СПО. Базовый. Современные средства информации и коммуникации

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. Sandra made new friends on a popular .......... and started sharing her daily experiences with them.

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. When preparing for her history test, Pam accessed a variety of online sources to gather the most reliable .......... on the topic.

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. Alerts are still sent even when the internal network .......... is down.

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. Mobile phones have revolutionized .........., allowing Kelly to stay in touch with her friends and family from any place at any time.

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. Tom set up a .......... on the study platform to participate in the online discussions for his courses.

Complete the sentence with the correct word/phrase. Martha couldn't remember the name of the app she wanted to download, so she used a .......... to find it.

Complete the following sentence using the verb form that agrees with the subject. His family living in various parts of Chennai.

Complete the following sentence using the verb form that agrees with the subject. The team on the field. It has a good chance of winning.

Complete the following sentence using the verb form that agrees with the subject. The average Indian family now smaller and richer than it was 50 years ago.

Complete the following sentence using the verb form that agrees with the subject. The jury debating the case for two hours now and they still can't come to an agreement.

Read the text and complete the sentences with the correct items. Is there enough to say? They only appeared about ten years ago but already they are everywhere, everyone’s got one. They are the wonder of the modern age – mobile phones, . Apparently, mobile phones are now used by about 2.5 billion people worldwide, and about one billion new mobile phones are sold every year worldwide. Go back to 1997, and only 100 million were sold. As we can see, the mobile phone business . And the developments keep on coming. Once we could only make phone calls; now mobile phones and do many other useful things. Once we had to hold our mobile phones in our hand; now we can use throat microphones. We are told that soon tiny microphones will be implanted into our lips. We’ll be able to dial numbers just by saying them. But surely, we need to ask ourselves: What’s good about this? OK, we can talk to other people almost all the time now – but is that so great? Watch and listen to people when a plane has landed. Anxious , dial a number, and then: “It’s me, I’m here. I’ll be there in twenty minutes.” Is this communication? Is this what all these years of technology have brought us to? In the early days of communication there were letters. When they arrived at your house, you knew they had been delivered by a man. In those days, people would think very hard before they wrote a letter. You had to have a good reason to write – communication was serious. Now it’s not – people phone each other . Once the phone was a way for people far away from each other to talk – now it’s just an excuse to talk.