The speaker compares the Internet to [originaltext] The Internet is a global

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问题 The speaker compares the Internet to
The Internet is a global web of computers connected to each other by wires, cables, satellites, radio waves, and waves of light. If you look at a map of big cities, smaller towns, and scattered houses, each is connected by roads, railways, rivers and other things.
    The "big cities" of the Internet are the server computers of Yahoo, Tripod, AOL, and other networks. They often have search engines, e-mail services, shopping, entertainment, and other services that draw millions of people from all around the world just like the post offices, stores, movie theaters, and other places do in the communities where we live.
    Other computers on the Internet are also part of these online towns. Local banks often provide access to account information with their computers. Businesses like Wal-Mart, Lowes, and many others have computers that provide online stores where people can purchase different items. Many colleges and universities offer online classes that allow people to get their degrees on the Internet. You can often pay your cable bill, credit card payment, electric bill and other payments online. You can even buy groceries online at places like Net-Grocer. You can do just about anything online that you can offline.

选项 A、a map.
B、cities.
C、towns.
D、roads.

答案 A

解析 细节题。短文开头说到,因特网就是以各种各样的形式如电线、电缆等相互连接起来的全球网络,正如大城市、小城镇及零散的房子的地图,它们是由马路,铁路,河流及其他事物把各部分连接在一起,可以看出作者将因特网比喻成地图,即选A。
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