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Youaredrivingtoschool.Youlookuptoseeapretty,hotairballoon.Whoa!

Youalmostwentthroughastopsign!

Inadriverlesscar,youcanlookattheballoon.Thecarseesthestopsignwithoutyourhelpandstopsthecar.CarmakersandothersarealreadytestingdriverlesscarsorAVs(automatedvehicles)intheU.S.andothercountries.

MostcarsalreadyhavesomedriverlesstechnologyliketheAnti-LockBrakingSystem(ABS).Whenacarisslippingonanicyroad,theABScantapthebrakesquickly.Thewheelsturnslowlybutdonotstop.Thedrivercanthencontrolthecartosafety.Manycarsalsohaveparallelparkingtechnology.Thesecarscanparkthemselvesalongastreet.Nodriverisneeded.

Adriverlesscarcanseetheroadbetterthanpeoplewiththehelpofradar,cameras,andlasers.Radarhelpsthecarseethingsupto100metersawayevenindarknessorrain.Camerashelpthecarseeobjectsthatareclose.Lasersthatworklikeradar,calledlidar,spinontheroofandbuilda3Dmodeloftheworldaroundthecar.AutomatedvehiclesuseaGPStofindthebestwayfromoneplacetoanother.Alltheinformationfromtheradar,cameras,lasers,andtheGPSgoestotheControllerAreaNetworkbus,whichletsallthosedevicestalktooneanother.TheCANbususestheinformationtodirectthecarandtotellthecartogoorstop.

ProblemsstillexistwithAVs.Hackers(黑客)maytakeoverthecar.Therewillprobablybefewerjobsforpeoplewhodrivetaxisandtrucks.Arobo-taxicanfindyouandtakeyoutoyourdestinationwithoutataxidriver.AVtrucksmayrollalonghighwayswithoutatruckdriver.

Inthefuture,youcanbethedriverofyourcar,oryoucanlookoutofthewindowwhilethecardrivesyou.

1.Apretty,hotairballoonismentionedinParagraph1inorderto________.

A.tellthattherearealwaysinterestingthingstoseewhiledriving

B.showhowinterestingitistodrivetoschool

C.showthestrengthofdriverlesscars

D.tellthepossibledangerwhiledriving

2.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordinParagraph3mean?

A.cars

B.equipment

C.information

D.automatedvehicles

3.Whichofthefollowingideaswilltheauthoragree?

A.Therewillbenohumandriversinthefuture.

B.Allthetruckdriverswillbeoutofworkinthefuture.

C.Allthedriverlesscarswillbesafeinthefuture.

D.Allthecarswon’tbedrivenautomaticallyinthefuture.

Domesticanimalshaveoftenbeenknowntosavetheirhumancompanionsfromdanger.FromthequickthinkingofDuke,thedogwhowarnedhisguardiansoftheirbaby’sneedformedicalattention,tothesmartactionsofservicedogYolanda,whorescuedherhighlynear-sightedhumanfromahousefirebydialing911,therearemanyanimalsouttherewhohaveearnedthelastinggratitudeoftheirhumanfriends.However,itistrulysurprisingtohearaboutundomesticated(未驯服的)animalswho,withoutanyobviousreason,steppedinandsavedhumansfromthecomingdeath.

InJune2005,atwelve-year-oldgirlwascaughtbyfourmeninruralsouth-westEthiopiaasshemadeherwayhomefromschool.Aweekafterthekidnapping,hercaptorsweretryingtomoveher,whenthreelionschasedthemenoff.Thelionsremainedwiththeterrifiedgirluntilpoliceofficersarrivedtosendhertosafety.Shetoldthemthatalthoughshehadbeenbeatenbyherkidnappers,whoitisbelievedhadbeenattemptingtosellherintoaforcedmarriage,thelionshadnottouchedher.

SergeantWondmuWedajsaid,“Theystoodguarduntilwefoundherandthentheyjustleftherlikeagiftandwentbackintotheforest.Everyonethinksthisissomekindofmiracle,becausenormallythelionswouldattackpeople.”AnEthiopianwildlifeexpertclaimedthatthelionsmayhavesparedthegirlbecausehercrieshadsoundedlikethemewingofacub(幼兽).

Thisunbelievablestoryshowsthat,contrarytocertainpopularknowledgeofwildanimalsasthreatswhomustberemovedtomakewayforhumanadvancement,wehavemuchmoreincommonwithnon-humananimalsandarealotmoredependentonthemthanwerealize.They,too,arecapableofshowingpity.They,too,havebeenknowntostepinandsavethoseweakerthanthemselvesatthemostunexpectedtimes,andinwaysthathumansoftenfailtopredict.They,too,deservetoliveouttheirlivesontheirownterms.

4.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.Thelittlegirlwasforcedtomarrythekidnapper.

B.Wildanimalsoftensavehumansforthey’reweaker.

C.Wildanimalsareoftenregardedasthreats.

D.Theliongavethegirltothepoliceasagift.

5.Thetwelve-year-oldgirlwassavedmainlybecause________.

A.thelionsfrightenedthekidnappersaway

B.shefrightenedthekidnappersawaywithhercries

C.thepolicecaughtthekidnappers

D.thekidnappersfreedherhalfway

6.Wecanconcludefromthelastparagraphthat________.

