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佳木斯大学语言治疗学
According to the passage, what cacomputers do for the people
·Computers help us stay close to people who are important to us.
·Computers provide new ways of learning.
·Computers castore precious photos.
·A, B and C
How does a deaf persouse the telephone
·By watching the movements of the speaker’s lips face to face.
·By watching the movements of the speaker’s lips ithe picture transmitted over the telephone.
·By reading special directions for deaf people.
·By asking help from other people.
Why caa deaf persoalso use the telephone now
·Because the telephone is good enough for everyone to use.
·Because the telephone is controlled by electronic computer.
·Because a special kind of telephone caalso transmit a picture of the speaker.
·Because the telephone has a high-quality recorder.
According to this passage, ______________.
·people use the telephone inearly all places ithe world
·people use the telephone isome places ithe world
·people don’t use the telephone iquite a few places ithe world
·people use the telephone imany places ithe world
Whedid Bell become interested ithe telephone
·From his early life.
·From his father’s system of “visible speech”.
·From his experience of teaching the deaf to hear and speak.
·From his early study of sound as a teacher of the deaf.
Which of the following statement is true
·Alexander Graham Bell begahis work by studying telephone.
·The first complete sentence transmitted over the telephone was heard ithe same room.
·Bell begahis work by teaching the deaf to speak.
·Modertechnology has greatly improved Bell’s original invention.
We cainfer from the passage that Rose O’Neil was _________.
·creative
·warm-hearted
·gifted
·all the above
Which of the following statements cabe concluded from the passage
·Rose O’Neil’s talent iart was not discovered until she woa drawing contest at14.
·Rose O’Neil invented the Kewpie with the purpose of making a profit.
·Rose O’Neil never created any literary works.
·Rose O’Neil used Kewpie concept iher stories and drawings.
According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about Kewpie dolls
·The Kewpie dolls were first produced iGermany.
·The Kewpie dolls originated from a white bulldog.
·The Kewpie doll was invented by Booth Tarkington.
·The Kewpie doll was created by Rose O’Neil.
The word “hit” iPara.4 means__________.
·success
·blow
·failure
·program
Rose O’Neil moved to New York i1893 because__________.
·her family members didn’t support her artistic creation
·she tried to make her works knowby more people
·she wanted to become a famous artist
·she got married with Gray Latham
What does this passage mainly talk about
·The history of car manufacturing.
·The origiand influence of the assembly line.
·The process of car producing.
·The importance of technology iraising production.
The word “disassembly” iPara.2 most probably means ___________.
·putting together
·establishing
·producing
·taking apart
It cabe inferred from this passage that_________.
·Henry Ford was reluctant to share his inventiowith others
·Henry Ford cut the price of his cars so as to promote sales
·many people still could not afford a car
·Henry Ford was a creative and generous person
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage
·Cars were originally produced ithe slaughterhouse.
·The inventioof assembly line has changed our lives.
·Henry Ford’s experiment othe magneto was a success.
·The assembly line is efficient and economical.
·Computers help us stay close to people who are important to us.
·Computers provide new ways of learning.
·Computers castore precious photos.
·A, B and C
How does a deaf persouse the telephone
·By watching the movements of the speaker’s lips face to face.
·By watching the movements of the speaker’s lips ithe picture transmitted over the telephone.
·By reading special directions for deaf people.
·By asking help from other people.
Why caa deaf persoalso use the telephone now
·Because the telephone is good enough for everyone to use.
·Because the telephone is controlled by electronic computer.
·Because a special kind of telephone caalso transmit a picture of the speaker.
·Because the telephone has a high-quality recorder.
According to this passage, ______________.
·people use the telephone inearly all places ithe world
·people use the telephone isome places ithe world
·people don’t use the telephone iquite a few places ithe world
·people use the telephone imany places ithe world
Whedid Bell become interested ithe telephone
·From his early life.
·From his father’s system of “visible speech”.
·From his experience of teaching the deaf to hear and speak.
·From his early study of sound as a teacher of the deaf.
Which of the following statement is true
·Alexander Graham Bell begahis work by studying telephone.
·The first complete sentence transmitted over the telephone was heard ithe same room.
·Bell begahis work by teaching the deaf to speak.
·Modertechnology has greatly improved Bell’s original invention.
We cainfer from the passage that Rose O’Neil was _________.
·creative
·warm-hearted
·gifted
·all the above
Which of the following statements cabe concluded from the passage
·Rose O’Neil’s talent iart was not discovered until she woa drawing contest at14.
·Rose O’Neil invented the Kewpie with the purpose of making a profit.
·Rose O’Neil never created any literary works.
·Rose O’Neil used Kewpie concept iher stories and drawings.
According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about Kewpie dolls
·The Kewpie dolls were first produced iGermany.
·The Kewpie dolls originated from a white bulldog.
·The Kewpie doll was invented by Booth Tarkington.
·The Kewpie doll was created by Rose O’Neil.
The word “hit” iPara.4 means__________.
·success
·blow
·failure
·program
Rose O’Neil moved to New York i1893 because__________.
·her family members didn’t support her artistic creation
·she tried to make her works knowby more people
·she wanted to become a famous artist
·she got married with Gray Latham
What does this passage mainly talk about
·The history of car manufacturing.
·The origiand influence of the assembly line.
·The process of car producing.
·The importance of technology iraising production.
The word “disassembly” iPara.2 most probably means ___________.
·putting together
·establishing
·producing
·taking apart
It cabe inferred from this passage that_________.
·Henry Ford was reluctant to share his inventiowith others
·Henry Ford cut the price of his cars so as to promote sales
·many people still could not afford a car
·Henry Ford was a creative and generous person
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage
·Cars were originally produced ithe slaughterhouse.
·The inventioof assembly line has changed our lives.
·Henry Ford’s experiment othe magneto was a success.
·The assembly line is efficient and economical.