题目内容：

    Todd Jones is a 15­year­old student from Washington, D．C. In a chat room called Webfriends, he started talking to someone ______ to be a 13­year­old junior high school student in Texas named Josh. For several weeks, they chatted online about their hobbies and quickly ______. Then Josh started telling Todd about his ______. He said that his father had lost his job and his grandmother was very ill. ______ money was urgently needed, he wondered if Todd could help. Feeling bad for his new friend, Todd transferred(转账) $50 to Josh's bank account.

Two weeks later, Josh asked Todd for $50 to help pay for school supplies like notebooks. ______， Todd sent the money. Over the next month, Josh asked Todd for money five times, for a total of $300. Gradually, Todd was beginning to feel ______ of his chat room friend. He turned to Bob Howard, a cybercrime specialist at the police department. After some checking, Howard discovered that Todd's chat room friend was not 13­year­old Josh from Texas but 38­year­old David Klein from New York. As it ______， Klein had made friends with more than twenty middle school students in different chat rooms, using a different ______ each time. By claiming to be poor or ill, Klein had ______ more than $3，000 from these students.

Howard urges everyone to be ______ when they visit chat rooms: “Never send money to someone you meet online or meet online friends in person.”

1.A. seeming B. claiming C. tending D. wishing

2.A. met B. got through C. bonded D. split up

3.A. family B. study C. dream D. outcome

4.A. Before B. Unless C. Once D. Since

5.A. Yet B. Again C. Altogether D. Hardly

6.A. unhappy B. worried C. frightened D. skeptical

7.A. turned out B. came across C. gave away D. broke out

8.A. voice B. relationship C. identity D. outline

9.A. withdrawn B. received C. offered D. stolen

10.A. careful B. sincere C. accurate D. simple