提示:
1.你赞同开发机器人;
2.机器人的应用可以使人类免除大量繁重的劳动;
3.人类将拥有更多闲暇(leisure)时间;
4.机器人的应用不会使人懒惰,只会激起人们对人工智能研究的兴趣;
5.机器人不能独立思考,需按人类的指令工作,因而不存在机器人“统治世界”的问题。
注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;
2.可以适当增加细节内容,以使行文连贯;
3.开头已经写好,不计入总词数。
Hello everyone,
My topic today is “Should artificial intelligence robot be developed”?
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Yours,
Li Hua
2 . While most people were stuck at home last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, feeling isolated, some young people were thinking outside the box and reached for the sky as they created an impressive work.
When Bilibili uploader Lin Xiao, had too many bags to carry, instead of asking someone for help, the then 18-year-old spent about nine months addressing the problem. He built a robot, which can follow him wherever he goes, and upon which he can ride. The robot’s name? Devil! The name comes from the background music Devil’s Swing (Remix) for the video game Bendy and the Ink Machine. It resembles a suitcase, which can follow Lin wherever he goes, day or night, and detect obstacles in its path. It can also be used for transport and even charges Lin’s electronic devices.
Lin did everything himself, from designing the robot with 3D modeling, manufacturing the physical parts and programming it, to assembling all the components and electronics. The robot has a steel structure, a 3D-printed plastic shell and two 2D laser and radar scanners. The brain of the robot is powered by Arduino, an open-source electronics platform, and computing and coding solutions from computer manufacturer Raspberry Pi.
Lin admits that Devil is not perfect, but he hopes that it can inspire his peers to believe “what you do matters” and that they can make a difference in people’s lives. He sees Devil as “a toddler who is learning to walk”.
Lin’s passion for robotics began in his first year at his high school, when a teacher, discovered his talent for working with computers. He provided full support to advance Lin’s skills and took him to various computer science competitions.
1. How did the robot get its name Devil?A.From a video. | B.From an online game. |
C.From a scientific fiction. | D.From a piece of music. |
A.It looks like a suitcase. | B.It is entirely made of steel. |
C.It can charge cellphones. | D.It can serve as a transportation tool. |
A.Unsatisfied. | B.Hopeful. | C.Concerned. | D.Critical. |
A.A young man thinking uniquely. | B.An impressive robot. |
C.A young tech influential. | D.Lin’s passion for robotics. |
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Last Sunday, I walked my dog, Zuma, in a small square near my home, when there was a little blond-haired boy. She looked kind of lonely and was kicking a football by himself. For my surprise, Zuma, who had been afraid of other child before, was drawn to the little boy. So, I would asked permission for us to watch his football practice. He was shyly but said OK. Later, Zuma got so exciting watching him kick the football that he ran up to the boy. We are extremely happy to cheer on little boy. And I felt he had a good time with us, either.
4 . Cherry blossoms (樱花) in Kyoto, Japan, reached peak bloom (绽放) on March 26 this year — the earliest the event has occurred in 1,200 years of records. Why so soon?
According to records previously collected by Professor Yasuyuki Aono, Kyoto’s cherry blossoms had consistently flowered around April 10 to 17 for over a thousand years. The Washington Post reports that Japan’s most famous flowers have been trending toward blooming earlier each spring, with scientists blaming the phenomenon on increasing global temperatures. And this year, the peak has shifted all the way into the previous month. “The Kyoto Cherry Blossom record is incredibly valuable for climate change research. Even a slight drop or rise of springtime temperatures can be recorded by it,” research scientist Benjamin Cook said, noting that warmer temperatures typically mean cherry blossoms bloom earlier.
Cherry blossoms are influenced so easily by temperature that trees in Tokyo even bloomed in autumn after typhoons caused warmer weather in 2018. Meanwhile, Aono estimated that Kyoto has warmed by 3.4 degrees Celsius since 1820.While this year’s cherry blossom peak was Kyoto’s earliest in 1,200 years, this isn’t the case in other parts of Japan Tokyo reached peak bloom on March 22, which is three days earlier than average and the earliest date since 1953.
However, the global trend seems to be slowly pushing cherry blossoms into full bloom to earlier in the year regardless of where they’re planted. In 2019, scientist Patrick Gonzalez noted that the trend of earlier blooming seen among cherry blossoms in Washington was “consistent with human-caused climate change.”
Cherry blossoms are considered in full or peak bloom when 80 percent of the flowers have bloomed, which usually occurs within a week of the first flowers opening. Elements other than may also be involved in the early blooming. Gonzalez offered the warning that “no research has examined all of the factors, and it is a long way to go.”
