Test 4

1. The MT translation of the sixties ________ 1,2% untranslated words and 6,3% multiple meanings.

A. contains C. contained

B. is containing D. was contained

2. An examination of the post-translation editing (the seventies’ MT output) ______ that many changes ____: each of the approximately 80 sentences had some editorial modifications, most of them extensive.

A. showed, have been made C. had been showed, had been made

B. is shown, had been made D. showed, had been made

3. A team of designers _____ to work out a program for a computer with human intelligence.

A. have been instructed C. has instructed

B. were instructed D. was instructed

4. The computer ______ to be able to learn sciences, see and recognize objects and generate its own statements.

A. was supposed C. supposed

B. were supposed D. have been supposed

5. The new design _____to counterbalance Japanese attempts at creating computers processing the functions of the human brain.

A. intended C. was intended

B. intends D. was intending

6. The Japanese project _____ for a 10-year period.

A. is calculated C. have been calculating

B. calculated D. is calculating

7. Computer tomography ______ in our country since the early 1970s.

A. has been employed C. are employing

B. is employed D. are employed

8. The system ____by the workers of the specialized design bureau “Biophyzpribor” jointly with the cardiologists of the Kirov Military Medical Academy.

A. have been developed C. was developed

B. developed D. was developing

9. Its “brain” _____in a small case about the size of a portable typewriter.

A. are contained C. contained

B. is contained D. is containing

10. A. have been The data ____ pressure and temperature information, engine rotation, fuel flow and vibrations.

A. includes C. is included

B. have been included D. is including

Test 5

1. When the plane lands, the data __________ to the airline’s main computer in Frankfurt, where it __________.

A. are transmitted, is evaluated C. is transmitted, is evaluated

B. is transmitted, evaluated D. is transmitting, is evaluated

2. If the AIDS system ____ signs of trouble, it ________ that data first, alerting technicians to needed repairs.

A. find, transmits C. finds, transmits

B. finds, is transmitted D. is finding, transmits

3. The computer ____ mere seconds to evaluate an emergency…

A. takes C. take

B. is taken D. have been taking

4. Each item of the discussion __________ in the form of a question and a detailed answer to it.

A. is presented C. is presenting

B. presented D. have been presented

5. The creation of microprocessors _________ to have given the impetus to impressive progress in robotics.

A. are believed C. is believed

B. believed D. is believing

6. Great importance ______to the development of such lines in the world today.

A. have been attaching C. attached

B. is attached D. attaching

7. Such lines __________ in Ukraine by Academician Lev Koshkin over thirty years ago.

A. were creating C. created

B. were created D. have been creating

8. A robot’s eyes, for example, ___ generally ________ of photo- electric cells.

A. made up C. are made up

B. are making up D. have been making up

9. Robot ears ____ better than human ears for a given single function because they ____ not ________ by unimportant sounds.

A. are, are distracted C. are, were distracting

B. are, distracted D. are, are distracting

10. Robot noses __________ to analyse air passing through their nostrils and from the air composition tell what that air ______ like.

A. is adjusted, smells C. have been adjusted, smell

B. are adjusting, smells D. are adjusted, smells