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    It's official: Text messages mania (狂热) has hit China. Mobile phones are becoming increasingly popular, and so sending text messages is fast becoming the hot new craze among teenagers.

        Twelve Kitties greeted Liu Jiao and wished her a happy new year on the eve of the Chinese lunar calendar's Year of the Horse, making her very excited. According to Xinhua, about 100 million text and picture messages were sent and received by Beijing mobile phone owners during the Spring Festival.

        Liu Jiao is a student at the High School Affiliated to Beijing University of Chemical Technology. A third of the students in her class own mobile phones. She received more than 20 text messages from her friends during the holidays. Most of these messages were general greetings like “Happy New Year”, or humorous sentences, like “Love you as mice love rice”. One of the good wishes she received was made up of the brand names for eight soft drinks, including Coca-Cola and Wahaha. These brand names, when translated into Chinese, are themselves good wishes for happiness or success.

        Besides the convenience of sending text messages, the relatively low cost attracts many teenagers. A common message usually costs only 0.1 to 0. 2 yuan.

        Tan Yingqing, a Senior Two student, said it would have cost her too much to call all of her friends in Beijing because she spent the Spring Festival in her hometown, Shanghai. So she sent mobile phone text messages to them instead.

        According to China Mobile, there has been a lot of promotion (宣传，推广) for messaging through phones since 1997. And the rise in popularity shows that it has worked.

        As the new term starts, Liu turns off her mobile phone. It is not allowed in class because mobile phones could disturb other students. Also, she would rather not be influenced by calls or messages during breaks. However, she often rushes to check her messages as soon as the school day finishes.

    1．Many teenagers are attracted to send text messages because ________.

        a. it is cool today

        b. mobile phones are popular

        c. it is very convenient

        d. the cost is relatively low

        A. ab

        B. ac

        C. bd

        D. cd

    2．When Liu Jiao received the text message sent by twelve Kitties on the eve of the Spring Festival, she felt ________.

        A. surprised

        B. bored

        C. excited

        D. unbelievable

    3．Tan Yingqing sent mobile phone text messages to her friends living in Beijing during the Spring Festival, because ________.

        A. she was staying in Shanghai at that time

        B. she thought it would cost her too much to call them all

        C. she was shy when speaking on the fashion

        D. she wanted to follow the fashion

    4．The promotion for messages through mobile phones since 1997 in China is ________.

        A. effective

        B. worthless

        C. limited

        D. disappointing

    5．What is the main idea of the passage?

        A. Text message mania has hit China.

        B. Mobile phone users are fond of developing the function (功能) of mobile phones.

        C. Teenagers like sending text messages in their spare time.

        D. Teenagers at school shouldn't use mobile phones, especially text messages.

     

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