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14-冲刺2023年中考英语首字母填空临考押题(上海专用).docx

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冲刺202 3 年中考英语首字母填空临考押题 (上海专用)14 ( 一 ) If you look around the room you are in right now, you ’ ll probably notice a number of electronics. But can you imagine if they all had to be joined together by wires? Picture the wire snaking along the floor, for example, from your smartphone to your speaker, or connecting your game controller to the computer screen, meaning you could n ____1____ sit more than a couple of meters away from it. A world of electronics connected by wires wouldn ’ t just be untidy, but a possible danger, too. That ’ s where Bluetooth comes in. We ’ ve all heard of it — but what e ____2____ is it? Bluetooth is a method of short-distance wireless communication between electronics that makes use of the power of radio waves. The idea was first thought of by Dr. Janp Haartsen at Swedish mobile company Ericsson in 1994. Things really stepped up in September 1998 when the Bluetooth Special Interest Group ( SIG ) was set up to develop and s ____3____ the technology. Bluetooth 1.0 came out in 1999, and a year later it began to be used in mobile phones and desktop computers. Now Bluetooth has become an increasingly p ____4____ way of solving the problem of more and more electronics needing to be connected. without having to connect everything together with wires. But if you look at the remote control ( 温控器 ) you use to choose the program on TV, you might rightly ask y ____5____ why Bluetooth was such a big deal. After all, conne
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