人教版（2019）选择性必修第一册Unit 2Looking into the Future 单元测试题（含答案）

UNIT 2 LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE
第一部分 听力（略）
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
The Albuquerque Balloon Festival
Every autumn, the sky above the city of Albuquerque in the south-western United States turns into a mass of bright colours. This is the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, a nine-day event.
The first festival was held in 1972 to celebrate the 50th birthday of the local radio station. There were about 12 hot-air balloons and they took off from the car park in the middle of Albuquerque. From these small beginnings the festival has grown steadily. This year at least a thousand balloons are expected at its current out-of-town site.
What to do
The pilots light up the burners of their balloons at the same time. These are known as “balloon glows”. However, you must arrive just after night has fallen or before 5:30 am to see these “glows” as the balloons rise into the dark sky.
During the day, you can walk around among the balloons. The balloons come in all sizes and colours, some in the shapes of animals or cartoon characters.
In the afternoon, why not take to the sky yourself by booking a balloon flight with the Rainbow Ryders This company is allowed to take guests during flight. Another possibility is to take the cable car (缆车) to the top of the nearby mountains and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the festival.
There are other attractions for visitors of all ages, including balloon races.
Practical advice
Tickets are available online. Buy them in advance and save yourself a long wait to get into the festival site. Wear several layers of clothing. At night and in the early morning it can be quite cool, but during the day sunglasses are necessary. Bring a flashlight for night-time events and, of course, bring your digital camera for evening and night-time pictures.
21. What do we know about the Albuquerque Balloon Festival
A. It runs for nine days.
B. It started as a big event.
C. It takes place every two years.
D. It was held in memory of a pilot.
22. What can you do with the Rainbow Ryders during the festival
A. Take a cable car tour.
B. Ride a hot-air balloon.
C. Enter balloon competitions.
D. Make balloons in different shapes.
23. What are you advised to do to attend the festival
A. Wear cool clothes.
B. Buy tickets online.
C. Arrive in the early morning.
D. Take pictures in the daytime.
B
When Alex Petrie went to stay with his father, he noticed that the 75-year-old walked around several times during the night. This was worrying: his father lived alone and had recently been diagnosed with Lewy body dementia (路易体失智症).
“I was feeling quite nervous about it and wondered if he was doing it every night,” says Petrie. “It's not nice to think that he's worried or can't sleep properly.”
But Petrie had recently installed (安装) a smart home system, Howz, in his father's flat. It uses sensors to track movements, feeding the data into an app that family members and close friends can access. Once the Howz system has analysed and established someone's habitual way of doing things, it will send alerts (警报) to the app if there are any changes. For example, if a sensor usually senses movement before 8 am each day — signalling the time the person normally gets up — an alert will be sent if there has been no movement by that time. Relatives can then call in to make sure everything is okay.
Using the app, Petrie could see that his father usually got a good night's sleep and very rarely walked about during the night. With this knowledge, he was able to provide the right kind of support and care when his father did have a sleepless night.
Howz, which was developed by Intelesant, a Manchester-based health tech company, aims to help people live independently in their own homes and provide peace of mind for their relatives.
Petrie set up two sensors in his father's flat: one on the front door and another in the hall. “The door sensor is important as I can see whether his carers have visited. It doesn't tell me who has visited but it's easy to find out by the time of the day. The sensor in the hall covers the most commonly used area of the flat. It gives us a near-continuous view of whether he's up and about. It's a little safety net,” says Petrie.
24. What was the problem with Petrie's father
A. He insisted on living alone.
B. He didn't like the care home.
C. He always went out for a walk at night.
D. He sometimes couldn't fall asleep at night.
25. What is paragraph 3 mainly about
A. How Howz works.
B. How Howz is tested.
C. Who invented Howz.
D. Why Howz was created.
26. What does Petrie think of Howz
A. It isn't privacy-friendly.
B. It isn't safe enough.
C. It is quite helpful.
D. It is big business.
27. What does the author want to tell us in the text
A. Tech shortens the distance between people.
B. Tech is benefiting people's daily life.
C. Tech affects the way people work.
D. Tech is slowing down aging.
C
A new study shows that the household consumers (家庭消费者) are focusing more on reducing their energy costs by using technologically advanced home appliances. The lighting control held the largest share in the smart home market in 2016. The increase in the adoption (采用) rate of intelligent lighting controls by households worldwide has fuelled the growth of the smart home market. These have the ability to reduce electricity consumption because they adjust (调节) the artificial light according to the surroundings.
