Most of China’s internet users go online to chat or seek entertainment rather than look for jobs or conduct business. Accord

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问题     Most of China’s internet users go online to chat or seek entertainment rather than look for jobs or conduct business.
    According to a recent report released by China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), China’s Internet users totaled 162 million in the first six months of 2007.The country reported 137 million users last year.
    The rapid growth could be translated into almost 100 new users per minute in the past six months. At this rate of increase, China is expected to overtake the United States, the world’s leader, by the end of last month.
    The number of China’s Internet users has been on the rise since 1994, when it was first introduced to the country. However, the research showed most users were interested in chat rooms and entertainment, and not in job searches, education, or e-banking. More than 60 percent regarded online music and videos as an important source of entertainment, though about 75 percent read online news and used search engines for information. Only 21 percent used e-banking services and 3.9 percent booked tickets through the Internet.
    Wang Enhai, an official with CNNIC, and one of the authors of the report, said the phenomenon is due to China’s Internet infancy(初期) and to the fact that most users were young people. "China’s Internet market is just emerging and there are still a lot of things to be done before a mature online business environment can be established," Wang said.
According to the passage, over half the Internet users in China go online for ____.

选项 A、language learning
B、job searching
C、entertainment
D、business matters

答案C

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