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【单选题】
What is the main topic of discussion on the show?
A.
lawsuits against Google
B.
how technology infringes on our privacy
C.
how maps on the Internet are produced
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【单选题】How does Google Maps get its pictures of the street-level view?
A.
They send teams of people out to photograph the area.
B.
They have residents submit pictures of their neighborhood.
C.
They ask city officials to send them photographs of the area.
【单选题】What information does the GPS navigation system on phones give to people?
A.
your location
B.
photographs of you
C.
driving directions to your destination
【单选题】What Google Maps images does the host discuss as an example of privacy invasion?
A.
photos taken from satellites in space
B.
photos of the inside of your home
C.
close-up photos taken from vehicles at street level
【单选题】A woman is suing Google because an image showed what personal property of hers?
A.
car
B.
clothes
C.
living room
【单选题】Residents of a town in what country stopped Google from taking pictures of their town?
A.
Japan
B.
England
C.
Germany
【单选题】What has Google offered to do in order to meet the requirements of the German government?
A.
blur the images of houses
B.
not take street-level photos
C.
allow citizens to review photos of their homes
【单选题】What advantage of technology does the host mention?
A.
It's easier to use digital maps than it is to handle paper ones.
B.
It's an invasion of our privacy to show photos of our homes.
C.
It's convenient to get driving directions from voice navigations systems.
【单选题】Listen to the beginnings of these sentences and choose the correct ending for each, based on the organizational cues that you hear.
A.
students who take the time to put up pictures feel more at home.
B.
their attendance in class is better and their grades are higher.
【单选题】Listen to the beginnings of these sentences and choose the correct ending for each, based on the organizational cues that you hear.
A.
women don’t usually consider their cars as a personal space to spend time on.
B.
it is believed that most men would rather watch football on their day off than go out to eat.