Trắc nghiệm Unit 10: Reading Tiếng Anh 8

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)_______with friends and family members.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. They can also allow children(2)______ with people that they have never met in person.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)_____ children safer while online.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Through e-mail, (4)______ can easily send and receive messages.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)________ free.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content, (6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people.

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)_______ anyone can talk about anything…

E-mail, and chat rooms let children (1)______ with friends and family members. They can also allow children (2)_________ with people that they have never met in person. Knowing a little about each of these communication services can help parents (3)________ children safer while online. Through e-mail, (4)_________can easily send and receive messages. These messages may also have text, audio, and picture files attached. Signing up for an e-mail account is simple because most services offer them (5)_______ free. Sometimes these messages contain viruses, or other inappropriate content,(6)________ parents should warn children to be wary of e-mails from unknown people. Chat rooms are online hang-out spots (7)______ anyone can talk about anything- current events, books, and other common interests. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye (8)_________ the content of any conversations. Users often do not know each other in real life, so it is important that parents keep a close eye(8)______ the content of any conversations.

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. The Internet is the world’s (1)________computer network with over 100 million users worldwide…

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. The Internet is like an (2)_______ highway of information.

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)________ an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third.

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk to an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (5)________, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future.

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)_____ the American Defence Network…..

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. The Internet was born when scientists attempted to connect the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_______ information.

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)______up

The Internet is the world’s (1)_______computer network with over 100 million users worldwide and this number is doubling from year to year. The Internet is like an (2)___________ highway of information. Now, you can sit at your computer, choose a route and arrive at your destination - that is, the information you need. Today, from your computer, you can access a library in one country, talk (3)_________an expert on a certain topic in a second country and send your own information to someone doing research in a third. (4)_______, we don’t know what will be next in the not-too-distant future. The Internet was born when scientists attempted (5)______ the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in order (6)_________information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions, as well as research departments, became interested in (7)________ up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now reaches all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________through your own Computer or you can hook up to an access system which allows you to use some of the Internet's services. You can be connected to the Internet (8)________ through your own Computer…

Telephones help people speak to one another when they are apart. For more than a hundred years, nearly every telephone was a landline. A landline telephone is one that needs to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones. Because of the wires, people could not take those telephones with them when they left their homes or offices. What if you had to make a call while you were away from home? You had to find a pay phone. Paỵphones are landlines found in public places. Many pay phones are on the Street. You can make a call from inside a glass or metal space called a phone booth. Once you are inside the booth, you put coins into a Slot in the phone to make a call. Telephones have seen a lot of progress. Today, many people carry cell phones. Cell phones do not need to be connected with wires. They can be used almost anywhere and can fit in an adult’s hand. Many cell phones sold today are smart phones. A smart phone is a cell phone that has lots of computer-style features. For example, people use smart phones to check e-mail and go on the Internet. And all that can be done using something small enough to carry in a pocket! What is a landline telephone?

Telephones help people speak to one another when they are apart. For more than a hundred years, nearly every telephone was a landline. A landline telephone is one that needs to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones. Because of the wires, people could not take those telephones with them when they left their homes or offices. What if you had to make a call while you were away from home? You had to find a pay phone. Paỵphones are landlines found in public places. Many pay phones are on the Street. You can make a call from inside a glass or metal space called a phone booth. Once you are inside the booth, you put coins into a Slot in the phone to make a call. Telephones have seen a lot of progress. Today, many people carry cell phones. Cell phones do not need to be connected with wires. They can be used almost anywhere and can fit in an adult’s hand. Many cell phones sold today are smart phones. A smart phone is a cell phone that has lots of computer-style features. For example, people use smart phones to check e-mail and go on the Internet. And all that can be done using something small enough to carry in a pocket! The article describes an example of a landline. What is an example of a landline?

Telephones help people speak to one another when they are apart. For more than a hundred years, nearly every telephone was a landline. A landline telephone is one that needs to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones. Because of the wires, people could not take those telephones with them when they left their homes or offices. What if you had to make a call while you were away from home? You had to find a pay phone. Paỵphones are landlines found in public places. Many pay phones are on the Street. You can make a call from inside a glass or metal space called a phone booth. Once you are inside the booth, you put coins into a Slot in the phone to make a call. Telephones have seen a lot of progress. Today, many people carry cell phones. Cell phones do not need to be connected with wires. They can be used almost anywhere and can fit in an adult’s hand. Many cell phones sold today are smart phones. A smart phone is a cell phone that has lots of computer-style features. For example, people use smart phones to check e-mail and go on the Internet. And all that can be done using something small enough to carry in a pocket! Pay phones are probably not used as much today as they were in the past. What piece of evidence supports this conclusion?

