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-- Not knowing what style of iPad to choose, _______.

A. some advice was given to Liming　　　　 B. Liming had to consult his IT teacher

C. so Liming had to consult his IT teacher　D. Liming’s IT teacher gave him some advice

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　　A traveler, after losing his way in the mountain, took refuge for the night in a cave. He saw at once that another had preceded him and was now warming himself before a fire of sticks and leaves. When the traveler entered, the other man said, “I'm an untouchable (member of the lowest caste in India). Be careful not to stumble and fall against me.”

　　The traveler sat on the other side of the fire watching his companion. He wondered what differences made one of them an honorable man and the other a homeless one. Not seeing any great physical difference between them, he thought perhaps the solution lay in another field. He said, “Tell me, do you feel hate and joy and love, as I do? Are you capable of feeling hope and jealousy and regret?”

　　“Yes.” said the untouchable, “I feel all those things. I also feel shame, envy, sorrow and pity.

　　And so the two men talked. They tried to discover some differences between them but did not succeed. Then the traveler said, “As far as I can see, we are very much alike.” and added, “Do you know why you're an. untouchable and I am not?”

　　“No,” said the other, “I only know I was born an untouchable of parents who were like myself.”

　　There was a long silence while the two men examined each other across the fire. Finally the traveler said, “I wonder what would happen if I touched you.”

　　The eyes of the traveler widened at his own audacity, and he said, “You knowI'm going to touch you and find out.” The homeless fellow drew back against the wall and covered his eyes. The traveler stretched out his arms and touched the untouchable. After a time the homeless fellow asked in a frightened voice, “Did the mountain shake? Did the river dry up? Did the moon fall out of the sky?”

　　The traveler said in astonishment, “Nothing at all happened. Everything's exactly as it was before.”

1．The traveler came into the cave ________.

[　　]

A．to find companionship

B．because he needed shelter

C．because it was a familiar place

D．because he was cold and hungry

2．The man in the cave told the traveler, “be careful not to stumble and fall against me” because ________.

[　　]

A．he didn't want the traveler to hurt himself

B．it was very dark in the cave

C．he didn't want the traveler to injure him

D．he was an untouchable

3．The untouchable drew back when the traveler reached out to touch him because ________.

[　　]

A．he was afraid of what would happen when he was touched

B．he thought the traveler would hurt him

C．he was angry at the traveler

D．he was afraid the traveler would become an untouchable himself

4．Which of the things below did happen after the traveler touched the untouchable?

[　　]

A．The river beside the cave dried up

B．The traveler was astonished

C．The moon disappeared from the sky

D．The outcast drew back against the wall and covered his eyes

China’s Ministry of Culture has recommended 10 cyber games(网络游戏) that are suitable for minors to play as part of its drive to purify the on-line environment for the young.

The 10 cyber games were selected by the ministry’s on-line games censorship committee from scores of games recommended by the Chinese public.l

The games are all domestic products. They include five role playing games (RPG), four recreation and chess games, and one educational game, such as “Warring States Ⅱ Online,” “Rainbow Island Online,” and “Wonderlands of learning and games.”

These games have made their way into the final recommendation list because they are considered “healthy” and can “enhance intelligence,” according to the ministry.

The ministry hoped the list could serve a a guidance for parents to better direct their children in the winter vacation, which usually lasts nearly two months from January to February each year.

This was the third time for the ministry to publish recommended cyber games list. The previous two were made public respectively in January 2006 and August 2005 with a total of 25 games inlisted.

In the past few years, on- line games have become the favorite pastime of young people. However, it is argued that such social problems as game addiction, juvenile delinquency (青少年犯罪) and perversion among minors by on-line violence and pornography (色情) have come from an inadequately regulated Internet.

About 9.72 percent of Chinese netizens between the ages of 13 and 30 suffer Internet addiction, said a report issued last month by the China Youth Association for Network Development (CYAND).

According to the China Internet Network Information Center (CINIC), the main Internet watchdog, China had 210million Internet users at the end of 2007 and its online population is on course to become the world’s largest at the beginning of this year.

Net users between 18 and 30 accounted for 49.9percent of the total users. Although the CINIC did not give the figure of those below 18, teenagers and youths have obviously taken up more than half of the total number of net users. And the number of users under age 18 increased rapidly last year, the CINIC noted.

What do you know about the 10cyber games ?

A. They are expected to help parents to better direct their children in the summer vacation.

B. They include five RPG, forty chess games and one educational game.

C. They are suitable for teenagers.

D. They are all foreign products.

According to the passage, how many teenagers and youths become net users at the end of 2007?

A. Mor than 105 million.

B. Less than 105 million.

C. About 210 million.

D. 104.79 million.

What can be inferred from the passage?

A. A lot of Chinese netizens suffer Internet addition.