Teens and Technology Vocabulary Practice

Which answer choice uses the word blog correctly in a sentence?

• She writes a new blog post every week.
• Jonny loves study blog at night before he goes to sleep.

• He likes to read blog in the morning.
• I bought a new blog at the store.

Which answer choice uses the word adaptability correctly in a sentence?

• Their adaptability to the new school schedule makes them late every day.
• The adaptability of the car's engine makes it run slower.

• Her adaptability to different work environments makes her a valuable employee.
• His adaptability to spicy food makes him a great chef.

Which choice uses the word microchip correctly?

• Option A: I found a microchip in my garden that I planted.
• Option B: The microchip on my shoulder is causing me pain.
• Option C: My dog ate a microchip and now it's barking louder.
• Option A: The microchip in my phone controls all of its functions.

Which choice uses the word immersed correctly?

• She was completely immersed in her work.
• She was totally emerged in her work.
• He was immersed in the lunch room.

• The company was immersed in debt.

Which answer choice uses objective correctly?

• The objective of the experiment is to ignore the data.
• The objective of the experiment is to manipulate the results.
• The objective of the experiment is to gather subjective data.
• The objective of the experiment is to gather unbiased data.

What is a claim?

• A type of insurance policy
• A statement that asserts something to be true
• A mathematical equation
• A type of legal document

Which word is a synonym of convey?

• communicate
• destroy
• ignore
• receive

Which word is an antonym of the word adaptability?

• rigidity
• stiffness
• stubborn

• invariability

What are pixels?

• Small insects that live in computer screens
• Units of measurement for screen brightness
• A type of computer virus
• Tiny dots that make up an image on a screen

What are characteristics of an objective summary?

• Long and detailed, including personal opinions
• Concise, focused on main points, and without personal opinions or interpretations
• Vague and unfocused, with personal interpretations
• Verbose and repetitive, with personal biases