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SECTION Ⅲ Reading Comprehension
(40 minutes)
Part A
Directions:
Read the following three texts. Answer the questions on each text by choosing A, B, C or D. Mark your answers on ANSWERSHEET 1.
Text 1
Karenand Ken Mullin, a young professional couple in Cleveland, own fifty cookbooks and two fully equipped kitchens in their house. Yet they rarely cook their own meals; instead, on their way home from work they usually stop at a supermarket and choose two portions of meat loaf and a container of ready-to-serve potatoes. “My job,” says Karen, “is to pour the salad from the bag.”
A half-century after the first TV dinner was born, the food industry is approaching its long-sought dream of relieving people like the Mullins of unpaid labor in the final, and arguably most profitable, step by which a cow gets turned into meat loaf. Increasingly, tables in America’s kitchens are used not for cutting or peeling but for putting takeout food onto plates. For those who even bother with plates. According to Harry Balzar, an influential food-industry researcher, American dinners that came from a takeout counter increased by 24 percent in the past decade. “We thought the microwave would bea cooking device,” says Harry Balzer, “but we find it reheating takeout pizza.”
A cross the United States, entire business models are being transformed. Supermarket takeout counters, formerly a place where unsold chickens were coated with sauce, increasingly resemble high-end corporate cafeterias, with sushi bars andstir-fry stations.
One psychologist thinks the trend toward healthier eating is responsible; Americans have finally gotten the message that it’s bad to eat fried chicken, so they’redoing it at home where no one can see them.
Of course, there are people you wouldn’t expect to cook at home, like SteveTraxler, an unmarried Chicago theater producer, whose refrigerator containslittle more than orange juice, wine and leftovers.
Well,somebody must be using those cookbooks, right? “People don’t have time to cook;I think they’re reading them in bed,” says Rozanne Gold, author of a cookbook.
It’s not entirely a question of time. The takeout fashion is fueled, in part, by thepopularity of foods like sushi, which even adventuresome American cooks areunlikely to try to make at home. And takeout fills another need as well, forthe atmosphere of the home-cooked dinner.
46. From thetext we can learn that the Mullins ____.
[A] are experienced in cooking
[B] are expert at food shopping
[C] often go dining out at a restaurant
[D] often eat ready-made food at home
47. The food industry is approaching its final goal of _____.
[A] freeing people of cooking at home
[B] turning cows into meat loaf for people
[C] relieving itself of unpaid labor for people
[D] providing people with delicious TV dinners
48. We can inferfrom the text that some Americans ____.
[A] are too busy to cut or peel
[B] are too busy to use their tables
[C] do not even use their plates
[D] do not even use the microwave
49. Supermarkettakeout counters ___.
[A] have sushi bars and stir-fry stations now
[B] used to process the left-over food for sale
[C] cooperate with high-end corporation cafeterias
[D] used to coat chickens of inferior quality with sauce
50. Takeout food is not only convenient but also enables Americans to ____.
[A] avoid taking unhealthy food
[B] follow the trend of eating out
[C] enjoy eating together at home
[D] have time to improve their cooking.
Text 2
I switched on the TV and there they were again—the next crop of Miss World/MissUniverse candidates. The same practiced smiles, the same waving hands, the samehosts with their unreal crossbreed accents—the same.
Yes,the show goes on. No time to enjoy the glory of the last set of titles. It’s time to prepare for the next. Our Assembly Line is in place. It takes a whole year to prepare for the Miss World/ Miss Universe contest. And the young hopefuls give it their disciplined best almost as if they were preparing themselves for an HT entrance test or the Civil Services exam.
So what’s wrong with that? If one set of kids can further their genetically gifted intellect, why can’t another set further a similarly gifted set of physical attributes? If brainy kids go to coaching classes, why can’t the pretty ones go to physical trainers? If cosmetic surgery, dental cares, balanced diets andworkout sessions produce a happier, healthier and more self-confident woman whocan take the world in her stride, perhaps that’s the way to go.
Yes,we had just begun to accept it all. We had just begun to create the slots forthe brainy ones and the beauties. And then, suddenly we got a Mrs. World Aditi Gowatrikar with her dreamy green eyes. Brainy, beautiful and a wonderful wifeand mother to boot. The mother of a two-year-old who is also a doctor and asuper model.
