Vocabulary A
(1) The act or process of growing, renewing, or restoring something after it has been damaged or lost;
(2) Having artificial or electronic body parts that work using technology, often replacing natural limbs or organs.
(1) regeneration; (2) bionic
Researchers developing new bionic limb technology have made the project their (1) __________.
Clue: the single most important task, goal, or issue that you must deal with before anything else.
top priority
1. Scientists __________ find a cure for aging in the next few decades, but there are still many unknown factors. (<50% certain)
A) definitely
B) are bound to
C) will possibly
C. will possibly
(1) Smart wearable devices / updated / are / right now. / being /
(2) being / to solve / AI / yet. / the world / isn't / around / used / problems
(1) Smart wearable devices are being updated right now.
(2) Ai isn't being used to solve problems around the world yet.
Choose the best fitting summary for this paragraph!
A. The BioArm 3 is an advanced bionic limb that reads brain signals to carry out delicate tasks without making errors.
B. The BioArm 3 is an advanced bionic limb that reads brain signals and can translate them into precise, real-time physical movements.
C. The BioArm 3 is an advanced bionic limb that can read over 100 nerve signals and is stronger than human arms.
B
(1) Moral principles and beliefs that govern a person's or group's behavior regarding what is right and wrong.
(2) Completely changing the way something is done or thought about, usually making it vastly better or more advanced.
(3) The use of living systems, organisms, or biological techniques to develop products and technology (e.g., genetic editing).
(1) ethics; (2) revolutionizing; (3) biotechnology
Having made rapid progress over the past few months, they are now ready to (1) __________ further tests on patients in a state-of-the-art (2) __________ facility.
Clue: (1) To do a planned activity, research, or investigation; (2) the most advanced machines, electronics, and modern scientific methods available
(1) carry out; (2) high-tech
(1) As AI continues to evolve, automated systems are __________ to change the job market permanently. (70–90% certain)
A) bound
B) possibly
C) doubt
(2) With massive investment in space technology, humans will __________ establish a permanent base on Mars in this century. (>95% certain)
A) possibly
B) definitely
C) likely
(1) bound; (2) definitely
(1) all over / by / Tiny robots / used / the world. / are / regenerate / being / forests / scientists
(2) buildings / energy bricks / to / developed / Are / being / and / power / houses?
(1) Tiny robots are being used by scientists to regenerate forests all over the world.
(2) Are energy bricks being developed to power buildings and houses?
Choose the best fitting summary for this paragraph!
A) AI algorithms are being developed to replace human doctors in performing complex surgeries.
B) AI technology improves diagnostic speed and accuracy, allowing for earlier treatment and better patient outcomes.
C) AI technology helps analyze medical scans, but doctors still doubt its accuracy in treating cancer.
B
(1) The state or ability of living forever, without ever dying.
(2) Easily hurt, damaged, or affected by something negative, such as a cyberattack or illness.
(3) Movement forward toward a refined goal, improvement, or a higher state of development.
(4) Relating to or based on the methods, principles, and systematic study of science.
(1) immortality; (2) vulnerable; (3) progress; (4) scientific
Their main goal is to (1) __________ damaged tissues and improve human lifespan. However, before putting these inventions on the market, they must (2) __________ whether the technology is ethical and safe for everyday use.
Clue: (1) to grow, create, or bring something back to a healthy, active, or original state; (2) to think about a problem or situation until you understand it or find a solution
(1) regenerate; (2) figure out
(1) Experts __________ that fully autonomous flying cars will become a common sight in cities anytime soon. (60–70% uncertain)
(2) High-tech wearable devices will __________ help doctors monitor patient health in real-time. (60–70% certain)
possibly / likely / definitely / are bound / doubt / probably
(1) doubt; (2) likely/probably
(1) Scientists __________ engineered hypersonic trains that travel between countries.
(2) Researchers ________ find a way to make powerful batteries lightweight.
(3) The famous inventor _________ found a solution to the problem.
(has yet to / has not yet / have yet to / have not yet)
(1) haven't yet; (2) have yet to; (3) hasn't yet
Choose the best fitting summary for this paragraph!
A) Gene editing in agriculture can make crops more resilient to climate threats, helping safeguard the global food supply.
B) Scientists are modifying plant DNA, but ethical concerns have stopped the use of genetically engineered crops.
C) CRISPR technology is being used to make crops grow larger and faster than natural plants.
A
(1) To design, build, or modify something—such as DNA, a structure, or a system—using technical skill.
(2) The length of time that a person, animal, or object is expected to live or function.
(3) Having the ability, power, or necessary skills to do a particular task.
(4) Happening or moving at a very high speed or within a very short period of time.
(5) An improvement or development in a particular field, such as science, medicine, or technology.
(1) engineer; (2) lifespan; (3) capable; (4) rapid; (5) advancement
Biotechnology is a high-priority field with the potential to achieve ground-breaking results. With (1) _______ powered scientific research and bionic engineering working together, we are close to unlocking the secrets to extending the human (2) ________ .The dream of (3) ________ once the stuff of science fiction, has now become a top-priority mission as scientists try to use the full capabilities of biotechnology. This (4) _______ progress in the biotechnological sphere is revolutionary and is set to secure (5) ______ awards for engineers and researchers.
Word bank: lifespan / rapid / immortality / top / high-
(1) high -; (2) lifespan; (3) immortality; (4) rapid; (5) top
Correct the mistakes!
(1) Advancements in technology are bound to fixed all of the world's problems.
(2) In my opinion, the Erodium robot is to likely have win the top award for environmental technology.
(3) I think the technology is certain that get more capable of handling these issues.
(1) Advancements in technology are bound to fix all of the world’s problems.
(2) In my opinion, the Erodium robot is likely to win the top award for environmental technology.
(3) I think the technology is certain to get more capable of handling these issues.
(1) People ________ decided whether using biotechnology is ethical or not.
(2) The scientist ________ push the technology to its full capability.
(3) The latest technological products ________ been tested by the public.
(4) The client ________ decided what kind of technology he wants to include.
(has yet to / has not yet / have yet to / have not yet)
(1) haven't yet; (2) has yet to; (3) haven't yet; (4) hasn't yet
Choose the best fitting summary for this paragraph!
A) BCIs translate brain signals into digital commands, giving individuals with severe physical disabilities greater control and independence.
B) BCIs allow researchers to read thoughts and memories, raising major ethical questions in laboratories.
C) Robotic limbs controlled by BCIs are now available in most hospitals for patient rehabilitation.