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The Future of Cyberspace

In the last thirty years, the Internet 1.has_grown (grow) rapidly, and this growth is clearly going to continue.

Some experts are pessimistic 2.about the future. 3.One worry is crime in cyberspace. In the futur e, terrorists may “attack” the world’s computers, cause chaos, make planes and trains crash.

4．However,_ many people are optimistic about the future of the Internet. Already, users can buy books, find out about holiday 5.offers (offer) and so on. Angela Rossetto believes that, in the future, 6.it is clear that we are going to see a growth in shopping on the Internet. And she also says we will get 7.entertainment (entertain) from the Net and that television will probably 8.disappear (appear). The mail service may also vanish with the 9.increasing (increase) use of e-mail. Some experts see our future in virtual reality — the use of computers with sounds and pictures 10.that make you feel as if you are in a real situation.

Virtual Reality

Tom and Cathy are talking about their plans for this weekend. Cathy will be busy this weekend 1.because she must finish her project on 2.the history of the Internet for next Monday’s lesson. And Tom will probably go camping, but it 3.depends (depend) on the weather. f it rains, he will stay home and help Cathy 4.with her project. Cathy is very thankful 5.to his offer. And she hopes he can give her some 6.suggestions (suggest) about books on the project, and then she will look for them in the library. Tom suggests she 7.(should)_use (use) the library computer to look for the information. He will send her the website address when he gets home. Cathy imagines that they would not only be able to travel around the world, 8.but also go to study in any world famous universities 9.where they wanted to go. Although Tom doesn’t understand completely, he thinks it could be really 10.exciting (excite)．

Virtual Tourism

Auckland is 1.the largest city in New Zealand. It is a seaside city. The history of the

city goes back 650 years 2.when the Maoris settled in the area. European 3.settlement (settle) began in 1840.Auckland was the capital of New Zealand for some time. Later, the capital moved to Wellington, 4.because it was more central. Auckland is growing 5.rapidly (rapid) and it now has large modern suburbs.

Auckland has many famous 6.sights (sight). In the city, you can enjoy an 7.amazing (amaze) view from the Sky Tower. It has a warm climate with plenty of sunshine — the average temperature in January (summer) is 23.4℃ 8.and in July (winter) it is 7.8℃.

It is easy 9.to_travel (travel) between Auckland and the rest of New Zealand. There 10.are (be) also regular international flights.

Alanis-A true performer

Canadian singer and song writer , Alanis, is used to 1.being (be) in the public eye. Her most famous album is Jagged Little Pill.

Last Thursday night, hundreds of fans went to see her 2.performing/performance (perform) in concert at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge. She has a strong fan base in England. There was not 3.an empty seat in the concert hall, though it was an 4.extremely (extreme)cold night. She gave a creative and powerful performance in the song Utopia, the first part of 5.which was filled with anger, 6.while the last part expressed love and joy.

Although the concert hall was cold and the sound system caused a few 7.problems (problem), the audience could still enjoy the concert. Many people were long-time fans and sang along 8.to nearly every song. Throughout the concert, the atmosphere inside the concert hall was extremely 9.exciting (excite). Everyone agreed that they were greatly impressed 10.by her brilliant music and singing. She was a true performer.

Experiment in Folk

Kong Xiangdong is a world-famous 1.pianist (piano). But it is not easy for him 2.to_succeed (succeed). As his mother was a great music lover, music had always been part of his life when he was a little boy.But his mother couldn’t buy him a piano 3.until he was seven. She had to draw piano keys on a piece of paper 4.so that he could practise as early as possible. He was made to practise so much that he wanted to give up 5.at times. However, he never quit. And at the age of 18, he became 6.the youngest prize winner in an important international competition.

But after years of performing, he felt that 7.in some ways he had lost his own style.