Techpet (电子宠物狗) Want to keep a pet dog but tired of taking care of it? Download the Techpet app that is made by a Japanese company. It turns your phone into the cartoon face of a lovely dog. You can feed the dog by touching the screea This puppy even recognizes people's gestures (手势) and orders through the phone's camera and microphone. |
Enable talk gloves (对话手套) Four Ukrainian (乌克兰的) students have created a special pair of gloves. They help people with speech and hearing problems. The gloves have sensors (传感器) that recognize sign language and translate it into text on a smart phone. Then the smart phone changes the text into spoken words. |
Indoor clouds (人造室内云) Amazingly,this is real. A Dutch artist made a small cloud in a room. It needed careful planning: the temperature,humidity (湿度) and lighting all have to be just right Once everything is ready,the cloud can be made by using a fog machine. Although it lasts for only a few moments,it reminds us of the beauty of art and nature. |
Google glasses This is a computer built into the frame (框架) of a pair of glasses. With the 1. 3 cm display,users will be able to take and share photos,chat by video,check maps and the Internet just by moving your head as you walk in the street Want to have one? You’ll have to wait until 2014. |
(山东济南2014年综合测试)
() 1. How do you feed a Techpet on the phone?
A. By giving it some delicious food. B. By showing your gesture.
C. By touching it on the screen. D. By giving it some orders.
() 2. The special pair of gloves can .
A. talk to people about the problems it meets B. help students do math homework
C. change spoken words into text D. know what people think by its sensors
() 3. Which of the following is NOT true about the indoor clouds?
A. The clouds are not real ones.
B. The clouds come from a fog machine.
C. The temperature must be right to make the clouds.
D. The beautiful cloud can float in the room for long.
() 4. Which of the following hasn’t come into use yet so far?
A. Techpets. B. Enable talk gloves.
C. Indoor clouds. D. Google glasses.
() 5. The above reading is most probably taken from .
A. a medical magazine B. a science newspaper
C. an advertisement D. a police report