高考英语一轮专项突破课件：阅读与理解-—网络（人教版）.ppt

阅读与理解(10)　词义猜测题(逻辑推理法)　 网　络 信息时代网络对人们来说越来越重要，网上购物聊天等都是人们生活不可缺少的一部分，此话题也成了高考的重要话题之一，如2013安徽卷阅读理解D篇就涉及到此话题。 美文赏析 In this age of new media，where nearly everyone engages in some form of social media，how do you draw a line between your online identity and your professional persona(形象)? While most of your micro blogs(微博)updates may be harmless，voicing① an opinion on a micro blog related to your employer can lead you into hot water. In some cases，it can even get you fired. Last year, a famous Australian journalist，Catherine Deveny，was sacked by her newspaper.The Age，after she made a number of posts on her micro-blogging site.According to her editor，“The views she has expressed recently on Twitter are not in keeping with the standards we set at The Age.” This incident set_off② a heated debate over the rights and responsibilities of using social media as a form of personal expression. A few months earlier，an Australian politician was expelled③ from his party after he made racist remarks about American President Barack Obama.Similarly，in the UK，politician Stuart MacLennan was also fired by Britains governing Labor Party after making offensive comments about the opposition on his Twitter account.According to a report by Digital Media,8 percent of US companies admit to firing workers because of Facebook activities，while 48 percent of employers are screening(筛选)applicants using social media sites. What this means is that today，social media users must be highly cautious about their online activities and the comments they make online.As the divide between public and private becomes increasing difficult to distinguish，④ people must think twice before posting a controversial⑤ or critical remark. This is particularly the case when handling an emp-loyers official website or social media account.In Hungary，an employee of telecommunications giant，Vodafone，was fired after tweeting(发微博)，on the companys official Twitter page，a joke made by a competitor. 【解题导语】　现在越来越多的网民利用网络来发表自己的观点，殊