EXT1_LXP_L10_ Review and Consolidation 3

Review and consolidation 3

Congratulations on finishing one more cycle of your Extension 1 course!

Now it's time we revised some of the topics studied. Get ready and grab your Student's book, a pen/pencil and your notebook. Ready?

1. Idioms

Choose the correct idioms to complete the conversations.

You may refer to your Student's book page 112.​

Multiple Choice

A: I'm really mad. I lost my passport.

B: ...! Is there anything I can do to help you?

• Of course not

• That's too bad

• All the time

• Right now!

Multiple Choice

A: How do you protect your files?

B: Well, I usually make a copy of my files ... something bad happens.

• right now

• for instance

• all the time

• in case

Multiple Choice

A: Dad, can you send me a photo of your credit card?

B: ...! I'm afraid of people cloning it.

• Of course not!

• Of course!

• All the time!

• Right now!

Multiple Choice

A: What can go wrong if you leave your email account open?

B: A lot of things, you know? ..., people might read your private messages.

• All the time,

• Right now,

• For instance,

• In case,

Multiple Choice

A: I think it's ok to lend my credit card to some friends.

B: I think you're right. ..., that's what friends are for.

• Of course,

• For instance,

• After all,

• Right now,

Now it's your turn!

Answer the following questions in your notebook. Try to use some of the idioms studied.

1) How do you protect your personal information when using social media?

2) How often do you change your passwords?

3) How do you protect your personal information when buying things online?

​2. Pass​ive x Active voice

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets.​

Use passive or active voice.

You may refer to your Student's book page 113.

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Fill in the Blanks

This robot ... last year to help us with housework. (create)

Fill in the Blanks

My mother always ... her emails before sending them. (check)

Fill in the Blanks

Lots of lies ... on social media nowadays. (share)

Fill in the Blanks

Thieves often ... your belongings when you're distracted. (steal)

Fill in the Blanks

New security cameras ... yesterday. (install)

Now it's your turn!

Complete the sentences using your own ideas.

1) My phone is protected with ....

2) A lot of fake news is shared on social media, so we must ....

3) My profile photo was taken ......

4) My last mobile phone was purchased .....

5) Write your own sentence.

​3. Intensifying adverbs

​Choose the correct intensifying adverbs to complete the sentences.

You may refer to your Student's book page 115.

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Multiple Choice

We are ... worried about Internet safety.

• really

• strongly

Multiple Choice

Lisa is ... certain that social media is dangerous.

• absolutely

• extremely

Multiple Choice

The accident affected me ...

• very

• strongly

Multiple Choice

It's ... unlikely that someone stole your identity.

• firmly

• extremely

Multiple Choice

We ... support that approach.

• deeply

• completely

Now it's your turn!

Complete the sentences using your own ideas.

1) I'm really worried about ....

2) It's extremely unlikely that I ....

3) I'm absolutely certain that this year ......

4) Write your own sentence.

​4. Fake news​

What expressions related to fake news do you remember? Write them in your notebook.

Now choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

You may refer to your Student's book page 117.

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Multiple Choice

I think it's wrong to ... stories only to get followers on social media. This should be prohibited.

• Make up

• Trust

• Spread

• Look for

Multiple Choice

Many people ... quite often, so we have to be careful with what we read.

• Look for proof

• Trust their judgment

• Spread misinformation

• Make stories

Multiple Choice

There are different sources of information in which you can ... and check if something is true.

• Look for proof

• Trust their judgment

• Spread misinformation

• Make stories

Multiple Choice

Do you think people should ... and say whatever they want to say online?

• Look for proof

• Have freedom of expression

• Spread misinformation

• Make stories

Match

Match the words and phrases.

• Accurate

• Claim

• Trust

• Spread

• Make

Information / report

Something is true

Your judgment

Misinformation

Something up

• Information / report

• Something is true

• Your judgment

• Misinformation

• Something up

Now it's your turn!

In your notebook, write a short paragraph about the importance of sharing reliable news.

Congratulations on finishing one more cycle!