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  3. If you happen to be shopping in the Ginza district of Tokyo, you might get a message on your mobile phone telling you which of t

If you happen to be shopping in the Ginza district of Tokyo, you might get a message on your mobile phone telling you which of t

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问题     If you happen to be shopping in the Ginza district of Tokyo, you might get a message on your mobile phone telling you which of the shops you’ re near has a sale on at the【C1】mo________. But do the shops know how to contact you? How do they know where you are?

    The answer is RFID—radio freguency identification. RFID is in many ways a great idea. How does it work?Tiny computer chips ( or  " tags " ) are【C2】________(attach) to objects, clothes or packaging. These chips can be read by a central computer network. If you want to find your lost dog or to research the movements of ants, RFID is very【C3】  ________(help). This is what researchers at Bristol University【C4】 ________in 2009. Just put the tag on the animal and watch from a safe 【C5】dis________. RFID has commercial uses too. Delta Airlines uses it to track luggage and the US Department of Defense uses it to count its weapons and vehicles.
    So how can RFID be used in【C6】adv________? Well, imagine your clothes have an RFID tag. Every time you enter the shopping mall a scanner "reads" your name, age and buying habits. It knows which shampoo you buy, which bread you prefer. The scanner then uses this information to target you【C7】________special offers. Just a few years ago, this sounded like science fiction, but it’ s becoming more and more common.
    So, what is the problem? The problem is that great technology is often used for less great【C8】pur________. RFID could easily be used to track people instead of products. The boss may decide to track his workers—to see【C9】________spends their time smoking outside or taking long lunch breaks.     The government may want to see which books you are reading or which political gatherings you are attending. As all shoppers know, everything costs something. The cost of RFID may be your【C10】________(private).
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答案moment
解析 第一段开头提到如果你碰巧在东京银座购物，你可能会收到一条短信，短信的内容是附近商场里正在打折的商店，根据句意及所给字母提示，且at the moment意为“现在”。故填入moment。
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