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I always my mother if we have a “long time no see”. But this kind of missing is always quieted down by because I come back home for comfort and but mum always puts more pressure on me. Of course, I know she about me too much and just has a lot of words to tell me. But the turns to be pressure. On the other hand, I hurt her and make her feel lonely even though I am her. Then what can we do? This problem is really hard to deal with. I think not I have this problem. Here are my ideas. When we find there are some unhappy things going to , shall we just stop for 30 ? Give me a chance to rest in your arms and we sing a childish song together just like when I was ? I need your love indeed but without telling me to do as you wish me to. And then let’s go out for a walk hand in hand. Tell me what’s in your gently and slowly. I will feel better if you don’t just pour them out.
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Imagine having a bedroom that interacts with you. If you’re sad, it will arrange for some of your friends to come over to cheer you up. If you’re happy, it might respond by playing your favorite game with you.
Does it sound like something out of a science-fiction movie? Well, it’s really something out of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Irfan Essa works at the computer lab there. He has developed a computer system that can look at you and recognize your mood. He calls it the “expression recognition system.” Essa says, “We are trying to get computers to act like a human brain. But the human brain is not like one computer, it is like many working together.”
In Essa’s system, many computers work together. First, a camera in the bedroom takes a picture of your face. The camera feeds the image to a computer. In the computer’s memory, there are pictures showing how the muscles of your face move when you are in different moods. For example, cheek muscles move in one way when you are happy and smiling and in another way when you are nervous and tense. The computer compares your picture to the face-muscle images stored in its memory. It tries to find the best match. That’s how it figures out your mood! Then the computer sends messages to other computers in the system. If you look happy, a computer may put on lively music. If you look tired and discouraged, a different computer may turn on the TV for you.
How could the “expression recognition system” help us in important ways? Essa thinks that the system can help us create computers that are better teachers. Many people learn new skills through computer programs. “When I teach, I look at people’s faces,” Essa explains. “If my students look confused, I know they didn’t understand. With this technology, a computer can also know if a student is learning.”
Today, this new technology can be found only in labs, but Essa predicts we’ll see it out of the lab in a few years. So get ready. One day, you might walk into a room that will soon become your best friend.
1. Can the new computer system look at you and recognize your mood?
2. What happens first in the bedroom in Essa’s system?
3. Will the computer put on lively music or turn on the TV if you look happy?
4. How does the “expression recognition system” make computers better teachers?
5. What will future rooms be like?
查看习题详情和答案>>We are all asked to make a speech at some point in life,but most of us don’t do a very good job. This article gives us some suggestions on how to make an excellent speech.
Usually people are often afraid of making a speech in public. You get nervous, you forget what you want to say, you talk too long, and you get your audience bored.
Later you think,“Thank Goodness!It's over. I'm just not good at public speaking. I hope I will never have to do that again.”
Cheer up!It doesn’t have to be that hard. Here are some simple steps to make preparations. Firstly, ask yourself the purpose of your speech. Why are you speaking?Secondly, collect as many facts as you can on your subject. Thirdly, spend enough time organizing your material so that your speech is clear and easy to follow. Use as many examples as possible, and use pictures, charts and graphs(图表) if they help make your points clearer. Lastly, never forget your audience. Treat your aud
ience with respect. They will be thankful.
Just remember!Be prepared. Know your subject and your audience. Be brief. Say what you have to say and then stop. And ee yourself. Let your personality (个性) come through so that you make p
erson to person contact(联系)
with your audience.
If you follow these simple steps, you will see that you don’t have to be afraid of speaking in public. In fact, you may find the experience so enjoyable that you volunteer to make more speeches!Have a try and ice what happens.
81.The second paragraph mainly tell us_________________________________________
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82. What should you do when you are preparing a speech?(至少列出三个建议)
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83.The underlined phrase “Be brief”in paragraph 4 means_______________________
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84. Translate the underlined sentence in the last paragraph into Chinese.
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85. 请给短文拟定一个适当的英文标题。
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This article gives us some suggestions on how to make an excellent speech.
Usually people are often afraid of making a speech in public. You get nervous, you forget what you want
to say, you talk too long, and you get your audience bored. Later you think, "Thank Goodness! It's over. I'm
just not good at public speaking. I hope I will never have to do that again."
Cheer up! It doesn't have to be that hard. Here are some simple steps to make preparations. Firstly, ask
yourself the purpose of your speech. Why are you speaking? Secondly, collect as many facts as you can on
your subject. Thirdly, spend enough time organizing your material so that your speech is clear and easy to
follow. Use as many examples as possible, and use pictures, charts and graphs (图表) if they help make your
points clearer. Lastly, never forget your audience. Treat your audience with respect. They will be thankful.
Just remember! Be prepared. Know your subject and your audience. Be brief. Say what you have to say
and then stop. And see yourself. Let your personality (个性) come through so that you make person to person
contact (联系) with your audience.
If you follow these simple steps, you will see that you don't have to be afraid of speaking in public. In
fact, you may find the experience so enjoyable that you volunteer to make more speeches! Have a try and
see
what happens.
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to come over to cheer you up. If you're happy, it might respond by playing your favorite game with you.
Does it sound like something out of a science-fiction movie? Well, it's really something out of the Georgia
Institute of Technology. Irfan Essa works at the computer lab there. He has developed a computer system
that can look at you and recognize your mood. He calls it the "expression recognition system." Essa says, "We
are trying to get computers to act like a human brain. But the human brain is not like one computer, it is like
many working together."
In Essa's system, many computers work together. First, a camera in the bedroom takes a picture of your
face. The camera feeds the image to a computer. In the computer's memory, there are pictures showing how
the muscles of your face move when you are in different moods. For example, cheek muscles move in one
way when you are happy and smiling and in another way when you are nervous and tense. The computer
compares your picture to the face-muscle images stored in its memory. It tries to find the best match.
That's how it figures out your mood! Then the computer sends messages to other computers in the system.
If you look happy, a computer may put on lively music. If you look tired and discouraged, a different
computer may turn on the TV for you.
How could the "expression recognition system" help us in important ways? Essa thinks that the system
can help us create computers that are better teachers. Many people learn new skills through computer
programs. "When I teach, I look at people's faces," Essa explains. "If my students look confused, I know
they didn't understand. With this technology, a computer canal-so know if a student is learning."
Today, this new technology can be found only in labs, but Essa predicts we'll see it out of the lab in a
few years. So get ready. One day, you might walk into a room that will soon become your best friend.
___________________________________________________________
2. What happens first in the bedroom in Essa's system?
___________________________________________________________
3. Will the computer put on lively music or turn on the TV if you look happy?
___________________________________________________________
4. How does the "expression recognition system" make computers better teachers?
___________________________________________________________
5. What will future rooms be like?
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