Facebook is one of the most popular websites that offer social networking today with more than l billion users around the world. Online social networking is just like-minded people coming together for some activities, forming groups, having discussions, sharing photographs, etc. Similarly, Facebook enables all these activities by various applications(運用程序) , for example, providing forums, photo sharing options. video updating, keeping a track on all the happenings in their formed communities, people they have approved to be linked to, etc. Online gaming is one of the biggest USPs(獨特的賣點) of Facebook, and indeed, games like Farmville and Mafia Wars have attracted many users to the site. Facebook also offered a brilliant platform for business to reach out to their customers.
???? In the beginning, Facebook was just meant for Harvard University students to find and contact fellow students. It was meant to serve the purpose of keeping track of who was new to college to get in touch with each other for project purposes.? It was an online directory(目錄) , and was founded in 2004 0n the Harvard University campus. However, as soon as it was launched, almost two thirds of the total number of students registered themselves on Facebook. Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, along with Chris Hughes, Dustin Moskovitz. and Eduardo Saverin. helped in the launch of the site. To pursue this, Mark dropped out of Harvard and got into making Facebook a worldwide accessible site, and then to its current stand of being the top social networking site in the world.
???? Today, Facebook rules the social networking world, with one person in fourteen using it. It is also the second most popular site in the US, and is worth billions of dollars. And it has been a success story for the four co-founders, making them all accidental billionaires.
???? Title :? Facebook-the most popular social networking site in the world
I . Definition :
???? *One popular website?? ? 1.??
Ⅱ.? ? 2.? :
???? * Enabling people to gather for 3.?? ? 0n it
???? * ? 4.? ?
* Offering a brilliant platform for businesses to reach out to their customers
Ⅲ?? Birth :
???? * Time: in 2004
???? * Place: ?? 5.
lV. ?? 6.?? :
???? * To help students contact each other
V.? ? 7.?? :
???? * Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, along with Chris Hughes, Dustin Moskovitz, and Eduardo Saverin
VI. Popularity:
??? * As an??? ? 8.? ?? : having almost two thirds of the students on it
??? * As the top social networking site :
????????????????????????????????????????? ruling? the social networking ;
????????????????????????????????????????? having over???? 9.?? ? in the world;
???????????????????????????????????????????? being ?? 10.?? ? billions of dollars
1.Offering social networking
2.Initial(original) advantages /benefits
3.Different/various activities
4.Providing/Offering online games.
5.In Harvard University
6.Purpose/Aim/Goal/Intention
7.Inventors/founders
8.Online directory
9.1 billion users
10.worth
【解析】
試題分析：文章介紹關于Facebook的信息，包括它的創(chuàng)建者，最初目的，和現(xiàn)在的發(fā)展流行情況。
1.原詞重現(xiàn)：從第一段的句子：Facebook is one of the most popular websites that offer social networking today with more than l billion users around the world. 可知Facebook的一個主要的功能是提供社交網(wǎng)絡：Offering social networking
2.歸納題：下面提到的都是Facebook的好處：Initial(original) advantages /benefits
3.句意歸納題：從第一段的句子：Facebook enables all these activities by various applications(運用程序) 可知Facebook可以讓人們參加里面的各種各樣的活動：Different/various activities
4.句意歸納題：從第一段的句子：Online gaming is one of the biggest USPs(獨特的賣點) of Facebook, 可知Facebook可以給人們提供晚上的游戲：Providing/Offering online games.
5.句意歸納題：從第二段的句子：In the beginning, Facebook was just meant for Harvard University students to find and contact fellow students. 可知Facebook是在哈佛大學被創(chuàng)建的：In Harvard University
6.句意歸納題：從第二段的句子：It was meant to serve the purpose of keeping track of who was new to college to get in touch with each other for project purposes.? 可知這里將的是創(chuàng)辦Facebook的目的：Purpose/Aim/Goal/Intention
7.句意歸納題：從第二段的句子：Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, along with Chris Hughes, Dustin Moskovitz. and Eduardo Saverin. helped in the launch of the site. 可知Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, Chris Hughes, Dustin Moskovitz, 和 Eduardo Saverin是Facebook的創(chuàng)辦者： Inventors/founders
8.原詞重現(xiàn)：從第二段的句子：It was an online directory(目錄) , and was founded in 2004 0n the Harvard University campus.可知填 Online directory
9.原詞重現(xiàn)：從第一段的句子：Facebook is one of the most popular websites that offer social networking today with more than l billion users around the world. 1 billion users
10.原詞重現(xiàn)：從第三段的句子：It is also the second most popular site in the US, and is worth billions of dollars. 可知填worth
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