[题目]---I think there is little that robots will take the place of humans in the future. ---I agree with you. After all, the smartest robots are made and controlled by people.A. experienceB. accidentC. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】---I think there is little that robots will take the place of humans in the future.

---I agree with you. After all, the smartest robots are made and controlled by people.

A. experienceB. accidentC. changeD. chance

【答案】D

【解析】

句意：——我认为未来机器人取代人类的可能性很小。——我同意你的看法。毕竟，最聪明的机器人是由人类制造和控制的。考查名词辨析。experience经验；accident事故；change变化；chance机会/可能性。little少许，修饰不可数名词，表否定；ABC三项都是可数名词，不可用little修饰，可排除。根据句意结构，故选D。

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