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This year, COVID-19 broke out again in many places in China. Shanghai is one of the worst cities among them. To fight against COVID-19, Shanghai built many makeshift(临时的)hospitals in the city.

Inside a makeshift hospital, a group of 28 disinfection(消毒)robots were working busily. Each of them could work 24 hours a day without any rest.

At the same time, a group of 5G indoor multifunctional(多功能的)cloud robots were busy delivering food in the hospital. Each robot could send about 20 boxed meals at a time. They usually went to patients’ areas and waited for them to collect their food. “In the past, it usually took a worker about 20 minutes to send 20 boxed meals. Now the work can be completed in just 5 minutes with the help of these robots,” a patient said.

“The robots not only make our work much easier, but also help protect us from catching the disease(疾病),” said a worker in the hospital.

To win the fight quickly, the local government also put more than 200 robots into use at a makeshift hospital. Outside those makeshift hospitals, more and more unmanned cars appeared on the streets to help people.

1. How many kinds of robots are mentioned in the passage?
A.One.B.Two.C.Three.
2. What does the underlined word “delivering” mean in Chinese?
A.烹饪B.采购C.运送
3. The word “them” in Paragraph 3 refers to ________.
A.the robotsB.the patientsC.the workers
4. How long did it save to finish sending about 20 boxed meals with the help of the robots?
A.About 5 minutes.B.About 10 minutes.C.About 15 minutes.
5. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A.The worker was happy with the robots.
B.200 robots provided service in Shanghai.
C.The robots needed to have a rest every two hours.

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