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模拟试题第四套（全国通用） II. Reading Comprehension Passage One A network whether for work, play, or research interweaves departments and flung branches. What if they were all interconnected the libraries, the hobbyists, and the businesses internet worked into one all –encompassing, multipurpose network of networks? Hence comes the word “Inter-net”. Simply put, it’s all of these computers hooked up to each other. It’s commonly called the network of networks; plug into any part , and you plug into the whole. (As an open system, however, this doesn’t mean that anyone can then access file on your hard disk. And you’re not susceptible() to viruses unless you take some software from the Net and run it with your computer, which you might not ever do). Why do we say, “Plug into any part, and you plug into the whole?” Because there’s no center to it. Just as there’s no global central bank or post office, yet bankers accept all currencies and post offices accept it all stamps, the Internet accepts all participant. Thus the technology carries with it a certain philosophic perspective and culture: a do-it-yourself, anarchic, “bottom-up”, fluid, horizontal interdependency, rather than a canned , top-down, rigid, vertical hierarchy. This is part of what makes it so attractive to so many, but also very discouragingto peoplewho expectto jumpright in. To be a successful Netizen means realizing that, along with a relatively simple set of computer rules, the Internet has its own culture. 21.The passage that comes before this abridge one may possibly discusses______.’ A. the theory of networks B. the application of networks C. the advantages of networks D. the definition of networks 22.The third paragraph is developed by_________. A. analogy B. illustration C. data analysis D. summary 23.What is NOT mentioned in the passage as the culture of Internet? A. fluid B. anarchy C.