The benefits of the Internet are widely known: it offers access to all kinds of information imaginable and provides opportunities to communicate with others around the world, to share opinions and play games. Parents recognize that it can (1)_________ a world of learning and new experiences for their children, but because the Internet is (2)___________ of millions of private sites which no one can control, (3)_______ there are risks involved. It potentially exposes youngsters to offensive material and even dangerous situations, and crimes like abductions, which begin with seemingly harmless online introductions, are becoming increasingly common. Recently, however, there have been efforts to raise awareness of the dangers on the Internet. Parents should tell their children to remember at all times that in chat rooms, they are dealing with complete strangers and not giving out any personal information is the (4)__________ to Internet safety. Specialised software can be (5)________ which filters out unsuitable sites. There are also safe sites for children where (6)__________ is required. Such sites are constantly (7)__________ to make sure that no one breaks the rules: no sharing of personal details, no requests for email addresses and no rudeness. The Internet is vast and under governable, but provided that certain (8) _______ are taken, young people can safely benefit from its riches. 1. A. transplant B. unlock C. enable D. explore 2. A. comprised B. developed C. consumed D. converted 3. A. totally B. greatly C. inevitably D. shortly 4. A. flat B. distinct C. central D. key 5. A. injected B. inserted C. installed D. inhibited 6. A. readership B. membership C. sponsorship D. companionship 7. A. restored B. stared C. monitored D. witnessed 8. A procedures B. modifications C. attempts D. precautions