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It has been nearly thirty years since pioneering British computer programmer created the agreements which power the World Wide Web.But could he have ever imagined how much the web would change our lives？And would he imagine that some British students are taking advantage of his "advanced" invention？
   Universities around the UK are becoming increasingly concerned with the rising number of cases of "cheating and stealing"，many of which are made by the Internet.
   In the UK most school and university students complete homework throughout the year which contributes towards their final mark.Since homework is completed in the student's own time at home，it cannot be monitored by teachers in the same way as an exam at school.
   Stockley，director of examinations in the UK，explains， "Cheating affects homework more than external exam conditions，and in the cases that come to our attention，more and more are linked to the Internet."
   At a university level recent reports suggest that cheating online has evolved from isolated（孤立的） cases of individual cheating to a systematic and even commercial operation.Students can now pay for essays to be written for them by the real experts.
   It is estimated that the market in online cheating is now worth ￡200 million a year.Every month more and more websites offering to write students' essays for them appear on the Internet.Barclay Littlewood，owner of Degree Essays UK，employs 3，500 specialist writers and charges between ￡120 and ￡4，000 per essay.However，he says that although students receive an essay from his company that answers their exact question ， "they then have to go and do their research outside our piece，look at their own reference and write the creative and original piece which is distant from ours."

（1）What can we learn about most British students' homework？
B
B

A．It is monitored by teachers online.
B．It is included in students' final marks.
C．It is finished on the Internet at any time.
D．It is done with the help of computer experts.
（2）What does the underlined word "evolved" in paragraph 5 mean？
D
D

A．greeted.
B．rolled.
C．reflected.
D．developed.
（3）Which is the best title for the text？
A
A

A．Internet Cheats
B．Doing Homework on the Internet
C．Disadvantages of the Internet
D．Buying Essays on the Internet

【考點】社會；議論文．
【答案】B；D；A
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