高考英语一轮复习 阅读理解专题训练（三）

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1、贵州仁怀市2017高考英语阅读理解专题一轮训练（三）阅读理解。阅读下列短文,从给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。　　Ijusthopethatourbrainswon’tcrash(死机).Areyouworkingonyourtypingskillstomakeyouamoreefficientworker?ThatmaybeallfornothingasIntelbelievesthatwe’llbeabletocontrolourcomputerswithourbrainsby2020.　　Inteland

2、itsresearchpartnersarestudyinghowbrainactswhenitthinks.Forexample,scientistshavefoundthatpeople’sbrainsreactinasimilarmannerwhenaskedtothinkofabear.　　Throughsensors(感应器)thatcanfindthissortofbrainactivity,Intelthinksthatitwillbeabletoreadandtranslatethisintoaninputsy

3、stemthankstoachipinthebrain.　　“We’retryingtoproveyoucandointerestingthingswithbrainwaves.”IntelresearchscientistDeanPomerleautoldComputerworld.“Eventuallypeoplemaybewillingtobe,moredevotedtobrainimplants(植入物).ImaginebeingabletosurftheWebwiththePowerofyourthoughts.”　

4、　Evenifthinkingaboutabearisn’tenoughtoshowthatyouwanttocopyandpastesomething.Intelstillthinksthatthere’safutureinusingyourbraininsteadofthekeyboard.　　“Ifwecangettothepointwhereyoucanaccuratelyfindspecificwords,youcouldmentallytype,”headded.“Youcouldcomposecharacters

5、orwordsbythinkingaboutlettersflashingonthescreenortypingwholewordsratherthantheirindividualcharacters.”　　Whilethismayallsoundimpracticalforpresenttime,Intelthinksthatit’spossibleandsomethingwe’llallwant.“Ithinkhumanbeingsareunusuallyadaptive(适应的),”saidAndrewChien,vi

6、cepresidentofresearchanddirectoroffuturetechnologiesresearchatIntelLabs.“Ifyoutoldpeople20yearsagothattheywouldbecarryingcomputersallthetime,theywouldhavesaid,‘Idon’twantthat.Idon’tneedthat.’Nowyoucan’tgetthemtostopcarryingdevices.Therearealotofthingsthathavetobedon

7、efirstbutIthinkimplantingchipsintohumanbrainsiswellwithinthescopeofpossibility.”Makegooduseofyourfavoritemouseandkeyboardset-upbeforethey’reold-fashioned.8【文章大意】本文主要讲了现在Intel及同伴正在研究怎样用人脑控制我们的电脑。1.WhatareIntelanditspartnersdoingatpresent?A.Controllingourcomputerswith

8、ourbrains.B.Workingontypingskillstoimproveefficiency.C.Studyinghowthebrainbehaveswhenitthinks.D.Findinghowthebrainreactswhenitthinksofabea