Four years ago, I was in a discussion about Nest Thermostat (恒温器), sharing my view that if a house is built properly, it doesn't need a smart thermostat. It probably wouldn't do much good there because with careful placement of high-quality windows, you seldom need to heat or cool it at all. Since then, other studies have shown that in a leaky old house, smart thermostats can be very effective and save energy.
But is smart lighting saving energy A smart lighting system might turn off or adjust the brightness of a bulb (灯泡), but an LED bulb already uses very little electricity, say 7 watts per bulb. But when you make it smart, it is always connected, consuming a bit of power to talk to the controller or bridge; one guy with a meter tested it at 0.4 watts per hour, or 9.6 watts in a day. It means that if you have a pile of smart bulbs and devices, you are consuming a fair bit of electricity.
Except for smart thermostats in leaky houses, none in the smart market saves energy. Asking Siri, voice control on any of Apple devices, to turn off the lights is fun, but we would be better off in terms of energy and exercise if we got up and reached for a light switch. Rather than saving energy, the smart home is wasting it.
28. What does the underlined word “fuelled” in paragraph 1 probably mean
A. Controlled.
B. Promoted.
C. Predicted.
D. Detected.
29. What does the author think of smart thermostats
A. They are well-designed.
B. They are energy-efficient.
C. They are not very useful.
D. They are not always automatic.
30. What does paragraph 3 mainly want to tell us
A. LED bulbs are very bright.
B. LED bulbs are of little value.
C. Smart lighting has developed quickly.
D. Smart lighting does little to save electricity.
31. What does the author advise us to do in the last paragraph
A. To use Siri for fun.
B. To improve smart lighting.
C. To give up smart thermostats completely.
D. To turn to the traditional way of turning off lights.
D
Since I learned that shoppers who do less research are happier with their purchases ( 购买的东西), I've been proud of my “good enough” method of shopping. Unlike my husband, who does weeks of research, looking at various choices, and weighing his preferences compared to costs, I always buy the first item I come across that fits my needs and price range.
According to Barry Schwartz, author of the book The Paradox of Choice, my method of shopping is called “satisficing,” while my husband engages in ( 参与)“maximizing.” Maximizers want the best and believe that there's a perfect one of whatever they're looking for. Satisficers, on the other hand, focus on what will be good enough to meet their minimum (最低的) standards.
I recently purchased a desk chair. I wanted one that offered more lumbar ( 腰部的) support, so I went to a store and picked out a chair that felt comfortable and was within my price range. I was happy with my purchase for six months, until the day I put just a little weight on the back of the chair, and it broke. Turned out that the chair's back was made of particle board and it was just a matter of time before some weight broke the board. Now I have to buy a new one. It would have been less expensive if I'd researched various chairs, even if I'd ended up with a pricier chair.
While I am very much a satisficer, there are purchases that bring out the maximizer in me. One of them is blank notebooks. Recently I spent nearly two hours looking through the notebooks at a store to find the perfect one for a creative project. While I could use any notebook to take notes and draw pictures, the one I found fitted the project I had in mind.
While I'm always glad to be a satisficer, I admit my satisficing ways can sometimes prevent me from getting the satisfaction of finding exactly what I want. I know making sure that I raise my standards and get the enjoyment of finding the right choice for me will help me to enjoy the best of both worlds.
32. What can we learn about the author from paragraph 1
A. She dislikes shopping at all.
B. She wants every purchase to be perfect.
C. She is proud of every choice she has made.
D. She is a quick decision-maker when shopping.
33. Why does the author mention her experience of buying a desk chair
A. To suggest that satisficing can save time.
B. To show that satisficing can often be silly.
C. To show that satisficing can be expensive.
D. To prove that satisficing can bring happiness.
34. How did the author feel about the notebook she bought
A. She regretted buying it.
B. She felt satisfied with it.
C. She thought it was affordable.
D. She found it was not good enough.
35. What does the author learn from her shopping experiences
A. It pays to be a patient shopper.
B. Shopping can provide pleasure.
C. Spending wisely saves one trouble.
D. One never wastes time on what to buy.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
By 2050 we'll be able to send memories, emotions and feelings across the Internet. 36 Teenagers will love it. Instead of putting an emoticon (表情符号) at the end of every sentence, they will use an emotion: anger, happiness, or excitement.
