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In its latest move to fight online piracy (盗版), the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has shut down hundreds of BT file-sharing websites, 36 the popular BTChina.net. The name BT is short for BitTorrent, one of the most common 37 methods used in 38 . As a result of 39 , the more people who download the same thing, the 40 the downloads get. BT sharing has been the means of choice for users to trade software , music, movies, and digital books, TV dramas and pirated DVDS and CDs. These BT sites were shut down either for operating without a 41 , or for copyright problems.

The closure of BT sites has 42 millions of young Chinese netizens. Liu Pei, a 27-year-old IT engineer who visits BTChina most nights to get a 43 movie, was upset by the change. “It was so popular and I can’t believe it has 44 from my life overnight,” he told China Daily newspaper. The shutdown might have an immediate 45 on the amount of downloads, but over time it will 46 quickly, according to Hurvitz, a member of the foreign counsel (法律顾问) for Kangxin Partners PC.

Netizens are beginning to search for new download 47 . “The problem is, if you shut down the top 48 BitTorrent sites, then people are simply going to go to number three, number four or number five on the list,” Hurvitz said. Whether netizens like it or not, SARFT said the 49 sites will have to solve the “copyright (版权) problem” if they want to reopen. Copyright should be 50 . If you don’t pay for 51 , investors lose money. Then no one will make movies in the future, experts say.

In the future, some 52 say, the concept of “downloading” will disappear. The Internet’s future is completely “online”, a founder of one software downloading website told Information Times. Eventually, you may not have to bother downloading content to your computer, but just 53 it online, the founder said. But the concept of “copyright” will still be there, inspiring talented people to create 54 things, in which they take pride, and from which they make 55 .

36. A. except B. beside C .but D. including

37. A. upload B. download C. reading D. listening

38. A. England B. America C. China D. India

39. A. sharing B. broadcasting C. selling D. purchasing

40. A. less B. worse C. slower D. faster

41. A. leader B. monitor C. license D. computer

42.A. satisfied B. disappointed C. excited D. touched

43.A. sad B. foreign C. paid D. free

44. A. developed B. destroyed C. deferred D. disappeared

45. A. effect B. affect C. impression D. advantage

46. A. rebuild B. recover C. disappear D. spread

47. A. ways B. methods C. sites D. experts

48. A. two B. three C. four D. five

49. A. popular B. reopened C. opened D. closed

50. A. remembered B. protected C. argued D. discussed

51. A. movies B. plays C. songs D. music

52. A. teachers B. experts C. engineers D. students

53. A. buy B. sell C. download D. enjoy

54. A. strange B. popular C. new D. old

55. A. money B. future C. friends D. information

In its latest move to fight online piracy (盗版), the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has shut down hundreds of BT file-sharing websites, 36 the popular BTChina.net. The name BT is short for BitTorrent, one of the most common 37 methods used in 38 . As a result of 39 , the more people who download the same thing, the 40 the downloads get. BT sharing has been the means of choice for users to trade software , music, movies, and digital books, TV dramas and pirated DVDS and CDs. These BT sites were shut down either for operating without a 41 , or for copyright problems.

The closure of BT sites has 42 millions of young Chinese netizens. Liu Pei, a 27-year-old IT engineer who visits BTChina most nights to get a 43 movie, was upset by the change. “It was so popular and I can’t believe it has 44 from my life overnight,” he told China Daily newspaper. The shutdown might have an immediate 45 on the amount of downloads, but over time it will 46 quickly, according to Hurvitz, a member of the foreign counsel (法律顾问) for Kangxin Partners PC.

Netizens are beginning to search for new download 47 . “The problem is, if you shut down the top 48 BitTorrent sites, then people are simply going to go to number three, number four or number five on the list,” Hurvitz said. Whether netizens like it or not, SARFT said the 49 sites will have to solve the “copyright (版权) problem” if they want to reopen. Copyright should be 50 . If you don’t pay for 51 , investors lose money. Then no one will make movies in the future, experts say.

