robots/ use / more/ free/ people/ do / housework
A. robots should use and free people to do more housework
B. robots would be used to free people can do more housework
C. robots should be used more to free people from doing housework
D. robots use is free , so people do for them more housework
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Fill suitable preposition or particle:
1.Roger took painting.....for a while but soon lost interest.
2.People thought that the use of robots would do......with boring low-paid factory jobs.
3.the jury was unable to bring ....a verdict on the remaining six defendants.
4.Eating good food is good insurance .........sickness.
5.Everyone can use the cafeteria, from the managing director .......to the office boy.
6.His stupidity can be ascribed ........his extreme age.
7.Peter has fallen .......with his boss
IX Read the passage.
Over a million people working in America’s fields, and far more globally, are about to face competition from workers who never get tired or ask for a living wage.
As field robots have gotten cheaper, a steady stream of farm jobs are being automated. Lettuce weeding is one of the first where the cost of robots now matches human labor. Weeding lettuce is slow, expensive, and potentially dangerous due to chemical exposure. Farm workers must spray individual weeds from a pesticide-filled backpack. Automated systems like the one designed by Danish firm F. Poulsen Engineering replace this with mechanical weeding and computer vision to distinguish between crops and pests. The company says it can do the job much faster and at no extra cost.
Robots will likely make inroads fastest in areas where the labor is backbreaking, and peak harvest times create a short supply of workers. Most robots have been built for specialized tasks: grapevine pruners, lettuce thinners, strawberry picking and cow-milking robots. But corn and other commodity crops are already taking advantage of economies of scale to get ahead of the cost curve. Large corn farmers in the US are buying features like self-steering tractors to save money. Even though the technology isn’t expected to reach price parity with human labor until
2020 for most farmers, about 10% of US farmer have adopted the technology because of their scale.
Answer the question below.
51. What does “the workers never getting tired or asking for a living wage” refer to?
.........................................................................................................................................
52. What farm job is not too costly to use agriculture robots?
.........................................................................................................................................
53. What do farm workers carry when they apply some chemicals to vegetables?
.........................................................................................................................................
54. What can the automated system distinguish?
.........................................................................................................................................
55. To reduce cost, what do some American farmers buy?
.........................................................................................................................................
Fill in the blank with a suitable word/ phrase from the passage.
56. Weeding lettuce can do harm to farmers’ health because of ................................ .
57. The automated system designed by Danish doesn’t require ................................ .
58. The majority of robots are specifically designed for ................................ .
59. The ................................ between most agriculture robots with human labor hasn’t been achieved yet.
60. The proportion of Americans using automated machine in their farming occupies ................................ .
IX Read the passage.
Over a million people working in America’s fields, and far more globally, are about to face competition from workers who never get tired or ask for a living wage.
As field robots have gotten cheaper, a steady stream of farm jobs are being automated. Lettuce weeding is one of the first where the cost of robots now matches human labor. Weeding lettuce is slow, expensive, and potentially dangerous due to chemical exposure. Farm workers must spray individual weeds from a pesticide-filled backpack. Automated systems like the one designed by Danish firm F. Poulsen Engineering replace this with mechanical weeding and computer vision to distinguish between crops and pests. The company says it can do the job much faster and at no extra cost.
Robots will likely make inroads fastest in areas where the labor is backbreaking, and peak harvest times create a short supply of workers. Most robots have been built for specialized tasks: grapevine pruners, lettuce thinners, strawberry picking and cow-milking robots. But corn and other commodity crops are already taking advantage of economies of scale to get ahead of the cost curve. Large corn farmers in the US are buying features like self-steering tractors to save money. Even though the technology isn’t expected to reach price parity with human labor until 2020 for most farmers, about 10% of US farmer have adopted the technology because of their scale.
1.Answer the question below.
51. What does “the workers never getting tired or asking for a living wage” refer to?
.........................................................................................................................................
52. What farm job is not too costly to use agriculture robots?
.........................................................................................................................................
53. What do farm workers carry when they apply some chemicals to vegetables?
.........................................................................................................................................
54. What can the automated system distinguish?
.........................................................................................................................................
55. To reduce cost, what do some American farmers buy?
.........................................................................................................................................
2. Fill in the blank with a suitable word/ phrase from the passage.
56. Weeding lettuce can do harm to farmers’ health because of ................................ .
57. The automated system designed by Danish doesn’t require ................................ .
58. The majority of robots are specifically designed for ................................ .
59. The ................................ between most agriculture robots with human labor hasn’t been achieved yet.
60. The proportion of Americans using automated machine in their farming occupies
We will live more (21)________ in the near future because robots might do everything for us. Robots are very useful though they are expensive. They can help us (22)________ a lot of time and work. A robot can do the same work for 24 hours, and yet, it does not complain or get tired. In the US, people use robots (23)_______ some important places. These robots can listen to certain noises and send signals for help (24)______ there’s trouble or danger. In Japan, people use robots in factories to build cars. In the future, scientists (25)__________ many types of intelligent robots. Their robots will be able to do many more complicated things. *
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Complete this dialigue with the correct answer A,B,C,D,E, or F. There is one letter that you don't need to use.
