Imagine—you are running to catch a train, only to find that you forgot your identification（身份）card! There is no way you can get on board without _______ ID card.

Don’t worry. In the near future, people _______ just need a digital（数字的）ID on their smartphones（手机）.

_______ March 11, at a two sessions news conference（两会新闻发布会）, Premier Li Keqiang said that the government would introduce a digital version of the national ID cards this year. One aim（目标）is to better meet the basic living needs of more than 100 million people _______ live away from their home provinces.

These people have to go to school or work at _______ places other than their homes. _______ to prove（证明）that “I am who I am”, they have to run back and forth across provinces to provide ID on the spot. _______ is a waste of time, money and manpower（人力）, noted The Paper.

Digital ID cards can allow relevant（相关的）information _______ by a simple scan（扫描）with a smartphone, said Premier Li.

The government would also provide convenience for people who do not used smartphones, _______ the elderly. People’s information security（安全） ________ privacy would also be taken note of, said the Premier.

The digital ID could be used to open bank accounts（账户）, check into hotels and buy high-speed railway tickets, among other things.

Robots (机器人) seem new to most people, but they have a long history. ________ one was made by a Greek.

The robots in the films are usually stronger, ________ and cleverer than people. In real life, most robots are used in factories. They are used to do many dangerous, difficult or boring ________. Some people can’t look after ________ and robots can help them. For example, some people can’t see, and they use dogs ________ themselves move around. This kind of dog is called a guide dog (导盲犬). But not scientists are making robots help them. In the future, robot dogs ________ take the place of (代替) these guide dogs.

Today robots are ________ used in American hospitals. In the hospital, a robot ________ meals from the kitchen to the sick people’s rooms. It never lost its way because it has a ________ of the hospital in its computer system (系统).

Robots can help us in a lot of different ways. However, they ________ take the place of humans.

Mr. and Mrs. Green’s house in America is controlled by a computer. The computer ______ the couple’s habits well. Every morning the computer turns on the lights at 6:30. The water in the shower keeps at a right temperature for the couple ______ it. If someone gets up in the night, floor lights will be turned on automatically(自动地) to show ______ way to the bathroom. The air conditioner(空调) keeps the house at a comfortable temperature. The fridge keeps a check on the food ______ it, and sends the local supermarket an e-mail when ______ food is needed. A camera works when a stranger gets close to the house but does not work ______ it is a family member or a friend. The microwave (微波炉) is also linked(连接) to the Internet, it ______ cook the food for the right time.

The couple love their home, but they don’t like one thing. They sometimes feel that the computer is ______ grandmother. “One night, we came home later than usual. As we were walking into our house, the lights ______ off exactly. We felt like bad kids, and ______ said ‘sorry!’ to the computer.” said Mrs. Green.