Passwords that show no imagination or distinctiveness(独特)are easy prey for information pirates (盗窈者),a new US study says. A statistica analysis of 28,000 passwords recently stolen from a popular US website and posted on the Internet reveals that people often do the easy thing. It found that 16 percent took a first nameas a password,often their own or one of their children. according to the study published by Information Week.Another 14 percent relied on the casicst keyboard combinations to remember such as "1234"or"12345678".For those using English keyboards,"OWERTY” was popular.Likewise"AZERTY"scored with people with European keyboards. Five percent of the stolen passwords were names of tlevision shows or stars popular with young people like"Hannah"inspired by singer Hannah Montana."Pokemon""Matrix",and "Tronman”were others. The word "password",or easy to guess variations(变化)like"password1"accounted for(占)four percent. Three percent of the passwords expressed attitudes like"I don't care" "Whatever"."Yes"or“No". There were sentimental (情感的) choices——"Iloveyou"-and their opposite——"lhateyou". Robert Giraham, of the company Erata Security,which did the aalysis and published the conelusions. advises that to better protect against eyber intrusions:“Choose a password that is longer than eight characters with one capital (大写的) letter and one symbol."1. Some Europeans probably use________ as their password.

      Better think twice before choosing a password for emails, online bank accounts and airline tickets. Passwords that show no imagination or distinctiveness(独特)are easy prey for information pirates (盗窈者),a new US study says. A statistica analysis of 28,000 passwords recently stolen from a popular US website and posted on the Internet reveals that people often do the easy thing.
    It found that 16 percent took a first nameas a password,often their own or one of their children. according to the study published by Information Week.Another 14 percent relied on the casicst keyboard combinations to remember such as "1234"or"12345678".For those using English keyboards,"OWERTY” was popular.Likewise"AZERTY"scored with people with European keyboards.
    Five percent of the stolen passwords were names of tlevision shows or stars popular with young people like"Hannah"inspired by singer Hannah Montana."Pokemon""Matrix",and "Tronman”were others. The word "password",or easy to guess variations(变化)like"password1"accounted for(占)four percent. Three percent of the passwords expressed attitudes like"I don't care" "Whatever"."Yes"or“No". There were sentimental (情感的) choices——"Iloveyou"-and their opposite——"lhateyou".
    Robert Giraham, of the company Erata Security,which did the aalysis and published the conelusions. advises that to better protect against eyber intrusions:“Choose a password that is longer than eight characters with one capital (大写的) letter and one symbol."
1. Some Europeans probably use________ as their password.
 A. I love you  B.123456789 C.QWERTY D.AZERTY
 2.Which of the following passwords expresses the master's atitude to life?
A.George.     B. Jackson
C.Whatever  D. llovemygirlfriend.
3.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?
A. Many people took their own name or one of their children's name as a password.
B. lmaginative or distinctive pesswords are easy to steal.
C. Many paswords recently were stolen because people often set n casy password.
D.“lloveyou" and "Ihateyou" express master's feelings.
4. Which of the following passwords is safe according to Robert Graham's advice?
A.I am a student in school.  B.ABCDEFGHIJK.
 C.20080808.                 D. Mr jimsmith@