Yes,Aditi has shown us that it is possible to do it all. But can she really be a symbol of Indian womanhood as some carried-away journalists and event manager shave suggested? Is she the modem day Mother India? The one who can inspire the thousands of mothers and wives to break out of the petty confines of the roles theyare forced to play? Will she find an echo among all those working-women dealing with families, bosses and unsupportive husbands? To most women, the world ofAditi Gowatrikar would seem like a different planet.
51. The repeated scene of beauty contests on TV makes the writer ____.
[A] thoughtful [B]refreshed [C] doubtful [D] excited
52. As the author sees it, the young candidates prepare for thecontest ____.
[A] anxiously [B]seriously [C]casually [D] steadily
53. For most people, both brainy kids and young beauties are justified to ____.
[A] improve their self-confidence [B] possess certain acquired images
[C] make use of their natural qualifies [D] take advantage of their intelligence
54. In the author’s opinion, for most Indian mothers and wives,Aditi is____.
[A] far from reality [B] an example to follow
[C] typical of Indian women [D] an inspiration for success
55. In the text, the writer comments on the beauty contest with atone of____.
[A] despair [B] tolerance [C] admiration [D] reservation
Text 3
The first rule stepping up your luck is to look for variety. More variety willresult in a richer life with more opportunities. The more varied life is, themore likely that unexpected combinations of events will occur, giving us the chance to improve our situation. Being able to change is the best way tosurvive in changing, unpredictable times.
When we are searching for something, like a pair of lost eyeglasses, it isn’t a good idea to always follow the same pattern of search. Searching for happiness islike that as well. Be flexible. Learn from your mistakes. Try lots of differentpossibilities.
Variety is necessary for happiness. No matter how rich our lives may seem, if they consist only of expected events and repetition, boredom steps in. We find pleasure in the unexpected and the surprising. Saying yes to uncertainty adds pleasure to life and contributes to our luck. Sometimes it seems easier,however, to use our strength to build walls to try to protect ourselves from uncertainty. We buy life insurance, household insurance, car insurance. We workhard and put money aside. But all this planning can’t guarantee safety. We need to find the courage to welcome uncertainty.
Each of us should find one action that will increase variety: subscribe to a new magazine, take a different route to work, sign up for a night-school course.Then focus on its positive results. This positive reinforcement, together with the pleasure of sensing the power in doing what we want to, should give us the courage for the next act.
Accepting ourselves exactly as we are at this present moment provides the courage to move forward. Believing that all our choices in the past were the best we could have made at the time frees us from regret and reinforces our belief that we are asgood as we can be at this moment. The best preparation for the future isself-acceptance in the present. Self-acceptance and trust in people are the foundations of confidence and courage.
Self-acceptance,courage and action don’t guarantee good luck, but they do guarantee a richer and fuller life.
56. From the text we learn that ____.
[A] variety guarantees happiness
[B] varied life relies on good luck
[C] opportunities go before variety
[D] adaptability is the key to survival
57. According to the text, to make life colorful we must ____.
[A] accept and try the unexpected
[B] tolerate boredom and repetition
[C] follow the same searching pattern
[D] make ourselves financially secure
58. According to the text, pleasure can be brought into life by ____.
[A] finding what we are searching for
[B] improving our situation with a bit luck
[C] strengthening ourselves to face uncertainty
[D] having insurance policies to protect our life
59. To gather courage to move forward, the writer thinks that we should ____.
[A] regret our past choices
[B] forget our past mistakes
[C] reinforce our past actions
[D] believe in our past decisions
60. The best title of the text would be ____.
[A] Stepping Up Your Luck
[B] Life Is Full of Uncertainties
[C] Variety Leads to Opportunities
[D] Learning from Your Mistakes
Part B
Directions:
Read the texts from a magazine in whichfive people voice their different opinions in response to an article on theissue of praising. For questions 61 to 65, match the name of each person (61 to 65) to one of the statements (A to G) given below. Mark your answers on ANSWERSHEET 1.
Helen Smith:
What better way to start off my senior year in high school than by reading something I am entirely familiar with? I couldn’t have described this online revolutionany better. The expansion of and its continuing success make me more interested in the world of computers and web design and the career choices they offer. Thanks, Mark Zuckerberg, for “poking” me into .
KevinStuart:
Rather than seeing as the hottest connection tool, I think it’s more like the latest way to make an already impersonal world even more impersonal. How sad that our society is so isolated that we need a computer to “connect” withothers. No, thanks! I’m going to continue hanging out on the street comer, and hope someone builds a village square someday—now, there’s a radical idea!