I'm talking about telepathy ( 心灵感应), really. We'll still communicate the traditional way. 37 Our children will wonder, What is a keyboard We will enter the age of the “brain net”.
Medicine will develop fast, too. We will have cured certain forms of cancer, and we will have begun to treat the disease like the common cold. We'll live with it. It will no longer be deadly. 38
Technology will help in this respect. 39 Smart toilets will perform liquid biopsies ( 液体活检) to discover cancer cells. Smart objects like phones will check us over automatically.
40 By 2050 I think we'll be able to grow many of the important organs (器官) of the body and, rather than allow the organs we're born with to become old and weak, we'll replace them. That's all coming. And it doesn't take much imagination to realise it.
A. We will do a few tests.
B. People will live an easy life.
C. We won't fear it like we used to.
D. Brain science will have changed communication.
E. We can already use human cells to grow skin, noses, ears, etc.
F. But communicating telepathically will avoid misunderstandings between people.
G. Our clothes will discover the beginnings of a heart disease, and advise us to get treatment.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Technology has really improved my life over the past years. For example, the 41 that the iPhone brought have been dramatic (巨大的). We 42 our phones as music players, cameras, flashlights, and entertainment ( 娱乐) devices. We can use Siri, or Google on our phones to 43 to our voice requests. Phones have 44 become a way to pay for items. And the saying “There's an app for that” has become a serious 45 to many of our questions and problems.
The Amazon Echo voice assistant (Alexa) has also had a dramatic 46 on my life. With a few Internet-connected light bulbs and switches, I can now 47 Alexa to turn lights and devices on and off. When I get into bed at night, I tell Alexa what time to 48 me. In the morning, Alexa 49 the alarm clock and gives me the weather and news.
A more recent 50 to my home, the Google Home voice assistant, has also made my life 51 . With the addition of a $35 Chromecast device for my TV and a subscription (订阅) to Netflix, I can tell Google to play a certain Netflix movie or television show by 52 . For example, I can say, “Hey Google, 53 The Crown on TV.” My TV will display the show and 54 right where I left off. No more 55 the series in the Netflix app or trying to remember what I watched last.
41. A. changes B. voices C. problems D. prices
42. A. require B. use C. look D. copy
43. A. agree B. respond C. relate D. compare
44. A. still B. never C. even D. seldom
45. A. way B. discussion C. answer D. plan
46. A. push B. recovery C. decision D. impact
47. A. ask B. allow C. beg D. force
48. A. teach B. warn C. invite D. wake
49. A. switches B. sounds C. sets D. tests
50. A. connection B. direction C. addition D. description
51. A. safer B. longer C. worse D. easier
52. A. name B. order C. time D. example
53. A. watch B. play C. film D. buy
54. A. organize B. record C. start D. close
55. A. thinking about B. turning to C. giving up D. searching for
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
A robot is any machine that can work 56. ________ (independent) and perform tasks otherwise done by humans. Robots as we know them started out as science fiction ( 假想之物). The author Isaac Asimov coined the term “robotics” and 57. ________ (come) up with the Three Laws of Robotics. The first of these was that robots may not harm a human being and 58. ________ (scientist) referred to Asimov's laws when they started making real-life robots.
In 1954, Unimate, a large robotic arm, became the world's first 59. ________ (industry) robot. For a long time, robots were only found in factories or laboratories. But later, robots found 60. ________ (they) way into homes and classrooms. Nowadays, robots have become an important part of space missions.
