She was so 【小题1】 (inspire) by the people she met online that she decided to start 【小题2】 IT club to teach older people how to use computers and the Internet. She and her friends now organise 【小题3】 (event) and collect money to pay for 【小题4】 (privacy) teachers. Since then, many people 【小题5】 (help) by the club. A 59­year­old man learnt how to apply 【小题6】 work online and found a great job. Now that he works and can take care of himself, his daughter has time 【小题7】 (study) at university. A 61­year­old woman 【小题8】 was living alone has started a small online company together with two friends. She no longer feels 【小题9】 (lone), and her company has become quite 【小题10】 (success).

Jan Tchamani, an English teacher, benefited a lot from the Internet during her unemployed period. Thanks to the Internet, she could explore what she was 【小题1】 (interest) in which helped her feel less lonely and bored. Jan was inspired 【小题2】 (learn) more about how to make society better by taking online classes. She considered it important to bridge the digital divide and ensure that everyone can learn to use the Internet and new technology 【小题3】 (smooth). Her next goal is to set up a charity website for children 【小题4】 grow up in poor countries.

The first simple 2D avatars 【小题1】(appear) in role-playing computer games in the 1980s. Yet, very few people knew that future avatars 【小题2】(have) such a wide variety of forms and uses. By the late 1990s, they had been used in web chats. When people started creating their own avatars, they discovered that they were going to have the power to create new 【小题3】(identity).They could dress their avatars in fancy clothes, or they could try being someone of the opposite sex, and call 【小题4】(they) “Andy” instead of “Anna”!