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国家开放大学管理英语3（2023，春）
I adapted quickly ______ the new climate.
A. to
B. into
C. for
Did you find the way to the new library?—Sure. Mr. White gave me very __________________________ directions.
A. clear
B. private
C. creative
They have been interested in theories ________ how the universe was created.
A. as to
B. as for
C. as
There are ______ of ways to make your house look greener.
A. many
B. plenty
C. lot
I saw your advertisement for an engineer in the newspaper yesterday,is the _______ still open?
A. work
B. position
C. campaign
He is the right person to __________________________ such a large wine company.
A. raise
B. remove
C. run
I think people need to______ and interact with other people.
A. get on
B. get in
C. get out
He characterized briefly the main __________________________ in the world today.
A. tend
B. trend
C. treat
In the home of the future, you can skip the keys. Just tap your phone, your door swings open.A new company with a high-powered designer is hoping to take that vision to the masses. That company, August, introduced its version of the so-called smart-lock to the public last week. The lock is the brainchild of CEO Jason Johnson and renowned designer Yves Béhar.While people may like the idea of smart homes, according to research firm IHS, only 5.6 million smart platforms have been installed globally. But the number is expected to rise to 44.6 million by 2018.Smooth and round, August’s lock allows users to unlock their doors by using their phones. Customers can also let in a babysitter or a maid by issuing them a temporary wireless key. “We’re approaching it as a consumer product rather than a piece of
technology,” says Béhar.The lock, which uses Bluetooth, fits smoothly over an old-fashioned door with the help of two screws and some wing flaps so customers can retrofit their doors without altering the appearance. Users open the door by holding their phone app up to the lock or tapping a button on their phone screen.August has raised over $10 million in venture capital funding for their lock. It faces a lot of competition from both well-established brands and startups. Yale has its own line of smart locks while Kwikset released its smart-lock, Kevo, last year. Meanwhile, start-up Goji plans to release a sleekly designed smart-lock that will take pictures of people who knock on your door and send the pictures to your phone.This lock is August’s first product, but they don’t seem too worried about the competition. “We’d love to see other people enter this market,” says Johnson. “It helps us if more people start using smart locks.” He adds: “We’re about changing the way you interact with your home. We have keyless cars, why not keyless homes?”
August introduced its version of the___B__to the public.
A. so-called smart-car
B. so-called smart-lock
C. so-called smart-phone
August’s lock is__A___ .
A. smooth and round
B. square and smooth
C. smooth and oval
August’s lock fits smoothly over an old-fashioned door so__A__.
A. customers can retrofit their doors without changing the appearance
B. customers can retrofit their doors by altering the appearance
C. customers don’t need to retrofit their doors
___C___ allows users to open their doors by holding their phone app up to the lock or tapping a button on their phone screen.
A. Kwikset ’s lock
B. Yale’s lock
C. August’s lock
___B__has released its smart-lock, Kevo.
A. Yale
B. Kwikset
C. August
Henry and his friend Sally are talking about the smart phone.Henry: My MP3 player is broken, so I want to change it for an MP4 player. Can you offer any advice about which brand and model to buy?Sally: An MP4 player? Why don’t you buy a new cell phone? You can find an MP4 player inside any of the latest cell phones.Henry: Oh, that’s a good idea. Perhaps I should have a try.Sally: Look at my cell phone. I can listen to music, watch movies, take pictures, play games, surf the web and download documents. It’s just like a pad.Henry: That’s cool. I can use the computer and the Internet pretty well, but I’m a little bit slow in the latest trends of digital products.Sally: That’s OK. You know, digital devices are becoming smaller and easier to carry, and they won’t cost you too much.Henry: Yeah, if I buy a cell phone like this, I don’t have to take a music player everywhere I go, and I can save the cost of buying an extra MP4.Sally: That’s right. What’s the flash memory of your old MP3?Henry: 256 MB.Sally: Then any cell phone can meet your need because they generally have memories of over 512MB.
（F）They are talking about a camera.
A. T
B. F
(F)You can find a mobile phone in any of latest MP4.
A. T
B. F
（T）The new cell phone is just like a pad.
A. T
B. F
（F）Digital devices are becoming bigger and harder to carry.
A. T
B. F
（T）The cell phone generally has memories of over 512 MB.
