Unit-5-Surfing-the-Internet-英语第二册-老师用书课件

talkaboutsurfingtheInternet.

masterthenewwordsandexpressions.reviewthereadingskillsforguessingtheunknownwords.learnhowtowriteanApplicationLetter＆Resume.Unit5SurfingtheInternetObjectives

StudentsshouldbeabletoContentsModuleIVExtendingEnglishModuleIIEmbracingEnglishModuleVEnjoyingEnglishModuleIIIBuildingupYourEnglishModuleIExperiencingEnglishModuleTitleModuleIExperiencingEnglishTask1LookatthefollowingpicturestoclassifytheInternetActivitieslistedintofourgroup,andthendescribeoneactivity

whichyouwanttodo.

ALookingandThinkingBookingChattingAmusementShopping4(micro-blog)

2(airticket)3(anything)1(anything)Priority

SurfingtheInternet

Atpresent,mostpeopleuseacomputerforworking,chatting,playingagame,watchingmoviesandlookingatpictures,andsearchinganythingbyclickingontheInternet.ItisconvenientforpeopletosearchfortheinformationtheyneedontheInternetbecauseitisfastandeasy.Peoplecanchatwiththeirfriendsandrelativesanywhere,anytimeontheInternet.Itisconvenientandfreeofcharge.ButtheInternetisvulnerabletospyware,whichattemptstodisableordeleteanti-spywaretoolsandsuppresswarningmessagesgiventousers,thendamagesyourdataorsysteminyourcomputer.Moreover,peopletakearisktomeetsomeevilpersonswhenchattingonline.Alotofyoungsterslosethemselvesinthedataworldandcannotcatchupwithothersintheirstudy.Theywouldliketobethebestinthegamesinsteadofworkinghard.TheInternetisausefulassistanttoleadyouintoanotherworld.Peopleshouldmakethemostuseofitsothatitcanbeusefulnotharmful.12345Task2

WorkinpairstomatchthesubtitlesA-Ewiththeircorrespondingparts1-5inthefollowingpassages.

B.PopularityoftheInternetC.AdvantagesoftheInternetE.DisadvantagesoftheInternetD.Youngpeople’sproblemA.ProperuseoftheInternetBSpeakingTask1Workinpairstopracticetheconversationbelowbyfillinginthemissingpartwiththegivenexpressionsbelow.Danny:AuntCindy,doyoushopoftenonline?Cindy:Yes.1.Danny:Lastweek,Itriedtobuysomebooksonline,butIdidn’tknowhowtopayforthem.Cindy:Youshouldopenanaccountattheonlinebankfirst.Afterthat,youcanbuyanythingonline.Danny:Aretheremanythingsonline?Cindy:Sure.2.Let’scheckitoutonline!（Theyloginashoppingwebsite.）Danny:Oh,what’sthis?Asecond-handcellphonestore?d.It’sveryconvenientandthepriceisevenlowerh.YoucanfindeverythingfromallovertheworldCindy:Yeah,thisoneisveryfamouswithgoodcredibilityamongon-linecustomers.It’slikeanopenfreemarket.

3.Danny:Really?4？

Cindy:Takesomepicturesofthethingyouwanttosell,thenuploaditontolinewithabriefdescriptionofitandleaveyourcontactnumber.5.Danny:That’samazing.I’dlovetotryitlater.Oh,anon-linevirtualsupermarket?Cindy:Let’sclicktocheckitout.Danny:Oh,Igetit.Itsimulatestherealsupermarket,whichmakesitfeelsoreal.Momwillloveit.

6.f.Ifyouwanttochangeyourcellphoneforanewone,youcanselltheoldoneherea.Howdoyoudothatb.Thenyourstuffwillbesoldbyauctionc.ShelovesshoppinginsupermarketsCindy:Nodoubtaboutit.7.It’sarealrevolutioninpeople’sconsuminghabits.Danny:Arethereanydisadvantagesofit?Cindy:8.ButIthinkthisproblemwillbesolvedsoon.g.Shoppingonlinewillgetmoreandmorepopulare.Ittakessometimeforthestuffyoubuyonlineto

