What do we learn about the man？A．He is too busy to help with the woman.B．He enjoys working

What will the woman do tomorrow?

A．Give the man some more work.

B．Deliver a brief on the account.

C．Work with the man.

D．Treat the man to lunch.

The authors attitude towards the Dukes marriage is one of______.

A．supportive

B．ambivalent

C．tolerant

D．critical

After marriage, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor did all the following EXCEPT______.

A．attending the local cultural festivals in the Bahamas

B．surprising the local people with bizarre dresses

C．reflecting the price of trading the crown for love

D．parading their devotion in public

The word "budged" in Paragraph Two can be best replaced by______.

A．persuaded

B．harassed

C．cautioned

D．convinced

We can infer from Paragraph Two that______.

A．the Prime Minister was on the king"s side and spoke for him to the whole nation

B．the British people could accept an American divorcee for a queen

C．the king had no choice but to be forced to marry the American woman

D．the king"s abdication was a great grief to the whole nation

Which of the following statements about the Prince of Wales is NOT true?

A．He was the eldest son of George V and the next king of England.

B．He was an exemplary royal and in good terms with every company.

C．He was expected to bring some changes to the monarchy system.

D．He remained unmarried for a respectable mysterious American woman.

Which can best describe the theme of the text?

A．Introducing the research on artificial intelligence.

B．Explaining the future jobs at risk for automation.

C．Illustrating the gap between humans and current AI.

D．Analyzing the "engineering bottlenecks" in robotics.

The "engineering bottlenecks" in AI and robotics include all the following EXCEPT______.

A．objects identification

B．logic operation

C．creative intelligence

D．social intelligence

Which of the following statements about "unskilled" jobs is NOT true?

A．The "unskilled" jobs are usually carried out by the working-class.

B．The educated elites usually show contempt for the "unskilled" jobs.

C．The educated elites perform. badly in doing these "unskilled" jobs.

D．Robots can outperform. humans when doing these "unskilled" jobs.

Frey and Osborne are most likely to agree that______.

A．machines cannot do the jobs cheaply and do it well at the same time

B．more than half of the jobs in America are likely to be automated in the future

C．the automated check-out system at a grocery store tends to be quite effective

D．the artificial technology will be used to automate the jobs more efficiently