Thinking creatively

(Matching sentence endings; Muttiple choice)

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T"est practice
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complete the test task.
1 Read the title and sub-title of the reading
passage, What does'affective' mean? Questions 6-10
Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.
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6 What conclusion did Picard reach after reading
2a Look at the underlined words in question 1 of
a book?
the test task below. In the first paragraph of the
A The writer of the book had been mistaken.
reading passage, identify the parts which relate
B Emotion and intelligence are two separate
to the underlined words.
ConCePtS,
b Read the parts you identified carefully. What was C Human cognitive abilities could never be
the writer watching? matched by computers.
D Computers should be programmed to
c Look at options A-H in the test task below and
recognise emotion,
choose the best ending.
7 Picard and her colleagues at Affectlva
discovered that
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A fluctuations in heart rate are Iinked to a
3 Follow the same steps as in Exercise 2 and variety of emotions.
complete the test task. B it is possible to match emotions to physica|
SymptomS.
Questions 1-5 C the physical signs of emotron are the same
Complete eąch sentence with the correct ending, A-H, for all individuals.
below. D facial expressions are the most reliable
Write the correct letter, A-H. indicator of emotion,
8 What do we learn about Affectiva in the passage?
1 The writer's own face was mon jtored as he A ltwas established by el Kaliouby.
looked at B It is currently short of funding.
2 The |ab where Rana el Kaliouby worked has C lt conducts research into health problems.
designed things like D lt specialises in the physical signals of emotion,
3 The attempt to create machines which can 9 The Affdex database has shown that
recognise feelings is called A women and men in the UK smile equally often
4 lnternational experts from various academic B age is not a s|8nificant factor rn smillng
fields are trying to identify C people who smile often are happier than
5 ln the ]990s, Picard was working on ways to those who don't.
expand D American women smi|e more often than
French women.
A affective computing.
B the food he was about to eat.
]0 Most recently, Picard's group have been
designing software
C computers' powers of recognition.
D a short video
A for sale to private companies,
B for use in industrial computers.
E emotional intelligence,
F an innovative motorvehicle, c to allow an individual's health to be monitored,
D to suggest the best response to a medical
G an academic journal
emergenCy.
H physical expressions of emotion in people.

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