RobertMeyer:
Isn’t it a contradiction that so many Americans criticize the government measures fornational security purposes as an invasion of privacy when many of these same people feel free to lay bare their private lives to public exposure on ? Perhaps it reveals shallow minds or shallow lives. Or worse, does it reveal a lack of concern about the security of our country? Sad indeed.
James Brown:
Ieagerly returned from vacation so I could see my nieces who were home from college, only to find them with their “faces” in almost all day. They no longer communicate much with others face to face. No more hanging out at someone’s home. I wonder what effect this societal isolation will have on all of us. I hope this isn’t a trend, I remember all the fun face-to-face contact used tobe.
Laura Lee:
I love email. I live and die by Google, but I will never understand the appeal of and its vast community of friends. In fact, I’m rather shocked. There are thousands out there who would like to be your friend and demand your time:they’re called books. Pick one up. Life is short. Save your few real friendships for coffee over at Starbucks or invest yourself in a local cause that will form meaningful, lifelong relationships.
Now match the name of each person (61 to 65) to the appropriate statement.
Note: there are two extra statements.
Statements
61. Helen Smith [A] has built up my confidence in my study.
62. Kevin Stuart [B] raises individual awareness of privacy protection
63. Robert Meyer [C] serves as an eve opener for my future work pursuit.
64. James Brown [D] worsens; instead of bettering, interpersonal relations.
65. Laura Lee [E] I miss the good old days when people met and talked to each other in person.
[F] Mind your own behavior online before you blame others for privacy interference.
[G] Don’t waste your time on when you can do something more significant.
【答案速查】
46~50 D C C A C
51~55 A B C A B
56~60 A A C D B
61~65 C D F E G
【答案解析】
Part A
Text 1
46.【答案】D
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是：從文中我們看出穆林夫婦是什么樣的。文中第一段第二句“Yet they rarelycook their own meals …”可見穆林夫婦不親自做飯，而是在家吃外帶食品。故選D。
47.【答案】C
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“食品產(chǎn)業(yè)正在達成的最終目標是什么”。定位到第二段第一句“…the food industry is approaching itslong-sought dream of relieving peoplelike the Mullins of unpaidlabor in the final,…”從關(guān)鍵詞很容易看出應(yīng)當選C。
48.【答案】C
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“我們能夠從文中看出有些美國人是什么樣的”。從第二段第二三句“Increasingly,tables in America’s kitchens are used not for cutting or peeling bur forputting takeout food onto plates. Forthose who even bother with plates ”.可見，有些美國人連盤子都懶得使用。
49.【答案】A
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“超市的外帶柜臺的情況“。從第三段第二句”Supermarkettakeout counters, formerly a place where unsold chickens were coated withsauce, increasingly resemble high-end corporate cafeterias with sushi bars andstir-fry stations.”可知，“超市外帶柜臺從前是放沒賣出去的雞肉，而現(xiàn)在變成了有著壽司吧和小炒站的像高檔商場自助餐廳的地方�！笨芍狝正確，B項有一定的迷惑性，其中的left-over food 是指吃剩下、殘留下的食物，與文意不符
50.【答案】C
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“外帶食品不僅方便而且能夠讓美國人…”，從最后一段最后一句“And takeout fillsanother need as well, for the atmosphere of the home-cooked dinner.”看出外帶食品可以讓人感受在家做飯的氣氛。故選C.
