87. China's Low-Altitude Economy
According to the essay, what is the best definition of the "low-altitude economy"?
- An economic system that focuses on building drones and flying cars.
- The use of airspace below 1,000 meters for business, services, and daily life.
- A government plan to reduce air pollution by using electric aircraft.
- The business of providing scenic flights for tourists in rural areas.
Which of the following is mentioned as a specific, current use for drones in China?
- Carrying people to work to avoid traffic.
- Delivering medicine quickly to hospitals.
- Transporting farmers over their fields.
- Building new roads and bridges.
The essay states that flying taxis are an idea that
- is already being used by millions of people daily.
- is still just a concept from science fiction movies.
- companies in China are already testing.
- has been rejected by the government as too dangerous.
Besides transportation, what other areas are supported by the low-altitude economy?
- Real estate and banking.
- Tourism, emergency rescue, and farming.
- Education and healthcare.
- Mining and construction.
What role is the Chinese government playing in the development of the low-altitude economy?
- It is trying to limit its growth to protect traditional airlines.
- It is creating rules and systems to support safe flying.
- It is building all the drones and flying taxis itself.
- It is focusing only on the military uses of this technology.