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Zheng Qingyun and his team have invented Virt. x, a special suit that helps deaf people “feel” sounds. This smart suit turns sounds into touch feelings.
The World Health Organization says over 1.5 billion people around the world have hearing problems. The number may grow to more than 2.5 billion by 2030. In China, about 206 million people(over 15% of the population)have trouble hearing.
Zheng, a 24 - year - old student, said his team made the suit to help deaf people experience sounds through touch. The suit is made of soft fabric(布料), and every thread is connected to a small switch(开关). Zheng thinks clothing is a great way to bring this technology into daily life and make people's lives better. The team wanted to help people who have hearing problems.
Deaf people often can't tell where sounds come from. For example, they may not know where a passing car is. Virt. x can send this information through touch to help them.
Although Virt. x has a bright future, the technology still has some challenges. Feedback from users helps the team make the suit better, and they hope to use it in entertainment(娱乐), training and medicine.
()1. What does the Virt. x suit do?
A. It makes people see sounds.
B. It helps deaf people hear sounds.
C. It lets deaf people feel sounds through touch.
D. It helps people with both hearing and sight problems.
()2. What is the Virt. x suit made of?
A. Hard plastic and small switches.
B. Soft fabric with each thread linked to a small switch.
C. Special patterns that help people with vision trouble.
D. Materials collected from entertainment and medicine fields.
()3. What can we infer(推断)about the future of Virt. x?
A. It will only be used for training purposes.
B. It will only be used by people with hearing problems.
C. It will be discontinued because of problems with the technology.
D. It will be used in many different areas, like entertainment and medicine.
()4. What is the passage mainly about?
A. A special suit invented to help deaf people “feel” sounds.
B. The challenges of developing new technology for the disabled.
C. The growing number of people with hearing problems worldwide.
D. The different ways to help people with both hearing and seeing problems.
Zheng Qingyun and his team have invented Virt. x, a special suit that helps deaf people “feel” sounds. This smart suit turns sounds into touch feelings.
The World Health Organization says over 1.5 billion people around the world have hearing problems. The number may grow to more than 2.5 billion by 2030. In China, about 206 million people(over 15% of the population)have trouble hearing.
Zheng, a 24 - year - old student, said his team made the suit to help deaf people experience sounds through touch. The suit is made of soft fabric(布料), and every thread is connected to a small switch(开关). Zheng thinks clothing is a great way to bring this technology into daily life and make people's lives better. The team wanted to help people who have hearing problems.
Deaf people often can't tell where sounds come from. For example, they may not know where a passing car is. Virt. x can send this information through touch to help them.
Although Virt. x has a bright future, the technology still has some challenges. Feedback from users helps the team make the suit better, and they hope to use it in entertainment(娱乐), training and medicine.
()1. What does the Virt. x suit do?
A. It makes people see sounds.
B. It helps deaf people hear sounds.
C. It lets deaf people feel sounds through touch.
D. It helps people with both hearing and sight problems.
()2. What is the Virt. x suit made of?
A. Hard plastic and small switches.
B. Soft fabric with each thread linked to a small switch.
C. Special patterns that help people with vision trouble.
D. Materials collected from entertainment and medicine fields.
()3. What can we infer(推断)about the future of Virt. x?
A. It will only be used for training purposes.
B. It will only be used by people with hearing problems.
C. It will be discontinued because of problems with the technology.
D. It will be used in many different areas, like entertainment and medicine.
()4. What is the passage mainly about?
A. A special suit invented to help deaf people “feel” sounds.
B. The challenges of developing new technology for the disabled.
C. The growing number of people with hearing problems worldwide.
D. The different ways to help people with both hearing and seeing problems.
答案
1-4 CBDA
解析
【解析】
1. 第1题：根据第一段“a special suit that helps deaf people ‘feel’ sounds. This smart suit turns sounds into touch feelings.”及第三段“help deaf people experience sounds through touch”可知，Virt. x套装能让聋人通过触摸感受声音，选项C正确，A（看见声音）、B（听见声音）、D（帮助视听障碍者）均与原文不符。
2. 第2题：根据第三段“The suit is made of soft fabric(布料), and every thread is connected to a small switch(开关).”可知，套装由柔软布料制成，每根线都连接着小开关，对应选项B，A（硬塑料）、C（帮助视力障碍的图案）、D（来自娱乐和医学领域的材料）均错误。
3. 第3题：根据最后一段“they hope to use it in entertainment(娱乐), training and medicine.”可推断，Virt. x未来会应用于多个领域，选项D正确，A（仅用于培训）、B（仅用于聋人）、C（因技术问题停止）均与原文相悖。
4. 第4题：文章开篇介绍郑青云团队发明的Virt. x套装帮助聋人“感受”声音，后续围绕该套装的材质、作用、未来应用等展开，主旨为A选项；B（研发残疾人技术的挑战）仅为文末部分内容，C（全球听力问题人数增长）是背景信息，D（帮助视听障碍者的方法）未涉及视力问题，均不能概括全文。
【答案】
1-4 CBDA
【知识点】
细节查找、推理判断、主旨归纳
【点评】
本文围绕一款帮助聋人感知声音的智能套装展开，考查学生对文章细节的抓取、推理判断及主旨归纳能力，内容结合科技与人文，引导学生关注科技对特殊群体的助力。
【难度系数】
0.7
1. 第1题：根据第一段“a special suit that helps deaf people ‘feel’ sounds. This smart suit turns sounds into touch feelings.”及第三段“help deaf people experience sounds through touch”可知，Virt. x套装能让聋人通过触摸感受声音，选项C正确，A（看见声音）、B（听见声音）、D（帮助视听障碍者）均与原文不符。
2. 第2题：根据第三段“The suit is made of soft fabric(布料), and every thread is connected to a small switch(开关).”可知，套装由柔软布料制成，每根线都连接着小开关，对应选项B，A（硬塑料）、C（帮助视力障碍的图案）、D（来自娱乐和医学领域的材料）均错误。
3. 第3题：根据最后一段“they hope to use it in entertainment(娱乐), training and medicine.”可推断，Virt. x未来会应用于多个领域，选项D正确，A（仅用于培训）、B（仅用于聋人）、C（因技术问题停止）均与原文相悖。
4. 第4题：文章开篇介绍郑青云团队发明的Virt. x套装帮助聋人“感受”声音，后续围绕该套装的材质、作用、未来应用等展开，主旨为A选项；B（研发残疾人技术的挑战）仅为文末部分内容，C（全球听力问题人数增长）是背景信息，D（帮助视听障碍者的方法）未涉及视力问题，均不能概括全文。
【答案】
1-4 CBDA
【知识点】
细节查找、推理判断、主旨归纳
【点评】
本文围绕一款帮助聋人感知声音的智能套装展开，考查学生对文章细节的抓取、推理判断及主旨归纳能力，内容结合科技与人文，引导学生关注科技对特殊群体的助力。
【难度系数】
0.7
