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· 必修二 Unit 3 From Blogger to Victim: A Cautionary Tale of Online Deception
I was a _______ who liked to ____ the internet and write about my life. One day, I decided to join a __________ on online _______ and _____________. I thought it would be __________ for me to learn more about these topics and _______ me to write better posts. I booked a ________ ticket online and confirmed my ________ with my _______, looking forward to the event.
The _________ was held in a different _______, so I had to travel a long ________ by train. I packed my laptop, phone, a spare _______ and some ____ in my ____.
On the train, I met a nice lady who was a ________ of the ________ and was ________ with the area. She offered to ____ __ _______ and give me some ____ on where to stay and what to do. She also told me her name was Lisa and she was an ______ of a popular ____. I was impressed by her and felt lucky to have met her.
We had a nice ____ and exchanged our ____ URLs. She said she would _____ ___ my ____ and ______ me on what she thought. She also asked me to _____ a ______ on her phone to ______ her ________ of contacts. She said it would be __________ for us to ____ __ _____ and ____ _____ __ each other. I agreed and did as she asked.
That was a _____ move
As soon as I _______ the ______, I realized something was wrong. Lisa’s phone was actually a device that _____ my ________ and _________. She was not an ______ or a _______, she was a _____ and a _____. She had ________ me as a victim and _______ me into giving her my personal information. She then used it to ____ into my _______ and ____ and ____ ___ __ me. She posted ____________ and ____ things about me and ____________ me. She also ________ the whole thing online and _______ at me.
I was _____ on the train with no way to stop her. I felt _____ and _______. I wished I had followed the __________ on online _______ and _____________ that I had read before. I wished I had _______ the ________ of the ______ before I _______ i