arriveTask2Workinpairsandmakeadialogueaccordingtothe

CueCardsgivenbelow.CueCardASituation:YouandyourclassmatesaretalkingabouttheInternet.SpeakerA:YouthinktherearemoreadvantagesofusingtheInternet.Tipsforspeaking●Itcanhelpussearchsomeforusefulinformation.●TellyourclassmatesyourexperiencesofusingtheInternet.CueCardBSituation:YouandyourclassmatesaretalkingabouttheInternet.SpeakerB:YouthinktherearemoredisadvantagesofusingtheInternet.Tipsforspeaking●Iteasilymakesusaddictedtothenetworkgames.●Tellyourclassmatesyourexperienceofplayingthenetworkgames.SampleDialogueSituation:Mary（M）andLeo（L）aretalkingabout

usingtheInternet.M:Whatdoyouusuallydoinyourfreetime?L:Iliketosurf.M:SodoI.Howoftendoyoudoit?L:Isurfeverydayfromabout8P.M.tomidnight.M:Yousurftillmidnight?L:Yes.It’sthebesttimeforchattingandmakingfriends.There’salotofinformationonthenetandIcansearchforsomethingusefulformywork.It’sreallyeasyandconvenient.Besides,alotofnetworkgamesaresofunnythatI’mnearlylostinthem.M:Butyoucan’tsurftillmidnight.It’sbadforyoureyesandhealth.Anditdoesaffectyourworknextday.IhavebeenaddictedtothenetworkgamessinceIwasinthehighschool.Itwasahardtimeforbothmyparentsandme.Inearlylostthechanceofenteringtheuniversity.Luckily,myteacherandparentshelpedmeoutofthattroubleandIknowenoughsleepandenergyareimportantforusyoungsters.L:OK,youareright.ButIcanstillplaygamesforfunnowandthen,right?M:Fine,anyway,youshouldn’tbesocrazyaboutcomputergamesanymore.L:Noproblem.ListeningCTask1Listentothefollowingsentencestwiceandfillinthemissingwordsyouhearintherecording.1.Iusethe

almosteveryday,butIusuallyonlyuseittocheckmye-mail.2.IusetheInternettofind

atthelowestprice.3.Sometimes,Ihelpotherpeopleintheofficeifthey’re

.4.HowusefuldoyouthinktheInternetisasa

?5.Howdoyousolve

whenyou’rebuyingsomethingonline?Internetproductshavingatroubleonline

sourceofinformation

thewebsiteproblemsTask2Listentothefollowingshortconversationstwiceandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionyouhearintherecording.1.（）A.Getsomesmallchange.B.Findashoppingcenter.C.Cashacheckatabank.D.Findaparkingmeter.2.（）A.Shoppingwithhisson.B.Buyingagiftforachild.C.Promotinganewproduct.D.Bargainingimages.AB3.（）A.Takingphotographs.B.Enhancingimages.C.Mendingcameras.D.Paintingpictures.4.（）A.HemovedtoBaltimorewhenhewasyoung.B.Hecanprovidelittleusefulinformation.C.HewillshowthewomanaroundBaltimore.D.Hewillasksomeoneelsetohelpthewoman.5.（）A.Heisratherdisappointed.B.Heishighlyambitious.C.Hecan’tfaceuptothesituation.D.Heknowshisownlimitations.ABDTask3Listentothefollowingpassagethreetimesandtrytofillintheblankswiththemissingwordsyouhearintherecording.TheInternethas1thewayAmericansdomanythings.Increasingly,Americansuse2toshop,bank,and3throughemailand4,gettheirnews,andresearch5ofinterest.WebsitessuchaseBayletthempursue6suchascoinorstampcollecting.Youcanevengetradioand7showsontheInternet.8isstillthemostcommonuseoftheInternet,anditsusesare9everyday.Peoplejokethatsoontheonly10toleaveyourhousewillbetofindawife,sinceyou’llbeabletodoeverythingelseovertheInternet.changedtheInternetkeepintouchchattingtopicshobbiestelevisionE-mailgrowingreasonTask4Listentothefollowingpassagethreetimesandgiveabriefanswertoeachquestioninnotmorethan3words.1.Whocommandstheconversationgenerallyinatraditionalclassroom?

typicallycommandtheconversation.2.Whatwilltherestoftheclassdoinatraditionalclassroom?Theywill

unlesscalledupon.3.Whathappenstotheconversationwhenyouarethinking?Itcontinuesto

.4.What’sthedifferenceinanonlineclassroom?Everyonehas

tosubmitideas,commentsandquestions.5.Whatwillyoudoifyouwanttoshareyourideasinanonlineclass?Ijustneedto

.SeveralpeopleremainsilentmoveonanequalopportunitytypeitoutCarefulReadingFreeReadingModuleIIEmbracingEnglishCarefulReading

