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- •Internet, browsing, software, computing, to access, usable, user-friendly, Explorer, e-mail, browser.
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Computer and Internet technology changes the world.
New information Technologies in Present and Personal Development.
How the Web changes our communicative habits.
Netiquette is important for computer users for communicating on the Internet.
Затверджено на засіданні кафедри міжкультурної комунікації
Протокол №___________________від «______»______________20___р.
Завідувач кафедри міжкультурної комунікації к. ф. н., доц. Жуковська В.В.
Викладач кафедри міжкультурної комунікації к. ф. н., доц. Євченко В.В.
Житомирський державний університет імені Івана Франка
ННІ іноземної філології
Кафедра міжкультурної комунікації
ПОЗААУДИТОРНА ПІДСУМКОВА МОДУЛЬНА КОНТРОЛЬНА РОБОТА 10
з дисципліни «Практичний курс основної іноземної мови»
для студентів 5 курсу
Спеціальність: 7.02030302 Мова і література (англійська)*
Варіант 9
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The Net is a huge, unwieldy mass with no “powers-that-be” that can dictate content or standards. This is, (1) __ the most part, a good thing because it means there’s no censorship and no one can wield authority arbitrarily. To prevent this organised chaos from descending (2) ___ mere anarchy, however, a set of guidelines has been put together over the years. These guidelines are known collectively as netiquette and they offer suggestions on the correct way to interact (3) ___ the Internet’s denizens. To give you a taste (4) __ netiquette, here are some highlights to consider.
Keep your message brief and (5) ___ the point and make sure you clear (6) __ any spelling slips or grammatical gaffes (7) ___ shipping out.
Make sure the Subject lines of your message are detailed enough so they explain what your message is all (8) ___.
Don’t SHOUT (9) ___ writing your message entirely (10) ___ in upper-case letters.
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Computers, data, software, users, data, models, microprocessors, machine, powerful, access.
Personal (1) ___ in late 1991 and early 1992 increased in performance while dramatically decreasing in price. Many popular computer models for both home and office were built around Intel Corporation’s (2) ___, which made possible the increased computing power and speed. Such computers have the ability to run (3) ___ requiring large amounts of random (4) __ memory, the working memory into which programs and (5) __ are loaded from discs. The ability to run large programs is important to people who use graphical user interfaces – software that is activated by selecting items displayed as pictures or in simple (6) ___menus rather than by typing commands.
From 1991 to mid-1992, the prices of (7) __ computers dropped as much as 70 per cent. Prices on some (8) __ had fallen as low as $1,500 by spring 1992.The lower prices enabled computer (9) ___ to buy more powerful machines for less money - while manufacturers enabled smaller profits on each (10) ___ sold.