Security and privacy on the Internet

A19.

1)

will break

3)

have broken

2)

have been breaking

4)

break

A20.

1)

was sent

3)

is being sent

2)

has been sent

4)

has sent

A21.

1)

will be arrested

3)

has been arrested

2)

was arrested

4)

had arrested

A22.

1)

would be caught

3)

had been caught

2)

is caught

4)

was to be caught

A23.

1)

is accused

3)

had been accused

2)

will be accused

4)

was accused

A24.

1)

was reported

3)

is reported

2)

reported

4)

will be reported

A25.

1)

sent

3)

had sent

2)

was sent

4)

has been sending

A26.

1)

is sentenced

3)

has sentenced

2)

will be sentenced

4)

has been sentenced

A27.

1)

will say

3)

say

2)

said

4)

have said

A28.

1)

will introduce

3)

will be introduced

2)

would be introduced

4)

could be introduced

Task 5.

Study the text and choose the correct variant.

A29.

1)

like

2)

from

3)

–

4)

as

A30.

1)

into

2)

with

3)

within

4)

to

A31.

1)

across

2)

to

3)

with

4)

along

A32.

1)

about

2)

into

3)

throughout

4)

in

A33.

1)

for

2)

at

3)

in

4)

to

A34.

1)

the

2)

a

3)

this

4)

–

A35.

1)

anybody

2)

something

3)

someone

4)

nobody

A36.

1)

through

2)

at

3)

into

4)

in

A37.

1)

on

2)

over

3)

in

4)

–

A38.

1)

over

2)

near

3)

at

4)

in

Task 6.

Find a mistake in the underlined parts of the sentences given below.

A39.

How easy do you think is it to infiltrate the internet and steal

A B C

sensitive information?

D

A40.

If kids spend too much time online or suffer of the Internet addiction,

A B

parents should stop them using the Internet.

C D

A41.

Teleworking includes the whole range of work activities, all from which

A B

mean working remotely from an employer or normally expected place

C D

of work.

A42.

In recent years a sharp valuable distinction has grown up between

A B C D

science and technology.

A43.

The main advantage to teleworkers in that less time, money

A B

and effort are spent on traveling to and from the workplace.

C D

A44.

Innovations now seem to appear at a rate that increases geometrically,

A B C

without respect for geographical limits or political systems.

D

Task 7.

Study the text and choose the correct variant.

A45.

1)

spread

3)

proliferated

2)

overwhelmed

4)

sprawled

A46.

1)

saturated

3)

filled

2)

pervaded

4)

invaded

A47.

1)

experienced

3)

exercised

2)

expected

4)

required

A48.

1)

institutes

3)

authorities

2)

institutions

4)

universities

A49.

1)

purchase

3)

acquisition

2)

borrowing

4)

stealing

A50.

1)

predict

3)

foretell

2)

formalize

4)

forecast

A51.

1)

consequence

3)

achievements

2)

development

4)

advantages

A52.

1)

transformation

3)

translation

2)

transfer

4)

transmission

A53.

1)

dislocations

3)

stability

2)

violation

4)

progress

A54.

1)

major

3)

healthy

2)

useful

4)

questionable

Task 8.

Choose the appropriate remark in an answer to the suggested stimulus remark.

A55.

They have made a remarkable progress.

1)

What a nuisance!

2)

Oh, hell, no!

3)

That’s terrific great!

4)

It’s good for nothing.

Task 9.

Choose the stimulus remark compatible with the suggested responsive remark.

A56.

I’d rather you didn’t. It’s too late.

1)

It goes without saying.

2)

What an idea!

3)

It’s too good to be true.

4)

It’s worth taking a risk.

Task 10.

Read the question. Choose one of the given variants.

A57.

A 57. Once you are online, what most absorbing operations can you do?

1)

Browse the Web.

2)

Visit chat rooms.

3)

Send and receive e-mails.

4)

Get together to take collective actions.

Task 11.

Read the text. Then choose the best suitable title to each passage.