QUIZZ 6TH GRADE

1. LISTENING

2. 1 only the tour guide​ (a)   had a digital camera on the city tour

3. 2 chang took a picture of a funny​ (b)   for the letter s

4. 3 The camera project him ​ (c)  

4 at ​ (d)   they uploaded the pictures onto a website

5 all the pictures for c look ​ (e)  

• guide
• sing
• store
• focus better
• walk slower
• the tour office
• school
• different
• exactly the same
• everyone

I wonder -they'll arrive on time

• If

• What

• When

• Who

I don't understand -you're talking about

• how

• whether

• what

• if

I forgot - you want orange juice or apple juice

• who

• which

• why

• whether

I can't remember- she lives

• did

• how

• what

• where

I don't know - my username was changed

• if

• why

• what

• who

READING

How to Create a Strong Password

Whether it's using social media or online gaming, writing a blog or just a message, young people are busy online. When online, it is important to stay safe. A key to online safety is a strong password.

1 The less obvious your password is, the better. Avoid using personal information, such as birthdays or names of your pets. Words like password or 123456 are also a no-no.

2 The more characters and symbols you use, the harder your password is to break. Make your password at least eight characters long.

3 Use a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters. Use numbers and symbols. For example, the word mysterious becomes My5t3rl0u5.

4 Create a password that is easy to remember, but at the same time is hard to guess.

One idea is to choose a sentence, then take the first letters of the sentence to make a password. For example: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. This becomes HDs0@wHDh@gf.

5 Change all your passwords often. While creating strong passwords does take time, it is a highly important step to protect your personal information.

• Try to change passwords often

• what is an example of personal information?

• to tell people how to stay safe online

• What is the first piece of advice in the article?

• Don´t choose an obvious password

• what is the last piece of advice in the article?

• name, age, birthday date

• what is the purpose of the article?

• pasword

• what is one example example of a pasword to avoid?

WRITING

Create a profile for a blog; you must put username, password (do not forget the numbers, uppercase and lower letters), personal information (age, birthday, favorite color) and finally the topic of your blog.

for example:

User name: danizponkiz

Password: L12dg3

Personal information: 23 years old, 28/12/00, color pink

My blog it's about: school advices