You may not use any of the words more than once.A affordable F embedded K optimalB capability G enhance L proceedsC demand H escalation M streamliningD disputable I exceeds N sustainabilityE disrupt J modernized O undermining<|im_end|>Cities are getting smarter every day, so are their transit options. One emerging option is autonomous vehicles (AVs), or simply cars with self-driving 1) ___ . However, as experts say, before we enter a reality where AVs are 2) ___ into our daily lives, we will see the continued rise of electric vehicles (EVs) all over the world.Besides saving costs for consumers, EVs can bring many 3) ___ benefits to the environment because they use electricity instead of gas to drive their wheels. Many large cities are trying to encourage the use of EVs by installing public charging stations throughout the city and 4) ___ the vehicle registration process. At the same time, many automakers are working to 5) ___ the charging speed of EVs and to make EVs more 6) ___.As the use of EVs rises, greater 7) ___ will be placed on the power industry. In some areas where energy resources are stressed already, the increasing use of EVs could well 8) ___ the electrical supply system.EVs can also impact urban planning. Thus, consideration of commute options, location of charging stations, and open data should be part of a city's future mobility plans. It is important for automakers to partner with urban planners<|im_end|>and utility companies to provide 9) ____experiences for consumers and residents.Imagine one day a driverless EV picks you up and drops you off, and then 10) ____ to the location of the next passenger without ever stopping to recharge because of wireless power transfer from nearby energy sources. The technology is on the way, but we need to wait for our cities and energy industry to get ready as well.

5 Fill in the blanks by selecting suitable words from the word bank. You may not use any of the words more than once. A affordable F embedded K optimal B capability G enhance L proceeds C demand H escalation M streamlining D disputable I exceeds N sustainability E disrupt J modernized O undermining <|im_end|> Cities are getting smarter every day, so are their transit options. One emerging option is autonomous vehicles (AVs), or simply cars with self-driving 1) ___ . However, as experts say, before we enter a reality where AVs are 2) ___ into our daily lives, we will see the continued rise of electric vehicles (EVs) all over the world. Besides saving costs for consumers, EVs can bring many 3) ___ benefits to the environment because they use electricity instead of gas to drive their wheels. Many large cities are trying to encourage the use of EVs by installing public charging stations throughout the city and 4) ___ the vehicle registration process. At the same time, many automakers are working to 5) ___ the charging speed of EVs and to make EVs more 6) ___. As the use of EVs rises, greater 7) ___ will be placed on the power industry. In some areas where energy resources are stressed already, the increasing use of EVs could well 8) ___ the electrical supply system. EVs can also impact urban planning. Thus, consideration of commute options, location of charging stations, and open data should be part of a city's future mobility plans. It is important for automakers to partner with urban planners <|im_end|> and utility companies to provide 9) ____experiences for consumers and residents. Imagine one day a driverless EV picks you up and drops you off, and then 10) ____ to the location of the next passenger without ever stopping to recharge because of wireless power transfer from nearby energy sources. The technology is on the way, but we need to wait for our cities and energy industry to get ready as well.