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Have you ever shown your photos on your favourite social media (社交媒体)? Or have you expressed your feelings on your online page? If yes, do you know what you have posted on the social media can cause problems you could not expect (预料)?
Cathy, who is going to be fifteen, posted online an invitation to her birthday party with her address in it. And guess what! 500 people came to the party, and some even broke the windows and plants, making a total mess of the house. The girl’s birthday party finally became a nightmare (噩梦).
Many teenagers think they know everything about social media, and that such a thing could never happen to them. Studies show that each year more than three million young people in the world get into trouble because of their online activities.
So do remember these if you really want to share something online.
Share with care! Not everyone will like what you write online. Think before you post anything. You never know who sees your texts, pictures or videos. Before clicking “post”, you should ask yourself, “How will I feel if my family or teachers see this?” and “How might this post be bad for me in five or ten years from now?”
Be polite when you write! Imagine someone is unfriendly in real life. The same is true of online communication. No one likes it when you “shout” in your messages. If you feel angry or sad while you’re writing a message, wait a bit. Read it again later and then send it.
Protect and respect! Never share your passwords with anyone. It’s not wise to post your home or email address online. Don’t say bad things about people. If you get messages like that or see them online, talk to your parents or your teachers.
I’d say none of these things promises (承诺) 100% online safety, but each will help you to be safer.
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A. telling stories
B. giving examples
C. asking questions
D. sharing experiences
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A. made a total mess of the house
B. shared the photos of her house online
C. invited hundreds of people to her party
D. posted an invitation with her address online
(
A. You should spend less time online.
B. It’s necessary (必要的) to think before you act online.
C. You have to make a promise before you go online.
D. If you want to be safer online, do as the writer suggests.
Have you ever shown your photos on your favourite social media (社交媒体)? Or have you expressed your feelings on your online page? If yes, do you know what you have posted on the social media can cause problems you could not expect (预料)?
Cathy, who is going to be fifteen, posted online an invitation to her birthday party with her address in it. And guess what! 500 people came to the party, and some even broke the windows and plants, making a total mess of the house. The girl’s birthday party finally became a nightmare (噩梦).
Many teenagers think they know everything about social media, and that such a thing could never happen to them. Studies show that each year more than three million young people in the world get into trouble because of their online activities.
So do remember these if you really want to share something online.
Share with care! Not everyone will like what you write online. Think before you post anything. You never know who sees your texts, pictures or videos. Before clicking “post”, you should ask yourself, “How will I feel if my family or teachers see this?” and “How might this post be bad for me in five or ten years from now?”
Be polite when you write! Imagine someone is unfriendly in real life. The same is true of online communication. No one likes it when you “shout” in your messages. If you feel angry or sad while you’re writing a message, wait a bit. Read it again later and then send it.
Protect and respect! Never share your passwords with anyone. It’s not wise to post your home or email address online. Don’t say bad things about people. If you get messages like that or see them online, talk to your parents or your teachers.
I’d say none of these things promises (承诺) 100% online safety, but each will help you to be safer.
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C
) 1. The writer starts to introduce the topic (主题) by .A. telling stories
B. giving examples
C. asking questions
D. sharing experiences
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D
) 2. The party became a nightmare because Cathy .A. made a total mess of the house
B. shared the photos of her house online
C. invited hundreds of people to her party
D. posted an invitation with her address online
(
D
) 3. What does the writer mean by saying the last sentence?A. You should spend less time online.
B. It’s necessary (必要的) to think before you act online.
C. You have to make a promise before you go online.
D. If you want to be safer online, do as the writer suggests.
答案
1.C 2.D 3.D
