I know how to link phrasal verbs when

speaking

My reading and listening are good enough to understand most of each text in this unit

С (Units 11-15)

1. What does GCI stand for?

2. What is demo short for?

3. What verb do we use to describe copying tracks to CDs from online sites?

4. Fill the gap: You touch aflat screen. It's

easy to damage them.

5. What do we call a person who plays games to find faults?

6. What does CIM stand for?

7. What verb do we use to describe how a computer can make something, like a car crash, seem real?

8. Fill the gap: In the past designs produced

on paper.

9 How is the -ed ending pronounced in finished: IV, /d/, or/id/?

10. Cross out the silent letter in the word pneumatic.

11. Name two devices used in telecommunications.

12. Put the verb in brackets in the correct form: I (be) with this company for 5 years. I like it here.

13. Fill the gap: VoIP phones send data over the Internet in tiny packets. This is called

14. What does LCD stand for?

15. When did email start (±5 years)?

16. What do we call an engineer who is concerned with buildings and other structures?

17. Name one thing that a Sound Engineer does.

18. Fill in the gap: Anyone who works with electrical wiring be colour-blind.

19. What do we call a document which lists all your work experience and qualifications?

20. What do we call a person or organization which gives you work?

21. Fill the gap: When we say what will happen in the future, we make a

22. What is the correct phrasal verb? His father set down /on/up the company in 1994.

23. Fill the gap: Drivers should up their cars

and use public transport instead.

24. What do we call a computer network within a company or organization?

25. What does micro mean?

Keywords

Adverb

automatically

Adjectives

blurred

smart

stressed

unmanned

virtual

voice-operated

Nouns

chip

intranet

prediction

processor

virus

Verbs

interact

report

stick

Note here anything about how English is used in technology that is new to you.

110 Pairwork activities

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Unit 1 p.8

Student A

	Student A's launch system	Student B's launch system
	Ariane 5	Proton M
Country	European Space Agency
First launched	1996
Height	51m
Diameter	5.4m
Engines	6
Payload СТО (geostationary transfer orbit)	6,800 kg
Mass	230,000 kg
Lift-off thrust	6,360 kN

Unit 2 p.13

Student A

Unit 3 p.21

Student A

Unit 4 p.26

Student A

Skateboard

Part/Component Materials used Reason

James Dyson (1947-) UK engineer, inventor, and multi­millionaire who has developed a range of very popular 'bagless' domestic vacuum cleaners and other products.

	09.00-11.00	11.15-13.00	14.00-15.30	15.30-16.30
Mon		SELF-STUDY
Tues		Hardware installation & maintenance R110		Client operating systems R102
	R110
Wed	Computer operating systems R105		Free	Free
		R107
Thur		Program planning A104		Free
			A104
Fri	Networks R105	Communication skills T105	Free	Free

Snowboard

Snowboards are made fromwood and laminated fibre-glass. Wood is used for the core. The combination of wood and fibre-glass gives the board strength with little weight. It also makes the board flexible. The base of the board is covered with p-tex, a kind of tough plastic which helps the board slide but resists wear. It has a curved steel edge which helps the board to grip the snow. Bindings, made of nylon, are fixed to the top of the snowboard.