RANGING OF RECEIVE A. SEND AND （62)______E-MAIL B. SOURCES （63)______FROM VAST DATABASES

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B. IT PROVIDES PEOPLE FAST (62)______TO NEWS AND A CHANCE TO COMMENT ON IT

C. (63)______IT S RIGHT OR WRONG "BUT THE GREATEST POTENTIAL FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS STILL IN THE FUTURE," STEVEN CASE, CHAIRMAN OF AMERICA ONLINE, TOLD A RECENT MEETING ON JOURNALISM AND THE INTERNET SPONSORED BY THE FREEDOM FORUM (论坛) . HOWEVER, SOME OTHER EXPERTS OFTEN SAY THE NEW TECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTERS IS CHANGING THE FACE OF JOURNALISM, (64)______TO ASK QUESTIONS AND TURN TO DIFFERENT SOURCES. " YOU DON" T HAVE TO BUY A NEWSPAPER AND BE CONFINED TO THE FOUR CORNERS OF THAT PAPER ANY MORE," SAM MEDDIS, ONLINE TECHNOLOGY EDITOR AT USA TODAY, OBSERVED ABOUT THE VARIETY OF INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO COMPUTER USERS. BUT THE EXPERTS NOTED THE EASY ACCESS TO THE INTERNET ALSO MEANS ANYONE CAN POST INFORMATION FOR OTHERS TO SE

E. "ANYONE CAN SAY ANYTHING THEY WANT, (65)______," SAID CAS

E. READERS HAVE TO DETERMINE FOR THEMSELVES WHO TO TRUST. "IN A WORLD OF ALMOST INFINITE VOICES, RESPECTED JOURNALISTS AND RESPECTED BRAND NAMES WILL PROBABLY BECOME MORE IMPORTANT, NOT LESS," CASE SAI

D. "THE INTERNET TODAY IS ABOUT WHERE RADIO WAS 80 YEARS AGO, OR TELEVISION 50 YEARS AGO OR CABLE 25 YEARS AGO," HE SAI

D. BUT IT IS GROWING RAPIDLY BECAUSE (66)______.

THE INSECURITY THAT PARENTS HAVE FOR THEIR CHILDREN

B. HAVING FEWER RELATIONSHIPS (69)______

C. IT IS NOT (70)______ THE TRUTH TO SAY

D.CHANGED THE WAY SOCIETY IS POLICED, (71)______AND HOW INSECURE ADULTS RELATE TO CHILDREN ON THEIR ESTATES THERE ARE INCREASINGLY FRAUGHT RELATIONSHIPS THAT ADULTS ARE HAVING WITH CHILDREN-IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE, FROM THE POLICE AND POLITICIANS, WITHIN THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND WITHIN COMMUNITIES THEMSELVES. THE FEAR OF YOUNG PEOPLE HAS (72)______. RATHER THAN CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE BECOMING MORE VIOLENT AND ANTI-SOCIAL, IT IS ADULTS WHO HAVE CHANGED, (73)______AND BECOMING LESS CONFIDENT IN THEIR DEALINGS WITH THE

M. WE MUST EXPLORE THE ROLE THAT CRIME AND SAFETY INITIATIVES HAVE ON THE OUTLOOK OF THE PUBLI

C. THE ATTEMPT BY GOVERNMENT, COUNCIL DEPARTMENTS, THE POLICE AND MANY OTHERS TO REDUCE THE FEAR WITHIN COMMUNITIES BY DEVELOPING SAFETY INITIATIVES IS HAVING THE OPPOSITE EFFECT, RESULTING IN THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THIS FEAR. CURFEWS HAVE INCREASED ADULTS" FEAR OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND REDUCED THE AMOUNT OF TIME YOUNG CHILDREN ARE ALLOWED OUT TO PLAY. THEY HAVE RAISED THE LEVEL OF INSECURITY A-MONGST PARENTS ABOUT THE SAFETY OF THEIR CHILDREN AND ULTIMATELY REDUCED THE CONTACT BETWEEN GENERATIONS WITHIN THIS COMMUNITY. (74)______THAT "YOUTH" NO LONGER EXISTS-IF BY YOUTH WE MEAN THE FREEDOM LOVING REBELLIOUSNESS. THE OUTCOME OF THIS PROCESS IS BREEDING A GENERATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE IF ANYTHING MORE FRAGILE AND FEARFUL THAN THEIR GRANDPARENTS. FINALLY, AS WELL AS EXPLORING THE FEAR OF YOUNG PEOPLE, (75)______. THERE HAS BEEN A REDUCTION IN PLAY, AND SPECIFICALLY IN " FREE PLAY" , AND THE EFFECT OF THIS MORE REGULATED ENVIRONMENT ON CHILDREN" S LIVES IS YET TO BE DETERMINED AND NOT SOMETHING WE CAN CONTINUALLY IGNORE IN OUR RUSH TO PROTECT SOCIETY FROM CHILDRE

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CONCERNED IN CONTRIBUTES A. DO THEIR JOBS (62)______THEIR OWN WAY

B. AS FAR AS INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY IS (63)______

C. HOW MUCH EACH WORKER (64)______TO THE PRODUCT HE IS MAKING IN RECENT YEARS MANY COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD HAVE BEEN FACED WITH THE PROBLEM OF HOW TO MAKE THEIR WORKERS MORE PRODUCTIV

E. SOME EXPERTS CLAIM THE ANSWER IS TO MAKE JOBS MORE VARIE

D. BUT DO MORE VARIED JOBS LEAD TO GREATER PRODUCTIVITY? THERE IS EVIDENCE TO SUGGEST THAT WHILE VARIETY CERTAINLY MAKES THE WORKERS" LIFE MORE ENJOYABLE, IT DOES NOT ACTUALLY MAKE THEM WORK HARDER. (65) , THE VARIETY IS NOT AN IMPORTANT FACTOR. OTHER EXPERTS FEEL THAT GIVING THE WORKERS FREEDOM TO (66)______IS IMPORTANT AND THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THIS IS TRU