A. T
B. F
A. to
B. into
C. for
Did you find the way to the new library?—Sure. Mr. White gave me very __________________________ directions.
A. clear
B. private
C. creative
They have been interested in theories ________ how the universe was created.
A. as to
B. as for
C. as
There are ______ of ways to make your house look greener.
A. many
B. plenty
C. lot
I saw your advertisement for an engineer in the newspaper yesterday,is the _______ still open?
A. work
B. position
C. campaign
He is the right person to __________________________ such a large wine company.
A. raise
B. remove
C. run
I think people need to______ and interact with other people.
A. get on
B. get in
C. get out
He characterized briefly the main __________________________ in the world today.
A. tend
B. trend
C. treat
In the home of the future, you can skip the keys. Just tap your phone, your door swings open.A new company with a high-powered designer is hoping to take that vision to the masses. That company, August, introduced its version of the so-called smart-lock to the public last week. The lock is the brainchild of CEO Jason Johnson and renowned designer Yves Béhar.While people may like the idea of smart homes, according to research firm IHS, only 5.6 million smart platforms have been installed globally. But the number is expected to rise to 44.6 million by 2018.Smooth and round, August’s lock allows users to unlock their doors by using their phones. Customers can also let in a babysitter or a maid by issuing them a temporary wireless key. “We’re approaching it as a consumer product rather than a piece of
technology,” says Béhar.The lock, which uses Bluetooth, fits smoothly over an old-fashioned door with the help of two screws and some wing flaps so customers can retrofit their doors without altering the appearance. Users open the door by holding their phone app up to the lock or tapping a button on their phone screen.August has raised over $10 million in venture capital funding for their lock. It faces a lot of competition from both well-established brands and startups. Yale has its own line of smart locks while Kwikset released its smart-lock, Kevo, last year. Meanwhile, start-up Goji plans to release a sleekly designed smart-lock that will take pictures of people who knock on your door and send the pictures to your phone.This lock is August’s first product, but they don’t seem too worried about the competition. “We’d love to see other people enter this market,” says Johnson. “It helps us if more people start using smart locks.” He adds: “We’re about changing the way you interact with your home. We have keyless cars, why not keyless homes?”
August introduced its version of the___B__to the public.
A. so-called smart-car
B. so-called smart-lock
C. so-called smart-phone
August’s lock is__A___ .
A. smooth and round
B. square and smooth
C. smooth and oval
August’s lock fits smoothly over an old-fashioned door so__A__.
A. customers can retrofit their doors without changing the appearance
B. customers can retrofit their doors by altering the appearance
C. customers don’t need to retrofit their doors
___C___ allows users to open their doors by holding their phone app up to the lock or tapping a button on their phone screen.
A. Kwikset ’s lock
B. Yale’s lock
C. August’s lock
___B__has released its smart-lock, Kevo.
A. Yale
B. Kwikset
C. August
Henry and his friend Sally are talking about the smart phone.Henry: My MP3 player is broken, so I want to change it for an MP4 player. Can you offer any advice about which brand and model to buy?Sally: An MP4 player? Why don’t you buy a new cell phone? You can find an MP4 player inside any of the latest cell phones.Henry: Oh, that’s a good idea. Perhaps I should have a try.Sally: Look at my cell phone. I can listen to music, watch movies, take pictures, play games, surf the web and download documents. It’s just like a pad.Henry: That’s cool. I can use the computer and the Internet pretty well, but I’m a little bit slow in the latest trends of digital products.Sally: That’s OK. You know, digital devices are becoming smaller and easier to carry, and they won’t cost you too much.Henry: Yeah, if I buy a cell phone like this, I don’t have to take a music player everywhere I go, and I can save the cost of buying an extra MP4.Sally: That’s right. What’s the flash memory of your old MP3?Henry: 256 MB.Sally: Then any cell phone can meet your need because they generally have memories of over 512MB.
（F）They are talking about a camera.
A. T
B. F
(F)You can find a mobile phone in any of latest MP4.
A. T
B. F
（T）The new cell phone is just like a pad.
A. T
B. F
（F）Digital devices are becoming bigger and harder to carry.
A. T
B. F
（T）The cell phone generally has memories of over 512 MB.
A. T
B. F