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A.alwaysB.barelyC.demiseD.emergeneeE.gainedF.implicationsG.

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value

MILLIONSofpeoplenowrenttheirmoviestheNetflixway.Theyfilloutawish

listfromthe50,000titlesonthecompany'

sWebsiteandreceivethefirstfewDVD'

sinthemail;

whentheymaileachoneback,thenextoneonthelistissent.The

Netflixmodelhasbeenexhaustivelyanalyzedforitsdisruptive,new-economy（31）

implications.WhatwillitmeanforvideostoreslikeBlockbuster,whichhas,infact,startedasimilarservice?

Whatwillitmeanformoviestudiosandtheaters?

Whatdoesitshowabout"

longtail"

businesses--onesthatcombinemanynichemarkets,likethoseforDutchmoviesorclassicmusicals,intoa（32）singlelargeaudienee?

Butoneothermajorimplicationhas（33）barelybeenmentioned:

whatthisandsimilar

Internet-basedbusinessesmeanforthatstalwartoftheoldeconomy,theUnitedStatesPostalService.

Everyday,sometwomillionNetflixenvelopescomeandgoasfirst-classmail.Theyarejoinedbymillionsofothershipmentsfrom（34）onlinepharmacies,eBay

vendors,andotherbusinessesthatdidnotexistbeforetheInternet.

The（35）demiseof"

snailmail"

intheageofinstantelectroniccommunication

hasbeenpredictedatleastasoftenasthecomingofthepaperlessoffice.Buttheconsumptionofpaperkeeps_（36）rising.Ithasroughlydoubledsince1980.Onaverage,anAmericanhouseholdreceivestwiceasmanypiecesofmailadayasitdidinthe1970'

s.

TheharmfulsideoftheInternet'

simpactisobviousbutstatisticallyless

importantthanmanywouldguess.People_（37）naturallywritefewerletterswhen

theycansende-mailmessages.To（38）leafthroughaboxofoldpapercorrespondenceistoknowwhathasbeen_（39）lostinthisshift:

theprettystamps,thevarying

lookandfeelofhandwrittenandtypedcorrespondence,thetangible（40）objectthat

wasonceinthesender'

shands.

V.Readingcomprehension

SectionA

Passageone

（1）WhenIwasayounggirllivinginIreland,Iwasalwayspleasedwhenitrained,becausethatmeantIcouldgotreasurehunting.What'

stheconnectionbetweena

wetdayandasearchforburiedtreasure?

Well,it'

squitesimple.Ireland,assomeofyoumayalreadyknow,isthehomeofLeprechauns—littlemenwhopossessmagicpowersand,perhapsmoreinterestingly,potsofgold.

（2）Now,althoughLeprechaunsareinterestingcharacters,Ihavetoadmitthat

Iwasmoreintriguedbythestoriesoftheirtreasurehoard.This,asallofIrelandknows,theyhideattheendoftherainbow.Leprechaunscanbefearsomefolkbutifyoucandiscovertheendoftherainbow,theyhavetounwillinglysurrendertheirgoldtoyou.Sowheneveritrained,Iwouldlookupintheskyandfollowthecurveoftherainbowtoseewhereitended.Ineverdidunearthanytreasure,butIdidspendmanyhappy,showerydaysdreamingofwhatIcoulddowiththefortuneifIfoundit.

（3）AsIgotolder,andstartedworking,rainydayscametobejustanothernuisanceandmychildhooddreamsoffindingtreasurefaded.Butforsomepeoplethedreamofstrikingitluckyneverfades,andforafortunatefew,thedreamevencomestrue!

SuchisthecaseofMelFisher.Hisdreamoffindingtreasurealsobeganinchildhood,whilereadingthegreatliteratureclassics“TreasureIsland”and“MobyDick”.However,unlikemyself,hechasedhisdreamandintheendmanagedtobecomeoneofthemostfamousprofessionaltreasurehuntersofalltime,andforgoodreason.

In1985,hefishedupthepricelesscargoofthesunkenSpanishshipAtocha,whichnettedhimanincredible$400milliondollars!

thejackpot!

Hisdreamshadcometruebutfindingandkeepingthetreasurewasn

allplainsailing.Afterbattlingwithhostileconditionsatsea,Fisherthenhad

tobattleinthecourts.Infact,theStateofFloridatookFishertocourtover

ownershipofthefindandtheFederalgovernmentsoonfollowedsuit.Aftermorethan200hearings,Fisheragreedtodonate20%ofhisyearlyfindingsforpublicdisplay,andsonowthereisamuseuminFloridawhichdisplayshundredsoftheobjectswhichweresalvagedfromtheAtocha.

（5）Thistruestoryseemslikeamodern-dayfairytale:

amanpursueshisdream

throughadversityandintheend,hetriumphsoverthedifficulties-theyalllivehappilyeverafter,right?

Well,notexactly.ArchaeologistsobjecttothefactthatwithcommercialsalvagingoperationslikeFisher'

s,theobjectsaresoldand

dispersedandUNESCOareworriedaboutprotectingourunderwaterheritagefromwhatitdescribesas“pillaging”.

（6）Thecounter-argumentisthatinprofessional,well-runoperationssuchas

Fisher'

s,eachpieceisaccuratelyandminutelyrecordedandthatitisthis

informationwhichismoreimportantthantheactualobject,andthatsuchoperationshelpincreaseourwealthofarchaeologicalknowledge.Indeed,asinFisher'

scase,theymakehistorymoreaccessibletopeoplethroughmuseumdonationsandinformationonwebsites.

（7）Thedistinctionofwhetherthesetreasurehuntersaresalvagingorpillaging

ourunderwaterheritagemaynotbeclear,butwhatisclearisthattreasurehuntingisnotjustinnocentchild'

splayanymorebutprofitablebigbusiness.Ihavelearntthattheendoftherainbowisbeyondmyreach,butinconsolation,withjustaclickofthemouse,ItoocanhaveashareintherichesthattheAtochahasrevealed.

AsFriedrichNietzschesowiselysaid:

“Ourtreasureliesinthebeehiveofour

knowledge.”

41.In,thephrase“hitthejackpot”meansaccordingtothetext.

A.discoveredthejackpot.

B.foundthetreasure

C.brokeoneoftheobjects

D.ranasalvagingoperation

42.ItcanbeconcludedfromParas.5and6that.

A.peopleholdentirelydifferentviewsontheissue

B.UNESCO'

sviewisdifferentfromarchaeologists'

C.allsalvagingoperationsshouldbeprohibited

D.attentionshouldbepaidtothefind'

seducationalvalue

43.HowdidtheauthorfeelaboutthetreasurefromtheAtocha（Para.7）?

A.Shewasunconcernedaboutwherethetreasurecamefrom

B.Shewassadthatshewasunabletodiscoverandsalvagetreasure.

C.Shewasangrythattreasurehunterswerepi