Background

DetailedStudyofCarefulReading

WordsandExpressions

ExercisesBackgroundHistoryoftheInternetThehistoryoftheInternetstartedinthe1950sand1960swiththedevelopmentofcomputers.Thisbeganwithpoint-to-pointcommunicationbetweenmainframecomputersandterminals,expandedtopoint-to-pointconnectionsbetweencomputersandthenearlyresearchintopacketswitching.PacketswitchednetworkssuchasARPANET,MarkIatNPLintheUK,CYCLADES,MeritNetwork,Tymnet,andTelenet,weredevelopedinthelate1960sandearly1970susingavarietyofprotocols.TheARPANETinparticularledtothedevelopmentofprotocolsforinternetworking,wheremultipleseparatenetworkscouldbejoinedtogetherintoanetworkofnetworks.In1982theInternetProtocolSuite（TCP/IP）wasstandardizedandtheconceptofaworld-widenetworkoffullyinterconnectedTCP/IPnetworkscalledtheInternetwasintroduced.AccesstotheARPANETwasexpandedin1981whentheNationalScienceFoundation（NSF）developedtheComputerScienceNetwork（CSNET）andagainin1986whenNSFNETprovidedaccesstosupercomputersitesintheUnitedStatesfromresearchandeducationorganizations.CommercialInternetserviceproviders（ISPs）begantoemergeinthelate1980sandearly1990s.TheARPANETwasdecommissionedin1990.TheInternetwascommercializedin1995whenNSFNETwasdecommissioned,removingthelastrestrictionsontheuseoftheInternettocarrycommercialtraffic.Sincethemid-1990stheInternethashadadrasticimpactoncultureandcommerce,includingtheriseofnearinstantcommunicationbyelectronicmail,instantmessaging,VoiceoverInternetProtocol（VoIP）“phonecalls”,two-wayinteractivevideocalls,andtheWorldWideWebwithitsdiscussionforums,blogs,socialnetworking,andonlineshoppingsites.TheresearchandeducationcommunitycontinuestodevelopanduseadvancednetworkssuchasNSF’sveryhighspeedBackboneNetworkService（vBNS）,Internet2,andNationalLambdaRail.Increasingamountsofdataaretransmittedathigherandhigherspeedsoverfiberopticnetworksoperatingat1-Gbit/s,10-Gbit/s,ormore.TheInternetcontinuestogrow,drivenbyevergreateramountsofonlineinformationandknowledge,commerce,entertainmentandsocialnetworking.Itisestimatedthatin1993theInternetcarriedonly1%oftheinformationflowingthroughtwo-waytelecommunication,by2000thisfigurehadgrownto51%,andby2007morethan97%ofalltelecommunicatedinformationwascarriedovertheInternet.CarefulReading

CanSurfingtheInternetHelpYouLose

Weight

—ByBelindaLuscombe

1TheWebsometimesseemstolureusintosittingaroundlikesomespeciesofhouseplantwhileourtrunkgrowsabnormallywide.Itsabundantenticementskeepusfromdoingwhatweknowweshould,like,orsay,makinganymovementwhatsoeverorconsumingfoodsthatdonotcomepackagedinstyrofoam.2Butaccordingtoanewresearch,theInternetcanalsobesomethingelse:aplaceforhelpingpeoplekeepweightoff.参考译文3Thenewstudy,conductedoveratwo-and-a-half-yearperiod,foundthatthemoreoftenpeopleloggedontoawebsite—theKaiserPermanenteCenterforHealthResearch（KPCHR）,designedspecifically

tohelppeoplekeepthepoundsoff（See“TheYearinHealth2009.”）,themorelikelytheyweretomaintainweightloss.4Whatmadethewebsitework,theauthorsofthestudybelieve,wasitsmixtureofaccountabilityandsociability.Userswereaskedtologinonceaweektoentertheirweightandtheamountofexercisethey’d

参考译文done,Iftheydidn’tloginregularly,theygotalittlenudgebye-mail,thenanautomatedphonecall.5Thesitewasdesignedtomimicasmuchaspossiblewhatit’sliketobeinaweight-lossprogramthatofferspersonalcounselingandgroupmeetings.Itwasn’tquiteaseffectiveashuman-to-humaninteraction,butitwasbetterthannothingatall.Thestudybeganwith1,600overweightorobeseparticipants,about350ofwhomlostenoughweight—anaverage19lb.—duringthefirstsixmonthstostayinthetrialfortheWeb-basedmaintenancephase.Bytheendofthattwo-and-a-half-yearportionofthestudy,theuserswhohad参考译文loggedonmostregularly—atleastonceamonthfor28months—hadkeptoffthemostweight,anaverageof9lb.Peoplewhousedthewebsitetheleastkeptoffonly3lb.onaverage.6NoneofthisisparticularlysurprisingtoNancyMakin,wholostmorethanaquarterofatonafterhersisterboughtheracomputerforherbirthdayin2003.Afraidtogooutbecauseofthestaresher703lb.frameattracted,shewentonlineandfoundshecouldeasilymakefriendswithpeoplewhocouldn’tseeher.参考译文

