UNIT1 研究生英语 教学 教程 课件.pptVIP

1. For what purposes do you use the Internet? 2. What do you like or dislike about cyberspace? CYBERSPACE: IF YOU DON’T LOVE IT, LEAVE IT  What does the title tell you about the main idea of the article? cyberspace: subject of the article a choice: love it, or leave it. You have complete freedom. Part I (Para. 1 – 5) nature of cyberspace Part II (Para. 6 – 10) components Part III (Para. 11 – 16) Should it be regulated? How? 1.What is the main idea for the first two paragraphs? 2.What was cyberspace formerly? Who go to cyberspace now? 1.What does the writer compare cyberspace to ? And what are the similarities between them? 2. What places in cyberspace are capturing the popular imagination? The author compares cyberspace to real estate for the reader to visualize the place. The metaphor is used because real estate and cyberspace have much in common. Both have different areas, each of which caters to the interest of a particular group of people. The metaphor helps to reveal the nature of cyberspace to the reader. 1. What is this paragraph mainly about? 2. What advantage does cyberspace have over television system? 1. Read these four paragraphs and find out the three areas in cyberspace. 2. Why, according to the author, do e-mail conversations require no regulations? 3. In what way is cyberspace like bookstores, malls, and movie houses? 4. In what way is cyberspace like bars or restaurants or bathhouses? What is the main idea for this paragraph? What is the main idea for this paragraph? In this paragraph, the author predicts the trend of future development of cyberspace. What is the trend? New communities are likely to form which cater to their own members’ desire. At the same time, some old communities may survive; and others wither away. So this is a market-style evolution of governance. What is the main idea for this paragraph? What measures can be taken to deal with questionable items in cyberspace? Main idea: With the help of the labeling s