摘要: Playing QQ's "Happy Farm" by planting, watering, fertilizing, harvesting and selling virtual vegetables.fruits and flowers, we can find out all the excitement is about. A. that B. if C. what D. when

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  With the development of modern society and high tech, it is becoming more and more convenient for people to communicate.Meanwhile, virtual world has begun to exist.Virtual entertainment sites let you chat, feed the dog and shop in a way that feels real.But they are also the gateway to the real-world trouble.

  Virtual property(虚拟财产), which you gain through computer games and social networking sites, is a billion dollar global industry.For example, fantasy worlds like Secondlife, and World of Warcraft issue their own currencies, and players can make a profit by trading in the real world or setting up clothing stores.The currencies are bought with hard cash and profits made online can be converted back into real-world money.

  But even in imaginary worlds, property ownership can go hand in hand with property theft.Last week, several netizens went to Tencent's headquarters to file a complaint, accusing the company of not adequately protecting their accounts.They'd had their QQ Show avatar and clothes stolen.

  “Virtual property theft is occurring today all over the world,” says Professor Greg Lastowka, an American specialist in Internet law.“Local police are often confused by claims of virtual theft, thinking it has no real value,” says Lastowka.

  Reports of stolen virtual property are becoming increasingly frequent, but the law is slow to respond.China has no specific law to protect virtual property.Without clear legal rules, players cannot prove ownership, so the police might not bother with the case.

  Virtual property may appear to be something that only has meaning in an imaginary world.Yet somebody has spent real-world time and money on making it their own.To them, it has value, and if someone else takes it, that's theft.

  In case of theft, users can report it to the Internet department of the local public security bureaus.Users can also take some action to protect their virtual property.They should not accept files from strangers or go to websites with a dubious(可疑的)reputation.Changing passwords every three months can also help.

(1)

Which of the following is the reason why virtual theft is common in China?

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A.

There is no relevant law to prevent virtual theft.

B.

The relevant law is not put into practice effectively.

C.

Netizens think that virtual property has no real value.

D.

No cases of virtual theft are reported to the police.

(2)

How can you gain your virtual property according to this text?

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A.

By physical labor.

B.

By shopping in a mall.

C.

By playing QQ games.

D.

By selling clothes in a shop.

(3)

From the passage we can easily learn that ________

[  ]

A.

stealing virtual property has already been identified as a crime

B.

the police have a good knowledge of virtual property

C.

the police should take the blame for increasing virtual thefts

D.

stealing virtual property is unavoidable

(4)

What should we do to prevent the virtual theft?

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A.

Changing the names of users as often as possible.

B.

Changing passwords every three months.

C.

Meeting with our online friends in person.

D.

Accepting files from strangers.

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