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Why, according to the author, is a man so keen to join in conversation

A．In order to assert his superiority.
B．In order to prove that he is a rational, living being.
C．In order to communicate ideas which he considers important.
D．To prove that he is not a worthless person.

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单项选择题The author once heard a young man who for thirty minutes ______.

A．interrupted an outstandingly witty speaker
B．in a group of witty people, hindered a prince from making a speech
C．in a group of witty people did not allow a prince to get a word in edgeways
D．delayed the speech which a prince was about to deliver to a group of intelligent people

单项选择题According to the author, conversation is by and large a grim effort to ______.

A．prevent men thinking they are failures
B．eradicate man's fear of silence
C．avoid silence
D．make a man feel he has value in other's eyes

单项选择题It can be concluded from the passage that ______.

A．computers will be capable of thought in the near future
B．computers think in a different way from human brains
C．computers can never compete with humans in thinking
D．computers possessed the ability to think at the very beginning

单项选择题The second paragraph attempts to tell us that ______.

A．mental abilities are characteristic of humans only
B．we are still not certain about the difference between thought and thinking
C．all animal species are in fact capable of thought
D．we need to research further to get an appropriate definition of the term "thought"

单项选择题According to the first paragraph, human beings' attitude towards the early computers can best be described as ______.

A．indifferent
B．ambiguous
C．contemptuous
D．hostile