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Environmental allergies are becoming more prevalent and are not likely to ________ any time soon.

In cinema-therapy, psychotherapists ________ films to clients—movies in which the characters or plots are similar to the clients’ problems.

We are responsible for giving the body all the calcium it needs. When we don’t do so, it takes the bone-building mineral right from the ________ in the bones.

Women are ________ to new high-tech ventures, where sex doesn’t matter.

The Internet raises serious issues of personal information ________ and ownership of intellectual property.

The criminal was told he would be ________ from punishment if he said what he knew about the murder.

As a defense against air-pollution damage, many plants and animals ________ a substance to absorb harmful chemicals.

The victim recovered consciousness when the doctor had applied artificial ________.

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Directions: In this part there are two paragraphs in Chinese. Read it carefully and translate the following paragraphs into English. Write your translation on the ANSWER SHEET.互联网的广泛应用正以前所未有的力度和速度改变着人类的工作、生活甚至是思维方式。我们在欢呼信息技术带来便利的同时，也深刻体会到潜在危机的存在。近年来，医生个人隐私泄露事件的频繁发生给医生带来困扰，甚至影响到医生个人的正常生活。因此，研究“互联网+”背景下的隐私问题日益重要。在“互联网+”的时代背景下，大数据的海量挖掘、分析、再利用加速了医生个人隐私的“公开化”，在客观上侵犯了医生个人隐私权益。因此，要加快医生隐私保护相关法律法规的立法工作；完善医生隐私保护的监管体系，健全社会规范，管理部门、企业履行各自社会责任；加强互联网技术建设，做好防范措施；增强数据控制者和医生的隐私保护意识。保障医生个人隐私权益真正得以实现，还需要各方携手，共同努力。

With the rapid development of network connection, the popularity of smart phones and the constant changes of insurance standards, more and more medical service providers begin to use electronic communication equipment to complete their work. More than 15 million Americans received some form of telemedicine last year, according to the American Telemedicine Association. The group predicts that the number will increase by 30% next year. In the past year, the number of patients, medical organizations and employers using telemedicine services in the United States has increased.Through telephone, video and email, customers can establish contact with doctors they have never met. Usually, these customers are consulting about less serious diseases, such as colds, flu, ear pain and rashes, which cost about $45 each time. In the same way, it costs $100 to go to the doctor’s office, $160 to the emergency clinic, and $750 to the emergency room. Many health care plans and employers can’t wait to provide these services to their members, so that they can get convenient medical services without having to go out of the house. This year, nearly 75% of employers in large companies will provide telemedicine services to their employees as a benefit. The number is 48% higher than last year.But the above data does not show that telemedicine has entered every household. Recently, Healthmine conducted a survey of 500 tech savvy consumers and found that 39% still don’t know what telemedicine is. Of these people, 42% tend to communicate with doctors face to face. In another survey of 1,500 family doctors, only 15% had ever used telemedicine at work. In the case of rapid growth, telemedicine industry still has significant problems and challenges.The American Medical Association (AMA) approved a new code of ethics for telemedicine this month, calling on telemedicine practitioners to recognize the limitations of the service and to make medical recommendations when they have enough information about patients.However, there is not always a consensus on the limitations of telemedicine examination. Jason Gorevic, CEO of teladoc, which went public last year, said his group has designed more than 100 treatment guidelines based on the characteristics of telemedicine, including a five point scale to guide doctors’ telemedicine behavior. Even so, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that doctors take a quick test or throat test before prescribing antibiotics.Employers and Medicare programs are willing to pay for telemedicine, but insurers are less happy with the way patients call, email or video to consult doctors about long-standing health problems. Unless you go to the scene to consult a doctor, it’s very difficult to cover the cost of seeing a doctor.More and more hospitals will tend to invest in telemedicine systems, and other academic centers have also started to provide remote counseling services.1. What is the purpose for the author to mention the number in the first paragraph?2. What seems to be the problem in the development of telemedicine?3. The new code of ethics for telemedicine made by AMA ________.4. What is the attitude for health insurers to the bill of telemedicine?5. What can be inferred about the future of the telemedicine?

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