【推荐1】Imagine—you are running to catch a train, only to find that you forgot your identification（身份）card! There is no way you can get on board without _______ ID card.

Don’t worry. In the near future, people _______ just need a digital（数字的）ID on their smartphones（手机）.

_______ March 11, at a two sessions news conference（两会新闻发布会）, Premier Li Keqiang said that the government would introduce a digital version of the national ID cards this year. One aim（目标）is to better meet the basic living needs of more than 100 million people _______ live away from their home provinces.

These people have to go to school or work at _______ places other than their homes. _______ to prove（证明）that “I am who I am”, they have to run back and forth across provinces to provide ID on the spot. _______ is a waste of time, money and manpower（人力）, noted The Paper.

Digital ID cards can allow relevant（相关的）information _______ by a simple scan（扫描）with a smartphone, said Premier Li.

The government would also provide convenience for people who do not used smartphones, _______ the elderly. People’s information security（安全） ________ privacy would also be taken note of, said the Premier.

The digital ID could be used to open bank accounts（账户）, check into hotels and buy high-speed railway tickets, among other things.

【推荐2】With the development of science and technology, many great changes have taken place around us. Did you happen ________ a car driven by a computer? Recently, China has made a big step toward self-driving technology. ________ August 2022, driverless taxis has run on roads in Wuhan and Chongqing.

You may wonder ________.   Self-driving cars bring us many benefits. They use computers to sense the things around ________ and make better use of space. This means fewer traffic jams and better parking of cars. For disabled people, self-driving cars can also help them get around more easily.

According to an official survey, each year, more than 1. 35 million people ________ on roads around the world, and more are injured. It’s reported that self-driving cars can reduce road accidents by 90 percent and save governments a lot of money. The main cause of car accidents ________ human error（错误）. By using computers, self-driving cars don’t make poor decisions or lose focus like humans do.

But self-driving cars aren’t perfect. If something unexpected on the road happens, self-driving cars can’t react（反应） as ________ as a human driver could. Also, during weather events like heavy snow, self-driving cars wouldn’t see the lines on the road easily. It might lead to ________ accident. The car’s computer system ________ be broken by someone, causing it to crash or change its direction.

In a word, self-driving cars have brought us much convenience, ________ there is still a long way to go. Then we can make them a common and safe sight（景象）on our roads. And China is taking the lead in making this happen, said China Daily.

This is Tammela School, a primary school in Finland. The students _______ a math class with their robot teacher.

The “teacher” is _______ small, blue machine about 25 centimeters (厘米) high. Whenever students have problems, it helps them very patiently (耐心地) _______ never gets bored.

“The robot can make students _______ in class than usual. I see Elias as one of the tools to get different kinds of practice and activities into the classroom,” a teacher said.

So far the school _______ four robot teachers and one of them is a language teacher that can _______ 23 languages and dance to music. “_______ is necessary to encourage kids to come up with new ways to make use of technology (科技) in school life,” the head of the school said in the interview.

We use the robots _______ improve learning. This doesn’t mean _______ human teachers will lose their jobs. The robots can teaches well, but they ________ keep class in order (秩序). The school still needs human teachers.