Telephones help people speak to one another when they are apart. For more than a hundred years, nearly every telephone was a landline. A landline telephone is one that needs to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones. Because of the wires, people could not take those telephones with them when they left their homes or offices. What if you had to make a call while you were away from home? You had to find a pay phone. Paỵphones are landlines found in public places. Many pay phones are on the Street. You can make a call from inside a glass or metal space called a phone booth. Once you are inside the booth, you put coins into a Slot in the phone to make a call. Telephones have seen a lot of progress. Today, many people carry cell phones. Cell phones do not need to be connected with wires. They can be used almost anywhere and can fit in an adult’s hand. Many cell phones sold today are smart phones. A smart phone is a cell phone that has lots of computer-style features. For example, people use smart phones to check e-mail and go on the Internet. And all that can be done using something small enough to carry in a pocket! What might be a reason that cell phones were invented?

Telephones help people speak to one another when they are apart. For more than a hundred years, nearly every telephone was a landline. A landline telephone is one that needs to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones. Because of the wires, people could not take those telephones with them when they left their homes or offices. What if you had to make a call while you were away from home? You had to find a pay phone. Paỵphones are landlines found in public places. Many pay phones are on the Street. You can make a call from inside a glass or metal space called a phone booth. Once you are inside the booth, you put coins into a Slot in the phone to make a call. Telephones have seen a lot of progress. Today, many people carry cell phones. Cell phones do not need to be connected with wires. They can be used almost anywhere and can fit in an adult’s hand. Many cell phones sold today are smart phones. A smart phone is a cell phone that has lots of computer-style features. For example, people use smart phones to check e-mail and go on the Internet. And all that can be done using something small enough to carry in a pocket! What is the main idea of this article?

Read the passages below and choose the best tittle for each passage? 1. __________ Millie is 14 years old and lives in Miami. She has 204 friends – and she makes two or three more friends every week. About 20 of her friends also live in Miami. Some go to the same school, and others go to the same music clubs and sports centers. She often sees them. The others live in other cities and other countries: England, Canada, Japan … She never meets these friends, but she talks to them on the Internet. They are her “My Space Friends”. 2. __________ Because of websites like MySpace, Yahoo 360 and Bebo, people can make friends online. These websites are very popular all over the world, especially with young people. Users have their own homepage. They give information about themselves. They write letters for their webpage, show photos and give opinions. They write about their favourite films, music and TV programmes. 3. __________ For many young people, a good homepage is an important part of their image. It says: “This is me! I have something to say. These things – and these people – are important in my life.” And these websites are also an easy way to talk to a lot of different people. That is why teenagers likes these “friends” websites. 4. __________ But some people are worried that these websites aren’t safe. For example, it is impossible to know that the information on a homepage is true. Perhaps the 14-year-old girl you talk to online is really a 40-year-old man. 5.__________ So here is some advice. Keep your webpage private. (only friends can see a private homepage). Do not put photos of yourself on your homepage. Do not meet people that you only know because of the website. And finally, remember that online friends are fun, but they are not the same as real friends. SUGGESTED TITTLES: Tittle 1 – Why do “friends” websites seem dangerous? Tittle 2 – How do “friends” websites work? Tittle 3 - What’s the best advice for people who want to use “friends” websites? Tittle 4 – Where do Millie’s friends live? Tittle 5 – How can I find “friends” websites? Tittle 6 – Why are “friends” websites popular?

Read the passages below and choose the best tittle for each passage? 1. __________ Millie is 14 years old and lives in Miami. She has 204 friends – and she makes two or three more friends every week. About 20 of her friends also live in Miami. Some go to the same school, and others go to the same music clubs and sports centers. She often sees them. The others live in other cities and other countries: England, Canada, Japan … She never meets these friends, but she talks to them on the Internet. They are her “My Space Friends”. 2. __________ Because of websites like MySpace, Yahoo 360 and Bebo, people can make friends online. These websites are very popular all over the world, especially with young people. Users have their own homepage. They give information about themselves. They write letters for their webpage, show photos and give opinions. They write about their favourite films, music and TV programmes. 3. __________ For many young people, a good homepage is an important part of their image. It says: “This is me! I have something to say. These things – and these people – are important in my life.” And these websites are also an easy way to talk to a lot of different people. That is why teenagers likes these “friends” websites. 4. __________ But some people are worried that these websites aren’t safe. For example, it is impossible to know that the information on a homepage is true. Perhaps the 14-year-old girl you talk to online is really a 40-year-old man. 5.__________ So here is some advice. Keep your webpage private. (only friends can see a private homepage). Do not put photos of yourself on your homepage. Do not meet people that you only know because of the website. And finally, remember that online friends are fun, but they are not the same as real friends. SUGGESTED TITTLES: Tittle 1 – Why do “friends” websites seem dangerous? Tittle 2 – How do “friends” websites work? Tittle 3 - What’s the best advice for people who want to use “friends” websites? Tittle 4 – Where do Millie’s friends live? Tittle 5 – How can I find “friends” websites? Tittle 6 – Why are “friends” websites popular?

