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The smartphones that can take selfies （自拍） have become popular.However，according to recent news reports，the love for taking a beautiful selfie has killed 12 people this year.（1）
G
G

   While the problems have been known for a while，they didn't catch people's attention until the death of Hideto Ueda at Taj Mahal in India.Hideto Ueda was trying to take a selfie with his friends when they fell off some stairs.He hurt his head badly and passed away soon.
   Other serious accidents include a Russian woman who fell off a bridge when she was trying to take an exciting selfie.Three Indian students suffered a similar fate after they were run over by a train while taking a selfie on the railway tracks.（2）
B
B
So they could have been avoided.
   （3）
E
E
In July，the Russian government began a program in the country to alert （警告） its young citizens to the danger of this hobby.The campaign's slogan was "Even a million 'likes' on social media are less important than your life and healthy body".
   Many countries are banning the tool that has contributed to the rise in injuries - the selfie stick!Many museums and theme parks including Disney support the government's decision.（4）
C
C
The West Japan Railway became the first in the world to give up the sticks both inside Japan's trains and out on the railway.
   While the action may help reduce the incidents，the only way to stop taking selfies related to injuries and deaths is that everyone should take responsibility.（5）
D
D
So the next time you or your friends decide to take a selfie that appears a little risky，be sure to stop and ask yourself - is it worth it？

A.Please keep off smartphones.
B.All of them came from carelessness.
C.They have no permission to use selfie sticks.
D.It is not just for themselves，but also for their friends.
E.To solve the danger taking selfies brings，officials are taking action.
F.Governments start calling on the public to give up selfie sticks every now and then.
G.So some believe that capturing the "ultimate" selfie is causing people to take unnecessary risks.

【考點(diǎn)】人與自我．

【答案】G；B；E；C；D

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