B2_U5_Science_and_Technology

Read the text below. Choose the correct answer to produce a logical and grammatically correct text:

AUTISTIC GENIUSES

Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein were certainly geniuses, but, according      [with, to, in]Simon Baron-Cohen from Cambridge University, they both showed many signs of Asperger syndrome. It may be impossible to        [do, make, making] a diagnosis for someone who is no longer living, but three key symptoms of Asperger were observed in the lives of the two            [physicians, amateurs, scientists]: obsession, difficulty in communicating, and difficulty in social relationships. Newton hardly spoke to people, easily got angry with them and had very few friends. At the age of 50 he         [had, has, has had] a nervous breakdown. Einstein was a loner, too, and although he was better at social relationships, he was also completely devoted to his science. Although a reliable diagnosis cannot be based on biographical information, Baron Cohen thinks that his research            [might help, helped, would help]future geniuses to find their place in society, and to develop their talents and skills.

Read the sentences below. In each point, choose the correct answer to produce two logical and grammatically correct sentences:

I’d like to work ______ a computer programmer one day.

The invention of television was not as revolutionary ______ the invention of the internet.

Read the sentences below. In each point, choose the correct answer to produce two logical and grammatically correct sentences:

Technology can ______ a real difference to disabled people’s lives.

My father doesn’t have to travel a lot as he can ______ video calls to his clients.