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ExercisesReadingComprehensionStructureoftheTextUnit7:ExercisesVocabularyClozeTranslation第1頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension1. Accordingtoparagraphs1and2,whydoAmericanslovecyberspace?

Americanslovecyberspace,becauseAmericaisanationthatlovestoexplorenewfrontiersandadmiresindependence.Andcyberspaceisaplacewhereyoucangoandbeyourselfwithoutworryingabouttheneighbors,andisanewfrontierthatgivespeopleanexcitingsenseoffreedom.ReferenceEx.I,pp.134-135第2頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension2. Butatthesametime,assuggestedinparagraph2,whatworriesdopeoplehaveaboutcyberspace?

However,ascyberspaceembracespeopleofallkinds—differentages,occupations,races,individualtastes,etc.,thereareworrieswhetherallthesepeoplecangetalong,andwhetherpornontheNetwillharmchildren.Reference第3頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension3. Inparagraphs3and4,theauthortriestodefinethenatureofcyberspacebycomparingittorealestate.Whatdothesetwohaveincommon?Whydosomecitizensbelievethatthegovernmentshouldregulatecyberspace? Bothrealestateandcyberspacearecomprisedofdifferentdistrictsandplacesservingdifferentpurposesanddifferentgroupsofpeople.However,nowmostpeopledon’trecognizethedifferencebetweenthesedifferentplaces,anddirectalltheirattentiontothosemorallybadplacessuitableonlyforcriminalsandpornfans.Thereforetheybelievecyberspaceisanastyplacethatthegovernmentshouldregulate.Reference第4頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension4. Accordingtoparagraphs5to7,what’stheauthor’spointofviewaboutgovernmentalregulationofcyberspace?Andwhatarethereasonsshegives? Theauthorholdsthatgovernmentalregulationbylawswon’twork,andcyberspacecommunitiesneednogovernmentcontrolbutself-rule.Thereasonsare:(1)Itisunconstitutionalforthegovernmenttousecensorshiptocounterindecencyandothertroublingspeech;(2)Cyberspaceisavoluntarydestinationwhereuserscanchoosewheretogoandwhattosee.Itiseasytoavoidthosenastyplaces.Reference第5頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension5. Inparagraphs8to11,theauthordescribescyberspaceingreaterdetailbycomparingitwithrealestate.Whatthreeaspectsofcyberspacedoesshediscuss?Whataretheircounterpartsinrealestate?Dotheyneedregulation?Reference第6頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension

Thethreeaspectsofcyberspaceare:(1)privatee-mailconversations;(2)informationandentertainmentservices;(3)communities.E-mailconversationsrequirenoregulation,astheyareprivateandconsensual.Informationandentertainmentservicesdon’tneedregulationeither,forcustomersneedtorequestanitemorsignupforasubscription,stuffisnotsentouttopeoplewhodon’taskforit.Communityservicesneedregulation—rulesandmoderatorstokeepoutunwantedadvertising,irrelevantdiscussions,andrudeparticipants.Reference第7頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension6. Accordingtoparagraphs12to14,whatarethecharacteristicsofcyberspacecommunities?

Theauthordiscussesthreecharacteristicsofcyberspacecommunities.(1)Thesuccessofcyberspacecommunitiesisdeterminedbyrules,someofwhicharedeterminedbythecontentsupplier,andsomeofwhichconcernpricesandmembershipfees.(2)Cyberspacecommunitiesdevelopwhenpeoplewithlike-mindedinterestsbandtogether,soeveryoneofthemhasitsowncharacter.(3)Cyberspacecommunitiesofanysizeandkindmayflourish,andpeoplehavethefreedomtochoosethecyberspacecommunitytheywanttojoin.Reference第8頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension7. Amongthesecharacteristicsofcyberspacecommunities,whichfeature(s)makescyberspaceunique?Howarecyberspacecommunitiesdifferentfromterrestrialones?Reference第9頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension

