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GLOBALR2 EGLS"Further development will seek to improvethe ability to deliver even more complex cues学关花报社that remain easily and naturally detected by theuser,”said Preston..EARNING ENGLISHD1.What is paragraph 2 mainly about?A.Problems in information deliveryB.A variety of ways to deliver information.报纸课件新课程C.The principle of delivering information by高二江苏(N)touching.第22期A版D.The potential advantage of deliveringinformation by touching.A2READING COMPREHENSIONAScientists at Rice University in Houston,TexasB2.What is the challenge of devices using haptichave developed a wearable device that "taps"users'cues according to paragraph 3?wrists with pressurized air(加压空气)，silentlyA.They are not well known.helping them navigate (to their destination.B.They are uncomfortable to wear.Visual and auditory cues(听觉提示)canC.People have a hard time accepting themeffectively deliver information.However,manyD.They are more expensive than similarpeople are overwhelmed(被淹没的)by such cues indevices.their daily lives-with too many notificationsdelivered the same way,information can get lost inthe mess.“Haptics”,or touch-based stimuli,whichinclude hot or cold sensations or cues based on theB 3.What can we know about haptic textiledevices?pressure applied to the skin,can offer anA.They have only been tested in the lab.alternative.1B.They have been tested to be highly翻译：“触觉”，或基于触摸的刺激，包括基于施加在皮肤上的压力的热或冷的感觉或提示，可以提供accurate.另一种选择。C.They can be tailored to the needs of分析：这是一个主从复合句。句子主干为“Haptics”,different users.or touch-based stimuli,..can offer an alternative.D.They can currently only navigate withinwhich引导非限制性定语从句，补充说明先行项one kilometer.touch-based stimuli。To overcome this barrier,Rice Universityresearchers developed a light,comfortable wearabledevice from textile materials that can be worn on aD4.In what way will the researchers improve theuser's arm.The team tested the device by measuringdevice in the future?forces applied to the user as a function of pressureA.They will make the signals the deviceand the shape of the wearable-a task that provedsends simpler.somewhat challenging since different users hadB.They will make the device moredifferent experiences with cues from the same device,convenient to wear.said Barclay Jumet,the lead author of the study.C.They will include visual and auditory cues"Fortunately,our textile-based platform is easilyin the device.tailorable and adjustable to a range of body typesD.They will enable devices to deliver moreand sizes."complex information.After testing the performance of their hapticBtextile devices in a lab-based study involving humanAt the start of the 19th century,roughly half ofparticipants,the researchers set out to see how wellthe British population couldn't read.The news theythese devices could help users navigate in the realgot mostly came through chatter and hearsay.In theworld.An experimenter sent cues to the user20th century,when the vast majority of thewearing the device,directing them where to walk forone kilometer.developed world could read,people were still getting"We were impressed that the user was able totheir news from one or a few sources.They'd buy anavigate the streets of Houston and subsequentlycertain newspaper or settle down to watch atrace 50-meter-long Tetris pieces on an open fieldparticular news channel they liked.Fast forward towith 100%accuracy in receiving and interpretingtoday,and things have changed dramatically.navigational haptic cues,"said Daniel Preston,Newspapers and news channels are increasinglyanother author of the study.unpopular and unsuccessful.