2017年人教版选修7unit5travellingabroadReading课时作业.doc

2017年人教版选修7 unit 5 travelling abroad reading 课时作业 Many of you are studying hard because you have to compete with many others in the upcoming national college entrance exam. But it may not occur to you that one of your competitors is a robot. An artificial intelligence (Al) robot will take in the 2017 National College Entrance Exam, reported China Daily. “The robot will sit three exams: math, Chinese, and a comprehensive test of liberal arts (文科), which includes history, politics and geography,” Lin Hui, CEO of an Al company in Chengdu. Like the others who take the exam, the robot will have to finish the tests in the given time. But instead of taking exams together with other students, the robot will take its exams in a closed room without anyone else present, except for proctors (监考人) and a notary (公证人). It is expected to be totally disconnected form the Internet and solve the problems with its Al program. It’s believed that Chinese and the test of its liberal arts skills, rather than its math skills, will give the robot its biggest challenges. Questions in math are objectives with specific answers, while in the other test subjects such as reading comprehension and essay writing. The robot aims to be enrolled in one of the first-class Chinese universities in 2017, and then try to get into the more famous universities of Tsinghua or Peking University in 2020. 1. The author wrote the passage in order to _____. A. lay more burden on Grade 3 students B. inform readers of the explosive news C. introduce the function of the robot D. predict what robots will do in the future 2. What’s the main idea of the second paragraph? A. The differences between the robot and other candidates B. The specific information about how the robot will take the exam C. The ideal universities of the robot D. The advantages the robot has 3. Which is one of the biggest challenges for the robot candidate? A. Math calculating B. Objective questions C. Liberal ar