7Onceshefoundacommunityonline,Makinbegantoloseweight,notbecauseshewaslesshungry,butbecauseshehadanactivitybesideseatingthatmadeherfeelgoodandthenshefeltbetteraboutherself.8TheoriginalKPCHRsiteisnolongerlive,butthereareplentyofothersthatdoalmostthesamething.Andifyouhaveawebsitewhereyoucantalkaboutweightloss,somuchthebetter.参考译文WordsandExpressionsPara.1

返回1.Itsabundantenticementskeepusfromdoing

whatweknowweshould,like,say,makingany

movementwhatsoeverorconsumingfoodsthatdonotcomepackagedinStyrofoam.

本句中what引导的从句作doing的宾语，而在这个从句中，

making后的短语与consuming后的短语并列作介词like的

宾语，之后that引导定语从句修饰foods。2.lure

n.topersuadesomeonetodosomething,especiallysomethingwrongordangerous,bymakingitseemattractiveorexciting诱惑；引诱vt.luresomebodyinto（doing）something引诱某人做某事

返回3.whatsoever

ad.usedtoemphasizeanegativestatement[=whatever]（用于否定句）任何，无论什么He’shadnoluckwhatsoever.他无论如何也不走运。Para.2keepweightoff减肥反义词：putonweightPara.3Thenewstudy,conductedoveratwo-and-a-half-yearperiod,foundthatthemoreoftenpeopleloggedontoawebsite......,conductedoveratwo-and-ahalf-yearperiod,作定语修饰study，可看作定语从句“whichhadbeenconductedoveratwo-and-a-half-yearperiod”的省略。conductvt./vi.toleadorguide;tocontrol,direct,manage;behave

返回2.themore...themore...用法：the

+形容词或副词的比较级，the+形容词或副词的比较级，译成“越……越……”

Themorehegets,themorehewants.

他得到越多，欲望就越大。3.specially

ad.foroneparticularpurpose为某一专门目的

Theboatsarespeciallybuiltforthedisabled.

这些船是为残疾人专门造的。4.maintain

vt.tomakesomethingcontinueinthesamewayoratthesamestandardasbefore

保持，保存；维持

Britainwantstomaintainitspositionasaworldpower.

英国想保住它世界大国的地位。

返回Itisimportanttomaintainaconstanttemperatureinsidethegreenhouse.保持温室里的恒温是非常重要的。5....themorelikelytheyweretomaintainweightloss.……他们更有可能瘦身。bemorelikelytodosth.更有可能做某事Andyourbosswillbemorelikelytoprovideyouwiththeresourcesthatyouandyourteamneedtodothejobbetter.然后老板就更有可能提供给你和你的团队更好完成工作所需的资源。Para.41.Whatmadethewebsitework,theauthorsofthestudybelieve,wasitsmixtureofaccountabilityandsociability....,theauthorsofthestudybelieve,为插入语。2.nudge

vt.topushsomeonegently,usuallywithyourelbow,inordertogettheirattention用肘轻推，轻触

返回Para.

51.mimic

a./vt.mimicked过去分词mimicking现在分词

tocopythewaysomeonespeaksorbehaves,especiallyinordertomakepeoplelaugh[=imitate,takeoff]

模拟的；模仿（人的言行举止）；（尤指）做滑稽模仿

Hecouldmimicalltheteachers’accents.

