100 years ago, The Communist Party of China (中国共产党) was born on the Nanhu ship. After many     1     (year) of hard struggle, the Communist Party of China finally won     2     victory of the revolution and     3     (found) The People’s Republic of China in 1949, Chairman Mao wrote     4     (excited): The fate of the Chinese people     5     (be) in their own hands, China will rise in the east like the sun.

Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the people of all ethnic groups     6     (overcome) difficulties and made a series     7     great achievements. In the days to come, every Chinese should be full of confidence in     8     (move) towards a better future. With more     9     (confident), diligence and     10     (strength) spirit, we express our loyalty and persistence to the party and the country.

Robotic age draws closer

These days, robots are     1     (common) than you might think. Consider the Roomba,     2     robotic vacuum cleaner (真空吸尘器) which cleans floors on its own.

“We wanted to make something simple     3     people could use every day,” says Greiner, co-founder of iRobot, the company that makes the smart vacuum cleaner.“And that's what inspired us to build the Roomba.”

Some robots like the Roomba are already very common in many US households.

iRobot makes everything from the Roomba to robots that someday might become a part of us.

“You can have robotics     4     (equip) into your body, to get back that arm or leg that you've lost, either in some accident or disease,”says Greiner.

Although robots have been developed mainly for military     5     (apply), civilian uses for the technology are growing, according to Michael Toscano, president of the Association for Unmanned(自控的) Vehicle Systems International.

Unmanned systems allow human beings to do their tasks     6     an extension of their hands, their eyes and their ears,”

“We can put them in the ocean and they     7     (swim) for eight or nine months, collecting data and monitoring ocean pollution,”says Hudson of iRobot.

Recently the US government's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) displayed a“robotic man”.

Instead of depending on the remote control, DARPA's “robotic man”can     8     (actual) look at some blocks, find one with a special pattern, and move it to a new location. Mandelbaum, DARPA's project manager, says more     9     (challenge) tasks lie ahead.

Someday, a DARPA robot might find a hidden bomb or help a disabled person select a shirt and button     10    .