实用英语PE1_U03_Text A.ppt

Welcome back ! 1. How often do you go online? 2. what do you go online for? 3. Have you ever talked with a stranger online? 4. What would you do if someone online asked you for your personal information? 5. What advice would you give if your friend decided to meet an online friend in person? cf. face value: the value or price which is shown on, for example, a stamp, a coin or a bank note Exercise 3 Decide whether the statements are True (T) or  False (F) according to the passage. 1. Sometimes the Internet can be a dangerous place if you are not on guard. 2. Honesty is important when you chat with someone online. 3. Some people disguise their identity only to enjoy themselves. 4. When you are talking with a stranger online, you have to find out who he or she is. 5. You should not be left alone when meeting an unknown person. Exercise 4 Read the passage again and then complete the  note-taking exercise. Exercise 4 Read the passage again and then complete the  note-taking exercise. After-Reading Task T F T F T private a. 2) for use by one person or group, not for everyone e.g. He made some notes for his private use. She has a small office which is used for private discussions. If you give out your personal information online, you have no way of knowing how the information can be used against you. — If you make known your personal information online, you have no way to discover how the information can be used against you. give out: 1) make known to people e.g. He wouldn’t give out any information. Details of the accident were given out on the nine o’clock news. give out: 2) to give something to a lot of people e.g. The office gives out financial advice to students who ask for it. The teacher gave out the exam papers. There were people at the entrance giving out leaflets. Some people are always