G8 - Listening - English 123 (Olympic - Round 31)

Today, we all know that social networking has changed the way we share our own viewpoints. We are now free to (a)   our opinions about people online when we would never say the same to their face

We are now free to express our opinions about people online when we would never say the same to their face and we are free to talk about our personal (a)   or those of our friends in ways that, in the past, we would rarely have done.

We sometimes forget that social networking is very common, so what we write or say can be seen or heard by lots of people. Our (a)   about what we say can sometimes get us into trouble .

Here is our advice on what you shouldn't post on social networking sites. First, never say that you hate your (a)   . This will upset your boss if he or she reads it, and you may get sacked!

Second, don't get too (a)   . It's ok to stand up for what you believe in, but don't get into an argument and start saying really horrible, bad things about people.

Third, don't constantly say how good you are, or ask your friends for likes and comments. That may (a)   them.

Last but not least, never post pictures of friends without their permission. If other people start commenting on their (a)   , they may become a victim of cyber bullying.

Which is NOT true about Google Glass?

• Wearing Google Glass, you can get information right in front of your eyes.

• Google Glass is quite expensive.

• Google intended to expand its sale on Google Glass.