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Unit 5 Testing Guide Unit 5 Testing Guide UNIT 5 TESTING GUIDE UNIT 5 TESTING GUIDE TEST 1 Richard _ _ _ _. a) spends most of his time reading the news b) hardly ever plays games online Juliet: I only spend a few hours a week on the Net. c) often goes to a bank to pay the bills I generally read the news online. uses the Internet only for fun Carlos: I check my accounts and pay the bills online. d) Lola: I do research for my project so I am online nearly 2 hours a day. 4. Henry: Internet Safety is very important nowadays. Brenda: I can’t refuse my friends chat requests. We have Sue: _ _ _ _? a large group of online friends. Henry: You should be very careful when you are online. 1. According to the information above, who might be an Sue: _ _ _ _? internet addict? Henry: Certainly. You cannot know who the person on a) Juliet the other side is. b) Carlos Sue: You are right. I never share my password or c) Lola personal information with my online friends. d) Brenda Henry: _ _ _ _? Sue: Playing games, checking my mail, downloading 2. Murphy is a web designer. He works really hard so he music files and commenting on some photos. must check his mail in the mornings. Then, he browses the websites for new ideas. In the afternoons, he often Which of the following DOES NOT complete the continues designing his customer’s websites. He also sends conversation? some text messages about future work. Finally, he comes home late and goes to sleep. a) What do you mean b) Are you always connected to the Internet Which of the following must Murphy do before he leaves c) Do you mean even when I am playing a game his office? d) What purposes do you use the Internet for a) b) 5. Mary and Catherine are crazy about spending time on the Internet. They have their own blogs and they update them every day. Their followers comment on their pictures. Here are the lists of their blogging activities: Mary Catherine c) d) Update site’s design daily Upload new pictures and videos Add new pictures Never changes her website’s display Reply followers’ questions Hardly ever writes back to people Choose the activity that both Mary and Catherine have in common. 3. Fill in the blank according to the table below. a) b) Richard’s Online Timetable Activity Day Read the news Weekdays Use Social Networking Sites Weekends c) d) Pay the bills Mondays Search for information Tuesdays Play games Fridays and Thursdays www.universalelt.com 76 77 UNIT 5 TESTING GUIDE UNIT 5 TESTING GUIDE Pam: _ _ _ _? How to Be a Vlogger Edward: Sure. What’s it about? Before you create your own Vlog, take a look at some Pam: A kitten is having a dream. It is really funny. examples to get an idea of the format. Popular, high-end Edward: OK! Let’s watch it. No, I didn’t like it. Actually I vloggers include people like Casey Neistat, Zoella, and never watch such things. Jenna Marbles, but try to find less popular vloggers as Pam: _ _ _ _? well. Vlogging is not only a video summary of one’s day Edward: I practice English and watch football matches. or week. You can Vlog about anything you like, but Pam: _ _ _ _? common examples include the following: Food -“What I eat in a Day” videos are extremely popular. Edward: No, never. As you might guess, this type of video involves showing your food preparation and final product for a day. Activities - If you don’t have eventful days, vlogging when you do something exciting (e.g., go hiking) can be useful. Beauty - If you like experimenting with different makeup looks; you can record your process as a Vlog a few times per week. 8. In this paragraph, there is NO information about _ _ _ _. a) Vlogging activities b) uploading videos 6. Which of the following questions DOES Pam NOT ask c) famous Vloggers Edward? d) ideas for new Vloggers a) Would you like to see a funny video on the Internet b) What purposes do you use the Internet for Answer the questions (9-10) according to the passage c) Do you also browse the Net for fun below. d) What about going online and chatting tonight Choosing a Social Network Social media is a perfect place to build personal and business 7. Internet is a great place for all of us. We use it for many connections online. Joining multiple sites, such as Facebook, different reasons. According to research, there are four Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn, can help you reach and communicate with friends and contacts all over the world. main purposes for using the Internet. Here are the results While you’re looking at other people’s posts, interact with of the survey: them by liking, sharing, and commenting on them. By reaching out to new people, you can keep building your own personal For what purpose do you use the Internet? network! There are many different applications you can choose 79.55 % from. Here are some of them: Use Facebook to easily connect 80 % with people you know. Try Twitter to make short posts and 60 % 52.84 % share pictures.Use LinkedIn to make professional connections. Make an Instagram account to share pictures and videos. 40 % 37.12 % Try Snapchat to send picture messages to your friends. 29.08 % Use Pinterest to share pictures and links for projects. 20 % Try WhatsApp to message your friends easily. 0 % Work Study Fun Communicating 9. According to the passage, which of the following is with relatives CORRECT? abroad and friends a) Snapchat is useful for sharing links to your friends. b) You should use Pinterest, if you need to share videos. Which of the following is CORRECT according to the c) You can try Twitter to make professional connections. results? d) Instagram is good for sharing pictures and videos. a) People use the Internet mostly at work. 10. Social Media is _ _ _ _. b) Nearly half of the users study online. a) useful for many purposes c) People mostly use the Internet to keep in touch b) out of fashion nowadays with others. c) a waste of time d) Internet users do not spend time for fun. d) never useful to share posts 76 www.universalelt.com 77.
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