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Online
Communication
Communicating online can be a fascinating venture,
but the untrained user is open to countless pitfalls. Exhibiting common
courtesy online, informally known as "netiquette", is easier said
than done. When freedom of expression runs rampant, you will find your fingers
can type a great deal before your better nature comes to its senses. What can
you do to avoid nonsense and offensive remarks?
For starters, put your best foot forward when
interacting with others online. Brief, clear comments are always appreciated.
If you have expert advice on a topic, do not hesitate to give it. Your input
could mean a world of difference to some lost soul.
When posting to a group, remember to stay on-topic.
Relevant opinions of all sorts are typically welcomed. On the other hand,
needlessly spamming a conversation with repetitive adverts is not. Trolling a
discussion with sarcastic comments will only create enemies. Adding fuel to the
fire to provoke insults can get you booted from any conversation in the blink
of an eye. Online discussions are often informal, but for the sake of your
readers, try to keep your writing and punctuation as correct as possible.
When you come across a typo, do not point it out
just to draw attention. No one wants to see their weakness exposed. Moreover,
writing in all capital letters gives the impression you are shouting, so lay
off the Caps Lock key.
1 In the first paragraph the author:
a) motivates readers to be polite on the Internet
c) introduces the subject of good manners online
b) explains why people are rude online
d) talks about the freedom of expression
2. In the third paragraph the author recommends:
a) not digressing from the topic when talking to
a group
b) welcoming other people's opinions
c) heating up the conversation
d) being informal in conversations
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3. What should you do if you see a typo in a
message?
a) Immediately pay attention to it
c) Not to call attention to it
b) Not expose your weakness
d) Write about it in capital letters
4. Writing in all capital letters gives an
impression of:
a) a person being aggressive
b) a person being laid-back
c) a person not expressing his/her weakness
d) informal style
5.What should you do in case you know well the
subject discussed?
a) Not talk about it unless somebody asked you to
c) Look forward to it being expressed
b) Appreciate clear comments
d) Share your opinion with others
6. As far as I know, these clients ____ used to
high-standard services, and they won't settle for less.
A} are
b) were
c) -
d) be
7. ____ elderly and___ disabled need extra
attention from ___ government.
a) -, -, the
b) the, the,-
c) an, a, a
d) the, the, the
8. In my opinion, if he is really willing to
achieve any kind of success in this field he should definitely consider... to a
bigger city.
a) to move
c) moving
b) being moved
d) move
9. They have been forced to stop the production
process due ___ unforeseen circumstances.
a) of
b) in
c) to
d) with
10. There is no point in ... What is done is done.
a) letting the cat out of the bag
b) crying
over spilt milk
c) making a long story short
d) speaking
of the devil
11. There is a difference... in productivity levels
to say that we are on the verge of collapse.
a) marked enoughly
b) enough marked
c) marked enough
d) markedly enough
12. The detainees can never be granted a pardon for
the crime carried... against the leader of the country.
a) away
c) in
b) on
d) out
13. The book ... was not interesting at all but the
illustrations were surprisingly good.
a) himself
b) itself
c) its
d) it
14. The new steam turbine is... the previous one
used at this thermal power station.
a) twice bigger than
c) twice more than
b) twice as big as
d) as twice big as
15. Recently, a group of scientists from Finland
____ research on genetically modified food.
a) carried out
b) carried on
c) looked into
d) carried in
16. The analysis of a series of pictures made
scientists wonder whether ...
a) did the painter work alone
c) had the painter worked alone
b) the painter worked alone
d) the painter did worked alone
17. We were made... all the necessary information
immediately.
a) to provide
b) providing
c) provide
d) provided
18. Put the following sentence in the reported
speech: I asked John: "Are you really going to apply for this job?"
a) I asked whether he was really going to apply for
that job.
b) I asked if was he really going to apply for
that job.
c) I asked if he really going to apply for that
job.
d) I asked he was really going to apply for that
job.
19. ____ boys or girls take the test, they must all
be judged equally.
a) Whether
b) In case
c) Even if
d) Presumably
20. The reason for ... demand for household workers
could be a growing number of new houses built in the neighboring area.
a) expanded
b) increased
c) stretched
d) growth
The
Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party was not a disco-style event where
everyone was drinking tea. On the contrary, it was a protest which led to a
revolution and eventually to a war! The reason it is known as the Boston Tea
Party, is because the protest took place in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, and was
against the sale and price of tea. Which country could possibly go to war
because of tea? England of course!
