首页
普通专升本
成人高考
学位英语
在线刷题
最近学习
最近学习课程
最强大脑 · 3天挑战极限记...
副标题副标题副标题副
最强大脑 · 3天挑战极限记...
副标题副标题副标题副
您现在位置：
模拟考场
>
学士学位英语
>
浏览试题
[单选题]
The rest of that sunny winter afternoon was completely at his ______ for reading, exercising or entertaining.(1分)
A
disposal
B
proposal
C
survival
D
dismissal
收藏
查看答案
参考答案
试题答案：
A
答案解释：
相关题目
1.3 Egypt's relations with its neighbours were____.(1分)
4.3 Millions of people in Cairo and the Cape of Good Hope were subjected to a choking atmosphere because_________.(1分)
You could have done better if you_______ more time.
10. (A)tiny (B)little (C)small (D)important
25. Which of the following is NOT a negative effect of surveillance through security cameras?
Professor Zhang is a professor for his remarkable contribution to History and his great love to students(1分)
1. In 1637 the French philosopher-mathematician ReneDescartes predicted that it would neverBe possible to makeA machine that thinksAs humansDo. In 1950, theBritish mathematicianAndComputer pioneerAlan TuringDeclared that oneDay there wouldBeA machine thatDuplicate human intelligence in every wayAnd prove itBy passingA specialized test. In this test,AComputerAndA human hidden from view wouldBeAsked random identical questions, if theComputer were successful; the questioner wouldBe unable toDistinguish the machine from the personBy theAnswers.InspiredBy Turing's theory, the firstConference onAIConvenedAtDartmouthCollege in New Hampshire in 1956. SoonAfterwardsAnAI laboratory was startedAt Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyBy John McCarthyAnd Marvin Minsky, two of the nation's leadingAI proponents. McCarthyAlso invented theAIComputer language, Lisp;ButBy the early 1990sAI itself had notBeenAchieved. However, logic programsCalled expert systemsAllowComputers to "make,Decisions"By interpretingDataAnd selecting fromAmongAlternatives. TechniciansCan run programs used inComplex medicalDiagnosis, language translation, mineral exploration,And evenComputerDesign.MachineryCan outperform humans physically. So, too,CanComputers outperform mental functions in limitedAreas--notably in the speed of mathematicalCalculations. For example, the fastestComputersDevelopedAreAble to perform roughly 10BillionCalculations per second.But making more powerfulComputers will probably notBe the way toCreateA machineCapable of passing the Turing test.Computer programs operateAccording to set procedures, or logic steps,CalledAlgorithms (算法). InAddition, mostComputersDo serial processing: operations of recognitionAndComputationAre performed oneAtA time. TheBrain works inA mannerCalled parallel processing, performing operations simultaneously. ToAchieve simulated (模拟) parallel processing, some supercomputers haveBeen made with multiple processors to follow severalAlgorithmsAt the same time.Critics of thisApproach insist that solvingAComputationDoes not indicate understanding, somethingA person who solvedA problem would have. Human reasoning is notBased solely on rules of logic. It involves perception,Awareness, emotional preferences, values, evaluating experience, theAbility to generalizeAnd weigh options,And more. Some proponents ofA1 have, therefore, suggested thatComputers shouldBe patternedAfter the humanBrain, which essentiallyConsists ofA network of nerveCells.By the early 1990s, theClosestApproximation toAI wasA special siliconChipBuilt toBehave likeA humanBrainCell. It was modeledAfter the internal workings of neurons in the humanCerebralContext. Unlike theConventional silicon ship, which works inDigital mode, the new siliconChip works inAnalog mode, much the wayA humanBrainCell works.21. According to Turing,AComputerCan prove to have human-like intelligence inA special test if____A. theComputer givesBetterAnswersB. the questioner fails to give identical questionsC. the questionerCan't tellBetween theAnswers ofA personAndAComputerD. The questionerCan't find the person hiddenBy theComputer
24.5Which of the following is NOT mentioned according to this passage?(2分)
“Why we see the lightening before we hear the thunder?” “Because light travels _______ than sound.”(1分)
23. Love really is blind when it comes to physical flaws, it would seem. A research conducted by Social studies Center in University of Hawaii at Manoa suggests that when we love someone, we tend to overlook their crooked noses, big tummies or other attributes that might put others off. As a result, husbands and wives think their other halves are more attractive than they really are. No wonder Chinese has the saying that “Beauty lies in the beholder’s eyes”. This phenomenon could also help explain some physically mis-matched couples such as the glamorous Beyonce and Jay-Z, the striking Lara Stone and David Walliams. The so-called “positive illusion” theory comes from an experiment in which researchers asked 70 couples to rate their other halves for attractiveness. Questions included how attractive their husband, wife, boyfriend or girlfriend was to the opposite sex, and how they rated compared with others of the same age. The answers were kept secret to prevent any partners from being upset and distressed. Some of those taking part also rated photos of their partners. In addition, members of the public judged the looks of all 140 men and women taking part. The results revealed that couples view their other halves as being better looking than they really are. Even asking them to rate pictures of their partners did not give them a reality check, the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships reports. With previous studies finding that we view our loved ones as being kinder and more intelligent than they actually are, it does seem that love is blind in all sorts of ways. Those studied were young and had been together on average for just two and a half years. The researchers said that more work was needed to see if those in long marriages were still blind to their partner’s physical flaws. With previous studies finding that we view our loved ones as being kinder and more intelligent than they actually are, it does seem that love is blind in all sorts of ways. Those studied were young and had been together on average for just two and a half years. The researchers said that more work was needed to see if those in long marriages were still blind to their partner’s physical flaws.(10分)23.1 Which of the following is the CORRECT interpretation of the first paragraph?(2分)A. When people are in love, they are unable to see things that are obvious to others.B. People in love tend to be unaware of physical weakness of their partners. C. To those who are physically weak, they do not notice love.D. When speaking of physical flaws, love is not reasonable.
热门试题
1.
6．构成文件内容的基本单位是
2.
Surely ________ knows where the documents are.
3.
下列地理现象中，由地球自转产生的是( )
4.
13．“人生自古谁无死，留取丹心照汗青”主要反映的品德要素是
5.
22．撰拟公文时如何选择材料?
热门试卷
成人高考专升本《政治》模拟试卷
去做题
已有3415做题
2020年湖北成人高考专升本政治模拟试题三
去做题
已有2213做题
成人高考专升本政治考试模拟试题及答案(1)
去做题
已有1895做题
湖北成考专升本政治真题（2021年）
去做题
已有1345做题
成人高考高起点语文考试高分突破试题及答案四
去做题
已有1190做题
