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floor__A.remainedwheretheywereB.crackeddownbecauseoftheburningC.washammereddownbythefallingupperpartD.wassafeaftertheattackTheauthorbelievesthattheTwinTowerswerenotwell-designedwerewell-designedC.weregoodexamplesforengineersofourtimeD.wereoutofconsiderationwhenwetalkaboutengineeringlater68.Theword"ignition"inthefirstparagraphmeans__A.fiercecrashB.causingtocatchfireC.failureofengineD.extremelyhotconditionDItis3am.Everythingontheuniversitycampusseemsghostlikeinthequiet,mistydarknesseverythingexceptthecomputercenter.Here,twentystudentsrumpledandbleary-eyed，sittransfixedattheirconsole(控制臺),tappingawayontheterminalkeys.Witheyesgluedtothevideoscreen,theytaponforhours.Fortherestoftheworld,itmightbethemiddleofthenight,butheretimedoesnotexist.Thisisaworlduntoitself.Theseyoungcomputer"hackers"arepursuingakindofcompulsion,adrivesoconsumingitovershadowsnearlyeveryotherpartoftheirlivesandformsthefocalpointoftheirexistence.Theyarecompulsivecomputerprogrammers.SomeofthesestudentshavebeenattheconsoleforthirtyhoursormorewithoutabreakformealsorSleep.Somehavefallenasleeponsofasandloungechairsinthecomputercenter,tryingtocatchafewwinksbutloather(不喜歡)togettoofarawayfromtheirbelovedmachines.Mostofthesestudentsdon'thavetobeatthecomputercenterinthemiddleofthenight.Theyaren'tworkingonassignments.Theyaretherebecausetheywanttobetheyareirresistiblydrawnthere..Andtheyarenotalone.Thereare"hackers"atcomputercentersallacrossthecountry.Intheirextremeform,theyfocusonnothingelse.Theyflunkoutofschoolandlosecontactwithfriends;theymighthavedifficultyfindingjobs,choosinginsteadtowanderfromonecomputercentertoanother.Theymayevenforgo(放棄)personalhygiene."Irememberonehacker.Weliterallyhadtocarryhimoffhischairtofeedhimandputhimtosleep.Wereallyfearedforhishealth,"saysacomputerscienceprofessoratMIT.Computerscienceteachersarenowmoreawareoftheimplicationsofthis"hackerphenomenon"andareonthelookoutforpotentialhackersandcasesofcomputeraddictionthatarealreadysevere.Theyknowthatthecaseofthehackersisnotjustthestoryofoneperson'srelationshipwithamachine.Itisthestoryofasociety'srelationshiptotheso-calledthinkingmachines，whicharebecomingalmostubiquitous(一般存在的)Whichofthefollowingmaybeamostappropriatetitleforthepassage.？ComputerProgrammersComputer-ANewTypeofElectronicToysComputerAddictsTheCharmofComputerScienceThefollowingstatementsaretrueaboutthoseyoungcomputer"hackers"exceptthat__A.theywanttobeneartheirmachinesevenwhentheysleepB.forthem,lifewouldbemiserablewithoutcomputersC.theycanstaywiththecomputeratthecenterfornearlythreedaysonendD.manyofthemaretopstudentsmajoringincomputerprogrammingThereadercaninferthatuniversitycomputercentersareexpectingoutstandingprogrammersfromthestudentsuniversitycomputercentersarenotjustopentouniversitystudentsthe"hackerphenomenon"existsonlyinuniversitiestheuniversityshouldnotbeblamedforthe"hackerphenomenon"EIndemocraticcountriesanyeffortstorestrictthefreedomofthePressarerightlycondemned(訓斥).However,thisfreedomcaneasilybeabused.Storiesaboutpeopleoftenattractfarorepublicattentionthanpoliticalevents.Thoughwemayenjoyreadingaboutthelivesofothers,itisextremelydoubtfulwhetherwewouldequallyenjoyreadingaboutourselves.Actingonthecon-tentionthatfactsaresacred,reporterscancauseuntoldsufferingtoindividualsbypublishingde-tailsabouttheirprivatelives.Thestoryofapoorfamilythatacquiredfameandfortuneovernight,dramaticallyillustratesthepowerofthepress.ThefamilylivedinAberdeen,asmalltownof23,000inhabitantsinSouthDakota.Astheparentshadfivechildren,lifewasaperpetual(永久的)struggleagainstpoverty.Theywereexpectingtheirsixthchildandwerefacedwithevenmorepressingeconomictheyhadonlyhadonemorechild,thefactwouldhavepassedunnoticed.Buttheysuddenlybecametheparentsofquintuplets,fourgirlsandaboy,andeventwhichradicallychangedtheirlives.Thedayafterthebirthofthefivechildren,anaero-planearrivedinAberdeenbringingsixtyreportersandphotographers.Thenewswasofnationalimportance,forthepoorcouplehadbecometheparentsoftheonlyquintupletsinAmerica.Therisetofamewasswift.Televisioncamerasandnewspaperscarriedthenewstoeveryoneinthecountry.Newspapersandmagazinesofferedthefamilyhugesumsfortheexclusiverightstopublishstoriesandphotographs.Giftspouredinnotonlyfromunknownpeople,butfrombabyfoodandsoapmanufacturerswhowishedtoadvertisetheirproducts.Theoldfarmhousethefamilylivedinwastobereplacedbyanew$100,000home.Reporterskeptpressingforinterviewssolawyershadtobeemployedtoactasspokesmenforthefamilyatpressconferences(記者招待會)。Theeventbroughtseriouschangestothetownitself.Planswereannouncedtobuildahugenewhighway,asAberdeenwasnowlikelytoattractthousandsoftourists.Signpostserectedontheoutskirts(

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