高三英语上学期_unit 4 law and order学案牛津译林版（通用）

Unit4 law and order-reading 学案Reading comprehension1. Read the passage carefully, trying to find the answers to the following questions.(1). What is the definition of cybercrime?(It is a relatively new term that refers to any computer-related criminal offence.)(2). Can you name two examples of cybercrime(Hacking, spreading computer viruses, fraud, websites with offensive content or websites that encourage hatred and violence, and breaking intellectual property and copyright laws.)(3). What is fraud?(Fraud is a crime where money is stolen by cheating others.)(4). According to the Council of Europe, who is affected by cybercrime?(All Internet users are affected by cybercrime either directly or indirectly.)(5). Why is most cybercrime against companies not reported?(Because most companies want to avoid the loss of customers, who may think that the company cannot protect their money.)(6). Why are cybercriminals almost impossible to catch?(Laws against cybercrime have not been passed in many countries, and there are many holes in their legal systems. Most countries dont have arrangements for dealing with citizens of other countries who commit cybercrimes. Also, these criminals can be anywhere and can move quickly, so it is often almost impossible to catch them.)(7). What do governments need to do to fight criminals with computer skills?(Governments need to combine their technological resources to keep up with the criminals who have the best technical skills. It is also important to upgrade laws and create international standards for these laws. This will allow states to follow criminals across borders.)2. Further comprehension: Choose the best answer.(1). Which of the following is right?A. Cybercriminals are more interested in getting money from large companies.B. Fraud against individuals is more serious.C. Receiving e-mails promising money or cheques shows that youre lucky.D. With international cooperation, we can avoid any loss.(2). Which one of the measures will NOT be taken to prevent online crimes?A. Educating people who use computers.B. Seeking international cooperation.C. Passing laws.D. Preventing people from using the Internet.(Keys: A, D)Further reading1. Read the passage again and give the general idea of each part:Part I(1-2): The definition and different types of cybercrimePart II(3-5): The extent of the problemPart III(6): The legal situation regarding cybercrimePart IV(7-8): The solution to the problem2. Fill in the blanks with proper words:Part I: The Internet has expanded lately, _ _ the opportunities for crimes. Committing _ is realized online with little _ of being _. To fight this, we need to work together. The Council of Europe has _ online crimes into four categories. (Keys: so have; crime; risk; caught; classified)Part II: Cybercrime has become _ today, and all Internet users are _ by it. Large companies are _ targets for cybercriminals, who are often IT _. A survey _ in 2002 showed that almost all companies had their security system _ into. Hundreds of billions of dollars has been lost to cybercriminals _. (keys: severe; affected; ripe; experts; educated; broken; anuually)Part III: Cybercrime is so new that some governments have no laws against it, and many holes _ in their _ system. Most countries have no _ for dealing with _ of other countries who commit cybercrime, and they are difficult to be _. (keys: exist; legal; arrangements; citizens; caught)Part IV: Only by international cooperation can we s_ this problem. These criminals p_ the best technical skills in the world, m_ that governments must combine their technological r_ to keep up. The UN is also required to form a special a_ to act as an international r_ or steward. (keys: solve; possess; meaning; resources; agency; referee)Consolidations and ExpansionDiscuss the questions:1. Do you think Internet shopping and banking could encourage cybercrime? If so, in what way?2. What do you think is more important, the convenience of using the Internet to buy things