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Electronic mail has been in widespread use for more than a decade, simplifyi

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问题     Electronic mail has been in widespread use for more than a decade, simplifying the flow of ideas, connecting people from distant offices and eliminating the need for meetings, but E-mail should be carefully managed to avoid unclear and inappropriate communication. As time goes on, and more people surf the Net, the amount of unsolicited e-mail grows. Some folks reasonably assume that cyberspace mirrors many aspects of other forms of communications. It would seem that since telemarketing and direct mail are successfully used as marketing techniques for many businesses, it should follow that direct e-mail, or unsolicited e-mail, should also work. This topic is hotly debated between experienced Internet users and newcomers.
    Unlike receiving promotional materials through the mail or over the phone, e-mail does carry a cost to the recipient. "Bandwidth" is used every time an e-mail message is sent and places a load on existing resources. The process of sending unsolicited e-mail to large, untargeted lists, or through mailing list discussion groups or Usenet newsgroups, is known as "spamming". Spamming wastes bandwidth. Imagine if it became common practice for businesses to market this way. Not only would it be annoying for many, the load on the system would translate to higher access fees. Unlike regular mail where the sender pays the cost of delivering the mail, e-mail is cheap to send, and in some cases, expensive to receive.
    Many businesses responsibly market by e-mail, for example, by inviting existing customers or website visitors to receive future e-mail announcements. Some of the free e-mail services are advertiser supported and hence using e-mail marketing in an up front acceptable manner. Hopefully, this will be the norm, rendering the inconvenience of spam a thing of the past. [br] The general use of the term "spare" in this text refers to______.
选项 A、any unwanted e-mail
B、any untargeted e-mail
C、any unsolicited e-mail
D、any targeted e-mail
答案 C
解析 本题可参照原文的“The process of sending unsolicited e—mail to large，untargetedlists，or through mailing list discussion groups or Usenet newsgroups，is known as‘spamming’．”A项的unwanted与unsolicited含义不符；B项的untargeted应修饰lists；D项的targeted违背原文。因此正确答案为C。
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