A.wildanimalsdeserveaplaceontheearth

B.humanssometimesgainrewardfromwildanimals

C.humansknowwildanimalscansometimessavetheminneed

D.itiswiseforwildanimalstobefriendlytohumans

ItisnightinNairobi,Kenya.Farmerssleepintheirhomes.Theircowssleepinareassurroundedwithfences(栅栏)whichkeepsmallanimalsaway.However,thefencesdonotstoplions,whichoftenhuntatnight.Theyeatotherwildanimalsaswellasthecows.Onthisnightthelionsgetclosetothecattlefence.Butthen,thelionsseebrightlights.Thelightsflash,turningonandoff,asiftherearepeopleholdingthelights.Thelionsrunaway.Theydonotknowthatnooneisawake!

Anelevenyearoldboyinventedtheseflashinglights.Lionlightsarehelpingpeopleandlionslivetogetherpeacefully.

Nairobiisthefastestgrowingcityintheworld.SixteenpercentofthecityisNairobiNationalParkwherewildanimalsareliving.SincemanyplaceswhereNairobiNationalParkisarenotfenced,wildanimalscanleavetheparklandfreely.Someoftheseanimals,likelions,killandeatotheranimals,suchascows.Butfarmersdependonkeepingcowstomakemoney.Sotheykilllionsinordertoprotectthecows,whichleadstoarapiddecreaseofthenumberoflionsinKenya.Thus,peoplefeeltheyhavetothinkofotherwaystoprotectcows.

RichardTurere,poorlyeducated,hasbeenresponsibleforcaringforthecattleforhisfamilysinceheturnedsix.Hetriedeverymeanshecouldthinkoftokeeplionsaway.Aftertryingmanytimes,Tureremadeadiscovery.Hesaid:

OnenightIwaswalkingaroundthecowshedwithanelectriclightinmyhand.Thatdaythelionsdidnotcome.Idiscoveredthatlionsareafraidofamovinglight.SoIhadanidea.Igotanoldcarbatteryandanindicatorbox,whichwasfoundinamotorcycle.Ithelpsdriversiftheywanttoturnrightorleft.Itflashes.AndIgotaswitchwhereIcanturnonthelights,onandoff.SoIsetupeverything.Thelightsflashed.TheytrickedthelionsintothinkingthatIwaswalkingaround,butIwassleepinginmybed!

Sometimesthebestsolutionsaresimpleandlocal.Lionlightsareasimpledesignbyalocalboywithlowlevelofeducation,buttheyarepartofsolvingaverybigproblem.

7.Howdolionlightshelppreventlionsfromkillingthecows?

A.Bymakinglionsafraidoftheselights.

B.Bykillinglionswiththehelpoflionlights.

C.Bymakinglionsthinksomeoneiswalkingaround.

D.Bymakinglionsseepeoplewalkingaroundatnightclearly.

8.Peopleandlionscouldn’tlivetogetherpeacefullybeforetheinventionoflionlightsbecause________.

A.lionskilledalotofwildanimalswhichfarmersdependon

B.farmerskilledlionstoprotectthecowstheyraised

C.lionsweredangeroustopeople

D.Farmershuntedlionsfortheirfur

9.WhatcanyouinferfromParagraph3?

A.Itdidn’ttakeRichardmuchtimetosolvetheproblem.

B.LionlightsareinventedfromRichard’sownlifeexperience.

C.Whentheswitchisturnedon,thelightwillbeonallthetime.

D.Richardwillwalkaroundfrequentlyatnighttokeepthelionsaway.

10.Whatdoyouthinkisthebesttitleofthetext?

A.ASimpleDesign,aLocalBoy,andaBigDifference

B.TheStoryofRichardTurere

C.LocalPeople’sSolutiontoSavingLions

D.TheInventionofLionLights.

二、完形填空

Onacoldwinternight,whenthemoonwasshiningclearly,andthesnowlayontheground,twofoxesstartedoutonahunttoobtainsomethingtosatisfytheirhunger.Inorderto11timeontheboringway,theysangandfrisked,astheywalkedalong.

Forsometime,theywere12intheirhunt.Neitherinthewood,13ontheplain,notinthevalley,noronthehill,couldtheydiscoverevenagoose(鹅)ora14.Atlast,theycametoafarmer’sbarn,standingbytheroadside.Looking15in,theireyes16astheysawthefarmer’sfattestchickenssittinginside,withoutathoughtoftheapproaching17.

Findingahole18whichtheycouldenterwith19,theyhurriedin,andspeedilysecuredthoseunprotectedchickens.

Oneofthem,toomuch20forasecondthought,abandoned(放纵)himselfwithoutlimittothe21beforehim.Theother,however,havinglookedcarefullyabouthim,concludeditbesttocontrolhisappetite.

Infact,hehadnoticedthattheopeningwhichhadjustpermittedthemto22theirwaythroughwasextremelysmall.Hethoughtthatif,slimandhalf-starved,theycouldbarelyenter,buttopassoutatthesameplaceafterarichmealcouldbetotally23.What,then,wouldbecomeofhim,ifsuddenly24,andhehadtoescapeforhislife?

Justasmorningbegantodawn,whoshouldappear25

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