公共英语三级

单选题From the text the two robots' designers agree that_______.

A.this will raise social and ethical questions
B.it is a trend to introduce more and more human characteristics to robots
C.robots can have feelings like human
D.robots can help human in some area

参考答案:D进入在线模考
【题型】主旨题
【解析】题干意为“从这篇文章我们得知两位机器人设计者在哪方面意见一致?”A这将会引起社会和伦理问题,B将越来越多的人类特征引入机器人身上是一个潮流,C机器人能像人类一样有感觉,D机器人可以在某些领域帮助人类,纵观全文,只有D是两人都提到的,所以正确答案为D。

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