A．used up

B．went down

C．got in

D．gave out

A．Surprising

B．Surprised

C．Being surprised

D．To be surprising

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Engineers have developed printable metal tags (標(biāo)貼) that could be attached to everyday objects and turn them into smart Internet of Things devices.

The metal tags are made from copper foil (銅箔) printed onto thin, flexible, paper-like materials to reflect WiFi signals. The tags work essentially like “mirrors” that reflect radio signals from a WiFi router. When a user’s finger touches these “mirrors”, it disturbs the reflected WiFi signals in such a way that can be remotely sensed by a WiFi receiver like a smartphone.

The tags can be nailed onto objects that people touch every day, like water bottles, walls or doors. These objects then become smart and connected devices that can signal a WiFi device whenever a user interacts with them. The tags can also be shaped into thin keypads or smart home control panels that can be used to remotely operate WiFi-connected speakers and other Internet of Things devices.

Xinyu Zhang, a professor of electrical and computer engineering, named the technology LiveTag. He pictures people using LiveTag technology to track human interaction with everyday objects. For example, LiveTag could potentially be used to assess the recovery of patients who have suffered from stroke (中風(fēng)). “When patients return home, they could use this technology to provide data based on how they interact with everyday objects at home, whether they are opening or closing doors in a normal way, or if they are able to pick up bottles of water, for example. The amount, intensity and frequency of their activities could be recorded and sent to their doctors to evaluate their recovery,” said Zhang. “And this can all be done in the comfort of their own homes rather than having to keep going back to the clinic for frequent testing,” he added.

The researchers note several limitations of the technology. LiveTag currently cannot work with a WiFi receiver further than one meter away, so researchers are working on improving the tag sensitivity and detection range. Ultimately, the team aims to develop a way to make the tags using normal paper and ink printing, which would make them cheaper to mass produce.

【1】When people touch a printable metal tag, .

A. they are actually touching a mirror

B. the WiFi router will stop sending signals

C. the reflected WiFi signals will be disturbed

D. their fingers can be sensed by a WiFi router

【2】LiveTag can probably be used to .

A. precisely locate everyday objects

B. remotely control a WiFi-connected TV

C. easily block signals from WiFi devices

D. greatly improve one’s physical condition

【3】LiveTag helps stroke patients by .

A. evaluating the process of their recovery

B. sending data of their activities to doctors

C. connecting their smartphones with doctors’

D. recording doctors’ assessments of their recovery

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Li Dan was trying to wake up from her sleep. She sat up slow, yawning with her eyes closed. Though she knew that she would be later for the ballet lesson if she did not hurry up, but she was still very sleepy. She falls back on the bed and went back to asleep. She even began to dream, and in her dream, she was dancing. She became a elegant swan in Tchaikovsky's ballet, Swan Lake. Then his mother came into the room. Annoying to see Li Dan still sleeping, she said in a loud voices, “Li Dan, get up!” Li Dan struggled to get out of bed. At last, after a quick breakfast, Li Dan left her ballet lesson.

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A. I hope so B. Not at all

C. That’s nothing D. Go ahead

Hero writer who wrote of heroes has passed away

“【1】there are Chinese speakers, there are his readers.”

That sentence highlights the huge influence of Louis Cha Leungyung, 【2】(well) known by his pen name Jin Yong, one of the most 【3】(influence) Chinese novelists. Over three hundred million copies of his books have been sold in the Chinese-speaking world alone.

A hero who writes heroes

In their condolences (哀悼) to his family, many people called Cha a “hero” even though he considered 【4】(he) a writer of hero stories.

That’s because of the humanistic concerns in both his novels and his newspaper articles. In all his martial arts stories, he shows a strong anti-war tendency. InThe Legend of the Condor Heroes, 【5】novel which impresses us deeply , he wrote how Genghis Khan was moved by the hero’s words and regretted his 【6】 (kill) before his death.

“He has mercy for everybody in this mortal (凡人) world, ” Wang Xiaolei, owner of a WeChat public account that specializes in analysis of Cha’s works, 【7】(write) in his condolences.

【8】their popularity, only The Deer and the Cauldron as well as other three novels 【9】(translate) into English. Legends of the Condor Heroes, was scheduled 【10】(hit) bookstores in February in 2018.