【題目】—Did you catch the first subway this morning?
—No, I didn’t. It had started moving __________ I could get on it.
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【題目】 --- ______ difficult time!
--- Yes, they only could make a living by selling newspapers and carrying bricks.
A. What B. What a C. How D. How a
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【題目】【四川省成都市2015年中考英語試題】It’s true that we are not born for _.
A.us B.ours C.ourselves
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【題目】 --- What will the weather be like tomorrow?
--- It ______ be rainy, cloudy or sunny. Who knows?
A. must B. might C. shall D. should
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We all know the strange feeling of watching the time change on a clock. You never really see it change because the hands move so slowly. But, of course, the time is changing all the time.
Human faces, like clock faces, are also changing. And like clocks, the changes take place too slowly to be noticed. Over many thousands of years, though, huge changes are possible. For example, the human brain is three times as large as it was thousands of years ago. Our faces became fatter, and began to think more.
If our heads became larger in the past, how will things change in the future? Unlike the changes of a clock face, the changes in human faces are very difficult to predict(預(yù)測). One of the main reasons for this is the way in which we can now control parts of nature. Hundreds of thousands of years ago, all changes were natural, but now we can actively choose paths for our own evolution(進化).
A US artist named Nickolay Lamm has recently offered an idea. It is what human faces may one day look like. The designs, inspired(受啟發(fā))by his conversations with the scientist Alan, show humans with larger heads and eyes. In particular(特別的), Lamm predicts the forehead may be larger because of increasing usage of the brain.
Just a few hundred years ago, most humans were working in the fields. However, nowadays more and more people receive education. These are just predictions, and no one can be sure how human beings will become in the future. But with such huge changes in our environments, it seems likely(很可能)that we will not look the same in the future.
Changes to human 【1】 | |
Similarity between the changes to the clocks and human faces | ※ They both keep 【2】 all the time. ※ The changes are too 【3】 to be noticed. ※ Over the time, it is 【4】 for huge changes to take place. |
Examples of human faces changes in the 【5】. | ※ The human brain has become lager since thousands of years ago. ※ Human faces became 【6】 and humans began to think more. |
What human faces may look like in the fixture | ※ It is 【7】 to predict. What human faces may look like in the future ※ A US artist, Lamn, shows humans with 【8】 heads and eyes. ※ He predicts that because humans 【9】 the brain more often. |
Conclusion | ※ How human beings will become is 【10】. But the huge changes in our environment are likely to make humans look very different. |
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Have you ever taken a flight from Beijing Daxing International Airport (BDIA)? After opening on Sept 25, BDIA drew attention not just for its design , but also for its many high-tech facilities (設(shè)施) and services.
The new airport, seated in the southernmost part of Beijing, is made up of a main terminal (航站樓) ,a supporting service building and a parking lot.
Together, they cover an area of about 1.4 million square meters, which is equal to 63 Tian'anmen Squares, according to Beijing Review.
The new airport is expected to handle(處理) 45 million passenger trips a year by 2022 and 72 million by 2025, China Daily reported. With more runways planned, the new airport will eventually handle more than 100 million passengers each year. That's around the total population of the UK and Canada combined(總共的).
The airport has many new technologies that make it smarter and more efficient (有效率的). It is the world's first airport with a double-deck departure and arrival (雙進雙出) design for its terminal building.“It's more efficient for passengers than any other large airport terminal of the same size in the world," Guo Yanchi, the chief engineer in charge of construction (建造),told China Daily.
According to the Civil Aviation Administration of China, 86 percent of check-ins can be done through self service check in kiosks (自助值機-體機) and 76 percent of luggage can be checked automatically (自動地) with the help of self service bag-drop machines. Other technologies, such as a facial recognition (人臉識別) system, allow passengers to have a quicker check-in and boarding process.
The airport will also use a robot-operated parking system. Drivers just need to park their cars in given areas. Robots will then carry them to an empty space. When collecting their cars, drivers simply need to scan a parking ticket to find out where to collect their cars.
【1】What do we know about BDIA?
A.It's very large.B.It is in Beijing's city center.
C.It was designed by a Chinese architect.D.It's not completed yet.
【2】BDIA is expected to eventually handle passengers every year.
A.45 millionB.72 millionC.85 millionD.100 million
【3】What do we know from Paragraph 5?
A.Robots will help passengers board.
B.Passengers will spend less time boarding at BDIA.
C.Passengers won't need to check in in person.
D.Machines will replace human workers at the airport.
【4】The smart parking lot shows us .
A.that it's not convenient to park cars at BDIA
B.how new technologies make BDIA more efficient
C.that BDIA is the largest airport in the world
D.that building the airport was difficult
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【題目】—Will they send their homework ______ the teacher ______ email?
—Yes, they will.
A. for; by B. at; with C. to; by D. by; to
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【題目】 I didn’t go last month.
A. somewhere quiet
B. quiet somewhere
C. anywhere quiet
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【題目】—Must I clean the classroom now?
—No, you_______.
A. mustn’t B. can’t C. needn’t
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