A student goes to class in her driverless car.During her journey，she projects（投影） her notes on the windshield （擋風(fēng)玻璃） to review them.It sounds like science fiction.However，this is not far from reality. （1）

A

A

The setting is in Southern New Hampshire University.The U.S.jye.ai is one of a growing number of places where researchers are studying the future of college education.Georgia Tech，another U.S.college，has been experimenting with Jill Watson.She is a virtual teaching assistant（虛擬助教）.The A.I.answers questions online together with human teachers.（2）

C

C

More Jill Watsons，the school believes，could help students learn better and faster.
    On a hillside in New York，there is a special lab with a 360-degree projection system.（3）

B

B

These students talk with A.I.characters in Chinese at a scene of Chinese street markets.The AI can tell not only what they say，but also their behaviors and expressions. （4）

D

D

    In the future，students will receive their higher education by entering college.For a monthly fee，they could take whatever courses they want.Boise State University has been testing this idea.Its Passport to Education costs ＄425 a month for six credit hours（學(xué)分時(shí)）. （5）

F

F

Most students can complete their bachelor's degree（學(xué)士學(xué)位） programs in 18 months.
    It's hard to say which of these creative models will finally reach students worldwide.What will colleges be like when it's your time to receive higher education？

A.It's based on technology already in development. B.It virtually transports students to China to learn Chinese. C.Most students aren't able to tell the differences between them. D.Researchers say the students get hold of Chinese much faster than other students. E.But it's too expensive to some students and they want to go back home as soon as possible. F.Paying by the month seems to encourage students to move faster through their education.