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　　Angie Zou hardly writes text messages now. Sitting at her office desk, Angie asks on her mobile phone, where they should go to eat. When it buzzes(发出嗡嗡声) seconds later, she lifts it to her ear for her friend’s reply. The conversation goes back and forth through these pieces of words before they decide on the place for lunch.

　　Like millions of others across Asia, Angie is using WeChat, a smart phone app(应用程序) developed in China, to send voice messages, snapshots(快照) and emoticons(表情符号) to her friends. Now that its walkie-talkie-style(对讲机式) messages have become everywhere. And the app’s features include Look Around, which allows users to chat to strangers nearby.

　　WeChat’s popularity has grown quickly since it came into use in 2011. Tencent, the company(公司) that developed the app, said in September that its users had doubled in six months to 200 million. Most users are in China, though WeChat is being used across Asia and already has users in the US and the UK. WeChat is becoming the first Chinese social media app with the possibility to go to the whole world.

60．Why does Angie hardly write text messages now？

A．Because she uses WeChat now.

B．Because she is too busy.

C．Because her phone is broken.

D．Because she can’t write them quickly.

61．What can WeChat not be used to do？

A．To send voice messages.

B．To send snapshots and emoticons.

C．To translate articles.

D．To chat to strangers nearby.

62．Which company of China developed WeChat？

A．Google. 　　　　　　　　　B．Tencent.

C．Sina. 　　　　　　　　　　D．Sohu.

63．Most users of WeChat are in ___________.

A．the UK 　　　　　　　　　 B．the USA

C．Korea　　　　　　　　　　 D．China