Itisthethirdcharacteristicthatmakescyberspacecommunitiesdifferentfromterrestrialones.Foronething,inrealestate,thetyrannyofgovernmentforceseveryonetolivebytheruleofthemajority,squeezingoutminoritygroupsandminoritypreferences.However,cyberspaceallowscommunitiesofanysizeandkindtoflourish.Foranother,inrealestate,communitiesareforcedonpeoplebyaccidentsofgeography.Mostpeoplearestuckinthecountrywheretheyareborn.Incontrast,cyberspacecommunitiesarechosenbytheusers.Therulesincyberspacehaveamoralratherthanlegalauthority.Ifusersdonotliketherulesofagivencyberspacecommunity,theycanleaveit.Reference第10頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension8. Inparagraphs15and16,theauthorpicturesfuturecyberspacecommunities.Inherimagination,whatarecyberspacecommunitieslikeinthefuture?Andwhatshouldcyberspaceexplorersdoaccordingly?

Newcyberspacecommunitiesinthefuturewillbeself-contained,cateringtotheirownmembers’inclinationswithoutinterferingwithanyoneelse’s.Therulesgoverningthesecommunitieswillevolveaccordingtotherelationbetweensupplyanddemandinthemarket.Cyberspaceexplorerswillneedtodefineandidentifytheircommunities,andestablishandaccepttheirownlocalgovernments,withouthelpfromanyterrestrialgovernment.Reference第11頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension9. Inparagraph17,what’stheconclusiontheauthordraws? Sheconcludesthatsocietyneedstounderstandthattherearenosolutionsthatareflawlessandcanmeetallthedifferentneedsofdifferentpeople,andthatgovernmentregulationcannotcreateasafeandpeacefulworldeither.Incyberspace,althoughwewon’thaveaperfectsociety,atleastwecanhavetherighttochooseandberesponsibleforwhatmaterialswesee.Reference第12頁Unit7:Readingcomprehension10. What’sthemeaningofthetitleofthearticle—“Cyberspace:IfYouDon’tLoveIt,LeaveIt”? Thetitlemeanscyberspaceisavoluntaryplacewhichuserscanchoosetovisitornottovisit.ThroughittheauthorexpressesthepointofviewthatindividualusersinsteadofthegovernmentshouldberesponsiblefordecidingwhattheyseeontheInternet.Reference第13頁1. Introduction(Paras.1–7)2. Body(Paras.8–16)3. Conclusion(Para.17)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextEx.II,pp.135-136第14頁1. Introduction(Paras.1–7)1)Background:Americanslovecyberspace. Reasons: A.____________________________________________. B._____________________________________________.TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextAmericanslovenewfrontiersandindependenceCyberspaceisanewfrontierthatpromisesfreedom2)Issuetobediscussed:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Candifferentkindsofpeopleincyberspaceallgetalong?Orwillfearofkidssurfingforcyberpornprovokeacrackdown?第15頁1. Introduction(Paras.1–7)3)Somecitizens’viewpoint: ____________________________________________. Reason: ________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextGovernmentshouldregulatecyberspaceMorallybadplacesmakecyberspacesoundlikeanastyplace,thoughcyberspace,similartorealestate,consistsofdifferentplacesthatarefordifferentpurposesanddifferentpeople.第16頁1. Introduction(Paras.1–7)4)Author’sviewpoint: _______________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Reasons: A. _____________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ B.__________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextRegulationwon’twork.Cyberspacecommunitiesneednogovernment.Itisunconstitutionalforthegovernmenttousecensorshiptocounterindecencyandothertroublingspeech.Cyberspaceisavoluntarydestinationwhereuserscanchoosewheretogoandwhattosee.Itiseasytoavoidthosenastyplaces.第17頁Body(Paras.8–16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextDescriptionofcyberspace(Paras.8-11)2) Characteristicsofcyberspacecommunities(Para.4)3) Descriptionoffuturecyberspacecommunities(Para.4)第18頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextDescriptionofcyberspace(Paras.8-11)AspectsofCyberspaceTerrestrialCounterpartsMainCharacteristics?????????第19頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextDescriptionofcyberspace(Paras.8-11)AspectsofCyberspaceTerrestrialCounterpartsMainCharacteristicsE-mailconversationsConversationsoverthetelephoneorvoicemailTheyareprivateandconsensualandrequirenoregulation第20頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextDescriptionofcyberspace(Paras.8-11)AspectsofCyberspaceTerrestrialCounterpartsMainCharacteristicsInformationandentertainmentserviceswherepeoplecandownloadanythingBookstores,mallsandmoviehouseswherecustomersgotobuysomethingStuffisnotsentouttopeoplewhodon’taskforit第21頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextDescriptionofcyberspace(Paras.8-11)AspectsofCyberspaceTerrestrialCounterpartsMainCharacteristicsCommunities—groupsofpeoplewhocommunicateamongthemselvesBars,restaurantsorbathhousesMostofthemimposerulesandhaveamoderator第22頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)2)Characteristicsofcyberspacecommnities(Paras.8–12)

TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextA. _______________________________________________________B. _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________C. _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________Cyberspacecommunitiesevolvewhenpeoplewithlike-mindedinterestsbandtogether.Everycommunityhasitsowncharacter.Rulesdeterminethesuccessofcyberspacecommunities.Cyberspaceallowscommunitiesofanysizeandkindtoflourish.Incyberspace,communitiesarechosenbytheusers,notforcedonthembyaccidentsofgeography第23頁2. Body(Paras.8–16)3)Descriptionoffuturecyberspacecommunities(Paras.15- 16)TextOutlineUnit7:StructureofthetextA._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

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Newcommunitiesareself-contained,cateringtotheirownmembers’inclinationswithoutinterferingwithanyoneelse’s.Theirgovernanceevolvesinarealmarketstyle.Explorersincyberspaceneedtodefineandidentifytheircommunities,putinplaceandaccepttheirownlocalgovernmentwithouthelpfromterrestrialgovernment.第24頁TextOutlineUnit7:Structureofthetext3. Conclusion(Para.17)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.perfectanswers,noall-purposesolutions,nogovernment-Oursocietyneedstounderstandthattherearenosanctionedsafehavens.Butatleastwecanhaveindividualchoiceandindividualresponsibility第25頁1. Theorganizeroftheexhibitionusedthe__________ofacocktailpartytodescribethefascinatinginteractionoftheselectedworksofthefivecontemporaryarchitectsintroducedintheexhibition.metaphor

Unit7:VocabularybandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypassPartA,Ex.V,pp.137-138Completethesentenceswithwordsgivenbelow,makingsurethateachwordisusedintherightform.第26頁2. Accordingtotherevisedregulationsontheprotectionofconsumerrightsandinterests,disclosingconsumers’privateinformationtoanyoneelsewithouttheirpermissionisan__________uponconsumerprivacy.intrusionUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第27頁3. Vietnamhasbeenintensifyingits__________onfakegoodsproductionandtraffickingfollowingcomplaintsabouttheprevalenceoffakegoodsincitycommunities.crackdownUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第28頁4. AfarmerinZhejiangProvincehasfileda___________againsttwopapermillswhoseindustrialwastehaskilledover10,000crabsheraisedinalocalriver.lawsuitUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第29頁5. Manymobilephoneusersintendtochangetheirserviceprovidersinordertoenjoylowermonthly__________fees,freeincomingcallsandpersecondbilling.subscriptionUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第30頁6. Itisbelievedthateverynationshouldincreaseitseffortstopreserveitsuniqueculture,whichwouldotherwise__________awayinthefaceofglobalization.witherUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第31頁7. Inaccordancewiththeinternationallawandnormsgoverninginternationalrelations,thecourtofonecountryisnotentitledtoexercise__________overanothersovereigncountryanditsstateinstitutions.jurisdictionUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第32頁8. AsnowstorminCentralJapanforcedairlinestocancelatleast252flights,while73bullettrainserviceswerealsosignificantlydelayedduetothe__________weather.nastyUnit7:Vocabulary

bandpresidenastywitherlawsuitintrusioncrackdownmetaphorprodigysubscriptionjurisdictionbypass第33頁9. Restaurantsacrossthecountrywill__________togetherina“DineforAmerica”day,anationalfundraisingefforttosupporttheAmericanRedCrossDisasterReliefFundandhelpthoseaffectedbyHurricaneKatrina.bandUnit7:Vocabulary

