access n. means or right of using, reaching or entering
addicted a. being dependent on sth. and wanting to spend as much time doing it as possible
alcoholic n. sb. who can not stop drinking large amount of alcohol, even when this is making him or her ill
alienate v. cause sb. to feel very distant from or not welcome to sb. else
alienation n. causing sb. to feel very distant or not welcome to sb. else（antonym: unification）
binge n. an occasion when an activity is done in an extreme way, esp. eating, drinking or spending money(synonym: indulgence) converse n. the opposite
cyberspace n. data banks and networks in computer technology considered as a space depressed a. low in sprites
dramatically adv. suddenly and noticeably
exaggeration n.an action of making a situation, quality or feature appear greater, more obvious or more important than it real is.
forum n. a place or an occasion for talking about a problem or matter, esp. of public interest
foster v. help to develop
fragmentation n. breaking sth. into small pieces globalization n. satisfaction;
gratification n. satisfaction or pleasure modal n. of or for the mode
moderate adj. neither small or large but between the two; clearly within the limitation of a range of possibility.
oyster n. a world in which sb. can do anything or go everywhere that he or she wants to
perceive v. see, notice or realize sth., esp. When it is not obvious potential n. the ability to develop, achieve or succeeded
simulated a. made to look, feel etc. like the real thing (v. simulate synonym: imitate) skew v. cause to be not straight or extract surf v. skim the Internet aimlessly
given lament overseas Utopia mantra commonplace involvement slight=subtle perceive Buddhism Hinduism Phrase
provide sth. for sb. be responsible for go off-line a recent discussion equivalent of （equal equality）
governing access and usage in that
human potential Internet binges personal belief non-stop
come to widespread use give sb. pause to do
for the better sense of reality unintended consequences extended family
much less widely reported that in earnest(antonym: in jest ) New information age World War II
nuclear family fast-forward to today=come to today quickly cruel irony at the expense of be available for base on
foster a sense of community a simulated war game it struck sb. that present a opportunity for acquisition and application of knowledge
be confronted with cognitive overload
fundamental questions unintended consequence virtual existences have romans on line practical term all of this being said the key to allow sb. to do sth/ maximize / minimize one’s potential immediate gratification cyber-oyster a sort of thing
Information superhighway take advantage of prior to widespread popularity a double-edged sword at the very least a boom in a sheet of
be inclined to place... ahead of 视频关键词：
paradox unplugged self-reflection nursing house solitude isolation spare parts goldilocks pretend empathy identity 词性变化（课后练习）： alienate-alienation globe-globalization
fragment -fragmentation addict(n. 上瘾者)-addiction exaggerate-exaggeration
depress-depression *the Great Depression特指 simulate-simulation gratify-gratification 翻译：
1. There is no denying that smoking is addictive. And more you are addicted, it’s very difficult to get rid of the habit.
2. In a Japanese-made video game, players cam simulate the experience of AIDS from HIV infection until death.
3. I’m sure he was earnest when he said you can use this money to continue your study of music.
4. We can only increase production at the expense of quality, which could ruin the company’s regulation.
5. A teacher of foreign language should possess at the very least a graduate degree from a certified education school or institute if he is to teach high school. 6. She is not often given to anger, but this time she really lost her temper. 7. I soon perceived that I can’t make his mind change.
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