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You can see all these things at the Beijing Winter Olympics. Some technologies make the Games stand out and help people stay safe during COVID-19.

Driverless helpers

Walking inside Shougang Industrial Park, you can see different kinds of driverless cars. When you feel tired, you can get in a driverless minibus. When you feel hungry, you can buy food from a “driverless car store”. Some driverless cars can even send things to you just like a delivery man (快递员).

Body temperature check

People can wear a thermometer (体温计) on their skin. It looks like a bandage (创可贴). One charge (充电) can work for about ten days. Users can check their body temperature through an app on their smart phones. If someone gets a fever, the thermometer will report it.

Remote interview

Usually after each event, reporters will interview players face to face. To stay safe, the Beijing Winter Olympics will do remote interviews. The reporters can’t meet the players. But they can talk with each other by video.

1．How many kinds of driverless cars are mentioned in the text?

A．Two.

B．Three.

C．Four.

D．Five.

2．The thermometer can work for ________ days.

A．about eight

B．about nine

C．about ten

D．about eleven

3．It’s clear that the thermometer ________.

A．can call people	B．is small in size
C．can be worn on the clothes	D．is as cheap as a bandage

4．What does the underlined word “Remote” mean in the passage?

A．远程的

B．原始的

C．虚假的

D．隐秘的

5．What can you get out of the text?

A．A new kind of bandage.	B．How the driverless cars are made.
C．Cool technologies at the Olympics.	D．What we should do during COVID-19.

6．You might be interested in the text if you ________.

A．are a toy car collector	B．want to be a reporter in the future
C．are a lover of science and technology	D．want to work at Shougang Industrial Park