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    When Mike Scott,a singer,read the page about himself on Wikipedia.com,he found several facts were wrong. So he started correcting (改正) them online. (61) He couldn’t believe his eyes.He wrote about it in his blog(博客) .A few minutes later,he got a message from a stranger. The person explained that he liked Mike Scott and his songs very much. (62)

    Today,anyone can write a blog or an article online. Wikipedia is also a popular way to do studies. (63) In recent years,many people found that there was something wrong with their online information. Terry Millstone,a reporter,said, “Wikipedia seems like a great id?a,but in fact it's a dangerous website." (64) Pete Morley,another reporter,said, “People (批判) Wikipedia because they’ re afraid of it."

    So,how do we know what to believe?(65) But with the rise of the Internet,that trust is at greater risk than ever.

根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容從方框中選出合適的句子填入文中空缺處，使材料完整,通順。其中有一個(gè)句子是多余的。

   A. But not everyone agrees witjb this idea.

   B. When he finished,he looked back and found the information at the top of the page was changing back again.

   C. But is it a good pl?ce to get information?

   D. Words usually have a strong (影響) on people and we are more likely to trust printed words.

   E. They said they always found information on it.

   F. He looked at the page every day and if any facts were changed,he changed them back at once.

Answer 1

  61.B  62.F  63.C  64.A  65.D