Some people fear that robots will take too many jobs away 61. ________ humans. This process is called automation. However, some experts think that the use of robots will allow businesses 62. ________ (create) more jobs than have been lost. The coronavirus pandemic (冠状病毒流行病) has shown how robots and humans can work together. In Singapore, a robotic dog called Spot has been used to help enforce (执行) social distancing. It was made by Boston Dynamics, 63. ________ has also developed a human-like robot called Atlas. In December 2020, a video showed Atlas and Spot performing a dance routine together. 64. ________ (look) ahead, whether it's in education, entertainment 65. ________ exploration, we surely believe that robots will play a big part in the future of humanity.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
假定你是李华，你校英语俱乐部举办论坛，探讨机器人在未来生活中的应用。请你写一篇发言稿，内容包括：
1. 选择一个领域进行陈述（如日常生活、医疗、汽车制造等）；
2. 描述机器人在该领域的应用（可举例说明）；
3. 介绍机器人的优势所在。
注意：写作词数应为80左右。
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第二节（满分25分）
阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。
It is possible to wake up first thing in the morning with excitement. But in order to do so, you need to turn your alarm clock into a positive trigger (触发器) first. To begin with, you need to set up a situation that's going to make the desired result happen, such as moving your alarm clock — the fact that the alarm clock is across the room or in some different room forces you out of bed to turn it off. And when you get out of bed, you're off to a good start.
If you don't have specific goals, you are unlikely to turn your alarm clock into a positive emotional trigger. In fact, without clear goals, you will have a hard time creating motivation (动机), happiness, hope, or a good future. You need very specific and realistic goals, because human beings are drawn toward the future, and only by owning specific goals can you own your future.
Everyone follows a routine in daily life. The point of a routine is to make the process smooth so you can make progress. However, what got you here won't get you there. Just because one routine helped you in the past doesn't mean it will help you now. For example, for over 3 years, I woke up, walked to a nearby coffee shop and wrote articles there. That routine helped me become a successful author. But that routine isn't fit for who I am now. To stay healthy, I recently started running first thing in the morning.
The last tip is starting your activity as soon as possible. If you wake up first thing in the morning but don't get up at once, your brain will remain fuzzy (模糊的) longer than it needs to. How you spend the first few moments of your morning sends a powerful signal to your brain about how the rest of the day will go. If you wake up and immediately get going on a task, your brain will activate very quickly. The longer it takes to get started on your first task, the harder it will be to make progress.
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参考答案
听力1-20 （略）
21-25 ABBDA 26-30 CBBCD 31-35 DDCBA 36-40 DFCGE
41-45 ABBCC 46-50 DADBC 51-55 DABCD
56. independently 57. came 58. scientists 59. industrial
60. their 61. from 62. to create 63. which
64. Looking 65. or
写作
第一节
One possible version:
Dear friends,
The development of medical technology is creating a world where robots may play a more and more important part in curing the sick.