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D.unsuspecting第42頁Unit7:VocabularySomesafetyinspectorsandexpertshavebeenassignedtodirecttheongoingconstructionoffacilitiesspeciallydesignedfortheupcomingopeningceremonyoftheFortuneGlobalForum. A.enforce B.impose C.instruct D.superviseSomesafetyinspectorsandexpertshavebeenassignedtodirecttheongoingconstructionoffacilitiesspeciallydesignedfortheupcomingopeningceremonyoftheFortuneGlobalForum. A.enforce B.impose C.instruct D.supervise 第43頁9. Asurveyshowedthatpeople’swishforconventionalreadinghasbeendecliningdramatically,astheyspendmoretimescanningthewebmedia. A.sensation B.inclination C.liability D.sentimentUnit7:Vocabulary9. Asurveyshowedthatpeople’swishforconventionalreadinghasbeendecliningdramatically,astheyspendmoretimescanningthewebmedia. A.sensation

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noiswhoasitupreadofformtograntfindpassdiscovercatchsecretlyconcludewillviolationaccess第50頁1. 美國人渴望新未開發(fā)地帶，在那里他們能夠擺脫任何束縛，自由自在。Americanshankerafternewfrontierswheretheycanbefreeofanyconstraintsandbethemselves.Unit7:TranslationPartA,Ex.VIII,pp.141~142TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.hankerafterbeoneself第51頁2. 令年輕人神往正是在網(wǎng)上沖浪時(shí)取得那種自由感覺。Whatcapturesyoungpeople’simaginationispreciselythesenseoffreedomtheygetwhilesurfingtheInternet.Unit7:Translationcaptureone’simagination第52頁3. 不論種族、文化和社會經(jīng)濟(jì)地位，每個人都能夠在網(wǎng)絡(luò)空間找到一個由與自己志趣相投人所組成小區(qū)。Regardlessoftheirrace,cultureandsocioeconomicstatus,everyonecanfindacommunityoflikemindedpeopleincyberspace.Unit7:Translationregardlessoflikeminded第53頁4. 虛擬小區(qū)寧愿由自己而不是由世俗政府建立和執(zhí)行小區(qū)行為規(guī)范。Virtualcommunitiesprefertosetandenforcecommunitystandardsbythemselvesratherthanbytheterrestrialgovernment.Unit7:Translationstandards第54頁5. 網(wǎng)絡(luò)空間類似于現(xiàn)實(shí)世界，包含從購物中心、學(xué)校區(qū)到紅燈區(qū)等各種各樣地方。Cyberspaceisakintotheterrestrialworld,whichincludesvariousplacesrangingfromshoppingmalls,schooldistrictstored-lightzones.Unit7:Translationakinto

rangefrom…to…第55頁6. 只有滿足自己組員需要網(wǎng)絡(luò)小區(qū)才能夠繁榮興旺。Onlycyberspacecommunitiesthatcatertotheneedsoftheirmemberswillprosper.Unit7:Translationcatertoprosper第56頁7. 伴隨遠(yuǎn)距離通信技術(shù)發(fā)展，世界很快將聯(lián)合成為一個地球村。Withthedevelopmentoftelecommunicationstechnology,theunionoftheworldintoaglobalvillageisathand.Unit7:Translationathand第57頁8. 無償下載知識財(cái)產(chǎn)在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)使用者中十分普遍。ItisprevalentamongInternetuserstodownloadintellectualpropertiesforfree.Unit7:Translationintellectualpropertyprevalent第58頁9. 互聯(lián)網(wǎng)上討論組主持人職責(zé)是預(yù)防廣告和無關(guān)信息進(jìn)入論壇。ThejobofthemoderatorofadiscussiongroupontheInternetistokeepoutadvertisementsandunrelatedmaterialsoftheforum.Unit7:Translationmoderatorkeepout第59頁10. 言論自由擁護(hù)者往往貿(mào)然斷定任何形式政府管理都將妨礙他們自由。Advocatesoffreespeechtendtojumptotheconclusionthatanyfo