回答问题阅读下面的材料，然后根据材料内容回答问题。(共5小题，计10分)

　　The World Wide Web(www.万维网)turned 25 years old on March 12th. It has become a very important part

　　in our daily lives. We can’t imagine living without the web, the short form of the World Wide Web.

　　In 1989, a British engineer named Tim Berners-Lee came up with the idea of the Web. It is a group of “pages” of information that are connected to each other around the world. That is the very beginning of the Web. Since then, the Web has greatly changed the way people live. With a click(点击)of a mouse we can read news, buy things, make friends and learn anything we’re interested in.

　　Now, 25 years after its birth, how will the Web influence life in the future? Scientists believe there are both advantages and disadvantages.

　　A growing Web will help build “better relationships” between different cultures. Also in the future, everyday items could be connected to the Web. We could share plenty of information to make our daily lives more convenient(方便的). So one day in the future, your front door could send you a message. “Dear sir, everyone has left the house, but I’ m still open!”

　　But scientists warn(警告)us that if we share personal information on the Internet it could get into the wrong hands.

　　“It’s not wise to spend a whole day in front of the screen. People need to get close to nature and enjoy the sun. Never be controlled by the Internet.” said Berners-Lee.

　　61. How old is the World Wide Web?

　　62. Who came up with the idea of the Web?

　　63. What can we do by clicking a mouse according to the passage?

　　64. Will the Web influence life in the future?

　　65. What could happen if we share personal information on the Internet?

　　Key:

　　61. 25 years old.

　　62. Tim Berners-Lee.

　　63. We can read news, buy things, make friends and learn anything we’re interested in.

　　64. Yes, it will.

　　65. Our personal information will be made use of

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　　A TV program has become popular in China recently. It has made people all over China become interested in writing Chinese characters(汉字).

　　The increasing use of computers and smart phones has left most young people hardly able to write by hand. Many of them are even unable to remember the 10,000 characters used in daily life without electronic help.

　　CCTV started the Chinese Character Dictation Competition to improve the population’s handwriting skills. Contestants(参与者)on the show were school pupils, but it was found that 70 % of adults in the audience(观众)were unable to remember how to write the word “chan chu”.

　　Because computers allow people to type characters simply by entering pinyin, they don’t

　　need to remember how to write them. “The keyboard age has had a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters.” Guan Zhengwen, who designed and directed the show said.

　　He added that he hoped to encourage people to keep it alive as an art form.

　　Hao Mingjian, an editor of a magazine, putting his heart into Chinese characters, said,“ Learning Chinese characters goes on throughout your life. If you stop using them for a long time, it is very likely that you will forget them.”

　　Answer the questions according to the passage.

　　76. Are Chinese people interested in writing Chinese characters now?

　　77. What has left most young people hardly able to write by hand?

　　78. Why did CCTV start the Chinese Character Dictation Competition?

　　79. How do computers allow people to type characters simply?

　　80. What can you learn from the passage?

　　Key:

　　76. Yes, they are.

　　77. The increasing use of computers and smart phones.

　　78. Because it/they wanted to improve the population’s handwriting skills.

　　/ To improve the population’s handwriting skills.

　　79. By entering pinyin.

　　80. It’s important/necessary to have/make/let young Chinese know the importance of writing Chinese words.

　　/Computers have a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters.

　　/We /Young people must learn to write Chinese characters.