Worksheets4/1 Unit 1 review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 11mins
Open to
Closed-minded
Comfortable with; willing to try
Ready for new experiences
Uninterested
Multicultural
Only one culture
Monocultural
Diverse in cultures
Including people from different countries
Flexible
Immovable
Rigid and unchanging
Adaptable
Able to change easily to fit into new situations
Beneficial
Useless
Harmful
Advantageous
Helpful, useful, or positive
Bilingual
Able to speak two languages well
Monolingual
Fluent in multiple languages
Unable to speak any language
Trend
A situation that is continuing to change or develop
Static
Fashionable movement
Stagnation
Privacy (A. Freedom to keep personal information secret) (B. Public exposure) (C. Confidentiality) (D. Open access)
Freedom to keep personal information secret
Public exposure
Confidentiality
Open access
Community
A place where people live; a group of people with similar interests
Isolation
Social group
Deserted area
Advanced
Outdated
Cutting-edge
Basic
Very modern; recently developed or improved
Powerful
Ineffective
Very strong and effective; able to do a lot
Weak
Influential
According to the text, how did the nature of human communities change about 9,500 years ago?
People started living in caves.
Communities became isolated from each other.
Villages and small towns began to develop.
People began living in large cities.
What are some advantages of urban living mentioned in the text?
More isolation and privacy.
Fewer opportunities to meet people.
More dependence on agriculture.
Better schools, and health care.
What is one advantage of living in urban areas?
People can join them from all over the world without leaving home.
They replace the need for real-life interactions.
They provide better networking and job opportunities.
They require less effort to maintain.
Virtual communities are popular because they allow people to find groups with ________ interests and spend time with them.
dissimilar
varied
similar
spurious
Doctors warn that life can be difficult for older people because their bodies and brains become less __________.
tenable
flexible
distinct
rigid
Some people argue that going on a “digital fast” can be __________. They say that not using technology for a period of time boosts their mood and makes them feel happier.
detrimental
temperamental
benevolent
beneficial
Regular physical activity and socializing with others can help them __________ more effectively.
cause
landing
functioning
They also say they __________ a lot because they have more time to work on important things.
relatively
accomplish
realize
gather
Taking breaks during work can help __________ your productivity and focus.
thrust
expand
minimize
boost
