What do you call a person you know slightly, but who is not a close friend? (Starts with letter A)
Acquaintance
Complete the sentence: "Teenagers often resist ______ (follow) strict rules on social media."
following
What term describes the digital record or trail of information you leave behind when using the internet?
Digital footprint
Reorder the words to make a strong recommendation: (better / you / block / had / cyberbullies / those)
You had better block those cyberbullies.
Complete the gap with an appropriate adjective: "A person you can always count on and trust is a ______ friend."
Reliable/ trustworthy/dependable freand
Explain the difference in meaning between these two sentences:
I stopped to check my messages.
I stopped checking my messages.
1= I paused what I was doing in order to check messages; 2 = I quit the habit of checking messages.
Name two potential dangers of accepting friend requests from unverified online contacts.
Identity theft, phishing/scams, malware, cyberstalking, or fake profiles (catfishing).
Complete the sentence using a Third Conditional structure for past regret: "If you ______ (not / share) your password, nobody ______ (hack) your account."
Cavab: had not shared / would have hacked
had not shared / would have hacked
Explain the difference between "an old friend" and "a former friend".
And old friend is someone you have known for a long time; a former friend is someone who used to be your friend in the past, but is not anymore
Correct the grammar mistake: "She admitted to share her private passwords with her penfriend."
"..Admitted to sharing..." or ( admitted sharing)
What is the main difference between an educational website and an entertainment platform in terms of user goals?
Educational websites focus on skill acquisition, knowledge, and research; entertainment platforms prioritize engagement, leisure, and media consumption.
Transform this direct advice into a diplomatic, formal suggestion: "Don't post personal photos online." (Start with: "I would strongly advise...")
Cavab: I would strongly advise against posting personal photos online. / I would strongly advise you not to post personal photos online.
I would strongly advise against posting personal photos online. / I would strongly advise you not to post personal photos online.
What phrasal verb means "to stop being friendly with someone, especially after an argument"? (Example: "They ______ out over a misunderstanding.")
Fall out (with someone)
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: "It is no use ______ (try) to convince people who refuse ______ (listen) to reason."
Trying / to listen.
Briefly evaluate this argument: "Social media makes teenagers feel more connected, so online relationships are better than real-life ones." Do you agree or disagree? Give 1 reason.
(e.g., Disagree because online communication lacks real emotional depth, body language, and face-to-face empathy).
What is the structural and meaningful difference between "You should talk to a teacher" and "It is high time you talked to a teacher"?
"It is high time..." uses the Past Simple tense to express urgent advice or criticism about something that should have already been done.
Correct the vocabulary and register error: "I accidentally added a total stranger to my contact list, but luckily he turned out to be very hostile and polite."
Change "hostile"to a positive adjective like "hospitable","friendly", or "kind" .
Combine these two ideas into one sentence using a Gerund as the subject: "People overshare personal information online. It creates major safety risks."
Oversharing personal information online creates major safety risks.
Case Study Analysis: "A student's private online discussion group was leaked, causing severe conflicts among classmates." Propose a 2-step resolution plan using at least one advanced modal verb (e.g., ought to, had better, might want to).
Example: First, the school administration ought to organize a restorative dialogue session. Second, students had better establish clear rules on digital privacy and respect.
Rewrite this advice sentence using Inversion (negative inversion at the beginning) for emphasis: "You should not trust strangers online under any circumtances.
Under no circumstances should you trust strangers online