陕西临渭区2024年八年级模拟训练(三)3答案(英语)

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30.What do Dafarra's words in paragraph 5 indicate about iCub 3?A.It is not perfect.B.It seems hopeless.C.It is particularly flexible.D.It has been widely received.31.What does Jonathan Aitken probably advise the team to do?A.Collect more data for transmission.B.Make a newer version of the robot.C.Clarify data transmission requirements.D.Stop setting a limit on data transmission.DAs humans,we might believe that we are the smartest and perhaps the only creatures in the world capable ofhaving feelings and subjective experience.but is this really the case?A new study finds that bumblebees(like to play.They like to roll around small wooden balls with no apparent motivation--it likely makes them feelgood.Previous evidence suggests that bees have positive and negative emotion-like states usually when they aregiven food rewards to test their abilities.However.in an experiment of the new study.some researchers hadtrained bumblebees to roll balls into a target in exchange for a sweet treat.They noticed that sometimesbumblebees would roll the balls outside of the experiment area for no reward.This observation gave rise to new questions:What are they doing?Why?Is this random or intentional?To answer these questions,the researchers set up more experiments.In the latest experiment.they watched45 bumblebees in an enclosed area where they could walk through a clear path to reach a feeding area,or theycould go off the path into areas with wooden balls.They found the bumblebees went out of their way to sit onthe balls or push them.Each rolled the balls between one and 117 times during the experiment.The researchers say that because they did it repeatedly with no food payoff,it suggests that the ball rollingwas rewarding."The behavior was voluntary,"says study first-author Samadi Galpayage."Bees have a reputation for beinghard workers,but the prospect of bees engaging in something like play is really novel and exciting because itshows that bees may experience pleasure and don't'only carry out duties that are strictly essential for immediatesurvival.Galpayage adds."Personally,I find this behavior fascinating because it tells us that bumblebees.like manyother animals,are more than little robotic beings,but have a richer behavior and life than we would havepreviously thought..”32.What is probably humans'typical view on bumblebees according to paragraph 1?A.They have no subjective feelings.B.They are friendly to human beings.C.They like rolling balls for pleasure.D.They are smarter than other creatures.33.What did bumblebees do in the latest experiment of the new study?A.They rolled their food around.B.They played with the balls.C.They stayed in the feeding area.D.They shared food with each other.34.How does Samadi Galpayage feel about bumblebees'behavior in the new study?A.Calm.B.Regretful.C.Unconcerned.D.Amazed.35.Which of the following can serve as the best title of the text?A.Bumblebees Are Hard WorkersB.Bumblebees Roll Balls for FoodC.Bumblebees Are Selfless InsectsD.Bumblebees Probably Enjoy Playing【高二摸底联芳·英语第5页（共8页）】