Ⅲ. 阅读理解(30分)
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New technologies are making life easier for people with disabilities. These inventions help them move, communicate, and live more independently.
GoFree Wheelchair
The wheelchair climbs stairs and stays away from obstacles by itself. It uses cameras and sensors to “see” around. For people who cannot use their hands, the wheelchair follows voice orders like “Go to the kitchen” or “Stop here”.
Voice Glove
When they move their hands, special gloves translate these movements into speech. The gloves can now translate sign language into 20 different languages, making communication easier in foreign countries.
ReadAloud Glasses
The glasses can recognize text and read it aloud instantly. The newest version can also describe people's facial expressions, helping blind users understand if someone is smiling or looks angry.
While these technologies are helpful, they are still expensive. Governments and companies are working to make them cheaper so more people can afford them.
( )1. Who are these tools designed for?
A. Disabled people.
B. Students.
C. Old people.
D. Teachers.
( )2. What can't GoFree Wheelchairs do?
A. Move forward.
B. Check out the surroundings.
C. Do the dishes.
D. Go upstairs and downstairs.
( )3. Which of the following is true?
A. For those who can't speak, ReadAloud Glasses would fit them best.
B. ReadAloud Glasses can't tell people's emotion.
C. Voice Glove is a useful tool for English teaching.
D. GoFree Wheelchair can protect people from obstacles.
( )4. What does the underlined phrase "facial expressions" mean?
A. Words.
B. Looks.
C. Clothes.
D. Sounds.