Read the passages below and choose the best tittle for each passage? 1. __________ Millie is 14 years old and lives in Miami. She has 204 friends – and she makes two or three more friends every week. About 20 of her friends also live in Miami. Some go to the same school, and others go to the same music clubs and sports centers. She often sees them. The others live in other cities and other countries: England, Canada, Japan … She never meets these friends, but she talks to them on the Internet. They are her “My Space Friends”. 2. __________ Because of websites like MySpace, Yahoo 360 and Bebo, people can make friends online. These websites are very popular all over the world, especially with young people. Users have their own homepage. They give information about themselves. They write letters for their webpage, show photos and give opinions. They write about their favourite films, music and TV programmes. 3. __________ For many young people, a good homepage is an important part of their image. It says: “This is me! I have something to say. These things – and these people – are important in my life.” And these websites are also an easy way to talk to a lot of different people. That is why teenagers likes these “friends” websites. 4. __________ But some people are worried that these websites aren’t safe. For example, it is impossible to know that the information on a homepage is true. Perhaps the 14-year-old girl you talk to online is really a 40-year-old man. 5.__________ So here is some advice. Keep your webpage private. (only friends can see a private homepage). Do not put photos of yourself on your homepage. Do not meet people that you only know because of the website. And finally, remember that online friends are fun, but they are not the same as real friends. SUGGESTED TITTLES: Tittle 1 – Why do “friends” websites seem dangerous? Tittle 2 – How do “friends” websites work? Tittle 3 - What’s the best advice for people who want to use “friends” websites? Tittle 4 – Where do Millie’s friends live? Tittle 5 – How can I find “friends” websites? Tittle 6 – Why are “friends” websites popular?

Read the passages below and choose the best tittle for each passage? 1. __________ Millie is 14 years old and lives in Miami. She has 204 friends – and she makes two or three more friends every week. About 20 of her friends also live in Miami. Some go to the same school, and others go to the same music clubs and sports centers. She often sees them. The others live in other cities and other countries: England, Canada, Japan … She never meets these friends, but she talks to them on the Internet. They are her “My Space Friends”. 2. __________ Because of websites like MySpace, Yahoo 360 and Bebo, people can make friends online. These websites are very popular all over the world, especially with young people. Users have their own homepage. They give information about themselves. They write letters for their webpage, show photos and give opinions. They write about their favourite films, music and TV programmes. 3. __________ For many young people, a good homepage is an important part of their image. It says: “This is me! I have something to say. These things – and these people – are important in my life.” And these websites are also an easy way to talk to a lot of different people. That is why teenagers likes these “friends” websites. 4. __________ But some people are worried that these websites aren’t safe. For example, it is impossible to know that the information on a homepage is true. Perhaps the 14-year-old girl you talk to online is really a 40-year-old man. 5.__________ So here is some advice. Keep your webpage private. (only friends can see a private homepage). Do not put photos of yourself on your homepage. Do not meet people that you only know because of the website. And finally, remember that online friends are fun, but they are not the same as real friends. SUGGESTED TITTLES: Tittle 1 – Why do “friends” websites seem dangerous? Tittle 2 – How do “friends” websites work? Tittle 3 - What’s the best advice for people who want to use “friends” websites? Tittle 4 – Where do Millie’s friends live? Tittle 5 – How can I find “friends” websites? Tittle 6 – Why are “friends” websites popular?

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below The Internet was born (6) _________scientists attempted to connect the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in (7) _________to exchange information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions as well as research departments became interested (8) _________ linking up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now (9) _________ all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet directly through your own computer or you can hook up to (10) _________ access system which allows you to use some of the Internet’s services.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below The Internet was born (6) _________scientists attempted to connect the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in (7) _________to exchange information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions as well as research departments became interested (8) _________ linking up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now (9) _________ all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet directly through your own computer or you can hook up to (10) _________ access system which allows you to use some of the Internet’s services.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below The Internet was born (6) _________scientists attempted to connect the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in (7) _________to exchange information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions as well as research departments became interested (8) _________ linking up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now (9) _________ all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet directly through your own computer or you can hook up to (10) _________ access system which allows you to use some of the Internet’s services.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below The Internet was born (6) _________scientists attempted to connect the American Defence Network to other satellite networks in (7) _________to exchange information. Soon, scientific and educational institutions as well as research departments became interested (8) _________ linking up, and, before long, the Internet had expanded into an international information and communication network. The Internet now (9) _________ all the countries in the world. You can be connected to the Internet directly through your own computer or you can hook up to (10) _________ access system which allows you to use some of the Internet’s services.

Does a landline need to be connected by a wire to a network of other telephones?

Why weren’t people able to take the landline with them to work?

What are payphones?

What is the difference between smart phone and cellphone?