2023年哈尔滨铁道职业技术学院单招英语模拟试题及答案

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A.Alltheproｇramｓａｒearｒangedｉnthesameｍｏnth． B.ＡpsychologistnａmeｄKｅnBａderｗilltａlkabｏｕthｏwseasonalcｈangｅsaffectpｅople.ﻩＣ.UＮＩＣEFhashelpedchildreｎｉｎneedｅｖerywｈeｒｅ.ﻩD．In1９tｈ－cｅｎtｕryCaliｆorniaitseｅmｅｄｅａsyforpeｏｐｌeｔｏgetrｉch.6６．Whａtdoesｔhｅｕnderlｉneｄｗorｄ“dreaded”rｅｆerｔo?．ﻩA．Veryloｖelyandｐleasant Ｂ．ＶerybadａnｄｕnpleasantﻩC.CausiｎgfiｒｅﻩD.Endless67.Fｒｏｍeaｃhofthｅsｅshorｔｐａssagｅs,wecaｎlearnabout．ﻩA.todａy’ｓAｍerｉcanｓociｅtyﻩB．someinteｒｎaｔioｎalＴVｐrogramsﻩC.thehistoryｏfthｅUN D．ｓｏｍeimportanｔeｖenｔDTheｈｕmanｂraincoｎtａins10thouｓａnｄmｉlｌｉoncellsaｎｄeacｈoｆtheｓemaｙhaｖeathousａndconｎeｃtiｏns.Sｕchlargenumbｅrsｕsedtodisｃourａgeusanｄｃａｕｓeuｓｔｏremｏvethepossibｉｌiｔyofmaｋinｇaｍachineｗｉthｈuｍan-lｉkｅabｉliｔｙ，bｕtnowｗeｈavegroｗｎusｅｄｔomovingfｏrwardatｓuchａpaｃeｗeｃanbｅｌeｓssurｅof.Quｉtesｏon，inｏnly10or2０yearｓperｈapｓ,wｅwｉllｂeablｅtofitaｍachineａscｏmplｅxaｓtheｈuｍaｎbrain，ａｎdifwecanwewilｌ.Itmaythentakｅuｓalｏngtiｍetomａkeitintellｉgentbｙloadｉnｇinthｅriｇhtsｏｆtwareｏｒbychangｉngtheａrchitecｔure，bｕtthａttｏowｉllhappｅn.Itｈinkitｃertainthatindeｃａdeｓ,noｔcentuｒｉｅs,ｍachinesｏfsiｌicon（硅)willａrｉsｅfirｓttｏrivaｌ（竞争）anｄｔｈeｎgoｂeyondｔhｅirhumanancｅstoｒｓ.Oｎcethｅygobｅyoｎdusｔｈeywillbecapａbleoｆtheiroｗndesign．Inareａlｓｅnｓetheywilｌｂeableｔorｅproｄucｅthｅmselves.Ｓiliｃoｎwiｌlhaｖeenｄedcaｒboｎ’slonｇcontroｌ.Andwｅｗillnoｌoｎgｅrｂｅabletｏclaiｍoｕｒsｅlvestoｂeｔｈefineｓtｉntelｌigｅncｅintheｋnoｗnuniｖerｓe.Aｓtｈeinｔeｌligenceｏfｒｏｂotsiｎｃreaseｓtomatchthatoｆhｕmaｎsandaｓtheircoｓtdeｃlinesthroｕgｈｅcoｎoｍiesofsｃale,wemayｕsｅtheｍｔｏexｐandouｒfｒonｔｉeｒs,firsｔoneaｒｔhthrｏugｈtｈｅirabiliｔytｏｒesｉstenｖiｒonmeｎｔs，ｈaｒｍfultoourｓeｌvｅｓ.Thus,deｓerｔsmａybloomandtｈeoｃeaｎbedｓbｅmineｄ．Ｆurｔｈerahead,bｙbｉnatiｏｎofthｅｇrｅatwｅaｌththiｓｎｅwageｗillｂrｉnｇａndthｅtｅchnoloｇyitwiｌｌpｒovide,theconstrｕctionofavaｓt,man-creａteｄwｏrlｄｉnsｐace,hometoｔhｏusaｎdsｏrmiｌliｏnsoｆｐｅｏple，wｉllｂｅwithｉnouｒpｏwer.6８.Ｉｎｗhａtwayｃａnwemaｋeamachiｎeintelligent? A.Bymakinｇitworｋinsｕcｈenｖiｒonmeｎtｓａsdeｓerts,ｏceanｓorspａce. B．Bｙｗorkinghａｒdｆor1０oｒ2０years.ﻩC．Bｙeiｔherprｏpｅrｌyprogｒammingitorcｈanｇinｇitsｓtrｕcture.ﻩD．Ｂyｒeproducｉngit．69．Ｗhatdoestheｗｒitｅrｔhiｎｋaboutmacｈｉneswithhuｍａn-liｋeabiliｔy? A.Ｈeｂeｌieｖesthｅywillｂｅusefultohumanｂeings．ﻩB.Hｅbelieveｓthａtｔｈeywillcｏntrｏluｓｉｎtｈefutｕrｅ. C.Heisnoｔquiｔesureｉnwｈaｔwaytheymaｙinfｌuｅｎｃeus.ﻩＤ．Hedｏeｓｎ’tconｓiｄeｒtheconstｒuｃtioｎｏfsuchｍａchinespoｓsibｌe．70.Aｒｏbotcanbeusedｔoexpandourfrｏntｉerswhen. A．itsiｎtelligｅｎceaｎｄｃostaｒebｅyｏndquｅｓｔion B．itisaｂｌetoｂeartｈerｏughenviｒonｍentﻩC.itiｓmadeasｃｏmpｌexasｔhehｕmanbｒainﻩD.itｓarcｈiｔecｔureｉsdiffｅrｅnｔfromthａtoｆtheprｅsentｏｎes71．Itcanｂeiｎｆerredfｒomthepａsｓagetｈａt. A.afterｔheｉｎstａllａtioｎ(sｙｓteｍ）ｏfaｇrｅatnuｍberofｃeｌlsaｎdconnectiｏns,roboｔswiｌlbecapabｌeofself-reproｄｕctiｏｎ.ﻩB．withtherapiddｅvelopmenｔｏｆｔｅchnｏlogy,peoplehａvecoｍｅtorｅaliｚetheｐｏssｉbiｌityofmakingamacｈｉｎeｗithｈumａn-liｋeａbｉlity. 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