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  It's simply amazing what a cellphone can do these days.Teenagers know this better than anyone.They'll tell you their super-thin phones are really pocket-sized entertainment systems.They can listen to music, watch music videos, and play computer games.They can take photographs and send text messages to their friends.Business people know this, too.For them, cellphones are really high-tech business tools.They can review business documents and read e-mails.They can check their appointment calendar and get directions to a client's office.

  Welcome to the age of the“smartphone”.In less than five years, cellphones have developed far beyond their original function as a communication tool.And more features are being added all the time.

  Some consumers love to keep up with the changing technology.They're always eager to get the next must?have model.But all this change has left other people confused.Cellphone users often don't know all the features their phones include.Recent consumer surveys suggest that many people still only use their phones for talking and text messaging.

  TODAY'S FEATURES

  So what features do cellphones have these days?That depends on the model, of course.But standard features include a digital camera, MP3 player and PDA.Newer models also have video-recording capability.Some even have GPS.So if you need to know how to get somewhere, just check your phone for directions.

  Perhaps most importantly, some phones offer wireless Internet access.That means you can use your phone to read and send e-mail and browse the Web.You can download music, games and video files.You can even watch short“made-for-phone”dramas.

  TOMORROW'S FEATURES

  Even more powerful features are on the horizon.Someday soon your phone could also pay for your meals.A new technology would store your credit and bank account information on your cellphone.You could then use your phone much like a credit card.Use it to pay for a meal or purchase new clothes.Or better yet, buy that new cell phone you've been wanting.

(1)

Many people still use cellphones for ________.

[  ]

A.

talking and text messaging

B.

entertainment and communication

C.

business and appointment

D.

keeping up with the times

(2)

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

[  ]

A.

Cellphones have become entertainment systems and high-tech business tools.

B.

Today's cellphone features include a digital camera, MP3 player and Internet access.

C.

In the near future, you may be able to purchase items using your phone.

D.

At present, some cellphones have offered you dramas of kinds.

(3)

The underlined phrase“on the horizon”means ________.

[  ]

A.

to take place

B.

at the line where the earth and sea meet

C.

to develop quickly

D.

at a high level

(4)

The best title for the passage is ________.

[  ]

A.

CELLPHONES GET SMART

B.

POPULARITY OF CELLPHONES

C.

A VARIETY OF CELLPHONES

D.

NO LIFE WITHOUT CELLPHONES

答案:1.A;2.D;3.A;4.A;
解析:

(1)

细节理解题。由第三段最后一句话可知A项正确,而entertainment,business and appointment都是“New features”,所以不选B、C两项。D项文中未涉及且与题意不符,故不选。

(2)

细节理解题。由第五段知并不是在当前就能这样做,而是一种猜测或许不久的将来就可以了。故只有D符合题意。

(3)

词义猜测题。因为本部分写的是手机的未来的功能,所以选A项。

(4)

主旨归纳题。综观全文可知,本文主要讲述手机已有的和将来可能具有的功能。所以选A项。B项指手机的流行性和受欢迎性。C项指手机的种类而不是功能。D项讲手机在人们生活中的作用和重要性,均不能正确概括全文内容所以排除。


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