他能模仿所有老师的口音。2.counseling

n.adviceandsupportgivenbyacounsellor

咨询服务；咨询；辅导

counselvt.toadvisesomeone劝告，忠告

counselsomebodytodosomething劝告某人做某事3.interaction

n.processbywhichtwoormorethingsaffecteachother相互作用；互动

interactionof……的互动

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Priceisdeterminedthroughtheinteractionofdemandandsupply.价格是由需求的互动决定的。4.participant

n.someonewhoistakingpartinanactivityorevent参加者；参与者anactiveparticipantinthenegotiations协商的积极参与者5.trial

n.alegalprocess[try]审判，审理；aprocessoftestingtofindoutwhethersomethingworkseffectivelyandissafe测试，试验，考验Newevidenceshowedthepoliceliedatthetrial.新的证据表明警方在审判时撒了谎。6.maintenance

n.theactofmakingastateorsituationcontinue维持；维护；保养；维修

Para.6返回1.particularly

ad.morethanusualormorethanothers

（=especially）特别；尤其

Wearehopingtoexpandourbusiness,particularlyinEurope.我们希望扩展业务，特别是在欧洲。2.frame

n.astructuremadeofwood,metal,plasticetc.框架；骨架，构架Hesuppliedhousebuilderswithmoderntimberframes.他为建房者提供了现代化的木制构架。Para.7返回1.communityn.thepeoplewholiveinthesamearea,townetc.社区，社会，团体differentethniccommunities不同的种族群体loseweight减肥，瘦身Ifyouwanttoloseweight,herearesomedo’sanddon’ts.如果你想要减轻体重，这是一些注意事项。...notbecauseshewaslesshungry,butbecauseshehadanactivitybesideseatingthatmadeherfeelgoodandthenshefeltbetteraboutherself.not...but...不是……而是……

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句中thatmadeherfeelgood为定语从句，“that”在定语从句中作主语，从句修饰的先行词为activity。本句译为“倒不是因为她饿着自己，而是因为除了吃以外她参与了社团活动，这使她感觉很好，然后感觉越来越好。”Para.81.original

a.existingorhappeningfirst,beforeotherpeopleorthings起初的；原来的；原始的；最初的Thelandwasreturnedtoitsoriginalowner.这片土地回到了它原来的主人手里。2....,somuchthebetter.译为“那就更好了”，是个省略句。Ifyouhavetwosinglerooms,somuchthebetter.如果你们有两个单人房，那就更好了。参考译文上网能帮助你减肥吗？

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网络有时似乎非常具有吸引力，可以让我们不动地方坐在电脑前，我们的体形就像一些家居植物一样变得不同寻常的粗壮。网络内容极其丰富，我们被它所吸引，不再去做我们应该去做的事情——像各类运动，或者吃非袋装食品。

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但根据一项新的研究，因特网还可充作他用：它是帮助人们减肥的地方。

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一项已经持续了近两年半的最新研究发现，人们登录KaiserPermanente医疗保健中心（简称KPCHR）网站的次数越多，他们越有可能持续瘦身——此家网站专为人们减肥而设计，（可查阅返回

2009健康年）。

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研究人员认为这家网站之所以运营是因为它肩负责任并且友善。网站要求用户每周登录一次，输入自己的体重及锻炼的总量。如果用户没有按期输入，就会收到邮件，之后是自动电话提醒。5

人们参加减肥项目时会被提供私人顾问并参加聚会，这家网站是为了尽可能模仿这些形式而设计的。虽然它没有人们面对面交流那样有效，但总比什么都不做要好。这项研究开始的时候有1600个超重和肥胖的人士参加，其中大约350人减了足够的重量——平均19磅——这发生在网站前六个月基础维护阶段的测试中。到这项研究进行到两年半结束的时返回候，经常登录本网站的用户——也就是28个月里每月至少登录一次的客户，体重下降最多，平均每人9磅。而登录最少的用户体重下降平均只有3磅。6

所有的这些对于南希·马金来说不足为奇，她姐姐在她2003年过生日时送了她一台电脑，此后她就减了250千克。当时她害怕出门，害怕她那703磅的身形引人注目，后来她上网，发现很容易就可以和那些看不到她的人交上朋友。7

自从马金在网上发现了一个社团，她的体重就开始下降，倒不是因为她饿着自己，而是因为除了吃以外返回她参与了社团活动，这使她感觉很好，然后感觉越来越好。8

最初的那家KPCHR网站已不存在了，但有许多其他网站几乎在做同样的事情。如果你能找到一家网站讨论减肥的事，就再好不过了。返回ExercisesReadingTaskLanguageinUseBlankFillingTranslation

ReadingTaskTask1Discussthefollowingquestionsafterreadingthepassage.WhydoestheauthorsaythattheWebseemstolureus?TheWebsometimesseemstolureusintosittingaroundlikesomespeciesofhouseplantwhileourtrunkgrowsabnormallywide.2.Howdoesthesitehelppeopleloseweightaccordingtotheauthor?

