- May I borrow the ring- You can take _______...

- May I borrow the ring

- You can take _______ you like.

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All the books I have are here. You may borrow ______ you like.

A．whatever　　 　　　　　　　 B．whichever

C．whenever 　　　　　　　 　　 D．however

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If you can’t decide which of the two books to borrow, why don’t you take________? I won’t read them this week.

A．all                        B．any

C．either                     D．both

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— Are the two dresses of the same size and price?

— Yes. You may take 　　　　　　 , if you like.

A. everyone B. all　 C. each　　 D. either

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— Are the two dresses of the same size and price?

— Yes. You may take 　　　　　　 , if you like.

A. everyone B. all　 C. each　　 D. either

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— Do you feel like taking a walk in the park?

— ____.

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－Sir，may I borrow some new books?

－Sorry，you can't________you haven't turn back those you borrowed one month ago.

unless　 B．before　 C．because　 D．until

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The future of work

If you can get it, Robots may well take your job — eventually Pioneers are not always welcome. In 1589 William Lee made his way to the English queen, hoping to be granted a patent for his invention, a knitting (编织) machine. Queen Elizabeth I turned him down: “Consider what the invention could do to my poor people,” she commanded. “It would surely bring to them ruin by taking away their employment.”

The fears of Queen have echoed down the centuries. In the 21st century the concerns have switched to robots and artificial intelligence (AD); 30% of American workers believe their jobs are likely to be replaced by robots and computers in their lifetime.

Daniel Susskind has written about this issue before in “The Future of the Professions”, co-authored with his father, Richard. That book focused on the threat by machine-learning to doctors, lawyers and the like.

In the past the relationship between machine and human labour has been driven by two factors: the substituting effect, which caused people to lose jobs, and the complementing (补足) effect, which allowed employees to do their work more productively. The author worries that, in the future, the substituting effect will rule. Advances in AI have been so rapid that machines will eventually be better than people at most activities, he says. A few highly paid humans will still be employed, but the rest will either struggle to find work or fall into the “precariat”, stuck in jobs that are not just poorly paid but unstable and stressful.

Perhaps. It is impossible to be sure whether the latest advances will in the end have mainly good or bad economic effects. Books like his are a useful summary of the current debate on an important subject. But they are not crystal balls.

1.William Lee’s request was turned down for fear that_________.

A.British people couldn’t afford the knitting machine

B.British workers were at the risk of losing their jobs

C.the knitting machine might be ruined by violent workers

D.William Lee would make a huge profit from the patent

2.The fears of Queen in Paragraph 2 refer to the fear that____________.

A.fears can be echoed down for centuries

B.workers are too stressful with the help of machines

C.machines and automation threaten people’s employment

D.doctors, lawyers and the like are likely to be replaced

3.Daniel Susskind worries that___________.

A.most jobs will be at risk because of substituting effect

B.employees will work less productively because of complementing effect

C.30% of American workers will do jobs related to AI

D.large numbers of jobs will be lost because of complementing effect

4.The writer’s attitude to AI advances is　　　　 .

A.indifferent B.positive

C.negative D.uncertain

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Life is not always easy. One day you wake up feeling like you can take over the world, and the next day you wake up feeling like all you want to do is to lie in bed and hide from everything.

People walk into your life, grab your hand, and lead you through the most beautiful path you’ve known, but sometimes the same people let go of your hand without warning, and you become stranded at a place where you never thought you’d feel lost.

Let’s be honest, sometimes everything is going so great and it seems like nothing could go wrong, but right when you begin to think that, something so horrible comes crashing down and all of a sudden more problems come drowning around you and you just feel so hopeless because it’s so bad…

It’s so hard to understand why such things happen in life, and I personally wish I had an answer to that “why” you always ask yourself, but all I can say is no matter how hard life gets, you have to keep going. The life around you will never stop going on.

I’ll be honest and say that sometimes I feel a little bit worried and all I can think is “Will I be able to keep up? What if everything goes too fast?” But I realize that being scared and living with that burden of running away from problems only slow me down even more.

And I’ve come to the point where I believe that because life never stops, I shouldn’t stop either. It’s okay to take a break and to give yourself time to heal, but you cannot give up and you cannot quit.

Keep positive, fill your heart with gratitude for what you already have, and always remind yourself to be humble and true to who you are!

1.How does the author illustrate “Life is not always easy”?

A. By making comparisons　　 B. By using some famous sayings

C. By presenting his own experience　　 D. By listing statistics

2.According to the author, it is 　　　　 to try running away from problems.

A. pointless　　 B. reasonable

C. helpful　　 D. considerate

3.Which saying can exhibit the author’s attitude towards life?

A. Save against a rainy day.

B. Constant dripping wears away the stone.

C. A good medicine tastes bitter.

D. Think it over before you leap.

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---- Can I sit in the front row?

----Yes, you can take ________ seat you like.

A. whatever　　 B. what

C. whichever　　 D. which

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