首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
外语
A、20% of them think self-driving cars are not safe. B、20% of them have interest in self-driving cars. C、Half of them believe sel
A、20% of them think self-driving cars are not safe. B、20% of them have interest in self-driving cars. C、Half of them believe sel
admin
2017-06-29
74
问题
This summer, the latest version of Google’s self-driving car will make its first appearance on public roads. The two-seat vehicle does not need a gas pedal or steering wheel. The prototype can drive, brake and recognize road dangers without human involvement. Google says the car is the first vehicle built for the purpose of self-driving.
However, the new vehicle is not designed for long trips. It does not have air bags or other safety devices required by the federal government. [19]It cannot go more than 40 kilometers per hour. The vehicle is electric and has to be recharged after 130 kilometers. And it can only drive in areas that have been thoroughly mapped by Google.
Google will first build and test 25 driverless vehicles in areas around the company’s headquarters in Mountain View, California. Then, the company plans to build more and expand testing to areas that have more hills and more rain.
Sergey Brin is a co-founder of Google. He says the computer-controlled cars can eliminate, or end, driving mistakes made by humans. [20]Experts say 90 percent of the 1.2 million yearly road deaths are caused by human error. Self-driving cars could also improve areas of high traffic and especially help older people and disabled people.
Google first announced that it was working on a driverless car in 2010. Mr. Brin says Google does not want to be a car company, but wants automakers to use its technology.
Critics worry about the safety of having cars without human drivers. And, Google admits there have been minor accidents in the six years it has been testing autonomous cars.
Critics also question the dependability of self-driving cars. They wonder if the cars can be trusted to work all the time. They also ask if such cars appeal to people.
[21]In 2013, J.D. Power and Associates did a study of U.S. drivers. It found that only one in five was interested in a fully autonomous car.
Mr. Urmson says Google needs to do a better job of educating people about self-driving technology. [22]He also says Google needs to better inform the public about its progress with the technology.
Google is not the only company developing self-driving cars. Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti and others already have highly developed driver assistance systems that require little help from a driver. But other automakers think self-driving cars will be made available feature-by-feature instead of all at once. They say this gives people time to adapt to self-driving technology.
Mr. Brin says Google is still improving its plans for self-driving cars, but he’s excited about their possibility.
Google hopes to have its driverless cars available in the next five years.
19. What do we learn about the latest version of Google’s self-driving cars?
20. What is the primary reason for road deaths?
21. What did Power and Associates’ study of U. S. Drivers show?
22. What do we learn about Google?
选项
A、20% of them think self-driving cars are not safe.
B、20% of them have interest in self-driving cars.
C、Half of them believe self-driving cars are not trusted.
D、Half of them don’t know about self-driving cars at all.
答案
B
解析
录音提到这项研究表明,只有1/5,也就是20%的人对全自动的汽车感兴趣。因此本题选B项。
转载请注明原文地址:https://kaotiyun.com/show/dfU7777K
0
大学英语六级
相关试题推荐
Acupuncture(针灸)isbasedontheideathatenergyflowsthroughthehumanbodyalong12linesormeridians(经脉).Thesemeridians【B1
A、Becauseyoungpeoplecan’trememberthevillages.B、BecausethetwoWorldWarsdestroyedmanyvillages.C、Becausethereareno
A、Heusedallofittoexchangeafreeticket.B、Hetradedhalfofitforfreecoupons.C、Hewenttohavefourfreemealsinar
A、Hewouldliketowarmupforthegame.B、Hedidn’twanttobeheldupintraffic.C、Hedidn’twanttomissthegame.D、Hewant
HongKonghastakenoverfromTokyoastheworld’smostexpensivecity,accordingtoalifestylesurvey.Italso【B1】______theg
A、Becauseitisrelatedwithpopsongs.B、Becauseitisbothsimpleandinexpensive.C、Becauseyoudon’tneedamastertoteach
中国政府宣布每年的8月8日为“全民健身日”(NationalFitnessDay),推动全民健身。这一举动不仅在全国范围内普及了健康理念,还使人们锻炼的方式更加多样化。每天早晨,喜欢户外运动的老年人会聚集(congregate)在公园里锻炼身体,如打太
汉语热指近年来越来越多的外国人开始学习汉语的现象。在很多国家,学汉语的人数在迅速增长。据统计,全世界已有109个国家、3000多所高等学校开设了汉语课程。一项调查显示,他们学习汉语的主要目的是去中国旅游、从事贸易活动、了解中国和中国文化。汉语热背后的原因是
TheFrontierHeritageTheImpactoftheAmericanFrontier[A]AlthoughAmericancivilizationtookoverandreplacedthe
A、Toconsultfriendswhohavetravelledbefore.B、TosearchontheInternet.C、Towatchacolourmovie.D、Toreadtravelbooks.
随机试题
图1-9所示电路中,已知RB=300kΩ,RC=3kΩ,RL=3kΩ,β=50,VCC=12V。估算放大器的静态工作点;
甲公司业务经理乙长期在丙餐厅签单招待客户,餐费由公司按月结清。后乙因故辞职,当月月底餐厅前去结账时,甲公司认为,乙当月的几次用餐都是其辞职后招待私人朋友的,因而拒付乙所签单的餐费。下列选项正确的是()
中水平消毒能杀灭
我国将货币供应量划分M0,M1,M2,M3,其中M2包括外币存款和()。
孙某与甲公司签订了为期3年的劳动合同,月工资1200元(当地最低月工资标准为800元)。期满终止合同时,甲公司未向孙某提出以不低于原工资标准续订劳动合同意向,甲公司应向孙某支付的经济补偿金额为()元。
2016年上半年,我国服务业增加值184290亿元,同比增长7.5%,占GDP匕重54.1%,比第二产业高出14.7个百分点,比上年同期提高1.8个百分点。服务业对国民经济增长的贡献率为59.7%,比第二产业高出22.3个百分点。2016年上半年,服务
WhowasthefirsttofindthegoldinCalifornia?
A、 B、 C、 B
Aristotle,theGreekphilosopher,summedupthefourbriefqualitiesofmoneysome2000yearsago.Itmustbelastingandeasy
Becausesomeresourcesmustbeallocatedatthenationallevel,wehavecreatedpolicieswhichreflecttheaggregatedattributes
最新回复
(
0
)