The newest poll results in the US indicated that 75% of Internet users believed that the Internet heightens and increases human intelligence, and that this would make people smarter in the next ten years。

　　In addition, two-thirds felt that the Internet improves reading and writing capabilities。

　　However, 21% of those surveyed felt that the cons of the Internet outweighed its pros。

　　Surfing the Internet all day may make people dumber, and even lower the IQ of some heavily-dependent users。

　　Dialogue Example：

　　Winter break is almost over. Ben is writing his homework at the very last moment, like always. Ben's mother Gina is asking about his progress after dinner。

　　Gina: Are you done with your homework yet? I could tutor you。

　　Ben: I'm almost done. I'd like to ask you a question about my science homework。

　　Gina: What's the question?

　　Ben: Are orangutans and baboons the same sort of animal?

　　Gina: I think they're probably different。

　　Ben: What's different about them?

　　Gina: One's more like a monkey, and the other more human-like。

　　Ben: How do you differentiate them?

　　Gina: I'm not really sure either。

　　Ben: Looks like it's faster to look for answers on Google than from you。

　　美国一份最新的民调结果显示，有75%的网友和专家相信，网络可以提高并增加人类智慧。而且因此未来十年内，人会变得更聪明。

　　还有三分之二的人认为网络可以提升阅读和写作能力。

　　不过也有21%的受访者认为网络的坏处大过于好处，成天挂在网络上，有可能让人变笨，甚至拉低某些重度使用者的智商。

　　对话范例：

　　寒假快结束了，Ben跟往年一样总是在最后一刻才赶工写作业，Ben的母亲Gina在晚饭后关心Ben的作业进度。

　　Gina：作业写完没？我可以教你。

　　Ben：快写好了，我有个自然作业的问题想问你。

　　Gina：什么问题？

　　Ben：猩猩和狒狒是一样的动物吗？

　　Gina：我想应该不一样吧。

　　Ben：哪里不一样？

　　Gina：一个比较像猴子，一个比较像人类。

　　Ben：怎么区分？

　　Gina：我也不是很清楚。

　　Ben：看来要向你寻求解答还不如去google找答案可能还快些。