What actually happened in Boston was members of an
underground resistance group known as the Sons of Liberty (led by man ratted
Samuel Adams), disguised themselves as Native Americans, boarded two British
ships in Boston harbor and tipped a cargo of tea into the water. In total 342
chests of tea were sent overboard costing the owners-The British East India
Company - $18,000.
There was nothing wrong with the tea that Britain
was importing to the USA, in fact it was good quality tea originating in China.
The Sons of Liberty had good cause to protest though: they were revolting
against the constraints put on them by the British government. Being a British
colony, the USA and its inhabitants were subject to British role and had to pay
British taxes. However, these people had no right to vote.
The protest of course led to further disputes
between the British and the colonists and consequently caused the American
revolution. After gaining independence, drinking tea was viewed as unpatriotic
and quickly dropped out of favor. For most Americans now, coffee is their
"cup of tea."
(Questions and Answers based on above passage will be updaed soon)
Geocaching
For an escape from it all, people often choose to
go to the countryside. In the past, this meant simply walking, relaxing and
possibly orienteering. With modern technology though, there is a new form of
entertainment in the country: geocaching.
The tagline of geocaching is "the world's
largest treasure hunt." Through the use of smartphones and handheld GPS,
this game has turned the world into one giant treasure map.
A geocache, as the name suggests, is a cache hidden
in a certain geographical location. What that actually means is: a box, ranging
in size from a pea to a car, hidden somewhere outside for other players -or
geocachers as they are known to find. The coordinates of these boxes, or
"caches," are noted and published, along with information about the
area. Other players then come to the area following their GPS to try to find
the hidden cache. When found, players write their name and can remove something
from the box, leaving something else in its place. Importantly, all of this has
to be done without anyone else noticing you, so stealth is essential. The
"treasure" contained within these caches is usually something
symbolic rather than valuable; small toys and trinkets, for example.
What is a typical cache that can be found?
a) Some valuable symbols
c) Essential items
b) Anything from a pea to a car
d) Not something of a really high value
What is the main goal of geocachers?
a) To look for certain area using their smartphones
and GPS
b) To find something concealed
c) To write their names on the box
d) To note and publish the information about the
area
What is important while looking for a treasure?
a) Secrecy
b) Fun
c) Stealing
d) Value
Why did people use to go to the countryside?
a) To entertain themselves
c) To orientate better
b) To look for hidden treasures
d) To break away from the everyday life
Small doses of folic acid daily can have a positive
... on female reproductive system.
a) affect
b) effect
c) efficacy
d) affection
We are writing to... about the advertisement
published in the newspaper today.
a) esquire
b) enquire
c) enclose
d) concern
At last the recession period finished. We ... been
waiting for the slightest rise since the beginning of that year.
a) were
b) have
c) had
d) -
It was a good idea of ... to visit the castle
first.
a) Jack
b) Jack's
c) Jack'
d) Jacks'
All their efforts were well ... after they finished
their work on the project lasting 2 months without any rest.
a) awarded
b) granted
c) rewarded
d) presented
The public... about increased taxes is a serious
matter for the current government.
a) worry
b) concern
c) contentment
d) trouble
Nowadays a lot of young people choose a career in
the ... industry:
a) advert
b) advertising
c) advertisement
d) promoting
It is essential that everyone... at the meeting on
time.
a) to be
b) was
c) be
d) will
The book by Sebouh Aslanian describes the most
significant trade routes from ... Indian Ocean to... Mediterranean.
a) the, the
c), the
b) the, -
The analysis of a series of pictures made
scientists wonder whether ...
a) did the painter work alone
c) had the painter worked alone
b) the painter worked alone
d) the painter did worked alone
While speaking at the conference, he said he was
going to ... but he kept talking for half an hour and did not even mention
anything close to the actual subject.
a) cut to the chase
b) ring a bell
c) blow off steam
d) face the music
All the information is private. ... of it was used
while preparing the report.
a) No
b) None
c) Neither
d) Nor
Photography
In Victorian Britain, the art of photography was in
its infancy. Single photos were taken, using specialist equipment, owned by
professional photographers. As a result, having a photo taken was very
expensive. However, it was a lot cheaper and more convenient than the only
previous way of having an image captured: a painted portrait.
