閱讀下列應用文及相關信息，并按照要求匹配信息。請在答題卡上將對應題號的相應選項字母涂黑。（如果【【答案】】是E請同時涂黑AB, 如果【【答案】】是F請同時涂黑CD）,
首先，請閱讀下列調(diào)查問卷：
A
Dear Sir/Madame
I think robots can do such dangerous jobs as skyscraper builders, bridge builders and so on .If injured or broken, they can be fixed easily. They can also work in unfavorable conditions such as in the dark, extreme heat, extreme  cold, etc.
B
Dear Sir/Madame
I suppose small man—controlled robots could be used as sea rescuing workers to look for people in the sea. When defusing (拆除引信) bombs, robots could also be used to reduce the risk of losing a human life.
C
Dear Sir/Madame
I suppose robots could be used as dustmen during night time, as they don’t need to sleep and they are safe in polluted environment.
D
Dear Sir/Madame
I suppose robots could be used as chemical researchers. At least they can help us keep away from harmful materials or help to go into small areas which are hard to reach for us. It can be used to examine the inside of a nuclear reactor (核反應堆).
E
Dear Sir/Madame
I suppose robots could be astronauts and they could travel very far away,like Pluto.If so,we don’t need to train human beings to be astronauts as it costs quite a lot and it also takes many years to make a professional astronaut.
F
Dear Sir/Madame
I suppose robots could be used as car assembly (裝配) workers ,in parts of the production line. Robots can make the process move faster, get more work done and cost less.
請閱讀下列答卷人的信息，然后匹配答卷人和他們所提供的調(diào)查問卷。
46.Jaime is a professor in the field of biochemistry (生物化學).He is worried about his health situation as he keeps so close to harmful elements year in and year out.
47.Bradley works in the International Security Association.He is sad to think of the fact that there were so many people who couldn’t be saved or found at last in disasters such as in lakes,rivers,seas and so on.
48.Carrie is a young man who has a job in construction company in the city.He is afraid of climbing up laders and carrying the iron bars and other things onto higher places.So he wants to give up the job and find a better one.
49.Josh is a general manager of the National Bluebird Bureau,which is short of excellent astronauts.He has spent lots of his time and money on training them.
50.Alan,who is in his thirties,is a worker in an auto factory.He is thinking of changing his job for shooter which is more interesting and creative.
答卷人在調(diào)查問卷中的問答：
46.Jaime                             

A．Skyscraper builders
47.Bradley		B．Sea rescuing workers
48.Carrie		C．Dustmen
49.Josh		D．Chemical researchers
50.Alan                             E.Astronauts
F.Car assembly workers


【小題1】D
【小題2】B
【小題3】A
【小題4】E
【小題5】F

解析【小題1】D Jaime 是一位生化學教授，他很擔心他的健康狀況。故D符合要求。
【小題2】B Bradley是在國際安全協(xié)會工作，很擔心水資源方面的疾病。故B相符。
【小題3】A Carrie是在建筑公司中上班的，故A項的摩天大樓的建筑工人與題意相符。
【小題4】E Josh是the National Bluebird Bureau的經(jīng)理，這個公司缺少宇航員，那么他可能回答E部分的問題。
【小題5】F Alan是在汽車公司里上班的，故F與之相符。

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