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阅读下面短文，并根据短文后的要求答题，然后将答案填入相应的位置上。(请注意答题后的词数要求)。

[1] Are you on Facebook almost every hour of the day? Do you think about being on Facebook even when you are not? If so, you’re suffering from Facebook addiction. Just like any other type of addiction, it can be harmful to a person’s overall life. However, following the few tips can help yourself overcome it.

[2] Admit your addiction to Facebook. Admission is the first step with any addiction. If not, then you can’t be helped. Ask yourself these questions：Are you on Facebook at least every hour? Do you wake up in the middle of the night with the desire to check your Facebook page? Does Facebook interfere with your job performance, family life or daily routine? If you said “yes” to most of these questions, then you could be addicted to Facebook.

[3]List the consequences for using Facebook. Many people don’t realize what negative impact Facebook has on their lives until they make a list. Think about what Facebook addiction is doing to your job, family environment and your overall life and list them all, which helps bring about awareness on what it is really doing to their lives.

[4] ________ . Go under the help section on Facebook and email customer service letting them get your account canceled. For some people this is enough to help them overcome their addiction, but some others may end up turning to some other social networking websites, say, MySpace. In that case, you need to cancel Internet access together.

[5] Seek a professional therapist. Recovering from any addiction can be difficult. Find a therapist specializing in addiction, even better yet someone who is familiar with Facebook addition. The therapist will help you understand where your Facebook addiction stems from and what you can further do to recover from it.

[6] Don’t allow your addiction to Facebook to continue taking over your life and take

action today.

1.How does the author introduce the topic of the passage? (no more than 5 words)

____________________________________________________________________

2.List three aspects Facebook addiction will have a bad effect on. (on more than 8 words)

① ② ③

3.Fill in the blank in Paragraph 4 with proper words. (no more than 6 words)

____________________________________________________________________

4.Why does the author suggest seeking a therapist? (no more than 10 words)

____________________________________________________________________

5.What’s the main idea of the passage?(no more than 8 words)

____________________________________________________________________

 

1.By raising /asking questions

2.①job（performance） ② family life/family environment ③ daily routine/overall life

3.Cancel your Facebook account/Say Goodbye to Facebook

4.He or she is familiar with Facebook addition./He or she can help you recover from addition

5.How to Overcome（Get Rid of）Facebook addition/How to Recover From Facebook Addiction/ Ways of Overcome Facebook Addition

【解析】

试题分析：随着网络的发展，很多人已经对脸谱交友网上了瘾，严重影响了生活和工作，文章对如何帮着这种瘾君子们回归正常的生活提出了很好的建议

1.By raising /asking questions 文章开篇以两个问题“Are you on Facebook almost every hour of the day? Do you think about being on Facebook even when you are not?”逐渐引出了文章的主题：the few tips can help yourself overcome it。

2.①job（performance） ② family life/family environment ③ daily routine/overall life由第三部分的“Think about what Facebook addiction is doing to your job, family environment and your overall life and list them all,”可知答案

3.Cancel your Facebook account/Say Goodbye to Facebook下文是对这句话的具体阐述，告诉我们如何取消脸谱网的账户，由此可知答案

4.He or she is familiar with Facebook addition./He or she can help you recover from addition题干关键词为：therapist。由第5部分的“who is families with Facebook addition. The therapist will help you understand where your Facebook addiction stems from and what you can further do to recover from it.”可知答案

5.How to Overcome（Get Rid of）Facebook addition/How to Recover From Facebook Addiction/ Ways of Overcome Facebook Addition从全文可以看出，文章已提问题的方式揭示了文章的主题：following the few tips can help yourself overcome it.下文围绕该主题展开，每一部分叙述了一个方面。

考点：社会生活类阅读。

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