DNA nanobots may sound like science fiction, but recent research has shown that DNA nanobots are new tools to treat cancer and other diseases. Researchers use DNA to build nanobots, which can detect cancer cells and destroy them.
By providing assistance to hospitals, medical robotics can bring down the cost of healthcare, get rid of human error, reduce operating time, and free up staff for more pressing matters.
Thank you.
第二节
One possible version:
In order to wake up excitedly, you can put your alarm clock across the room to force you out of bed. ( 要点1) Having specific goals can turn your alarm clock into a positive trigger and help you own your future. ( 要点2) Besides, you should rearrange your routine based on your ever-changing daily life. ( 要点3) Also, the faster you start your first activity, the better your brain will function. (要点4)
部分解析
阅读
第一节
A篇
主题语境：人与自我——生活
本文是应用文。文章介绍了阿尔伯克基国际热气球节及相关的庆祝活动。
21. A。细节理解题。由文中的This is the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, a nine-day event可知，阿尔伯克基国际热气球节共持续九天。
22. B。细节理解题。由What to do 部分中的In the afternoon, why not take to the sky yourself by booking a balloon flight with the Rainbow Ryders This company is allowed to take guests during flight可知，Rainbow Ryders公司向游客提供热气球之旅。
23. B。细节理解题。由Practical advice部分中的Tickets are available online. Buy them in advance and save yourself a long wait to get into the festival site可知，如果你想参加阿尔伯克基国际热气球节，最好提前在网上购票。
B篇
主题语境：人与社会——科学与技术
本文是说明文。文章讲述了Alex Petrie如何利用科技手段更好地照顾生病的父亲。
24. D。细节理解题。由第一段中的the 75-year-old walked around several times during the night及第四段中的very rarely walked about during the night和when his father did have a sleepless night可知，Petrie的父亲有时夜里无法入睡。
25. A。段落大意题。由第三段中的track movements, feeding the data into an app， the Howz system has analysed and established someone's habitual way of doing things及send alerts to the app可知，本段在描述Howz这个智能家居系统的工作原理。
26. C。推理判断题。由第四段及最后一段的描述，尤其是 It's a little safety net可推断，Petrie认为Howz这个智能家居系统很有帮助。
27. B。推理判断题。文章讲述了Alex Petrie如何利用科技手段更好地照顾生病的父亲。由此可推断，作者想通过Petrie的经历说明科技可以给人们的日常生活带来好处。
C篇
主题语境：人与社会——科学与技术
本文是议论文。作者探讨了智能家居系统的弊端，他认为其造成了能源浪费。
28. B。词义猜测题。根据第一段内容可知，人们越来越多地使用智能家居设备，而智能光控设备在2016年就占有了最大的市场份额，由此可推断，智能光控设备使用率的上涨很有可能“促进了”智能家居市场的发展。
29. C。推理判断题。由第二段中的It probably wouldn't do much good there because with careful placement of highquality windows, you seldom need to heat or cool it at all可知，智能恒温器在建造质量好的房屋里的作用并不大，因为窗户设计得好，根本不需要给房屋制冷或供热。由此可知，作者认为智能恒温器并非任何时候都需要。
30. D。推理判断题。由第三段中的when you make it smart, it is always connected, consuming a bit of power to talk to the controller or bridge; one guy with a meter tested it at 0.4 watts per hour, or 9.6 watts in a day可知，LED灯泡虽然省电，但其控制开关因一直连着电源仍然会耗电。由此可知，智能光控系统根本不省电。
31. D。推理判断题。根据最后一段中的Asking Siri ... is fun, but we would be better off in terms of energy and exercise ... a light switch可知，作者建议人们自己起身去关灯，而非依赖智能光控系统，一则省电，二则还可以锻炼。
D篇
主题语境：人与自我——生活
本文是夹叙夹议文。作者结合自己的经历论述了购物时两种做抉择方式的利弊。
32. D。推理判断题。由第一段中的Since I learned that shoppers who do less research are happier with their purchases, I've been proud of my “good enough” method of shopping和I always buy the first item I come across that fits my needs and price range可知，作者购物时，不愿意花时间研究各种选择。相反，她总是很快做出抉择。
33. C。推理判断题。由第三段中的Now I have to buy a new one. It would have been less expensive if I'd researched various chairs, even if I'd ended up with a pricier chair可知，作者讲述自己购买椅子的经历以说明自己这种购物方式有时会让她多花钱。
