[Question] ... do you call this in English?

[Question] ... does broadband access cost?

[Question] ... the Internet?

[Question] Choose the correct question:

[Question] ... page shall I open?

[Question] Where ... you going this afternoon?

[Question] ... your sister?

[Question] ... you hungry?

[Question] ... cooking dinner at 2 or 3 o’clock?

[Question] Choose the correct question:

[Grammar] This was an early prototype of an antiaircraft missile but was replaced within a year due to repeated ...-function.

[Grammar] The electrical appliance should be ...-connected from the mains supply before the back is removed.

[Grammar] Floppy disks are ...-expensive

[Grammar] Flash drives are ...-useable.

[Grammar] ...-proper installation of the antiglare shield will make it -6-possible to read what is on the screen.

[Grammar] ...-core processors do provide a substantial performance boost over a single-core CPUs.

[Grammar] ...-bullying may seem humorous to some people, but it is a serious matter.

[Grammar] The recycle bin allows you to select items individually and ...store them back to their previous folders.

[Grammar] You can maximize your chances of finding a job if you are ...lingual or even trilingual.

[Grammar] There are many adults that are computer ...-literate.

[Grammar] He ... an email, when somebody called him in Skype.

[Grammar] My mother ... yesterday morning

[Grammar] We ... English yesterday all day.

[Grammar] I ... Pikabu a week ago.

[Grammar] As the sun was setting, we ... and ... some Bitcoins.

[Grammar] I ... video games while my sister ... a computer. (She hasn't assembled it yet.)

[Grammar] I ... home, whistling happily, when I saw two masked men run out of the bank.

[Grammar] When I ... this morning it was raining and my father was singing in the kitchen.

[Grammar] I ... Pentagon at 9 p.m. yesterday , because at that time I ... fake documents.

[Grammar] I .... the Amigo browser when a notification ... .

[Vocabulary] A friendly URL is a Web address that is easy to read and includes words that describe ... of the webpage.

[Vocabulary] This type of URL can help describe the page to ...

[Vocabulary] Friendly URLs that are short and easy to remember ... "user-friendly URLs."

[Vocabulary] These URLs help visitors remember web addresses, which means they can revisit pages by simply typing in the URL ... .

[Vocabulary] This is much easier to remember than a long ... URL, like "www.[company].com/section/support/default.aspx?id=1&lang=en".

[Grammar] ... , many webmasters now use a strategy called "URL rewriting" to create simpler URLs.

[Vocabulary] Therefore, a simple Web address can ... a more complex URL with lots of variables.

[Vocabulary] Since the URL is redirected at the server ..., visitors only see the simple Web address.

[Grammar] ... user-friendly URLs are helpful for visitors, most webmasters are more concerned with creating search engine-friendly URLs.

[Vocabulary] Since most search engines include the Web address as part of the information that describes a page, placing keywords in the URL can help boost the ... of the page.

[Vocabulary] "The website gets a thousand hits a week" means the website has a thousand ... a week.

[Vocabulary] The words, images and other material that make up a website are called ... .

[Vocabulary] Designs and drawings in websites are usually called WEB... .

[Vocabulary] A space in a website where you enter information (address, password etc.) is called a ... .

[Vocabulary] "In real time" means ... .

[Vocabulary] A place with computers for public internet use is usually called an internet café or ... even if they don't serve coffee.

[Vocabulary] Internet cafés offer internet ...

[Vocabulary] Temporary internet files are stored in the ...

[Vocabulary] A program that adds functions to a browser is called a ...

[Vocabulary] The toolbar shows all the navigation icons, which let you go back one page or go ... one page.

[Vocabulary] Your mom's letters, stored in a chest upstairs, is ... information.

[spelling] You have to type your username and password to .... a locked computer system.

[spelling] This ... displays a message when it detects spyware

[spelling] A firewall is used to block ... traffic from the Internet.

[spelling] ... is crucial when you send confidential information online.

[spelling] Private networks can be ... by intruders.

[spelling] Malware stands for ... software.

[spelling] If you want to protect your PC, don't open email ... from strangers!

[spelling] Napster ... that it does not perpetrate or encourage music piracy.

[spelling] ... means online harassment or abuse, mainly in chat rooms or newsgroups.

[Synonyms] Imagine you want to ASSEMBLE a group of people from around the world for a brainstorming session.

[Synonyms] People also use more CONVENTIONAL chat conferencing to communicate online.

[Synonyms] Chat software can be used on the Web with your browser to CONDUCT online chat sessions

[Synonyms] Chat rooms can be good VENUES to meet people and discuss topics of mutual interest.

[Synonyms] The message travels to the IM server, then immediately forwards to your BUDDY'S computer.

[Vocabulary] Music should be freely ... on the Web.

[Vocabulary] Examples of digital crime include internet ... .

[Grammar] Skype lets you make free phone calls ... the Internet .