【題目】
A. including B. affected C. operates D. accurate E. tested
Australia is home to crocodiles. Thanks to world-first drones(無人機), people are safer from crocodile attack.
The high-tech drones were 【1】 near Queensland, along creeks, riverbeds, and beaches. They are trying to find out animals as they went.
There were five attacks in Queensland’s touristic north between 2017 and 2018, 【2】 two deadly attacks, and unusual sightings more than 40 kilometers inland.
The technology solution came from using newly developed shark-spotting drones to find out another kind of animals. As the pilot 【3】 the drone, the video is monitored and a warning message is sent back to the pilot when it picks up on something dangerous below.
Designers say the finding is 93 percent 【4】, while human’s eye is around 16 to 19 percent correct.
“A lot of time above crocodiles, a lot of images fed into the program as it’s a learning program, which means it then gets better at spotting,” the designer said.
【答案】
【1】E
【2】A
【3】C
【4】D
【解析】
文章大意:本文介紹了能使人們遠離鱷魚襲擊的無人機,它比人類的眼睛精確度更高,能在發(fā)現(xiàn)危險時發(fā)出警示信號。
【1】句意:高科技無人機在昆士蘭州附近沿著小溪、河床和沙灘進行測試。
結(jié)合句意“高科技無人機在昆士蘭州附近沿著小溪、河床和沙灘被____”及備選詞可推出此處用tested表示“測試”。故選E。
【2】句意:在昆士蘭州北部的旅游勝地,2017年和2018年間有五次包含兩致命襲擊的襲擊事件,和40公里外的內(nèi)陸中罕見的目擊事件。
根據(jù)題干中“____ two deadly attacks”可推出這兩次致命襲擊包含在五次襲擊之內(nèi),結(jié)合備選詞可知要用including表示“包含”。故選A。
【3】句意:在飛行員操縱無人機的時候,視頻監(jiān)控,并在捕捉到下方危險信息時發(fā)回警告信號。
結(jié)合題干中“the pilot ____ the drone”及常識可知是由飛行員操控?zé)o人機,再結(jié)合備選詞可知用operates表示“操作;運行”。故選C。
【4】句意:設(shè)計人員說這項發(fā)現(xiàn)有93%的精確度,而人類的眼睛有16%~19%的正確率。
根據(jù)題干中while可知此處表示對比,再由“around 16 to 19 percent correct”可知此處要用與correct意思相近的詞語,結(jié)合備選詞可知用accurate表示“精確的”。故選D。
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