This level of cost was cheap enough to allow many
more people to have an image recorded, but was so expensive that these people
could only afford one image in their lives. So, what did Victorians choose to
photograph for this once in a lifetime opportunity? Death.
In contrast to today, death in Victorian Britain
was not taboo. Poor medical care, plagues, bad living conditions, and low life
expectancy meant that death was common, a part of life. Strong religious views
provided reassurance that death was the start of peaceful afterlife, and often
an end to earthly suffering.
These two factors created a society where death was
the perfect time to have a photo taken, with families spending large sums of
money on having their deceased relative's image captured, to help them live on
and be remembered.
In contrast to today, death in Victorian Britain
was not taboo. Poor medical care, plagues, bad living conditions, and low life
expectancy meant that death was common, a part of life. Strong religious views
provided reassurance that death was the start of peaceful afterlife, and often
an end to earthly suffering.
These two factors created a society where death was
the perfect time to have a photo taken, with families spending large sums of
money on having their deceased relative's image captured, to help them live on
and be remembered.
These photos, which still exist, are most bizarre
and morbid to people today, but at the time they were something to love,
cherish and be proud of for the few who could afford them. A situation almost
unthinkable to modern man, but the photos that in the Victorian era, were ones
to die for!
What factor did NOT contribute to death being
perceived as an appropriate time for photos?
a) High prevalence of deadly diseases
c) There were people who had large sums of money
b) High death rate at the time
d) The system of religious beliefs at the time
The church at the time portrayed death as:
a) Beginning of a better living after
c) Strongly connected to religion
b) Suffering on Earth
d) A taboo
What is a current attitude towards the post-mortem
photographs?
a) They are greatly loved and cherished
c) Nobody thinks about taking them
b) They do not provoke as many emotions as they did
d) They seem strange and gloomy before
_______being relocated, the new office was just
expanded to the second floor.
a) In spite of
b) Instead of
c) Opposite to
d) Despite
We... better hurry now or we are going to miss our
flight.
a) are
b) have
c) had
d) were
_____ for the guests of the ceremony, there was a
company representative who made speech on the subject.
a) Lucky
b) Luckily
c) Luckly
d) Likely
Only applicants who can think ______ could pass the
entrance test.
a) on the grapevine
b) outside the box
c) around the bush
d) in the loop
It _____ been 3 months since we last conducted the
research.
a) is
b) has
c) had
d) to
The reason for ____ demand for household workers
could be a growing number of new houses built in the neighboring area.
a) expanded
b) increased
c) stretched
d) growth
Which word combination is an antonym for "a
big change"?
a) a tremendous change
b) an immense change
c) a moderate change
d) a slight change
Which collocation does NOT exist?
a) to achieve a goal
c) academic achievement
b) to achieve an objective
d) growing achievement
The UK monopolist in the agricultural sector will
not allow Ardshiel farmers to separate their county from the main distribution
network, let... create the whole new distribution map of their own.
a) on
b) up
c) alone
d) in
Choose the option that comprises the main
attributes of the academic writing style
Focused and well-structured, well-sourced, emotive,
consistent
Clear and precise, focused and well-structured,
long-winded, emotive
Well-sourced, clear and precise, formal and
unbiased, clear and consistent
Clear and precise, long-winded, formal and
unbiased, focused and well-structured
Select the option with the correct order of the
academic writing process
Analyze the topic/question, Discover your thesis,
Research, Think (brainstorm), Plan (outline), Write, Revise and Proofread
Analyze the topic/ question, Think (brainstorm),
Research, Discover your thesis, Plan (outline), Write, Revise and Proofread
Think (brainstorm), Analyze the topic/ question, Research,
Plan (outline), Discover your thesis, Write, Revise and Proofread
Analyze the topic/ question, Research, Think
(brainstorm), Plan (outline), Discover your thesis, write, Revise and Proofread
What is the most important part of each academic
essay?
Topic sentence
Conclusion
Thesis statement
Plan
What cannot be considered as plagiarism?
