回答： 1.Problems caused by the deficiency of objective material conditions. In the past days without telephone or network, when after school or in holidays, students have no means to turn to teachers for help, but with the emergence and rapid development of computer network especially the widely distributed use of E-mail, it has become quite convenient for the communication between students and teachers. Before the appearance of plane, intercontinental travelers have to spend several months by cruise liners shuttling between continents. However, with the wide use of passenger plane, more than a dozen hours are enough for one to flight across the Pacific Ocean. 2.Problems related to human emotion and noema. When a person faces the hardships of life, when a person tastes tears that abound in real life and when a person is down and his soul feels weary, what he need is confidence and courage, what he has to do is just to spark soul-searching and to regain his strength. In coping with global crisis, such as global warming, energy shortage, local conflicts and so these, countries oblige to enhance mutual understanding, shelve disputes and strengthen cooperation. Only in this way can we resolve crisis and move forward.

回答： 1. It is a recognized fact that the application of Information Technology in our life has changed dramatically over the past couple of yeas.Information technology is used in every sphere of life like education, communication, business, commerce, treatment and banking etc. 2. One of the important discoveries of new age medical science and technology is the development of artificial organs. These artificial organs can be implanted in human body to replace the natural organ.

回答： 1. When facing problems, people have to analyze those problems, including the cause and consequence, figure out whether existing tools can be utilized to resolve those problems. If not, is it necessary for us to invent new tools to fix the problems? 2. From the point of a problem-solver's angle, technology along with tools brought by technology are dead, people and people's though are vivid. We have to think and then grasp how to apply a certain kind of technology to a specific problem. Without this thinking process, technology is almost nothing. 3. Technology is a double-edged sword, and if it is not utilized properly, the consequence may run counter to our desire. Under such circumstance, we have to excogitate corresponding prevention measures. A striking example is trendy social network sites, like Fackbook and twitter.

回答： I don't think that technology can replace thinking ability for the following three reasons: 1. Technology itself is the produce of human's thinking. It is exactly during the collision between human thinking and problems existing in reality that technology is created and developed. 2. Technology is not perfect and omnipotent so that how to utilize it more properly worths our thinking. 3. There are many other dilemma confronting us that can not be get out of by merely technology, such as finacial crisis, local disputes, trade confrontation.

回答： 1. To some extend, technology indeed cause deterioration of human thinking ability. One notable illustration is that when facing massive information brought by network, a considerable part of people loss the ability to distinguish true information from false. 2. However, I don't see a necessary connection bewteen technology advancement and degeneration of thinking ability. 2-1. Thinking ability is actually a habit. To a thoughtful person, he is always willing to think about phenomina and problems he meets, regardless of technology or not. 2-2. Technology is only part of life, that is to say, there are many other people whose work and life has little to do with technology directly, and thus technology nearly has zero impact on their thinking ability, such as artisits, writers and statemen.