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阅读下面短文,按要求完成下面小题。

Have you ever bought anything that you can’t touch or see? Nowadays, virtual (虚拟的) products have become more and more popular.

There is a product called “virtual tree hole”. This means that you can pay for someone to listen to you talk about your life. “Virtual supervision (监督)” is when you need someone to keep an eye on you if you can’t study or read carefully. The price is usually from 10 yuan to several hundred yuan, depending on different needs.

Under the increasing pressure of studying, working and relationships, more people want to find ways to lower their stress and keep themselves happy.

“Some secrets can’t be shared with family and friends. Talking to strangers is a better way forme,” Yu Xiaoyu, 30, who has bought a “virtual tree hole” said. “The most important is that strangers are more objective (客观的) in looking at the problems.” “There is also less trouble for family and friends because they are also busy,” Yu added.

However, the experience isn’t always good. Yu met a “tree hole” that didn’t pay much attention to her problems. “It’s a matter of luck,” Yu said. “Sometimes you happen to talk to someone who’s really patient and even professional; sometimes you meet someone who ends up making you feel even worse.”

Buying virtual products shows young people’s emotional (情感的) needs. However, there’s also a risk that they may trust strangers more when they are down. It’s still important to think about how safe this virtual service is, especially when it asks for more money.

1. A “virtual tree hole” means that you can _____________________ someone to listen to you.
2. Virtual products can help people _____________________ and keep them happy.
3. What is the most important reason for Yu Xiaoyu to buy a “virtual tree hole”?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
4. What may happen if people talk to someone who can’t help them through a “tree hole”?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
5. Do you like virtual products? Why or why not?
__________________________________________________________________________________________

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