34. B。推理判断题。由第四段中的While I could use any notebook to take notes and draw pictures, the one I found fitted the project I had in mind可知，作者对自己精挑细选的笔记本很满意。
35. A。细节理解题。结合作者的两次购物经历以及最后一段中的I know making sure that I raise my standards and get the enjoyment of finding the right choice for me will help me to enjoy the best of both worlds可知，作者发现购物时耐心地花时间研究各种选择还是有好处的。
第二节
主题语境：人与社会——科学与技术
本文是说明文。作者畅想了2050年人类的生活变化。
36. D。本段描述的是2050年人类交际的特点。由空后的Instead of putting an emoticon at the end of every sentence, people will use an emotion: anger, happiness, or excitement可知，人类的交际将会发生变化，D项符合语境。
37. F。由空前的I'm talking about telepathy, really及We'll still communicate the traditional way可知，设空处可能与telepathy相关，F项符合语境。
38. C。空前描述的是未来癌症将会和普通的感冒一样，完全可以治愈。也就是说，癌症不像以前那么可怕，可以致命，故选C项。C项中的it指代上文中的cancer。
39. G。本段讲述的是科技对人类健康方面的影响。结合空后的描述可知，G项符合语境,表示“我们的衣服可以识别心脏病的早期症状，建议我们立即就医”。
40. E。本段描述的是2050年人类可以种植人体器官，所有选项中，只有E项符合语境。
语言运用
第一节
主题语境：人与社会——科学与技术
本文是记叙文。作者描述了科技对他的生活产生的巨大影响。
41. A。由上文中的Technology has really improved my life和下文作者描述手机的各种用途可知，像iPhone之类的智能手机所带来的改变是非常巨大的。故changes符合语境，泛指下文列举的手机对人们生活产生的影响。
42. B。本空所在句与下文中的We can use Siri, or Google ... our voice requests是并列关系，都是说手机的各种用途。故选use。
43. B。由本句中的use Siri, or Google on our phones和our voice requests以及常识可知，手机中的Siri和Google两种程序能够对我们的语音请求“作出回应（respond）”。
44. C。根据常识和语境可知，本空所在句与上两句内容We ... our phones as ... devices和We can use Siri ... requests之间是递进关系，指出手机甚至变成了一种支付工具。故选even。
45. C。本空所在句中的There's an app for that意为“有一个应用程序可以解决这个问题”，也就是说，我们倾向于依赖某个应用程序来解决问题。由此可知，这里是说这句话已经成为我们许多问题的“答案（answer）”。
46. D。由下文作者描述他如何使用智能语音助手Alexa可知，Alexa已经对他的生活产生了非常巨大的影响。故impact符合语境。
47. A。由上文中对Alexa的介绍voice assistant和Internetconnected light bulbs and switches可知，Alexa通过网络与用户进行沟通实现其功能。此处选ask，与上文中的voice呼应。这里指作者通过语音告诉Alexa打开或者关闭灯和其他的设备。
48. D。49. B。由文中的I get into bed at night和In the morning, Alexa ... the alarm clock可知，Alexa可以被用作闹钟（Alexa发出闹钟的声音），“叫醒（wake）”作者。sound在此处作动词，意为“（使）发出声音，响”。
50. C。本段作者继续举例说明科技对他生活的改变。由本段中的more recent和the addition of a $35 Chromecast device可推测，谷歌家居语音助手应该是他家最新添置的电子设备。故选addition（增加物，添加物），与下文中的addition是原词复现关系。Chromecast是谷歌公司研发的一款电子设备。
51. D。由下文描述可知，谷歌家居语音助手让作者的生活变得“更舒适（easier）”。
52. A。由下文作者的举例I can say, “Hey Google, ... The Crown on TV.”可知，他是对着谷歌家居语音助手说出了他想看的电视节目的名字。故name符合语境。
53. B。由上文中的tell Google to play a certain Netflix movie or television show可知，本空与上文中的play是原词复现关系。
54. C。55. D。由文中的No ... trying to remember what I watched last可知，安装了Chromecast设备的电视非常智能，可以从上一次停止的位置“开始（start）”播放。这也意味着不用从众多节目中“搜寻（searching for）”或记住上一次看的是什么。
第二节
主题语境：人与社会——科学与技术
本文是说明文。文章介绍了机器人发展的历史以及在人类生活中所起的作用。
56. independently。考查副词。设空处作状语修饰动词work，用副词，故填independently。
57. came。考查一般过去时。根据语境以及本句中的coined可知，此处描述的是发生在过去的事情，用一般过去时，故填came。coin在此处作动词，意为“创造（新词语）”。
58. scientists。考查可数名词的复数。scientist意为“科学家”，是可数名词，设空处表示泛指，指“科学家们”，故填其复数形式scientists。
59. industrial。考查形容词。设空处作定语修饰名词robot，用形容词，意为“工业的”，故填industrial。
60. their。考查代词。根据语境可知，设空处表示“它们的”，故填形容词性物主代词their。find one's way (to / into) 发现（到某处的）途径。
61. from。考查介词。take sb. / sth. away from sb. / sth. 从某人/某物处移去，移开,除掉某人/某物。
62. to create。考查动词不定式作补语的用法。allow sb. / sth. to do sth. 允许某人/某物做某事。
63. which。考查关系代词。设空处引导非限制性定语从句，修饰Boston Dynamics，且在从句中作主语，故填which。
64. Looking。考查动词-ing形式作状语的用法。设空处作状语，且逻辑主语we与动词look之间是主动关系，故填Looking。
65. or。考查连词。whether ... or ...（表示无论哪种情况都真实）是……（还是），或者……（或者）。