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1、（1） Computers will make a first-rate education available to every child. Within a decade, computer will be able to see, listen, talk in languages ranging from English to Japanese, learn and make judgments. A computer will become a childs lifelong companion. In the lower grades, students will work wi
2、th computers to learn mathematics, reading - with computerized sound demonstrating pronunciation- and writing. Students work on English, use videodiscs connected to their computers, and may find themselves walking down the street in one of the American cities looking for street signs and choosing wh
3、ich turns to take. The computers will check the students spelling, tell them if their answers are correct, and decide whether to give them extra work or send them on to the next level. Every Friday, the computers could print out progress reports and make suggestions about how to improve a learning w
4、eakness. Instead of replacing teachers, computers will supplement them so that students not doing well in particular subjects can get extra help, while advanced students will use the computers to work above beyond the regular course materials. Using computers, satellites and video, schools in the sm
5、allest rural communities and schools in the largest cities will be able to receive the same level of instruction. Tele-video classrooms are now being used widely and will become increasingly important as a teaching tool.36. In the near future, _. A. with the help of computer, children wont need to l
6、earn any foreign language B. every child will be equipped with a computer to learn languages C. computer will take the place of teachers in schools to teach languages D. computers will play a more active part in language teaching 37. Students and teachers will be able to communicate more easily beca
7、use _. A. new types of video-disc will be developed B. more satellites for communication will be launched C. they will be electronically connected to each others computers D. they will see each other more frequently 38. Every Friday, the computers could print out _. A. reports and suggestions about
8、how to use computer B. progress reports and make suggestions about how to improve a learning weakness C. the subjects that are going to have next week D. the reports about the students behavior in school to their parents 39. Within 10 years, computer will be able to _. A. see, listen, talk in langua
9、ges ranging from English to Japanese, learn and make judgments B. teach students how to learn reading and writing C. replace teachers in school D. help students finish their schooling without teacher 40. In this passage, the author mainly _. A. talk about the function of computers in an unknown fiel
10、d B. gives the prospect of the new function of computers in the filed of education C. introduces a new subject for students- computer science D. talks about how to use computer in teaching instead of teachers（2） Americans are well-known for their different origins. And this makes many customs accept
11、able there. As a result, no one visiting the United States should feel uncomfortable or incorrect if he choose to follow has own native habits. However, it may be helpful to know more of the customs in the United States. Americans are often very informal in social situations. For example, when two p
12、eople meet for the first time, it is normal for them to call each other by their given names immediately. This may seem too personal to you. But the best thing to do is probably to use the name the other person uses when he introduces himself to you. Another thing is the kind of questions that can b
13、e asked. Americans, like Chinese, ask about where you work, how many children you have, and how large your house is. But there are some subjects that should be avoided unless you have a very close relationship with the other person. They are considered too personal and therefore impolite. These subj
14、ects include age, and almost anything that is related to the question of money. And religion and politics are two other areas you should avoid. 41. If you visit the US in your national costume (服饰), _. A. people there will laugh at you B. people will be surprised C. you should feel uncomfortable and
15、 incorrect D. few people will laugh at you 42. If your boss Bill Gates introduces himself as Bill, _. A. you must call him Bill B. you mustnt call him Bill C. you may call him Bill D. youd better call him Mr. Gates 43. You can ask an American _. A. how many children he has B. how large his house is
16、C. how much he earns a month D. both A and B 44. If you ask a 45-year-old American lady how old she is, _. A. she may say she does not know B. she will tell you she is 45 C. she will tell you she is 40 D. she will tell you she is more than 45 45. Youd better not ask an American his political ideas_. A. because he does not have any political ideas B. because he thinks it is n
