阅读理解。
Now net fiction (小说) , also called computer fiction is
popular in more than 80 countries.
To write computer fictions, the writers don't have to think
about making any plot. Like reporters, they just go to a lot of
places and collect materials: what most women want, their ideas
about life and love, their happiness and sufferings and emotions.
All these materials are fed into the computer to be processed (处
理) and classified (分类). Then the writers just pick some
materials from every part and fill in some details (细节) and a
story is made up.
The first computer fiction was edited by 13 editors and
published in Canada in 1976. It was a great success and 45 million
copies were sold. Seeing this new process as profittaking (赢利
的) , a big American publishing company bought over the majority
of the 13 Canadian editors and soon a series of computer fictions
were published in the United States.
All the computer fictions have very romantic (浪漫的) titles.
The heroine(女主人公) is always about 20, while the hero is a
30 to 40 bachelor(单身的) , handsome, with money and power.
The hero and the heroine have a happy reunion(团聚) after all
kinds of misunderstandings(误会). Computer fictions are enjoyed
by most women readers of the west. But people doubt if they have
any literary value(文学价值).
1. When writing computer fictions, the writers _____ .
A. think hard
B. collect materials from many places
C. express what they want to
D. describe women's sufferings and emotions
2. How do computers write fictions?
A. They classify the materials and make up a story according to the information put into them.
B. They pick up some useful materials.
C. They make up the story in details.
D. They are no more than typists.
3. The first computer fiction was published ____ years ago.
A. 13
B. 35
C. 20
D. 80
4. Computer fictions are all about ____.
A. romantic people
B. 20-year-old beautiful women
C. rich, strong and handsome young men
D. the happy lives of heroines and heroes
5. Computer fictions are popular for the following possible reasons except that _____.
A. readers like them
B. they are easily sold
C. people are curious about the stories written by computers
D. people doubt if they have any literary value
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