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"who should buy it?"We'll tell you whether an alternative is better or worse.We also find out what owners27.What can be inferred from the text?of these products are saying to further inform your next purchase.A.Jasen's blindness is a well-kept secret.Our reviewers spend quality time using each product to determine how well it works for its target market.B.Jasen acts like a normal football player on the court.21.What's the main purpose of this text?C.David liked Jasen very much the moment he saw himA.To introduce some best deals.B.To show how to rate a product.D.Jasen still needs to try to compensate for his weaknessC.To introduce a practical website.D.To show benefits of shopping online.22.Tom's Guide promises to help its users buy productsHundreds of little robots are rolling around colleges and cities in the United States,Britain andA.of the best qualityB.at the lowest priceselsewhere.The robots,about 50 centimeters tall,are bringing food like pizza to the clients().C.specially designed for themD.well worth the moneyThe robots were being tested in limited numbers before the pandemic (started.But pandemic.23.How can users have their problems solved at Tom's Guide?related worker shortages and a desire for contactless delivery have expanded their use."We saw the demandA.By calling relevant experts online.B.By leaving a message in the forms.for robots going through the ceiling,"said Alastair Westgarth.Hes head of Starship Technologies,whoseC.By subscribing to individual instructions.D.By viewing other buyers'simlar experiences.robots recently made their 2 millionth delivery.BThe robots use cameras,sensors and CPS to move around and even cross streets on their own at a speedJasen Bracy was diagnosed (with cancer when he was only one year old.Though he receivedof 8 kilometers per hour.Operators keep watch on several robots at a time but they say they rarely need to stopseveral treatments,they all failed to save his eyesight,and at the age of 7,Jasen was completely blind.Butor move them around a barrier.When a robot arrives,people enter a code()from their phones to openJasen never hesitated about following his dreams,no matter how tough they may have seemed.And it was thisthe robot and get their food.ambitious attitude that won him the role of captain on a local football team.However,the robots have to be recharged regularly.They're slow and cannot travel far.They won'tJasen grew up playing football at least three times a week.He fell in love with the sport and knew that heleave food at the door.And big cities like New York and Beijing aren't welcoming them.wanted to give it a try himself.He started practicing with his dad,and two years ago,when his parents giftedJi Hye Kim is the chef of Miss Kim restaurant in Ann Arbor,Michigan.She used robot delivery when herhim his own iPhone,he started contacting all the football teams in the area to see if they'd have him.dining room was closed last year.Kim prefers robots to delivery companies which cost more and sometimesJasen's parents had no idea of his attempts to find a football team until they got a phone call from Davidcancel orders if they do not have enough drivers.Delivery companies also group several orders per trip,sheNichols,coach of the Modelo Raiders.said,so food sometimes arrives cold.Robots take just one order at a time.Kim said the robots also excitepeople who often share videos of their interactions()David admitted him the first time he saw Jasen.He asked himself"how am I going to do this?"but afterseeing the boy play,he realized the kid "could do anything".What Jasen lacks in vision is compensated forDenis Maloney is president of Domino's Pizza.His company is testing robots from Nuro,a California-based company.The robots are about 1.8 meters tall and can travel at a top speed of 40 kilometers per hourby his super spatial awareness and memory,so he knows exactly where his teammates are supposed to be,andon streets,not sidewalks.Maloney said,Nuro delivery costs more than using human drivers for now.But asthrowing the ball accurately.Most of the time,the players on the opposing team don't even know Jasen isthe technology gets more popular,the costs will go down.blind,so they treat him like any other player.28.Alastair Westgarth's words in paragraph 2 mainly suggest robots"As a leader,I have to take control of this team,leading them through good and bad times.And I'm asA.high efficiencyB.strong adaptionC.great popularityD.diverse functionstough as iron.I'm going to play hard,"said Jasen.29.What's the purpose of equipping robots with cameras,sensors and GPS?"He shows us there's nothing we can't do,and that reflects well on the other kids.Ever since heA.To guarantee their smooth movement.B.To help operators track their positions.joined us,we've been attracted by him,"David said,"He changes our whole attitude toward life."C.To guard them against potential thieves.D.To enable them to recognize the clients24.According to the text,Jasen Bracy's blindness30.Why does Kim like robots better than human drivers?A.didn't exist at birthB.was not caused by illnessesA.Because robots can take more orders at a time.C.resulted from wrong treatmentsD.was due to improper use of eyesB.Because robots are more likely to interact with clients.25.Which word can describe Jasen's parents'instant reaction when they received David's call?C.Because robots can always make sure of punctual delivery.A.Proud.B.Grateful.C.Relaxed.D.Astonished.D.Because robots are cheaper to use and provide better services.26.What message do David's words convey to us in the last paragraph?31.What can be inferred about food delivery robots from the text?A.Jasen is well welcomed by his teammates.B.David regrets admitting Jasen into the team.A.They are tiny enough to be carried.B.They still have some disadvantages.C.Jasen has a positive effect on the whole team.D.David expects Jasen to become coach of the team.C.They came into use after the pandemic.D.They are more widely 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