Not properly cited information / fake sources
Identical paragraph with few words changed in it
Someone else's idea, presented in your own words
Paraphrased piece of the information, where the
majority of the words is substituted with synonyms
Direct quote, put in quotation marks and followed
by the name of the author
Imagine you have been assigned to an order on a
History subject with a World War II topic. You need to indicate the timeframe
of the war. Will you cite this information?
What for? Everybody knows it's 1939-1945
What for? These are just two dates
Sure, I will cite all dates in this paper
Sure, I will cite it with Wikipedia as a source
Proper paraphrasing means:
You have used the information from another source,
but changed a few words to make it suitable for the paper
You have borrowed someone else's ideas, but
interpreted them in your own words and cited the original source
You restated somebody else's article in your own
words, so it may remain not cited
You found synonyms to the words from the original
work, so it is no longer plagiarized but paraphrased
If a researcher finds synonyms for the author's
language while keeping to the same general structure and meaning of the
original, what type of plagiarism is it?
Mosaic plagiarism
Paraphrasing plagiarism
Accidental plagiarism
Source-based plagiarism
If you are the author of the piece of writing, how
can you use this piece in your further research?
You cannot use this piece of writing in your future
work at all
You cannot use this piece of writing yourself but
it can be used by other researchers
You can definitely use this piece in your future
research since you are the author and owner of the work
You can use this piece in your future writing if
you properly cite the author (yourself)
What is the formatting style?
The way the project is perceived visually
Rules of business communication and formulating the
ideas in messages
The style used to format the requirements for the
project
A standardized approach to creating an academic
paper
Select the option with the parts/ characteristics
of the APA formatting style.
Name in the upper left-hand corner, title page,
Works Cited page, in-text citations
References page, title page, in-text citations
Title page, Abstract page, Works Cited page,
in-text citations
No title page, Abstract page, References page,
author's name
MLA requires the first page of your paper to be:
Single-spaced with the title of your paper at the
very top
Double-spaced with a heading in the left corner
with your name, your professor's name, the course, and the date
Double-spaced with your name and address on the top
left
The title of your paper centered and single-spaced
below your heading
In MLA documentation, how should the following
parenthetical reference appear?
(Barrett, 1991, p. 17)
(Barrett, p. 17, 1991)
(Barrett 17)
(Barrett p. 17)
In MLA, the references at the end of your paper
should appear:
In alphabetical order by authors' last name,
regardless of the type of reference
Under separate subheadings according to the type of
source
According to the year of publication
Numbered in the order in which they appear in the
paper
What is NOT the core principle of our company:
timely delivery
proactive business communication
deadline extension
complete originality
In which case can you share your personal
information/ ask for the client's personal information?
You need to discuss the paper details with the
client one on one
The client asked you to share your personal
information
You cannot share/ ask for any personal details
unless the order requires such information
You cannot ask for the client's personal
information but you can share your personal details anytime
Which of the following is an appropriate way to
name the final file you upload to the system?
Order ID- Author's name - Topic of the project
Order ID- Topic of the project
Order ID- Topic of the project - Author's name
Order ID- Author's name
Imagine that while working on the project, you need
to use a specific textbook but you do not have access to it. What would you do?
Use an older edition of this textbook
Contact the client for help
Use another related source
Complete the assignment without the textbook
____money is____ root of all evil.
a) The, the
b) The, a
c) - , the
d) - , a
Small amount of coffee can be beneficial to your
health,... too much of the beverage can cause anxiety symptoms in some people.
a) where
b) when
c) whereas
d) whether
All members of the group are... accept
the rules.
a) on the verge of
b) bound to
c) bonded to
d) on the edge
The incident... the question of reliability of the
information provided by company representatives.
a)
rises
b) raises
c) boosts
d) increases
By the end of this year, we will have observed a
... in the price for our new app: it will have increased by 200 per cent.
a) temporary levelling out
b) slight fall
c) very slight rise
d) marked
difference
All the trees and bushes were watered...
the shortage of water.
a) although
b) though
c) in spite
of
d) however
The incident... the question of reliability of the
information provided by company representatives.
a)
rises
b) raises
c) boosts
d) increases
The second suspect was released even without...
properly interrogated.
a) been
b) being
c) be
d) had been
It is better to look... any word that you are
doubtful about in the Cambridge dictionary.
a) after
b) forward to
c) out
d) up
The quality of the details was horrible. James ...
approved of it.
a) will never
b) would not never
c) would
have never
d) is never
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