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语法填空1
Since ancient times, people 1. ______(use) every tool imaginable to share information, do business, and keep records.
But as computers took over the job and the type-written word became more common, something 2. ______(lose) in the process; namely, the charm and personal nature of a hand-written note or letter.
Now, letter writing is making a comeback in 3. ______ form of artificial intelligence-operated robots. These AI robots can write notes for humans in their own handwriting.
David Wachs is the head and founder of Handwrytten. He said businesses use his company's robots for handwritten letters and "thank-you" notes 4. ______(create) a strong and personal connection with those who receive them.
Many non-profit 5. ______(organization) also use handwritten letters to keep donations coming. It helps turn one-time donors 6. ______ yearly givers, Wachs explained.
Wachs added, "I think what’s old is new again."
Wachs says such technology now includes 3D printing and laser cutting, among others. And if users need help thinking of 7. ______(exact) what to write in their notes, they can choose AI to help them create a more 8. ______(effect) message.
9.______ via the printing press, a computer or a robot, one thing is clear... humans will use whatever tool they have to express 10. ______(they) through the printed word.
答案:
1. have used2.was lost3.the4.to create5.organizations
6. into7.exactly8.effective9.Whether10.themselves
语法填空2
The Guqin, a seven-string traditional Chinese instrument, has a history of over 3,000 years.
Feng Yihua, 1. ______ 38-year-old Guqin maker, comes from Yihuang County in east China's Jiangxi Province. 2. ______(influence) by his family, Feng began studying the Guqin 3. ______ the age of 18. He later moved to Shanghai to be an apprentice(学徒) under a master in the craft of Guqin-making. "Creating a Guqin by hand requires raw lacquer(漆), which 4. ______(initial) caused skin problems. I even cut my thumb while 5. ______(carve) the holes," Feng