

Woman: I realize the Internet’s really useful, but whenever I’m online, I just know I’m being watched.
Man: What do you mean?
Woman: Well, marketing companies keep track of everything we do, and the government’s guilty of it, too.
Man: Yeah, you’re right. That sort of bothers me, too.
Woman: And what about hackers and other criminals? We’re an open book to them, too.
Man: When you put it that way, using a credit card online seems really risky.
Two friends are talking about using the Internet. What is the woman's feeling toward the Internet?
$A$. She would like more protection.
$B$. She is frequently tempted to shop online.
$C$. She feels like she is doing something illegal.
$D$. She feels safer when watched by the government.
Man: What do you mean?
Woman: Well, marketing companies keep track of everything we do, and the government’s guilty of it, too.
Man: Yeah, you’re right. That sort of bothers me, too.
Woman: And what about hackers and other criminals? We’re an open book to them, too.
Man: When you put it that way, using a credit card online seems really risky.
Two friends are talking about using the Internet. What is the woman's feeling toward the Internet?
$A$. She would like more protection.
$B$. She is frequently tempted to shop online.
$C$. She feels like she is doing something illegal.
$D$. She feels safer when watched by the government.