In the future, some 52 say, the concept of “downloading” will disappear. The Internet’s future is completely “online”, a founder of one software downloading website told Information Times. Eventually, you may not have to bother downloading content to your computer, but just 53 it online, the founder said. But the concept of “copyright” will still be there, inspiring talented people to create 54 things, in which they take pride, and from which they make 55 .

36. A. except B. beside C .but D. including

37. A. upload B. download C. reading D. listening

38. A. England B. America C. China D. India

39. A. sharing B. broadcasting C. selling D. purchasing

40. A. less B. worse C. slower D. faster

41. A. leader B. monitor C. license D. computer

42.A. satisfied B. disappointed C. excited D. touched

43.A. sad B. foreign C. paid D. free

44. A. developed B. destroyed C. deferred D. disappeared

45. A. effect B. affect C. impression D. advantage

46. A. rebuild B. recover C. disappear D. spread

47. A. ways B. methods C. sites D. experts

48. A. two B. three C. four D. five

49. A. popular B. reopened C. opened D. closed

50. A. remembered B. protected C. argued D. discussed

51. A. movies B. plays C. songs D. music

52. A. teachers B. experts C. engineers D. students

53. A. buy B. sell C. download D. enjoy

54. A. strange B. popular C. new D. old

55. A. money B. future C. friends D. information

In its latest move to fight online piracy (盗版), the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has shut down hundreds of BT file-sharing websites, 1the popular BTChina.net. The name BT is short for BitTorrent, one of the most common 2methods used in 3. As a result of 4, the more people who download the same thing, the 5the downloads get. BT sharing has been the means of choice for users to trade software , music, movies, and digital books, TV dramas and pirated DVDS and CDs. These BT sites were shut down either for operating without a 6, or for copyright problems.

The closure of BT sites has 7millions of young Chinese netizens. Liu Pei, a 27-year-old IT engineer who visits BTChina most nights to get a 8movie, was upset by the change. “It was so popular and I can’t believe it has 9from my life overnight,” he told China Daily newspaper. The shutdown might have an immediate 10on the amount of downloads, but over time it will 11quickly, according to Hurvitz, a member of the foreign counsel (法律顾问) for Kangxin Partners PC.

Netizens are beginning to search for new download 12. “The problem is, if you shut down the top 13BitTorrent sites, then people are simply going to go to number three, number four or number five on the list,” Hurvitz said. Whether netizens like it or not, SARFT said the 14sites will have to solve the “copyright (版权) problem” if they want to reopen. Copyright should be 15. If you don’t pay for 16, investors lose money. Then no one will make movies in the future, experts say.

In the future, some 17say, the concept of “downloading” will disappear. The Internet’s future is completely “online”, a founder of one software downloading website told Information Times. Eventually, you may not have to bother downloading content to your computer, but just 18it online, the founder said. But the concept of “copyright” will still be there, inspiring talented people to create 19things, in which they take pride, and from which they make 20.

1.A. except B. beside C .but D. including

2.A. upload B. download C. reading D. listening

3.A. England B. America C. China D. India

4.A. sharing B. broadcasting C. selling D. purchasing

5.A. less B. worse C. slower D. faster

6.A. leader B. monitor C. license D. computer

7.A. satisfied B. disappointed C. excited D. touched

8.A. sad B. foreign C. paid D. free

9.A. developed B. destroyed C. deferred D. disappeared

10.A. effect B. affect C. impression D. advantage

11.A. rebuild B. recover C. disappear D. spread

12.A. ways B. methods C. sites D. experts

13.A. two B. three C. four D. five

14.A. popular B. reopened C. opened D. closed

15.A. remembered B. protected C. argued D. discussed

16.A. movies B. plays C. songs D. music

17.A. teachers B. experts C. engineers D. students

18.A. buy B. sell C. download D. enjoy

19.A. strange B. popular C. new D. old

20.A. money B. future C. friends D. information

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