E. THE PROBLEM IS THAT THIS KIND OF FREEDOM CANNOT EASILY BE GIVEN IN THE MODERN FACTORY WITH ITS COMPLICATED MACHINERY WHICH MUST BE USED IN A FIXED WAY. THUS WHILE FREEDOM OF CHOICE MAY BE IMPORTANT, THERE IS USUALLY VERY LITTLE THAT CAN BE DONE TO CREATE IT. ANOTHER IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION IS (67)______HE IS MAKIN

G. IN MOST FACTORIES BOSSES ARE NOW EXPERIMENTING WITH HAVING MANY SMALL PRODUCTION LINES RATHER THAN ONE LARGE ONE, SO THAT EACH WORKER CONTRIBUTES MORE TO THE PRODUCTION ON HIS LIN

E. IT WOULD SEEM THAT NOT ONLY IS DEGREE OF THE WORKER CONTRIBUTION AN IMPORTANT FACTOR, BUT IT IS ALSO ONE WE CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT.

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B. IN CONTRAST (69)______

C. EXPRESSING THE MOODS, INTEREST, AND(70)______

D. NO PROMINENT STYLE. (71)______ MUSIC COMES IN MANY FORMS; MOST COUNTRIES HAVE A STYLE. OF THEIR OW

N. AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY WHEN JAZZ (爵士乐) WAS BORN, AMERICA HAD (72)______. NO ONE KNOWS EXACTLY WHEN JAZZ WAS INVENTED , OR BY WHOM, BUT IT BEGAN TO BE HEARD IN THE EARLY 1900S. JAZZ IS AMERICA" S CONTRIBUTION TO POPULAR MUSI

C. (73)______, WHICH FOLLOWS FORMAL EUROPEAN TRADITIONS, JAZZ IS SPONTANEOUS AND FREE-FOR

M. IT BUBBLES WITH ENERGY, (74)______. IN THE 1920S JAZZ SOUNDED LIKE AMERICA, AND SO IT DOES TODAY. THE ORIGINS OF THIS MUSIC ARE AS INTERESTING AS THE MUSIC ITSEL

F. AMERICAN NEGROES, OR BLACKS, AS THEY ARE CALLED TODAY, WERE THE JAZZ PIONEERS. THEY WERE BROUGHT TO SOUTHERN STATES AS SLAVES. THEY WERE SOLD TO PLANTATION OWNERS AND(75)______. WHEN A NEGRO DIED HIS FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FORMED A PROCESSION TO CARRY THE BODY TO THE CEMETERY. IN NEW ORLEANS, A BAND OFTEN ACCOMPANIED THE PROCESSIO

N. ON THE WAY TO THE CEMETERY THE BAND PLAYED SLOW, SOLEMN MUSIC SUITED TO THE OCCASIO

N. BUT ON THE WAY HOME THE MOOD CHANGE

D. SPIRITS LIFTE

D. DEATH HAD REMOVED ONE OF THEIR NUMBERS, BUT THE LIVING WERE GLAD TO BE ALIV

E. THE BAND PLAYED HAPPY MUSIC, IMPROVISING (即兴表演) ON BOTH THE HARMONY AND THE MELODY OF THE TUNES PRESENTED AT THE FUNERAL. THIS MUSIC MADE EVERYONE WANT TO DANC

E. IT WAS AN EARLY FORM. OF JAZZ.

UNTEERS AND PART-TIMERS

B. TAKE PART IN COMMUNITY SERVICE (69)______

C. MORE CASUAL AND (70)______

D. FROM SPENDING A FEW HOURS A WEEK WITH SOME CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS (71)______FOR A SOCIAL AGENCY THERE IS VIRTUALLY NO LIMIT TO HOW ONE CAN SERVE COMMUNITY INTERESTS, (72)______. JUST AS THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE OVERSEAS (VSO) FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BEFORE THEY TAKE UP FULLTIME EMPLOYMENT, SO THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE FOR QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. SOME PEOPLE, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO RETIRE EARLY, OFFER THEIR TECHNICAL AND BUSINESS SKILLS IN COUNTRIES WHERE THERE IS A SPECIAL NEE

D. SO IN CONSIDERING VOLUNTARY OR PAID COMMUNITY SERVICE THERE ARE MORE OPPORTUNITIES THAN THERE EVER WERE WHEN ONE FIRST BEGAN WOR

K. MOST VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS HAVE ONLY A SMALL FULLTIME STAFF, AND (73)______. THIS MEANS THAT WORKING RELATIONSHIPS ARE DIFFERENT FROM THOSE IN COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND VALUES MAY BE DIFFERENT IN SOME WAYS THEY MAY SEEM (74)______, BUT ONE SHOULD NOT JUDGE THEM BY COMMERCIAL CRITERIA. THE PEOPLE WHO WORK WITH THEM DO SO FOR DIFFERENT REASONS AND WITH DIFFERENT OBJECTIVES , BOTH PERSONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL. ONE SHOULD NOT JOIN THEM EXPECTING TO ARM THEM WITH PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE; THEY MUST BE JOINED WITH COMMITMENT TO THE CAUSE , NOT BUSINESS EFFICIENCY. BECAUSE SALARIES ARE SMALL OR NON-EXISTENT MANY VOLUNTARY BODIES OFFER MODEST EXPENSES. BUT MANY RETIRED PEOPLE (75)______, SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY ENJOY THE WOR

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