1 . Yang Le Ge Yang, a game on WeChat’s mini program platform, has spread widely on Chinese social media, with a related topic lopping the trending charts (排行榜) on Weibo.

The game is characterized by comic-like art design and background music and its brief introduction that less than 0.1% of players can complete all the levels.

In order to pass the level efficiently, a huge crowd, especially the teenagers, focus their energy and pocket money on seeking the strategy, with little knowledge of the potential risk of being cheated.

Hanging over the situation, China’s top legislature (立法机关) took an effective measure against telecom and online fraud (诈骗) on September 2 by adopting widely expected law that will smooth out these crimes (犯罪) which have long disturbed the public and led to people’s financial losses after receiving spam messages (垃圾短信) and calls.

The law on telecom and online fraud, which has 50 articles, was passed after being reviewed three times by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. China’s top legislative body, aiming to offer strong protection of people’s rights and punish cheaters.

As some people, particularly teenagers, were defrauded by being tricked into buying online game equipment, the Cyberspace Administration of China has worked with the Ministry of Public Security in the fight against cheaters since the beginning of this year. So far, they have dealt with more than 12,000 such cases and asked internet operators to improve the public’s channels to provide fraud-related information.

1. Why does the passage begin with a popular game?

A．To share a hot game.	B．To entertain the readers.
C．To introduce the topic.	D．To attract readers’ attention.

2. What can be inferred from paragraph 3 and 4?

A．Telecom and online fraud is a new crime.

B．Teens focus on the game as a result of feeling secure and protected.

C．China’s legislation will take action to fight against the online fraud.

D．Some individuals fail to recognize the truth of spam messages and calls.

3. What can be learned about the law against the online fraud?

A．It was officially reviewed 50 times.

B．It didn’t reach the public’s expectation.

C．It hardly contributed to guarding against online fraud.

D．It was passed to protect people’s rights and punish cheaters.

4. What might the writer continue to write in the following paragraph?

A．The ways to rise to frauds.

B．The details of various frauds.

C．The frauds that teenagers were tricked into.

D．The channels to provide fraud-related information.