Choose the appropriate answer. What devices … you use?

Plug in

Plug off

Plug into

Switch in

210. 
     Match the word with the most suitable: connect
     

1. 
   Plug in
   
2. 
   Switch on
   
3. 
   Turn on
   
4. 
   Turn off
   

210. 
     Match the word with the most suitable: switch off
     

1. 
   Turn off
   
2. 
   Turn on
   
3. 
   Plug out
   
4. 
   Plug in
   

210. 
     Find the answer which were given only uncountable nouns
     

1. 
   Oil, water, electricity;
   
2. 
   State, laptop, phone
   
3. 
   Book, chair, case
   
4. 
   Apple, lemon, juice
   

210. 
     Find the answer which were given only countable nouns
     

1. 
   Book, chair, pen
   
2. 
   Juice, water, hair
   
3. 
   Book, juice, pen;
   
4. 
   Apple, hare, look
   

210. 
     In_____ , Apple produced the Macintosh, the first computer with a mouse and a graphical user interface (GUI).
     

1. 
   1984
   
2. 
   1990
   
3. 
   1890
   
4. 
   1894
   

210. 
     Macs were designed with one clear aim:________.
     

1. 
   to facilitate interaction with the computer
   
2. 
   to interface with the user
   
3. 
   to chat with foreigner
   
4. 
   to write a book
   

210. 
     A GUI makes use of a WIMP environment: windows, icons, menus and pointer. The background of the screen is called the desktop, which contains labeled pictures called icons. These icons represent _______
     

1. 
   files or folders
   
2. 
   interface
   
3. 
   operating system
   
4. 
   system utilities
   

210. 
     _______ – used on most PDAs and smartphones (PDAs incorporating mobile phones).
     

1. 
   Windows Mobile
   
2. 
   Windows OS
   
3. 
   Linux
   
4. 
   Unix
   

210. 
     ______ – used on Palm handheld devices
     

1. 
   Palm OS
   
2. 
   Windows OS
   
3. 
   Unix
   
4. 
   Linux
   

210. 
     ______– used on BlackBerry communication devices. Developed by Research in Motion.
     

1. 
   RIM
   
2. 
   RAM
   
3. 
   ROM
   
4. 
   No true answer
   

210. 
     ______ – used by some phone makers, including Nokia and Siemens
     

1. 
   The Symbian OS
   
2. 
   Windows OS
   
3. 
   IOS programs
   
4. 
   Unix
   

210. 
     ______ : a row of words that open up menus when selected
     

1. 
   Menu bar
   
2. 
   System units
   
3. 
   Small programs
   
4. 
   Operating system.
   

360Find the suitable ending. If someone else did not introduce you, ______ .
begin to announce in a loud audible voice a greeting and your name
make the relationship clear by adding a phrase such as 'my boss', 'my uncle'
use your spouse's first and last name
add any personal information you think may help them


361 Find the suitable ending. If you're introducing someone who has a title, _____ .
include the title as well as the first and last names in the introduction
introduce an individual to the group first
introduce individuals to each other using both first and last names
add any personal information you think may help them


362 Find the mistake in the sentence. The most important thing to remember is that you should never ignore the introduction and try to muscle through with everyone acutely aware that you have failed to introduce themselves.
themselves
is that
should
have failed


363 Find the mistake in the sentence. Even if this is not the case, the offence of a forgotten name is rarely felt very stronglier and the sooner you admit it and rectify it the better.
stronglier
if this
the better
a forgotten name


364 Find the mistake in the sentence. You can make a special effort to remember the name this time, and be sure to use it when speaking to the person in the future to reassure them that you now remembered it.
remembered
can make
the name
to reassure


365 Choose the right preposition. Who do you work ____ ?
for
in
out
with


366 Choose the right preposition. Where are you _____ , Karim?
from
out of
to
out


367. Choose the right verb. Her job is ______ new systems.
to set up
to work
to know
to use


368 Choose the right noun. A ____ is a regular activity performed in exchange for payment, usually as one’s occupation.
job
action
volunteering
profession