參考譯文
凱倫和肯，穆林這對年輕夫婦居住在克利夫蘭，兩人都上班，家里有50本烹飪書和2個設(shè)備齊全的廚房。但是他們很少做飯;取而代之的是，他們通常會在下班回家的路上去超市，挑選兩份肉糜糕和一罐速食土豆�！拔业墓ぷ鳎笨▊愓f道，“就是把沙拉從袋子里倒出來�！�
在第一份冷凍快餐出現(xiàn)半個世紀之后，食品產(chǎn)業(yè)正在實現(xiàn)它長久追求的夢想，讓更多像穆林夫婦這樣的人最終從在家做飯這樣毫無報酬的勞動中解放出來，并且最有利可圖的方式就是將奶牛變成肉糜糕。在美國，廚房里的桌子漸漸不再用來切菜或削皮，而是供需要把外帶食品放進盤子里，或是連放盤子里都嫌麻煩的人使用。據(jù)極有影響力的食品業(yè)調(diào)查員哈利鮑爾澤說，在過去的十年中，美國居民從柜臺買來的外帶食物增長了 24%�！斑^去我們認為微波爐是烹飪設(shè)備，”哈利鮑爾澤說道，“但是現(xiàn)在發(fā)現(xiàn)它可以重新加熱外帶的披薩�！�
整個美國的商業(yè)模式都改變了。超市外帶柜臺從前是放賣不出去的裹著醬汁的雞肉的地方,現(xiàn)在越來越像高端的自助餐廳，那里有壽司吧和小炒站。
一位心理學家認為這是由健康飲食趨勢導(dǎo)致的：美國人終于知道吃炸雞不好，所以他們在家吃，這樣沒人能看得到。
當然，有些人不愿意在家做飯，比如芝加哥的單身漢史蒂夫·川克希勒，他是劇場制作人，他的冰箱里只有些橘子汁、葡萄酒和剩菜。有些人一定在用那些烹飪書，對吧?“人們沒有時間做飯;我想他們都在床上閱讀烹飪書�！迸腼儠髡呗迨_妮·戈爾德說道。
這不僅僅是時間的問題。在某種程度上，像壽司這類食品的流行加速了外帶食品的流行，在這些食品中，有一些甚至是連膽大的美國廚師都不敢在家中嘗試做的。外帶食品還滿足了人們的另一項需求,就是可以感受在家中烹任的氣氛。
Text 2
51.【答案】A
【題型】推理題
【出處】題目問的是“電視上不斷重播美女選秀比賽使得作者…”從第三段可以看出，作者在看到世界小姐環(huán)球小姐比賽后產(chǎn)生了一連串的想法“如果一批孩子能夠…那么這條路就是對的。”由此可推斷出作者思考了很多。故選A。
52.【答案】B
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“在作者看來，年輕的選手們是如何準備這場比賽的”。 根據(jù)第二段最后一句“And the young hopefuls give it their disciplined best almost as ifthey were preparing themselves for an IIT entrance test or the Civil Servicesexam.”可知“這些充滿希望的年輕人展示出了自己受 過訓練的最好的一面，幾乎像是在準備伊利諾 亞理工大學人學考試或是公務(wù)員考試�！庇纱丝芍@些選手對待比賽都很認真。故選B。
53.【答案】C
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是“對大多數(shù)人來說，聰明的孩子和年輕的美女都有充分理由…”根據(jù)第三段第三句“If brainykids go to coaching classes, why can’t the pretty ones go to physical trainers”可知，作者認為聰明的.孩子和美女們都應(yīng)該去發(fā)揮他們的優(yōu)勢。故選C。
54.【答案】A
【題型】推理題
【出處】題目問的是“在作者看來，對于大多數(shù)的印度母親來說，Aditi是…”根據(jù)最后一段最后一句“To most women, the worldof Aditi Gowatrika would seem like a different planet.”可知“對于大多數(shù)女性而言，阿迪提·髙薇崔卡的世界似乎像一個不同的星球�！庇纱丝赏茢喑�，對大多數(shù)印度母親和妻子而言,阿迪提，高薇崔卡的世界不切實際。故選A。
55.【答案】B
【題型】推理題
【出處】題目問的是“作者是以一種什么樣的語氣來談?wù)撨x美比賽的”。根據(jù)第三段以及第四段第一句“Yes, we had just begun to accept it all.”可知，作者認為既然聰明的孩子可以去上輔導(dǎo)班,漂亮的孩子也可以去找儀態(tài)教練。 整容手術(shù)等方式可以讓女人更快樂、健康和自信，那么這條路或許就是對的。而且我們已經(jīng)開始完全接受這個事實。由此可以看出作者對選美比賽持寬容的態(tài)度。故選B。
參考譯文
