Give a computer (i)_____ task, winning at chess, say, or predicting the weather, and the machine beats humans nearly every time. Yet when problems are (ii)_____ , or require combining varied sources of information, computers are (iii) _____human intelligence.
Blank (I)Blank (II)Blank (III)
A：a well-defined D：nuanced G：no match
B：a random E：inconsequential H：unyielding
C：an open-ended F：solvable I：able to dwarf
答案：ADG
The latest publications predicting disastrous coastal erosion are unlikely to ______knowledgeable readers because variations on the same claims have been effectively refuted in the past few years.
A：intrigue
B：reassure
C：baffle
D：alarm
E：unsettle
F：calm
答案：DE
It is hardly _____for today’s films to try to blur the boundaries between the moral and the immoral; Hollywood has been doing that since at least the 1960s.
A：entertaining
B：original
C：novel
D：pertinent
E：relevant
F：insightful
答案：BC
Although we no longer have to rely on salt to keep food from spoiling, our appetite for it is_____: most people eat much more salt than they need.
A：involuntary
B：inconstant
C：unabated
D：unpredictable
E：undiminished
F：insatiable
答案：CE
Some social scientists who begin their studies of small communities with the intention of remaining detached revise their initial approach on discovering that personal involvement with subjects can actually_____ the gathering of important data.
A：influence
B：expedite
C：facilitate
D：circumvent
E：affect
F：intensify
答案：BC
