CouldtheInternetbetotallyfreeandshoulditbe?ShouldtheInternetberegulated?TherecentdisorderintheArabworld 36 byadisputed(有争议的)videodamagingtheimageofProphet(先知)MuhammadshowstheUnitedStateswhichisbusy 37 globalInternetfreedomhaspaidahugeprice 38 thelivesofitsdiplomats.

Inanunregulatedinternetworldcheatingviolenceorrumorscan 39 seriousconsequences.Manycountriesacrosstheworldareperiodicallysufferingfrom“rumors” 40 bytheInternetandsocialmedia.

TheUS-ledWestalwayspromotesInternetfreedomand 41 anyregulationasinvestigationbutitshouldthinktwiceifitcalculatestheheavypricethathasbeenandhastobepaidfor“ 42 Internet”.Moreover 43 theInternetintheWest 44 tobefreewithnoobvious 45 andnolimitedsitesisn’tthestructureofthemainpagesalreadyhand-controlledwithselectedpressagenciesand 46 occupyingclearlydominating（显著的）positions?

TheInternethashelpedfightinjustice 47 corruptioninplacessofarapartasIndonesiaIndiaandLatinAmerica.ButtheInternetcouldbeextremely 48 aswell.VariousracistorseparatistorganizationsareusingtheirInternetsitesto 49 strongfeelings.ThosewhoarespreadinghatearefrequentlyusingtheInternetastheirtool.Nocountrycan 50 tomaketheInternetabsolutelyfree.

Thequestionishowtokeepfreeflowofinformation 51 whileprotectingchildrenfromunhealthyworkscommoncitizensfrom 52 rumorsandcountriesfromunfairanddamagingpropaganda(宣传)attacks.Andwhosetsthelimits?

The 53 isthattherewillneverbeaperfectsystem.Everycountrywillhaveto 54 itsownsystembasedonitsculturesocial 55 andthedegreeofdangerit’sfacing.

36.A.led B.caused C.damaged D.attacked

37.A.helping B.processing C.promoting D.improving

38.A.for B.at C.with D.off

39.A.bring B.reach C.fetch D.take

40.A.spread B.exposed C.delivered D.passed

41.A.supports B.follows C.opposes D.d