Mid test. Technology. The Internet

Choose the correct variant. Many parents think children should not have ___ to certain websites.

Choose the correct variant. It's easy to spend many hours ___ the Web.

Choose the correct variant. Soon we'll be able to connect every appliance to a ___ network.

Choose the correct variant. Creating an email ___ is quick and simple.

Choose the correct variant. Try ___ to the Net later, when the servers aren't so busy.

Choose the correct variant. Eve and Kate really don’t get along! They never agree on anything. They aren't on the same ___.

Choose the correct variant. If you continue to have problems, you’ll need to call your Internet service ___.

Choose the correct variant. In 2007 the total number of Internet ___ in China reached 210 million.

Choose the correct variant. With a broadband ___ you get fast access to the Internet.

Choose the correct variant. Oops! We must have got our ___ crossed because I thought you said we have enough black, buy colour cartridges.

Choose the correct variant. She will buy a new computer ___ she gets paid.

Choose the correct variant. Peter got a loan from the bank ___ buy a new house.

Choose the correct variant. Sue has bought a microwave ___ she wants to heat up food quickly.

Choose the correct variant. He will meet his friends ___ he has done his homework.

Choose the correct variant. I will send you an email ___ I get home.

Choose the correct variant. She will stay in the house ___ it stops raining.

Choose the correct variant. Steve pays ___ little attention to his teacher that he always gets into trouble.

Choose the correct variant. It was ___ bad weather on Sunday that we didn’t go to the beach.

Choose the correct variant. She had ___ a heavy suitcase that she asked her brother to help her.

Choose the correct variant. Tom upgraded his Internet connection to broadband ___ be able to surf the Net faster.

Read the text and put each statement into the correct group. The future of the Internet is 3-D At the moment, the Web looks like a newspaper. In the not-too-distant future, it may look a lot more like an interactive film. Researchers say that the moment it becomes cheaper to display things in interactive 3-D images rather than 2-D images, the Internet will become like a virtual world. What does this mean? Well, when shopping for a car for instance, instead of just looking at a picture of the car, you will be able to climb into it and take it for a test drive down a motorway! Not only will it make buying a car more convenient but chances are, they will sell more of them!