PARAGRAPH ONE:
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the world's first news- |
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earthquake in Tokyo |
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They look, sound and |
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English word "android" |
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The scientists showed |
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say when |
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The names use the |
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reading robots |
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the Japanese words |
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on television |
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an imaginary |
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two robots to reporters |
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The robots' creator did not |
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act like humans |
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read the news |
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for child and adult |
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PARAGRAPH TWO:
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Robots are big |
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better |
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Companies spend a lot |
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and more |
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They try to make robots |
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over the world |
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helpful and |
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business in Japan |
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Westerners think robots |
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owning a laptop |
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they will take |
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cute |
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We will have more |
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of money on them |
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no different from |
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are scary |
Japanese scientists (1) ___________________ world's first news-reading robots. They look, (2) ___________________ humans. The scientists showed two (3) ___________________. One is called "Kodomoroid," the other is "Otonaroid". The names use the English word "android" (4) ___________________ words for child and adult. They (5) ___________________ imaginary earthquake in Tokyo. The robots' creator (6) ___________________ robots would really read the news on television.
Robots (7) ___________________ Japan. Companies spend a lot of money on them. They try to (8) ___________________. Japanese people like robots. (9) ___________________ helpful and cute. Westerners think robots are scary and worry they will (10) ___________________. A professor said: "We will have more and more robots in (11) ___________________ in the future." He added: "Robots are now [cheaper and are] no different from (12) ___________________ ".
Japanesescientistshavemadetheworld'sfirstnews-readingrob
ots.Theylook,soundandactlikehumans.Thescientistsshowedtwor
obotstoreporters.Oneiscalled"Kodomoroid,"theotheris"Otonaroi
d".ThenamesusetheEnglishword"android"withtheJapaneseword
sforchildandadult.TheyreadnewsonanimaginaryearthquakeinTo
kyo.Therobots'creatordidnotsaywhenrobotswouldreallyreadthe
newsontelevision.RobotsarebigbusinessinJapan.Companiesspe
ndalotofmoneyonthem.Theytrytomakerobotsbetter.Japanesepe
oplelikerobots.Theythinktheyarehelpfulandcute.Westernersthin
krobotsarescaryandworrytheywilltakeovertheworld.Aprofessors
aid:"Wewillhavemoreandmorerobotsinoureverydaylivesinthefut
ure."Headded:"Robotsarenow[cheaperandare]nodifferentfromo
wningalaptop".
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