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刘徽是中国古代最杰出的数学家之一，他在中国算术史上最重要的贡献就是注释《九章算术》，刘徽在割圆术中提出的“割之弥细，所失弥少，割之又割以至于不可割，则与圆合体而无所失矣”，体现了无限与有限之间转化的...
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中国古代数学家对一次同余论的研究有______的独创性和继承性大衍求一术在世界数学史上的崇高地位是不
完全 否定
明确 忽视
绝对 动摇
明显 怀疑
阮元的畴人传为中国古代的280多位科技工作者和数学家作传
筹算应用了大约两千年对中国古代数学的发展功不可没但筹算有个严重缺点就是运算过程不保留元朝数学家朱世杰
形同虚设 束缚
销声匿迹 片面
后继无人 限制
难以为继 约束
西周时的是见于著述的中国古代第一位数学家
刘徽
商高
张衡
祖冲之
中国古代数学家对一次同余论的研究有______的独创性和继承性大衍求一术在世界数学史上的崇高地位是不
完全 否定
明确 忽视
绝对 动摇
明显 怀疑
刘徽是中国古代卓越的数学家之一他在九章算术中提出了割圆术即用内接或外切正多边形逐步逼近圆来近似计算
刘徽是中国古代最杰出的数学家之一他在中国算术史上最重要的贡献就是注释九章算术刘徽在割圆术中提出的割
在欧洲德国数学家奥托在1573年求得圆周率的值在3.1415926和3.1415927之间这比中国古
刘徽
诸葛亮
祖冲之
郦道元
中国古代的数学家曾求出精确到七位有效数字的圆周率3.1415926~3.1415927之间
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祖冲之
刘徽
秦九韶
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医学家
数学家
天文学家
农学家
西周时的商高是见于著述的中国古代第一位
医学家
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文学家
老子是中国古代最杰出的政治家之一
中国古代数学家对一次同余论的研究有______的独创性和继承性大衍求一术在世界数学史上的崇高地位是不
完全 否定
明确 忽视
绝对 动摇
明显 怀疑
筹算应用了大约两千年对中国古代数学的发展功不可没但筹算有个严重缺点就是运算过程不保留元朝数学家朱世杰
形同虚设 束缚
销声匿迹 片面
后继无人 限制
难以为继 约束
中国古代除了四大发明以外在天文学数学农学和中医学等领域也取得了重大成就下列人物中属于中国古代杰出医学
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筹算应用了大约两千年对中国古代数学的发展功不可没但筹算有个严重缺点就是运算过程不保留元朝数学家朱世杰
形同虚设；束缚
销声匿迹；片面
后继无人；限制
难以为继；约束
阅读下面语段按要求回答问题中国古代数学家对一次同余论的研究有___________的独创性和继承性大
完全 否定
明确 忽视
绝对 动摇
明显 怀疑
刘徽是中国古代卓越的数学家之一他在九章算术中提出了割圆术即用内接或外切正多边形逐步逼近圆来近似计算圆
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张仲景
祖冲之
贾思勰
郦道元
中国古代的数学家取得了举世瞩目的成就下列古代数学家与其成 就对应不正确的一项是
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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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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.
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.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. Sharkshadbeenaroundforaverylongtime.Sharksarefishandthereareover400typesofsharksofthatthebiggestisthegreatwhiteshark.Whentheyhavebabiesthebabiesarecallingpups.Sharkslosetheirteethlikehumansandtheydon'tjustlosetheirbabytooth.Theyloseteeththroughouttheirlives.Whenasharklosingatoothatoothfromanotherrowofteethwillmoveintoitsplace.Newteetharealwaysgrowing.Becausemostsharkseatmeatsotheyfeedotheranimals.Sharksmightlookscarybuttheyarenotusuallydangeroustopeople.Peoplearemoredangeroustosharkssincepeoplehuntsharks.Tobesafelythoughitisagoodideatoleavesharksaloneifyouseeit!
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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