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　　Anytime you meet someone new ,you take a risk. Whether your first encounter is in a grocery store ,the museum or in an Internet chat room ,you have to play it safe. The following rules are recommended by experts when dating on-line:

　　Practice common sense. Don't give out personal information such as your name, telephone number and address until you feel comfortable. Most matchmaking sites will route correspondence through their internal mailbox so the person will never learn your e-mail address unless you choose to reveal it. You may want to use your first name only or use an on-line name until you feel safe. One of the big dangers, particularly in our community where people feel at home, is that people are too free with information about themselves.

　　When you feel secure enough to talk on the telephone to your on-line friend ,give him or her a work ,cellular phone or pager number rather than your home telephone number ,or get theirs. Meet in a public place during the day for initial dates and tell others where you are going or bring along some friends. Be careful about sharing too much too soon.

　　Be honest. Tell the truth in your profile. You don't need to embellish to be interesting. Stand out by explaining what makes you special. If you send a photograph, make sure it's recent and candid. Experts say being deceitful will only set you up for drama—disappointed reactions, angry words and confrontation. So shed the mask and give people the real thing. You want someone to appreciate you for who you are ,not someone who you pretend to be.

　　Take your time. Get to know someone through his or her words before taking the romance to the street. The beauty of the Internet, experts say ,is that it has rekindled the joy of writing. Explore that way of connecting before you talk on the telephone or meet face-to-face.“Let your instincts tell you when you're ready to meet that person,”says Detroiter Diane Costa, founder of LoveNubian Style. com ,an Internet matchmaking site for Black professionals.“Some people fear if I don't meet the person soon ,he won't talk to me anymore. But if he won't wait until you're comfortable ,he wasn't worth having anyway.”

　　Pay attention to the signs. Liars, exploiters, playboys, gold diggers they exist on the Internet, just as they exist in real life. Not all people are looking for relationships；some are just looking for sex. Abandon the fantasy and pick up on the signs. With the Internet, you have an advantage, says Costa, because you can save your messages. If you think there's a discrepancy in what someone told you, you can double-check it against your archives.

　　“You may find a person perpetrating to be single, but they're married,”says Michael Brown ,founder of Atlanta based Blacksingles. com.“You may find ‘players’on the Internet people meeting as many others as they can and having random relationships. As Internet grows and more people become attracted to it ,you will find the same vices as you find elsewhere.

　　Do your research. Before getting too close to a prospective on-line date ,make sure the person is who he or she says. Ask for his or her home phone number, work number and even references and a background check if you're still unsure. It's easy to create a phony identity in cyberspace. Make sure you're involved with a real person and not a mirage .

　　Make sure you know what you want. Are you looking for a relationship? Do you want a casual acquaintance or a long-distance friendship? As in the real world ,your Internet friends will assume what you want unless you make it plain.“The biggest problem you have in a virtual environment is determining the true intent of your mate,”says Barry Cooper of Black Voices. com.

　　Use your mind as well as your heart. Good writers can easily interest some people with their words. Beware of internet friends who make a habit of convincing, persuasive lines and promises. Judge the person by his or her actions as well as his or her words.

　　Be modest. When trying to impress someone, there's a big temptation to brag. But telling a stranger too much about your assets and achievements can backfire . The person may be looking for someone like you to play for a fool. Everyone has heard tales about people who have had their money or belongings taken by so-called suitors. Don't make it easy.

　　Have fun. The Internet mirrors the real world. Just as dating in person can make you tremble with excitement ,you can find the same thrill of discovering someone new on-line. Move slowly and savor the journey before you jump into romance.

　　68.Why does the author said “Any time you meet someone new, you take a risk”?

　　A. The world is full of uncertainties wherever you are.

　　B. The persons you knew recently are always liars, playboys, exploiters.

　　C. It is man's basic instinct to beware of the others.

　　D. You may lose something very important to you.

　　69.The underlined words“Rekindled the joy of writing” probably means______.

　　A. writing is a wonderful thing

　　B. you'd better make full use of writing to know he/she as much as possible.

　　C. writing is the best way by which you contact somebody else

　　D. the man who is outstanding in writing should be the one you chose to meet

　　70.The author mentioned the "phony identity"(Para.8)to      .

　　A.argue that in the cyberspace ,there is no real person at all

　　B.remind those who want to make friends online that they should make sure they are involved in a real person

　　C.demonstrate that it's easy for anyone to cheat someone else online by getting a unreal identity

　　D.show that the cyberspace is dangerous

　　71.It's suggested that in making a frind online you should        .

　　A.have some commin sense as not to share any personal information

　　B.be enthusiastic to express your desire of making friends

　　C.try to get to know someone gradually and make sure of his or her identity

　　D.be excited about what you're talking in a virtual environment

　　72.From the passage,we can conclude that in the cyberspace______.

　　A. everyone is untrue ,and try to mask himself

　　B. we can easily conceive ourselves

　　C. you should never believe anyone to protect yourself

　　D. you will never make a real friend ,and it's just funny

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