveyourgoal. F.Lazinessappearswhenyounolongerfeelinchargeofyourownmind. G.Createarewardsystemforyourselfjustasparentsdoforachild.
MakingShortVideos Apictureisworthathousandwordsorsotheysay.Wellmotion运动picturescancontainevenmorememories.1Herearesomeappsyoucanusetomakeyourownshortvideos. Qupeiyin.cn RecitinglinesfrommoviesisaneffectiveandclassicwaytolearnEnglish.Sowhatifyoucoulddub配音recordingsaccompaniedbymovieclips剪辑andthensharethemwithfriends?2Younameit.Bycontributingyourvoiceyoucaneithermimic模仿theoriginalsoundtrackorcreatesomethingcompletelynewofyourown. Shorts 3WiththehelpoftheShortsappyoucanmakepicturesinyouralbumintoaslideshow.Choosefromanyoftheoff﹣the﹣shelfthemes﹣﹣﹣holidaytravelfriendshipandpartyforexample﹣eachmatchedwithitsownthememusicandslidebackground.Butifyou'renotsatisfiedwiththecombinationsfeelfreetodoalittlechangebyaddingtexttothepicturesorreplacingthemusicwithsomethinginyourownplaylist. VivaVideo Videomakingandeditingonceseemedawfullyhard.4Butthisappwilleaseyouintothefieldwithstraight﹣forwardfunctionsandcleardirectiontohelpyoucreateyourownvideostory.Apartfromfilterstickersandtextthecoolestpartofthisappisthatyoucanwritethenarrativesyourselfandaddyourownvoicetothevideo.5VivaVideorequiresarelativelypowerfulphonetorunsmoothly. A.Buthereisalittlereminder. B.That'swhyshortvideosarebecomingpopular. C.Theseappshaveavarietyofidentifications识别. D.ThisapphasmoviescartoonslecturesTVseries. E.Newbies网络新手andamateursdidn'tdaretoevengiveitatry. F.Videosandpicturesaren'tonlyforseparatepurposes. G.VideomakingandeditingiswhatApplefanswanttotry.
假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文请你修改你同桌写的以下作文.作文中共有10处语言错误每句中最多有两处.每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加删除或修改. 增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号∧并在其下面写出该加的词. 删除把多余的词用斜线\划掉. 修改在错的词下划一横线并在该词下面写出修改后的词. 注意1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词 2.只允许修改10处多者从第11处起不计分. Ialwayswantedtobegreatscientist.Ihadthesedreamsofdiscoveringanewdrugthatwouldsavethelifeofhundredsofpeople.UnfortunateIwasneververygoodatchemistryatschoolandtheteacherusedtogettingveryangrywithme.AfterawhileIdecidedIwouldbecomeaninventoranddesignedanonlyproductwhichwouldbecomeahouseholdname.Myparentswerequiteencouragedbuttoldmetobealittlemorerealistic.AfewweekslateIhadacleverideaforapenthatwouldwritewithupsidedown.Tomydisappointmentafriendofmepointedoutitwasnotanewdiscovery.
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Chineseproverbsarerichandtheyarestillwidelyused1Chinesepeople'sdailylife.Behindtheseproverbsthereareofteninteresting2story.Forexampletheproverbpluckingupacroptohelpitgrowis3baseonthefollowingstory. Itissaid4ashort﹣temperedmaninthestateofSongwasveryanxious5helphisricecropsgrowupquickly.Hewasthinkingaboutitdayandnight.Butthecropsweregrowingmuchslowerthanheexpected. Onedayhecameupwithanideathathewouldpluckupallof6hecropsafewinches.Hedidsothenextday. Hewasverytiredafterfinishingdoingthisforawholeday7hefeltveryhappysincethecropsdidgrow8high. Hissonheardaboutthisandwenttoseethecrops.9unfortunatetheleavesofthecropsbegantowither枯萎. Thisproverbtellsusthatweshouldletthingsgointheirnaturalcourse.Beinganxioustohelpaneventdevelopoften10resultinthecontrarytoourintention.
There'sagoodchancesomethingyou'veboughtonlinehasbeeninthehandsofapickerfirst.Thesearetheworkersinwarehouses仓库whopickpackandshipallthosethingswe'reordering. AtAmazonandothercompaniesthey'reworkingsidebysidewithrobots.Expertssaywhiletherobotsarereplacingsomehumanworkersthemachinesaren'tquitereadytotakeovercompletely. Whenarobotfindsitsstorageunititslidesunderneathliftsitupandthendeliversittoaworker一they'recalledpickers.Onarecentdaythecomputertoldapickertograbwhatlookedlikeafantasyboard棋盘game.Thepickerfounditcanneditandplaceditontheconveyorbelt. Inatraditionalfulfillmentcenterwheretheassociatewouldwalktothedifferentitemsitcantakehourstofulfillacustomerorder.Robinsonsays. Nowwiththehelpofrobotsthattasktakesminutes一andfewerhumans. Soisthisasignwe'reenteringanewindustrialrevolution? It'sdefinitelygoingtotakeoveralotofjobs.saysKarenMyersascientistatSRIoneofSiliconValley'soldestresearchcenters. Atthesametimeshesayswe'rerunningagainstthelimitsoftechnology.TakethepickerattheAmazonfulfillmentcenter.Myerssaysthoseskillsareprovingtobeuniquelyhuman. Ourfingersareincrediblyflexibleandthecurrentgenerationofroboticoperatorsthey'regettingmuchmuchbettershesays.Butthey'rejustnotquitethereyet. There'salsotherobot'sbrain. RememberthatboardgametheAmazonworkerwaslookingfor?Shecouldbarelyseetheboxfilledintothestoragebin﹣butshecouldtellitwasaboardgame.Robotscan'tdothat. Technologistssaythatincreasinglyhumanswillworksidebysidewithrobots﹣insteadofrobotsworkingalone. AmazonsaysrobotsandhumansenabledtheTracywarehousetofulfillcustomerordersfaster.Thatmeansmorecustomersandmorehumanworkers. 1Apickerdoessometasksexcept. A.pickinggoods B.producinggoods C.spottinggoods D.packinggoods 2Withthehelpofrobotssometasksare. A.moreefficient B.lessstraight C.moredifficult D.lessprofitable 3Comparedwithrobotshumansaremore. A.powerful B.artificial C.flexible D.energetic 4Whatisthebesttitleforthetext? A.Robotsreplacinghumanscompletely. B.Theadvantagesofshoppingonline. C.Thefutureofrobots. D.Robotsandhumansworkingsidebyside.