Userswereaskedtologinonceaweektoentertheirweightandtheamountofexercisethey’ddone.Iftheydidn’tloginregularly,theygotalittlenudgebye-mail,

thenanautomatedphonecall.Thesitewasdesignedtomimicasmuchaspossiblewhatit’sliketobeinaweight-lossprogramthatofferspersonalcounselingandgroupmeetings.3.WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbytheexampleofNancyMakin?

Thewebsitereallyhelpsfatpeopletoloseweightandmakefriends.

Task2Choosethebestansweraccording

tothepassage.1.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Themoreoftenpeoplelogontothewebsite—KPCHR,themorelikelytheybecomefatter.B.Thewebsite—KPCHRisanamusementsite.C.Thewebsite—KPCHRisasitetohelppeopleloseweight.D.Allthepeoplecankeepthepoundsoffbysurfingthewebsite—KPCHR.2.Accordingtotheauthor,thewebsitecanworkbecauseof

.A.itsmixtureofaccountabilityandsociabilityB.itsfamousprospectC.itspracticalexperienceD.itsclickingfrequencyCA3.What’stheresultofthestudyonthepeoplewhologonthiswebsite?A.Mostoftheparticipantslostanaverage9lb.B.Mostoftheparticipantswhologonthemostregularlylostanaverage9lb.C.Mostoftheparticipantswhologonthemostregularlylostanaverage3lb.D.Mostoftheparticipantsdidn’tloseanyweight.4.AsfarasNancyMakinwasconcerned,

.A.shecouldn’tloseherweightasusualthoughshevisitedthiswebsiteB.shethoughtitwassurprisingtoloseweightbysurfingthewebsiteC.shegainedconfidenceandmadefriendswhilelosingweightD.shewasstilltroubledbyheroverweightBC5.Afterreadingthelastparagraph,youmayconcludethat

.A.wecan’tfindthesamekindofwebsitelikeKPCHRontheInternetB.KPCHRwastheonlywebsitetohelpusloseweightC.wecanstillfindsomeotherwebsiteslikeKPCHRD.KPCHRwasanillegalwebsitesoitwasabolishedCLanguageinUseColumnA1.abundant2.obese3.original4.frame5.lure6.trial7.participant8.communityTask1FindthecorrectdefinitioninColumnBthatmatchesthewordsinColumnA.

ColumnBa.existingorhappeningfirstb.aprocessoftestingtofindoutwhethersomethingworkseffectivelyandissafec.somethingthatisavailableinlargequantitiesd.thegeneralshapeformedbythebonesofsomeone’sbodye.veryfatinawaythatisunhealthyf.someonewhoistakingpartinanactivityoreventg.topersuadesomeonetodosomething,especiallysomethingwrongordangeroush.agroupofpeoplewhohavethesameinterests,religion,raceetc.Task2Fillintheblankswiththefollowingwordsorexpressions.Changetheformwherenecessary.1.Hedocumentedthecasewith

evidence.2.The

wasbetterthantheplanwefollowed.3.

theBible,Godcreatedtheworldinsixdays.4.Theofficialwas

ontodestructionbythecriminal.5.I

mentionedthatpoint.6.Alotofvolunteersareworkingforthegoodofthe

.abundantoriginalAccordingtoluredparticularlycommunity7.Whoisresponsibleforthebuilding’s

?8.What

you

fromjoiningme?9.Iknownothing

aboutit.10.Theteenagersneed

ninehourssleepeachday.maintenancedidkeepwhatsoeveratleast

BlankFillingReadthefollowingpassageandchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.TheInternetEverythingliveswithoppositeforces.Thesamecanbesaidaboutmoderntechnology,1theInternet.Atfirst2theInternetoffersusexcitementandaworldofpromise.3speaking,peoplewhohavesomeideasofitcannotdenythemeritsbornwiththesystem.Forinstance,itcan4proficiencyinscientificresearch,forbymeansofitscientistsandresearcherscangetagloballookatthelatestdevelopmentsinthefield5andaccordinglytheydon’tneedtospendtimedoingwhathasalreadybeendone.Inviewofpersonalcommunication,themostconvenientmeanscouldbepeculiartotheInternet,too.Whilepeople

suchasglanceFranklyimproveconcernedspeak6oftheInternet,itsdrawbacksshouldn’tbeneglected.Sometimes,alittlefatalbreakdownofthesystem,oradisastrouserrorcouldcauseusanenormousamountofdamageand7.Meanwhile,withtheInternet’sreplacementofbooksorthewrittenworkasthemain8ofinformation,human’swritingabilities