江苏省镇江地区2017-2019年上学期九年级英语期中试卷分类汇编：短文填空（含答案）

镇江地区九年级学期期中英语试卷分类汇编 短文填空 镇江市 When Emma Yang was 7 or 8 years old, her grandmother got Alzheimer’s disease (阿兹海默症). For her Grandma, recognizing (认出) and remembering people are becoming increasingly difficult. She couldn’t even t 76 who her family members are. Her grandmother lives in Hong Kong while Emma and her parents live in New York. Clearly, distance is not only the problem, b 77 her illness is preventing them from keeping in touch with each other normally. Yang, now 14, decided to c 78 an app to help people with this disease. Emma names her app “Timeless”. It uses facial recognition technology(面部识别技术). The patients can use the app to look at the p 79 of their family and friends who they love. And the app will tell them who they are. It also shows w 80 the patients have just called someone who they are going to call again. Yang got the idea after seeing how facial recognition is used in different areas, e 81 health care. Still, the app is in development. Now Emma Yang is trying to raise money so that she can take the next step. T 82 someone thinks that the app is too hard for older people to use, Yang is hopeful. “If you introduce it to them in the right way, it is really p 83 for them to use it and it is actually good for their lives,” she said. Can Emma i 84 you with her app? Do you support her? If you don’t, Bill Gates certainly does. He showed his support for Yang and her project. “I love stories like this…14-year-old Emma Yang is developing an app to help bridge the gap （缺口，间隙）between Alzheimer's patients and their loved o 85 .” — Bill Gates (@Bill Gates) February 2nd, 2018 In a word, the app can really help the patients improve their daily life and cherish the timeless moment of their life. 76. tell 77. but 78. create 79. pictures/photos 80. whether 81. especially 82. Though 83. possible 84. impress 85. ones. 句容市 More British people fixing their own teeth British people can now re