A. I think people should do more to protect the enviroment
B. So, how do we prevent pollution?
C. Don't cigarettes pollute?
D. Oh, really? Like what?
E. I don't know much about pollution, Mary. Do you?
F. Let's discuss the problem of pollution.
David: (1)............................................................................
Mary: Well, there are many different kinds of pollution.
David: (2)...........................................................................
Mary: Yes. Air pollution and light pollution are two of them.
David: (3)...........................................................................
Mary: Well, driving less and using clean forms of energy prevent pollution.
David: (4)...........................................................................
Mary: Yes, they do. People should be more considerate.
David: (5)...........................................................................
Mary: Me too. And the government should also be involved.
Read the following passage and write a summary of around 50 words .
BICYCLES
The bicycle is a cheap and clean way to travel . The first bicycle was made about one hundred and fifty years ago . At first, bicycles were expensive . Only rich people could buy one . These early bicycles looked very different from the one we have today . Later , when bicycles became cheaper , many people bought one . People started riding bicycles to work and in their free time .
Today , people use cars more than bicycles ; cars are much faster and you don't get wet when it rains ! But some people still prefer to cycle to work . They say that there are too many cars in town centres and you can't find anywhere to park .
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16.As he did so, her parents became ...............
A. the angriest B. the most angry C. the more angry D. angrier and angrier
17. People should eat ............... and do ............... to reduce the risk of heart disease.
A. less fat/ more exercise
B. less and less fat/ the more exercise
C. the less fat/ the more exercise
D. fatter/ more exercise
18. Learning to speak a language is often much (easy) ......................... than learning to write it.
A. the easiest B. more easy C. easier D. the easier
19. This hotel must be (expensive) ......................... than the small one next door.
A. The more expensive B. The most expensive
C. more expensive D. most expensive
20. I feel ............... I did yesterday.
A. much more tired than B. many more tired than
C. as many tired as D. as more tired as
21. He is certainly (unusual) ......................... person I have ever met.
A. the most unusual B. more unsual than
C. much unsual than D. much more unusual than
22. His house is ............... mine.
A. twice as big as B. as twice big as
C. as two times big as D. as big as twice
23. ............... live in Ho Chi Minh City than in the whole of the rest of the country.
A. As much as people B. More people
C. As many as people D. People more
24. His latest film is (interesting) ......................... than his previous ones.
A. the more interesting B. more interesting
C. the most interesting D. most interesting
25. What is (difficult) ......................... thing you have ever done?
A. the most difficult B. most difficult
C. as difficult as D. the same difficult as
26. Bringing up children is one of (hard) ......................... jobs in the world.
A. much more hard B. the most harder
C. the hardest D. harder than
27. He finds physics ............... other science subjects.
A. far more difficult than B. many more difficult than
C. much more difficult than D. more much difficult than
28. When I saw her, she looked much (thin) ......................... than I remembered her.
A. thiner B. thinner C. more thinner D. the thinnest
29. Mary was ............... of the two sisters.
A. the clever B. as clever as C. the cleverer D. the cleverest
30. French is a ............... language to learn than English is.
A. difficult B. more difficult C. most difficult D. more and more difficult
1. give robots/ themselves/ the job they can’t / Americans / want to do/ do or don’t
-> Americans_____________________________
2. robot-loving people/ The Japanese/ the most /in the world/ are probably
-> The Japanese ______________________________
3. very eager/ with robots/ In the USA,/ are not/ to interact/ people
-> In the USA, ____________________________________
4. see their robots/ get emotional/ Japanese people/ as companions / that they can/ support from
-> Japanese people _________________________________________
Điền từ thích hợp vào chỗ trống : didn't use to transport , used to make , used to kill , take people back , used to be arranged , find it difficult ,used to play , used to be , used to dye , take a bath
1 Children ................ outdoors with things they found , like stones or feather
2 The Time Machine is a science fiction novel by H.G.Wells can ............... people .............. to the past
3 It's New Year tradition in Russia for people to .................... in the hole which is drugged in the ice
4 A loudspeakers is. ................ the sound much louder so that many people can hear it from a dist
5 Marriages .............. by parents
6 There is always a big generation gap . The old sometimes .................... to understand young generations
7 In the countryside in Viet Nam , families .............. extended , three or more generations together in the same house
8 The farmers in my home village ................. rice on trucks .They used bufferlo driven carts
9 In many places in the world , people ................... cloth with natural materials
10 Tuberculosis TB ..................... a lot of people .It was a fatal disease
