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  3. Computers have been taught to act and speak, but the problem is how to【C1】__

Computers have been taught to act and speak, but the problem is how to【C1】__

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问题     Computers have been taught to act and speak, but the problem is how to【C1】______them to listen --to understand spoken words.【C2】______speech recognition systems have been used by workers who need to enter data into a computer while their hands and eyes are otherwise【C3】______
    The recognition of a limited vocabulary of single words from a single speaker is【C4】______much  a  solved  problem.  Some  systems, however, have trouble【C5】______the noise of crumpling(弄皱,变皱)paper from the sound of a human【C6】______
    Independent systems【C7】______recognize the same word【C8】______spoken by many different people can be built by sampling how several people say the same words【C9】______storing several patterns for each word. But the chances  for  error  are  greater  and  the vocabulary must usually be【C10】______. Even more difficult is continuous speech. People【C11】______running words together and even changing some  sounds  when  they  speak,  m  the computer【C12】______knows when one word ends and another starts,【C13】______the process much more difficult. It was reported that it【C14】______an hour on the largest computer in【C15】______use to recognize one second of continuous speech.
    Some【C16】______have been made to improve continuous speech recognition【C17】______giving the. computer  some  rules  of  grammar  to restrict which words can【C18】______which other words. A device has been developed that has a 5000-word vocabulary but requires the speaker to【C19】______between words.
    These devices, however crude at the moment,  will  represent  the【C20】______applications of what is considered a promising but extremely difficult technology. [br] 【C20】
选项 A、initial
B、final
C、advanced
D、easy
答案 A
解析 该题测试考生对上下文的理解。the initial application 意思为“初步的应用”，与上一句however crude在意义上呼应。
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