HaveyoueverpostedyourphotosontheInternet?Wouldyoumindifpeoplecutpartofyourphotoperhapsyourfaceandpaste(粘贴)itintootherphotosasajoke?Mostpeoplewouldnotliketobemadefunofinthisway.HoweveritisnotuncommonforpeopletofindsuchpicturesofthemselvesontheInternet.

  WearelivinginanageofinformationexplosioaPeopleworkplayandcommunicatewithothersovertheInternetHoweverwemustalwaysbearinmindthatsomepeoplemayuseother’spersonalinformationforunpleasantpurposes.Agoodexampleofthisiswhathappenedtoa25-year-oldman*Hereceivedane~mailthatappearedtobefromhisbankaskingforhisbankdetails.Howeverafterhesenthisaccount(账户)numbertothesenderhefoundthatmoneywasstolenoutofhisbankbyonlinecriminals.

  Thisstorywarnsusandremindsusnevertotellstrangersinformationsuchasourrealnamesparents’namestelephonenumbersorhomeaddresses.Remembertoremoveanyprivateinformationlikeyourphotosafterusinganotherperson'scomputers.Alsoremembernottogiveoutunnecessarybutimportantinformationwhenfillinginonlineforms.Weneedtolearntokeepourprivateinformationsafe.ThisisthekeytoprotectingourselvesinaworldwheretheInternetisbecomingmoreandmoreimportant.

()6.Theunderlinedword“criminals”meansinChinese.

   A.发送   B.接收   C.罪犯   D.转移

()7.Whatdoesthispassageteachus?

   A.Nevergiveanyinformationtoanyoneonline.

   B.Onlygivesomenecessarybutrealinformationtothestrangersonline.

   C.Onlygivesomeunnecessaryandunimportantinformationwhenfillinginaform.

   D.Nevergiveyourpersonalinformationtostrangersonline.

()8.Howdidthe25-year-〇ldmanlosehismoney?

   A.Thebanklosthisdetailsandaccountnumber.

   B.Themoneywasstolenfromthebank.

   C.Hegavehispersonalinformationtoonlinecriminals.

   D.Itwasstolenfromhimashereturnedfromthebank.

()9.Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingisnotcorrect?

   A.Peopledonotwanttheirpicturestobecutandpastedintoothersjustforfun.

   B.Wearelivinginaworldofinformation.