The computer is fast， and never make a mistake， while people are too slow， and full of mistakes sometimes． Now a（36） can do a lot of everyday jobs wonderfully． It is（37） used in factories， hospitals， post office． A computer can report， decide and control in almost（38） field． Many computer scientists are thinking of（39） the computer "think" like a man． With the help of a person， a computer can（40） pictures， write music， talk with people， play chess， recognize voice， translate languages and so on． Perhaps（41） computers will really think and feel． Do you think the people will be afraid（42） they find that the computer is too clever to listen to（43） the people？ But I believe man is（44） the master of the computer． The computer works only （45） the help of man． It cannot take place of man．
36． A． boy |
B． computer |
C． woman |
D． teacher |
37． A． widely |
B． slowly |
C． sadly |
D． hardly |
38．A． either |
B． both |
C． every |
D． none |
39． A． making |
B． leaving |
C． feeling |
D． taking |
40． A． hear |
B． talk |
C． draw |
D． put |
41． A． one day |
B． a day |
C． any day |
D． every day |
42． A． what |
B． when |
C． where |
D． why |
43． A． choose |
B． get |
C． have |
D． serve |
44． A． seldom |
B． never |
C． always |
D． sometimes |
45． A． with |
B． about |
C． beside |
D． for |
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Now，l very carefully to what the teacher says．
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Hitchbot
Have you ever seen a hitchhiker（搭便车的旅行者）standing by the side of a road？Now drivers in Canada might see（51） unusual hitchhiker； a hitchhiking robot．
One of its inventors，David Harris Smith，has hitched across Canada three times．Smith and a friend，Frauke Zeller，have built Hitchbot because they wanted（52） （see） if people would stop and give the robot a lift and talk to it．The robot can chat about things it has learned，and about（53） （it） trip．You might think it's a joke，（54） Smith and Zeller's experiment has a serious point：can robots and people get along？
Hitchbot（55） （begin） its journey in Nova Scotia in July．It has already completed a third of its 6，000﹣mile trip to Victoria．More than 57，000 people are following its journey（56） （close） on Facebook and Twitter，and travelers have posted lots of（57） （photo） on the websites．Hitchbot has also done some shopping，eaten motor oil，and had fun with travelers．Nobody knows（58） it will finish its journey．It might be（59） （long） than expected，but Zeller and Smith want Hitch to get（60） many rides as it can．It hasn't been in a self﹣driving car yet，but anything is possible!
This story tells of two sporting heroes who made an impossible dream come true．Bob Champion was a young jockey （骑师） with a bright（1） ．Then，one day，he fell off his horse．He went to the doctor（2） his injuries（伤） and was surprised when he（3） that he had cancer．The medical treatment lasted many months and made him very（4） ．At times，he nearly died．
As the same time，there was a successful（5） called Aldaniti．Unluckily，during one race，the horse got a serious injury．The horse's owners（6） to put the horse down though the doctor advised the horse's trainer to do so．They（7） Aldaniti for a whole year and the horse's injuries got better．
By this time，Bob Champion was out of（8） ．Slowly，he got back his strength．Eight months later，he（9） to his job as a jockey．A month after that，he rode the winning horse in a race．Soon afterwards，Aldaniti（10） returned to training．
Early the next year，（11） Bob Champion and Aldaniti were almost back to full fitness．Now，there was a new plan．Bob decided to（12） Aldaniti in the Grand National，one of the UK's most famous horse races．People watching the race knew all about the（13） fights against ill
health and injury．Every one of them wanted the fairy tale to have a（14） ending．And it was perfect．Aldaniti and Bob Champion were real sporting（15） ．
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（1）A．future |
B．idea |
C．smile |
D．voice |
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（2）A．instead of |
B．except for |
C．because of |
D．away from |
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（3）A．suggested |
B．discovered |
C．expected |
D．remember |
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（4）A．sad |
B．scared |
C．poor |
D．weak |
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（5）A．doctor |
B．horse |
C．owner |
D．trainer |
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（6）A．refused |
B．prepared |
C．regretted |
D．forgot |
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（7）A．waited for |
B．looked after |
C．called in |
D．paid for |
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（8）A．work |
B．school |
C．sight |
D．hospital |
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（9）A．stuck |
B．belonged |
C．returned |
D．moved |
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（10）A．also |
B．still |
C．even |
D．again |
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（11）A．either |
B．both |
C．all |
D．each |
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（12）A．stop |
B．walk |
C．ride |
D．feed |
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（13）A．one's |
B．pair's |
C．group's |
D．family's |
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（14）A．sad |
B．funny |
C．happy |
D．similar |
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（15）A．heroes |
B．players |
C．results |
D．events |