1. How does the author introduce the topic?A.By stating a fact. | B.By giving an example. |
C.By describing a custom. | D.By sharing an experience. |
A.Cherry trees will die in cold weather. | B.Springtime temperatures are falling. |
C.Cherry is sensitive to temperature change. | D.Early blooming also appeared elsewhere. |
A.The studies have covered all factors. |
B.Further scientific study is still needed. |
C.Climate change is the only influential factor. |
D.Reasons of early blooming have been identified. |
A.To discuss the negative impact of human-caused climate change |
B.To appeal to the public to appreciate Cherry blossoms |
C.To call attention to the increasing global temperatures |
D.To introduce one influential factor of Cherry blossoms blooming |
5 . It’s a really cold winter day. I had just finished some shopping, and was ready to
He never begged. It was more like he was open to
He had been an epileptic (癫痫患者) since his childhood. He couldn’t even
I started feeling
I was
A.leave | B.close | C.book | D.sell |
A.crying | B.news | C.music | D.voice |
A.feared | B.followed | C.doubted | D.passed |
A.refusing | B.sending | C.hiding | D.accepting |
A.tiredly | B.quietly | C.excitedly | D.angrily |
A.track | B.forgive | C.thank | D.shape |
A.get | B.miss | C.post | D.avoid |
A.communication | B.environment | C.difference | D.responsibility |
A.sorry | B.lucky | C.calm | D.cold |
A.nature | B.promise | C.ability | D.peace |
A.respect | B.room | C.love | D.need |
A.give back | B.go after | C.grow into | D.hold out |
A.hopeless | B.amazed | C.carefree | D.honored |
A.certain | B.nervous | C.worried | D.annoyed |
A.letter | B.gift | C.word | D.beat |
6 . When it comes to cooling the planet, forests have more than one trick upon their trees. A new study finds tropical (热带的) forests help cool the average global temperature by more than 1℃. “The effect is largely from forests’ ability to stockpile CO2. But around one third of that tropical cooling effect comes from several other processes, such as the letting-out of water vapor (水蒸气),” researchers reported on March 24 in Frontiers in Forests and Global Change.
“We tend to focus on CO2 and other greenhouse gases, but forests can not only keep CO2,” said Deborah Lawrence, an environmental scientist at the University of Virginia. “It’s time to think about what else forests are doing for us besides keeping CO2.”
“Researchers already know that forests influence their local climates through various chemical processes. Trees let out water vapor through their leaves and, like human sweating, this cools the trees and the things around them. But on a global scale, it isn’t clear how the other cooling works compared with the cooling provided by forests’ ability of keeping CO2,” Lawrence said.
So she and her colleagues studied how over-cutting would affect global temperatures, using data gathered from other studies. For example, the researchers used data to decide how much the letting-out of CO2 stored by those forests would warm the global temperature. They then compared those results with other studies’ results of how much the loss of other aspects of forests.
The researchers found that in forests at latitudes (纬度) from around 50°S of the equator to 50°N, the primary way that forests influenced the global average temperature was through CO2 store. But other cooling factors still played large roles.
1. What does the underlined word “stockpile” in paragraph 1 mean?A.Improve. | B.Explore. | C.Store. | D.Defend. |
A.Forests need CO2 to keep their balance. | B.Some chemicals are harmful to forests. |
C.Forests can sweat and breathe like humans. | D.Forests may benefit us in many other ways. |
A.The result of Lawrence’s research. |
B.Lawrence’s research method. |
C.The difficulty that Lawrence was faced with. |
D.The reason why Lawrence studied trees. |
A.Nature. | B.Technology. | C.Culture. | D.Sports. |
1.时间和地点;
2.事情的经过;
3.你的感想。
注意:1.词数100左右;
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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Students at a primary school in Hangzhou had their first class on movable type (活字印刷)
The West Lake Primary School in Zhejiang Province has introduced the course in the new term. An expert in Chinese characters culture has been invited to the campus,
The school said the course is aimed at improving the students’ awareness of Chinese characters and their appreciation of Chinese culture.
9 . Located in Ontario, Canada, the Niagara Falls is the seventh wonder of the world and the fastest flowing waterfall in the world. When I went to tour it, I found there were some truly amazing ways to
One way was to take a
Another
A.experience | B.destroy | C.protect | D.establish |
A.photo | B.raincoat | C.lantern | D.boat |
A.ran out | B.broke down | C.fell apart | D.passed by |
A.novelists | B.passengers | C.employers | D.composers |
A.close | B.similar | C.polite | D.equal |
A.spot | B.water | C.color | D.mist |
A.get | B.fall | C.knock | D.look |
A.music | B.laughter | C.shout | D.sound |
A.see | B.hear | C.find | D.keep |
A.Shortly | B.Actually | C.Obviously | D.Firstly |
A.fly | B.head | C.date | D.flow |
A.career | B.edge | C.trip | D.reality |
A.way | B.aim | C.defeat | D.fantasy |
A.effective | B.extinct | C.distant | D.narrow |
A.lit | B.improved | C.transported | D.limited |
A.held | B.rolled | C.arrived | D.fallen |
A.opportunity | B.view | C.favour | D.habit |
A.long | B.thin | C.thick | D.high |
A.Although | B.Unless | C.After | D.Before |
A.extreme | B.classic | C.peaceful | D.powerful |
10 . The story happened in the morning. I just
A man approached and said my wallet had
Having thanked him, I drove back to the previous
I simply saw her disappearing
A.rescued | B.collected | C.protected | D.separated |
A.flashing | B.blocking | C.admiring | D.shutting |
A.crossed | B.walked | C.climbed | D.pulled |
A.confused | B.annoyed | C.relieved | D.pleased |
A.dropped onto | B.covered up | C.fallen off | D.made for |
A.Precisely | B.Accidentally | C.Fortunately | D.Suddenly |
A.chose | B.forgot | C.expected | D.deserved |
A.house | B.square | C.bank | D.spot |
A.faded | B.mattered | C.landed | D.worked |
A.versions | B.contents | C.mixtures | D.elements |
A.responsible | B.innovative | C.grateful | D.enthusiastic |
A.lowered | B.raised | C.nodded | D.shook |
A.signal | B.figure | C.face | D.light |
A.generous | B.modest | C.eager | D.honest |
A.appreciation | B.ambition | C.curiosity | D.sincerity |