I am surprised that you should have been fool...

I am surprised that you should have been fooled by such a simple ______.

A．role              B．test              C．deal              D．trick

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33. It is surprising that he_______have been such foolish, he never made such a mistake.

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1.He was surprised that his question should have caused such a strong _______________(反应).

2.Your _______________(表现) as a student will be excellent if you develop a habit of reflecting on how you learn.

3.Don’t you believe in _______________(平等) between men and women.

4.This is a copy of the famous picture, and the _______________(原来的) work is now in the British Museum.

5.The US wants big cuts in European _______________(农业的) export subsidies, but this is meeting resistance..

6.E_______________ your child will leave home to lead her own life as a fully independent adult.

7.Most people would rather the c_______________ were sentenced to life in prison.

8.One of the s_______________ to the heavy traffic problem is to reduce the number of vehicles.

9.We have v_______________ summer camps for your holidays. You can choose one based on your own interests.

10.Roger turned down the i_______________ to speak at the science conference.

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I could hardly believe he ______ have been taken in by such a simple trick.

A. could        B. should       C. may          D. must

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I could hardly believe he ______ have been taken in by such a simple trick.

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—I am really struck by your spoken English. You speak so fluently. Have you been abroad?

—Yes. I ______ in London for two years.

A. have stayed　　 B. stayed

C. had stayed　　 D. have been staying

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You _____ of the time of the party, but I forgot. I am so sorry.

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You have probably been told by your high school instructor that writing is an important and practical skill. However, you may not be convinced that the ability to write will be important in your own future. If so, you will be surprised at the results of a recent survey by the National Institute of Education. More than four thousand working men and women who had graduated fifteen years earlier were asked to name the courses they would have taken in college if they had known better. The designer of the survey expected people to name courses in computer science, mathematics, or business. But the course most often mentioned was writing.

If you already have a job, you are probably not surprised at their answers. Many jobs require the ability to write. Despite the increasing use of the telephone and the computer, much information must be communicated in writing.Some ten million people—managers, engineers, sales representatives, and many others— write regularly as part of their jobs. Summaries, reports, reports, letters and speeches are required in today’s work world. The ability to write, therefore, is an important skill. The successful individual is almost always the one who can communicate successfully in writing.

Writing communicates your thoughts and feelings to others; it also tells you something about yourself. Maybe this is what Eldridge Cleaver had in mind in his autobiography, “I started to write... to save myself...I had to seek out the truth... I had to find out who I am and what I want to be ,what type of man I should be ,and what I could do to become the best of which I was capable.”

1.Why does the author say writing is very important?

A.Because it is a required course at high school and college.

B.Because it is a way to communicate your thoughts.

C.Because it is an important skill for many jobs.

D.Because it shows your good quality.

2.The survey conducted by the National Institute of Education shows that .

A.more than 4,000 working people value the course of writing

B.many people regard computer science as a useful course

C.some people would study business if they had a chance

D.most people consider writing to be an important course

3.The author suggests that　 need to communicate a lot in writing.

A.mangers　

B.engineers

C.sales representatives　

D.all of the above

4.Why is Eldridge Cleaver’s autobiography mentioned in the passage?

A.To clarify what writing means to people.

B.To show what good writing is.

C.To encourage people to write.

D.To provide evidence for the survey.

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Program fools humans

Have you ever been so bored that you started a conversation with a “chatbot (聊天机器人)”? You probably discovered quickly that it wasn't much fun, because the things it says hardly ever make any sense and chatting with it doesn't provide the same kind of back-and-forth as a human conversation.

That might have made you wonder: will a computer ever be able to talk like a human?

That day is certainly getting closer now. A computer program named “Eugene Goostman” has successfully passed the Turing test – by fooling people into thinking it was a 13-year-old boy, reported AFP on June 9.

While you may have never heard of the Turing test, it means a lot in the world of artificial (人工的) intelligence.

According to USA Today, the test was first invented in 1950 by Alan Turing, a British computer expert best known for his code-breaking work during World War II. In his test, a group of human judges take turns having keyboard conversations for five minutes with two subjects – a human and a piece of computer software. If up to 30 percent of the judges fail to tell the two apart, the program is considered to have passed the test.

“If a machine is indistinguishable (无法区分的) from a human, then it could be said to be ‘thinking’,” wrote Turing in his paper Computing, Machinery & Intelligence back in 1950.

No computer had ever passed the Turing test before. But this time, Eugene Goostman, developed by two Russian scientists to simulate (模拟) a 13-year-old boy, managed to convince 33 percent of judges that it was human.

Machines are close to “reaching the milestone of communicating with us in a way that we are comfortable with”, Professor Kevin Warwick of the University of Reading, UK, told The Telegraph. “This brings closer the time in which robots start to play an active role in our daily lives.”

Some people feel a bit disturbed by the news. They worry that computers will outsmart humans in the near future and take over the world. But Warwick said that it is unlikely that this will happen any time soon. After all, computers have only just learned to have a five-minute conversation, while we humans can do so much more than that.

1.What is the main purpose of the article?

A. To inform us about the disadvantages of talking with a “chatbot”.

B. To introduce the background and significance of the Turing Test.

C. To explain how the computer program “Eugene Goostman” works.

D. To report on a recent breakthrough in the world of artificial intelligence.

2.Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Turing Test according to the article?

A. Several computer programs have successfully passed the test since it was introduced.

B. A program that is believed to have passed the test must fool at least half of the judges.

C. The Turing Test is used as a way to determine whether machines can think.

D. Machines that have passed the test can communicate with us freely.

3.What is Warwick's attitude toward the invention of Eugene Goostman?

A. He expects it to play a more active role in our daily lives.

B. He is optimistic about humans' control of computers in the coming years.

C. He is concerned that computers might one day get the better of humans.

D. He feels uncomfortable communicating with machines like Eugene Goostman.

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It was dangerous for you to swim in that river. You________eaten by the fish.

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