M10unit4ReadingFightagainstcybercrime.doc

M10 unit4 Reading Fight against cybercrime 制卷：張柳 審核：鐘成桂 編號：10Learning aims:1. read a passage of a speech about cybercrime and an information sheet about intellectual property2. how to sort out information預(yù)學(xué)案：（基礎(chǔ)知識梳理）Step1:Difficult words or phrases1. commit crime online 2. a theoretical possibility 3. with little risk of being caught 4.classify into 5. delete sbs files without permission 6.intellectual property 7. bank accounts 8. ripe target 9. statistics 10.break into security systems 11. security consultant 12. in some cases 13. confidential information 14.keep them from leaking the contents 15. many holes in their legal systems 16.the only answer to this problem 17. take steps (measures) to 18. negotiate international standards 19. work together 20.cheat sb. of Step2:Difficult sentences1. A survey conducted in 2010 by the Computer Security Institute, a private organization in the USA, showed that 45.6 per cent of the 351 biggest companies and government agencies had had their security system broken into in the previous year.(L27-30) 2Considering how bad the situation with cybercrime against companies has become, many people wonder why so little is known about this. (L34-L37) . Step3:Do you have any questions? 導(dǎo)學(xué)案Step1:Lead inDo you prefer to live in a peaceful world?What other kind of crimes do you know?Step2:Fast reading Go through the passage as quickly as possible and try to find answers to the three questions . 1.According to the Council of Europe, how many types of cybercrime are there? 2. How many companies and government agencies were surveyed by the Computer Security Institute? 3. What is the solution to cybercrime? Step3:Detailed reading Task one Analyze the structure of the article and summarize main idea of each part.Part I(1-2)The d_ and different t_ of cybercrime。Part II(3-5)The extent of the problemPart III(6)The legal s_ regarding cybercrimePart IV(7-8)The s_ to the problemTask twoAnalyze each part one by one Part I (1-2) The definition and different types of cybercrime1. Para. 1 This paragraph mainly gives a brief introduction of _.2. What is the meaning of cybercrime? 3. Can you name some examples of cybercrime？ Part II (3-5) The extent of the problem1.Is cybercrime a serious problem? 2.According to the Council of Europe, who is affected by cybercrime? 3.What damages does cybercrime cause? 4.Little is known about cybercrime because _. A. the situation is really too bad B. many companies are unwilling to report the casesC. companies fear they will lose customersD. companies are sure they can protect their customers money Part III(6): The legal situation regarding cybercrimeOne1._ reason It is further complicated by the legal situation regarding cybercrimeThe present 2._ situation about cybercrimeMany governments 3._ passed laws, leaving many4. _ in their legal system. Some have laws against traditional crimes 5_ others have no laws at all. Most countries dont have arrangements for dealing with 6._ cybercriminals. 8._It is of 7._to catch cybercriminals.Part IV The solution to the problem Only by international cooperation can we s_ this problem. These criminals p_ the best technical skills in the world, m_ that governments must join their f_ to keep up. The UN is also required to form a special a_ to act.Part V ConsolidationRead carefully and choose the right answers.1. Which one of the measures will NOT be taken to prevent online crimes? A. Educating people who use computers. B. Seeking international cooperation. C. Passing laws. D. Preventing people from using the Internet.2. Which of the following is true according to the passage? A. As the Internet develops, more kinds of crimes happen B. Cybercriminals are easily caught. C. Cybercrime has nothing to do with the real life. D. Cybercrimes are mostly committed by common surfers.3. What is the present situation regarding cybercrime? A. Cybercrime is so new that the legal systems in many countries remain to be improved. B. All the countries have passed laws against cybercrime. C. It is easier to catch cybercriminals in Europe because visas are not required. D. All the governments are working together and cooperatively against cybercrime.4. Which of the following should not be included in cybercrime? A. Crimes related to a lack of proper Internet security B. E-mail that try to cheat them of money C. Creating websites with offensive information D. Theft5. Which of the following is not one of the necessary ways to fight against the cybercrime? A. Cooperation B. Legal system