【題目】Twitter or micro-blogging, is really more of a social commons than a full-blown social network like MySpace or Facebook. It pretty much does one thing: allows people to "tweet" what they're up to (or what they're thinking about) in 140 characters or less.

Since we're sticking with the "less is more" aesthetic, I'm just going to give you 5 Twitter tips instead of the 10 I could have stretched this into.

【1】_____________

Say whatever you feel like saying, but remember that whatever you write could exist in the digital universe forever. Proceed with extreme caution.

【2】______________

If you like something they say, reply by clicking the little grey arrow that appears when you hover over one of their tweets. You can also simply type in @username (replacing "username" with whatever their username happens to be on Twitter). This is the formal way to address someone on Twitter.

【3】_____________

Twitter has something called an API (Application Programming Interface), which allows programmers to create experiences around Twitter for the community. Because of this, there have been an amazing array of applications released that will allow you to manage your Twitter account easily. There's Twitterrific, TweetDeck, and Twhirl -- just to name a few.

【4】_____________

If you're looking for new friends, a quick search for some of your favorite things on search.twitter.com will quickly reveal who you should be friending on Twitter. Maybe they'll follow you back?

【5】.______________

Keep your eye out for these things. They're meetups for people on Twitter, and there's likely one happening regularly in your neck of the woods. I've taken to hosting one monthly in the Seattle area, as a matter of fact. Meet Twitter people -- tweeps, tweeple -- in meatspace!

Do you have any Twitter tips to pass along? You could even share the link to this article on Twitter and it might become the most popular story today!

A. Find Friends Fast

B. Meet Twitter Users

C. Forward the Twitter

D. Be Yourself, but Beware

E. Use Twitter from Your Desktop

F. Don't Be Afraid to Interact with Others

【答案】

【1】D

【2】F

【3】E

【4】A

【5】B

【解析】

試題分析：

【1】后面提到“說你想說的話但是要記住你所寫的一切都可能永久的存在與虛擬世界中所以謹慎的開始吧”，抓住關(guān)鍵詞caution與選項在D中的beware意思相近都表示小心謹慎，所以易選出D選項“做好你自己，小心留意”

【2】結(jié)合本段知道大意是講微博上的互動，介紹了兩種在twitter上@別人的方法（@加姓名在微博中表示給某人留言），因此本題應(yīng)該選與互動有關(guān)的選項因此選F interact with表示互動

【3】該段介紹了API（即應(yīng)用程序）的作用，which allows programmers to create experiences around Twitter for the community.是定語從句修飾API，意思是API使得人們不管身在何處都可以使用twitter來與大家分享所想所做。并借此平臺幫助你更好的管理自己的Twitter

【4】下文中提到If you're looking for new friends, a quick search for some of your favorite things on search.twitter.com will quickly reveal who you should be friending on Twitter意思是twitter是一個很好地結(jié)交新朋友，找到你所喜歡的東西的辦法，結(jié)合關(guān)鍵詞friend易選出A選項

【5】從Meet Twitter people -- tweeps, tweeple -- in meatspace!中看出是在介紹與twitter上網(wǎng)友見面所需注意的事項。結(jié)合關(guān)鍵句They're meetups for people on Twitter見網(wǎng)友，B選項符合題意

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