我打開電視，又是她們下一批世界小姐/環(huán)球小姐候選人。一樣練習過的微笑，一樣的招手姿勢，一樣的擁有不真實不純正口音的主持人一切都是一樣的。
是的，比賽開始了。沒時間去享受上一輪頭銜的榮耀。該為下一輪比賽做準備了。我們的流水線就位。準備世界小姐/環(huán)球小姐比賽需要整整一年的時間。這些充滿希望的年輕人展示出了自己受過訓練的最好的一面，幾乎像是在準備伊利諾亞理工大學入學考試或是公務(wù)員考試。
因此，那有什么問題嗎?如果一批孩子能夠發(fā)展自己遺傳的天賦才能，另一批為何不能發(fā)展類似的有天賦的身體特性呢?如果聰明的孩子能去輔導(dǎo)班，那么漂亮的孩子為何不能去找儀態(tài)教練呢?如果整容手術(shù)、牙科護理、飲食平衡和健身能夠使女人變得更快樂、更健康、更有自信，能夠從容地面對世界，那么這條路就是對的。
是的，我們才剛剛開始完全接受這個事實。我們才剛剛開始為聰明和漂亮的孩子創(chuàng)造一些屬于他們的位置。然后突然我們就看到了世界夫人阿迪提高薇崔卡夢幻般的綠眼睛。美麗與智慧并存，既是好妻子又是好媽媽。這位兩歲孩子的母親，也是醫(yī)生和超模。
是的，阿迪提向我們展示了把這些都做到是可能的。但是她真的可以像那些熱情的記者和活動經(jīng)理所建議的那樣成為印度女性的標志嗎?她是現(xiàn)代的印度之母嗎?是那個可以激勵成千上萬的母親和妻子擺脫那個束縛她們、迫使她們一直扮演某些角色的狹窄空間的人嗎?在那些應(yīng)付家庭、老板以及無法為家里提供支持的老公的職業(yè)女性中，她會找到共鳴嗎?對于大多數(shù)女性而言，阿迪提.高薇崔卡的世界似乎像一個不同的星球。
Text 3
56.【答案】A
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】根據(jù)第三段第一、三句“Variety is necessary for happiness.”可知，多樣性對于快樂是必要的。我們在意料之外的事情和驚喜中獲得快樂。故選A。
57.【答案】A
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】根據(jù)第三段第三句“Wefind pleasure in the unexpected and the surprising.”可知“我們在意料之外的事情和驚喜中獲得快樂”。故選A。
58.【答案】C
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是：如何能給生活帶來快樂。根據(jù)第三段第三句“Saying yes to uncertainty adds pleasure to life and contributes toour luck”以及第三段最后一句“Weneed to find the courage to welcome uncertainty.”可知未知的意外驚喜可以給我們帶來快樂。故選C。
59.【答案】D
【題型】細節(jié)題
【出處】題目問的是：為了聚集勇氣向前，作者認為我們應(yīng)該…。根據(jù)倒數(shù)第二段第二句“Believingthat all our choices in the past were the best we could have made at the timefrees us from regret and reinforces our belief that we are as good as we can beat this moment.” 可知“相信我們過去的選擇都是我們當時能做的最好的選擇，這樣我們就不會后悔，并且會堅定我們的信念，那就是此刻我們盡了最大努力將一切做好”。故選D。
60.【答案】B
【題型】主旨題
【出處】綜觀全文可看出，文章論述說生活中到處充滿未知，我們應(yīng)該鼓起勇氣，接受自己，勇敢面對未知。故選B。
參考譯文
增加好運的第一個原則就是要尋求多樣化。越 是多樣化，你的生活就越豐富，機遇越多。生活越是多 樣,意想不到的事情就越有可能發(fā)生聯(lián)系,從而給我 們帶來改善自己情況的機會。能夠隨機應(yīng)變是在不斷變化且無法預(yù)測的時代中存活下來的最好方式。
當我們找東西，例如找一副遺失的眼鏡時，總是 遵循同樣的搜尋方式并不是一個好辦法。尋找快樂 亦是如此。靈活點。從錯誤中學習。嘗試多種不同的可能性。