假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文请你修改同桌写的以下作文.文中共有10处语言错误每句中最多有两处.每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加删除或修改. 增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号∧并在其下面写出该加的词. 删减把多余的词用斜线\划掉. 修改在错词下面划一横线并在该词下面写出修改后的词. 注意1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词 2.只允许修改10处多者从第11处起不计分. WhenIwasveryyoungmyparentsteachmethevalueofwritingthank﹣younotes.WhenevertheyaskedmetoIwouldrollmyeyesandwriteitafterbirthdaysandsomefestivalsunwilling.OnlyaftermygrandmotherpassedawayIrealizetheirimpact.MymomandIhadthetaskofcleanmygrandmother'shouse.IopenedadrawerinherbedsidetablewhichIfoundabeautifulwoodenbox.IopeneditbutwasshockedtoseeeverycardIhadeverwrittentoher.Theimpactofamomentstayedwithmeallmylife.WhenIhadchildrentheylearnedfromthevalueofwritingthank﹣younotesandstilldosoevenasgrownadult.
Howoftendoyouexercise?Anewstudyfoundthatmostkidsaged12to15weren'tgettingenoughphysicalactivity.Theresultswerebasedonabout800kids.Aspartofthestudythekidstrackedandreportedontheirownactivitylevelsandtookphysicalexams. U.S.fitnessguidelinessuggestanhourormoreofphysicalactivityeveryday.Accordingtothestudyonly1in4U.S.kidsgetenoughphysicalactivity. It'scertainlyworryingtoseethatourkidshavesuchalimitedamountofphysicalactivityeachdaysaidDr.StephenPont.Heisanexpertonchildren'shealth. Fewkidsinthestudymettheguidelinesonphysicalactivitythatraisestheheartrateandmakespeoplebreatheharder.Overallabout25%saidtheygotanhourofthatkindofexerciseeveryday.Kidsalsoreportedonwhichactivitiestheydidmostoftenoutsideofschoolgymclass﹣﹣basketballforboysandrunningforgirls. Thestudyfoundthatfatteenagerswerelessactivethannormal﹣weightgirlsandboys.Fatgirlswereslightlylessactivethannormal﹣weightgirlsbutlevelsweresimilaramongoverweightandnormal﹣weightboys.Thestudyalsosaidthatthepercentoffatchildrenaged2to19was17%orabout12.5millionkids. There'salwaysroomforimprovementsaidTalaFakhouriwhowastheleaderofthestudy.ShealsosaidtheresultsprovideusefulinformationtohelpwithfitnesscampaignssuchasLet'sMovewhichwasinitiatedbyMichelleObamain2010.ToinspirekidstoeatrightandgetinshapeMichellevisitsschoolsandholdsexerciseevents.Shealsocallsonschoolstoofferregulargymclasses. Thestudyalsofoundkidswhogetphysicaleducationatschoolmaygetbettergrades. 1Whatistheresultofthenewstudy? A.800kidsdon'tgetenoughphysicalactivity. B.MostU.S.kidsdon'tgetenoughexercise. C.Kidsshouldgetphysicalactivityeveryday. D.It'simportanttotakephysicalexams. 2Whichofthefollowingsportsdogirlslikebest? A.Swimming. B.Basketball. C.Running. D.Gym. 3What'sthepurposeofthecampaignLet'sMove? A.Tohelpkidstokeepfit. B.Toprovideusefulinformation. C.Toofferregulargymclasses. D.Toholdexerciseevents. 4Accordingtothestudychildrenwithenoughexercisemay. A.belessactivethanfatchildren B.bemorewillingtohelpothers C.dobetterintheirstudies D.trytheirbesttogetinshape
假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文请你修改你同桌写的以下作文.文中共有10处语言错误每句中最多有两处.错误涉及一个单词的增加删除或修改. 增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号∧并在其下面写出该加的词. 删除把多余的词用斜线\划掉. 修改在错的词下划一横线并在该词下面写出修改后的词. 注意1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词2.只允许修改10处多者从第11处起不计分. DisappointingattheresultoftheexaminationIsatonthesofainsilentafterschool.MyfatherhefoundIwassounhappycometoaskmewhy.Afterlearningthereasonmyfathergavemeasmile.HesaidDon'tallowtheterriblythingsinyourlifetodiscountthepositiveones.Don'tletabaddayormonthoryeartomakeyoufeellikeyouhaveabadlifeinsteadfocusingoneverythingthat'sgoingwrongstartholdingontoallofthethingsthatisgoingright.You'llfeelbettersoon.HeardwhatmyfathersaidIfeltittheshametoactlikethatanddecidedtocheermyselfup.
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