Read the article quickly. What is the main reason for writing it?

3. b (to give some facts about the problem of illegal downloads) 4. Number the paragraph summaries in order: 1. The extent of the problem 2. The ways people get music 3. Possible solutions for the future 4. Examples of people who have been punished 5. What do the bold words refer to? - one or two (line 3): the CDs - This (line 7): file-sharing (downloading songs to a computer and allowing other people to copy them) - this (line 11): the exchange of copyrighted materials without permission (music piracy) - this (line 12): music piracy - One of them (line 26): organizations that represent musicians 6. What do these numbers in the article refer to? - £1 billion (line 13): the cost to the recording industry over the next few years due to music piracy. - 14-24 (line 17): the age range of the teenagers surveyed. - 10000 (line 18): the number of songs that teenagers' hard drives can allow others to copy. - 48 per cent (line 22): the percentage of a music collection that is copied illegally. - $222 000 (line 23): This number is not explicitly clear in the visible text, but based on typical context for this text (Jammie Thomas case), it refers to the fine. - 1702 (line 31): This number is cut off in the text, but often refers to the number of songs Jammie Thomas was accused of sharing.