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    This document contains 10 sections that provide examples of different types of information commonly found online or related to the internet and technology. Section 1 contains a list of letters, section 2 contains a list of symbols, section 3 contains terms and technologies related to online communication, section 4 contains questions that could be asked in an interview, and section 5 contains verbs describing the development of new technologies. The remaining sections provide short paragraphs, lists, or sentences explaining different people, events, standards, tools, and potential uses of the internet.

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    This document contains 10 sections that provide examples of different types of information commonly found online or related to the internet and technology. Section 1 contains a list of letters, section 2 contains a list of symbols, section 3 contains terms and technologies related to online communication, section 4 contains questions that could be asked in an interview, and section 5 contains verbs describing the development of new technologies. The remaining sections provide short paragraphs, lists, or sentences explaining different people, events, standards, tools, and potential uses of the internet.

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    Ingles Resuelto

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    Roman Sokosyuk
    This document contains 10 sections that provide examples of different types of information commonly found online or related to the internet and technology. Section 1 contains a list of letters, section 2 contains a list of symbols, section 3 contains terms and technologies related to online communication, section 4 contains questions that could be asked in an interview, and section 5 contains verbs describing the development of new technologies. The remaining sections provide short paragraphs, lists, or sentences explaining different people, events, standards, tools, and potential uses of the internet.

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    of 3

    (1.

    1. B
    2. A
    3. C
    4. C
    5. B
    6. B
    7. A

    (2.)

    1. -> b

    2. -> g

    3. -> a

    4. -> c

    5. ->h

    6. -> e

    7. ->d

    8. ->f

    (3.)

    1. emoticon

    2hyperlink

    3.youtube

    4.ecommerce

    5.malware

    6.broadband

    7.crackers

    8.avatar

    9.podcast

    10.spam

    11.WIFI

    12.netiqette
    (4.)

    1. How old is he?

    2. When did he first use the Internet?

    3. What does he do?

    4. How long he has doing this job?

    5.What doues he use DreamWeaver for?

    6. How often does he caht with his family online?

    7. Who does he send email to?

    8.How many newsgroups is he subscribed to?

    (5.)

    1. emerged

    2. Invented

    3. built

    4. created

    6. released/developed

    7. founden/wrote

    (6.)

    1. What did Apple in 1984?

    Apple developed the Macintosh, first computer with a GUI.

    2. Who created the Web at CERN?

    Tim Barners-Lee

    3. When did Mp3 music become fashionable?

    In 1999.

    4. What happend in 2001?

    Napster let users download music files.

    5. What kind of data did hackers steal from AT&T?

    Hackers stole the credit card of thounsands costumers.

    (7.)

    1. Ensure compatibility between web technologies.


    2. Because it only allowed users to search for information and read it.
    3. Is exemplified by web phenomena such as blog, collective editing, video-sharing,
    photo-sharing, social networking and social search.
    4. Yahoo answers
    5. ThinkFree online
    6. The RDF lenguaje is used for classification of data to improve web navigation.
    7. 3D enverionment.

    (8.)

    1. Browser
    2. Search engine
    3. Webmail
    4. Blogs
    5. Wikipedia
    6. Folkosonmies
    7. Open-source software

    (9.)

    1. Online
    2. Mobile
    3. Search for
    4. Upload

    (10.)

    We could use the internet as a great encyclopedia where we will keep all the necessary
    information, including the books of students, teachers, etc. and use them in digital format in
    schools or electronic books so as not to damage so much the sight of small students. Also a
    print to PDF solution gives users an easy alternative to printing content. There are several good
    free or inexpensive PDF creators worth checking out. I might recommend starting with
    PrimoPDF or a browser plug-in like CleanPrint for Chrome. Set your PDF solution as the default
    printer setting.

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