Access 2. Module Test 9

Choose the correct item.

1. I use a         [webcam, monitor] to see and talk to my friends on the Internet.

2. Jeff is playing             [website, video games] in his room.

3. Take a picture with the           [electric, digital] camera and then send it to us by email.

4. I need to         [recycle, replace] my old computer with a new one.

5. Could you tell Elsie to put the milk in the        [cooker, fridge], please?

6. This game is my favourite because it has really rich           [downloads, graphics].

7. James spends most of his time             [downloading, saving]music from the Internet.

8. Phillip tried to repair the fuse box and got an electric        [shock, static].

9. We need to make a copy, so let's       [burn, write] a CD.

10. I can hear my              [machine, mobile phone] ringing. Could you pass it to me, please?

11. John is going to help me        [design, donate] my own web page.

Match

Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb.

1. Your hands are dirty; you               [don't have to, must, should, can] wash them.

2.                 [Can, Must, Do ____ have to, Should] you understand these instructions?

3. You are driving too fast, I think you           [can, could, shouldn't, must]slow down.

4. I               [don't have to, mustn't, can't, shouldn't]pick you up after school because I am working late tonight.

5. We               [must, don't have to, should, can]go to bed early on Saturdays. Mum lets us stay up a bit later.

6. The school rules say that we               [must, mustn't, don't have to, can] use our phones in class.

7.        [Can, Must, Should, Could]you play tennis when you were younger?

8. Kate needs to go out and do more things. She               [should, shouldn't, mustn't, don't have to]spend every weekend playing computer games and chatting online.

9. We           [can, could, shouldn't, must] always have a ticket when we travel on the bus.

10. Jake           [can't, couldn't, shouldn't, mustn't] work on his computer yesterday because it wasn’t working.

11. I         [can, can't, must, have to] go out with right now. I am doing my homework!

Read the text and fill in each gap with should or mustn’t.

When you go on the Internet there are some rules you         [should, mustn't]follow. First of all, you         [should, mustn't]only chat with people you know. Also, you         [should, mustn't]give out personal information when you're chatting online as you don't really know that person. Also, you         [should, mustn't]only visit safe sites that your parents say are OK to go on. Finally, you         [should, mustn't]open strange emails.

Complete the sentences using relatives. Use who, which, whose.

1. A bee is an insect       [who, which, whose]makes honey.

2. A shop assistant is someone       [who, which, whose] works in a shop.

3. A computer is something       [who, which, whose] can be very useful.

4. This is Julie       [who, which, whose] sister is in my class.

5. A printer is something       [who, which, whose]prints documents.

6. Doctor Who is about a man       [who, which, whose] travels through time.

7. That’s the girl       [who, which, whose]father is my teacher.

Reading

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Let's Chat

Young people today, especially teenagers, are spending more and more of their time meeting new friends online and chatting with them for hours. But is this always a good thing?

Talking to someone you have never met online, with or without a webcam, can be exciting. You can spend hours and hours talking to people who may be on the other side of the world. They can tell you a lot of things about cultures and countries that are new to you. The best thing is that you don't even have to leave your bedroom! You can learn a lot about foreign places just by using your computer!

On the other hand, chatting online with people you don’t really know is not always safe. Anyone can enter a chat room, so you can't really know if the person at the other end is being honest with you. Also, some people spend too much time chatting online and they don’t go outside and hang out with their friends.

Chatting online can be a nice experience if you are careful. Don’t share your personal information with people you don't know and don’t forget to spend time with the friends who are near you.

1. Teens today                                        [meet their friends online., use the Internet to make new friends, spend too much time with their friends]

2. What is exciting about chatting online? You can                                         [learn about things you don't know, use a webcam to see different countries, travel to other countries, meet people].

3. One problem with chatting online is that                                          [some people can lie to you., people live far away., you may use a computer that is not safe.]

4. Another problem with chatting online is that                                         [friends don't want to hang out with you, you forget your friends’ names, you don't spend time with your friends].

5. When you chat online, you                                          [should be careful about your friend know, shouldn't say too many things about you, don't have to spend time with friends].