III. Reading Comprehension: Choose the most appropriate answer. (2 points each； 40 points in total)Passage A: Questions 31-35         It's time for consumers to take charge of their own data security. While firms that holdsensitive information do have to play their part, we shouldn't rely solely on them to keep ourinformation safe. It's pretty much guaranteed that someone has some piece of information about usalready. You probably haven't had your identity exploited yet only because there aren't enoughthieves around. So what can you do to prevent cybercrimes from affecting you? Protect yourselffrom unauthorized activity by doing more than just making up strong passwords and checking youraccount statements and credit reports. You also need to set up your accounts with multi-factorauthentication. Whenever you sign in to an account, a one-time code is sent via text message orphone call that you have to input to log-in. It's like a second password but makes life harder for athief to guess since it changes all the time. You should also set up your accounts with a verificationprocess. Anytime a change is made to your account, an email or text is sent to you to notify you ofthe change. If it wasn't you that made the change, you will get a heads up that something fraudulentis happening.
【題組】31.Why can t we trust companies to protect our information?
(A) It's not easy for consumers to get data.
(B) It's something they don't want to invest in.
(C) It's not in their best interest to do so.
(D) It's nearly impossible to keep it a secret.