多樣性對于快樂是必要的。無論我們的生活看 起來多么富裕，如果它們只是由預(yù)期的事情以及重復(fù) 構(gòu)成，無聊就會乘虛而入。我們在意料之外的事情和驚喜中獲得快樂。對不確定表示接受會給生活增添 快樂，還有助于積累好運。然而，有時候用力氣筑起高墻，盡力保護自己免受未知的傷害似乎更簡單。我們 購買人壽保險、家庭保險、汽車保險。我們努力工作，儲存金錢。但是所有的這些計劃都不能保證安全。我 們需要找到勇氣去歡迎未知。
我們每個人都應(yīng)找到一個會增加多樣性的行動： 訂閱一份新的雜志、去上班時走一條完全不同的路 線、報名參加一門夜校課程。然后集中于它的積極結(jié)果。這種積極性的強化以及感受到做自己喜歡的事 情帶來的快樂會為我們進行下一次行動帶來勇氣。
接受此時真實的自己會給我們帶來前行的勇氣。 相信我們過去的所有選擇都是我們當時能做的最好 的選擇，這樣我們就不會后悔，并且會堅定我們的信念，那就是此刻我們盡了最大努力將一切做好。對未 來最好的準備就是接納此刻的自我。接納自我和信任他人是有信心和勇氣的基礎(chǔ)。
接納自我、勇氣和行動并不能保證好運，但它們 確實是更富裕、更圓滿人生的保證。
Part B
61. 【答案】 C
【題型】主旨題
【解析】第一段倒數(shù)第二句，海倫·史密斯認為臉譜的擴大以及不斷的成功使她對計算機世界、網(wǎng)頁設(shè)計和他們提供的職業(yè)選擇更加感興趣，與C項“臉譜為對未來工作的追求打開了視野”表示的意思相同。故選C。
62. 【答案】D
【題型】主旨題
【解析】第二段第一句就顯示凱文斯圖爾特認為臉譜使本就沒有人情味的世界更加冷漠。令人感到悲哀的是，我們?nèi)绱斯铝⒁灾劣谝坑嬎銠C彼此“聯(lián)系”。這與D項“臉譜非但沒有改善, 反而更加惡化了人際關(guān)系”表示的意思相同。故選D。
63. 【答案】 F
【題型】主旨題
【解析】第三段第一句羅伯特·梅爾認為人們批評政府為安全目的侵犯隱私,卻又把自己的隱私暴露在臉譜上這一行為是矛盾的，與F項“在你責怪別人侵犯隱私之前，請注意你自己的網(wǎng)上行為”表示的意思相同。故選F。
64. 【答案】E
【題型】主旨題
【解析】第四段最后一句詹姆斯·布朗記得過去所有面對面的有趣交談，這與E項“我懷念過去人們見面，彼此聊天的舊時光”表示的意思相同。故選E。
65. 【答案】G
【題型】主旨題
【解析】第五段最后一句勞拉李認為與其浪費時間在臉譜上，不如去珍惜已有的珍貴友誼或投資當?shù)厥聵I(yè)，那會帶來有意義的一生的關(guān)系。這與G項“當你能做些更有意義的事情時，不要在臉譜上浪費時間“表示的意思相同。故選G.
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下面這段文字是5個人對于社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)平臺“臉譜”的不同觀點。
海倫·史密斯：
有什么方式比閱讀一些我完全熟悉的東西來展開高中生涯的最后一年更好?我想不出比這個線上革命更好的了。臉譜的擴大以及不斷的成功使我對計算機世界、網(wǎng)頁設(shè)計和他們提供的職業(yè)選擇更加感興趣。謝謝馬克·扎克伯格，把我?guī)нM臉譜。
凱文·斯圖爾特：
我并不認為臉譜是最熱門的聯(lián)系工具，它更像是 使本就沒有人情味的世界更加冷漠的最新方式。我 們?nèi)绱斯铝⒁灾劣谝坑嬎銠C彼此“聯(lián)系”，這真是悲哀。不用了，謝謝!我要繼續(xù)在街角閑逛，希望未來有一天有人建立一個村莊廣場-現(xiàn)在有一個基本的想法!
羅伯特·梅爾：
這么多，國人批評政府為了國家安全目的實施的措施侵犯了個人隱私，但這些人中大部分對于把自己的私人生活公布于眾，完全暴露在臉譜上又覺得無所謂,這難道矛盾嗎?可能它只泄露了淺顯的思想或生活。又或者更糟，它顯示了我們對于國家安全缺乏關(guān)心?真的很可悲。
詹姆斯·布朗：
我急忙度假歸來，這樣就能見到從學�；貋淼闹蹲觽�，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)他們整天都沉迷在臉譜上。他們不再彼此面對面交流。不再去別人家玩。我不知道這個社交隔離會對我們所有人產(chǎn)生何種影響。我希望這不是一個趨勢。我記得過去所有面對面的有趣交談。
勞拉·李：
我喜歡電子郵件。我靠谷歌生存，但是我永遠無法理解臉譜的吸引力以及它巨大的朋友社區(qū)。事實上，我很震驚。在網(wǎng)絡(luò)之外,有幾千人愿意做你的朋友，需要你花時間，那就是書。隨便挑一本。生命短暫。一起在星巴克喝杯咖啡,珍惜你少有的真正的友情或者投資當?shù)厥聵I(yè)，那會為你帶來有意義的一生的關(guān)系。
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