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Exercise 1
Exercise 1
Exercise 1
Mrs. Lita : I’ve sent you an e-mail about the reunion party of our high school. Would you like to come?
Mr. Bonar : It would be delighted to meet our friends, but I think I couldn’t come.
Mrs. Lita : That’s O.K., but please send me the response card in your e-mail.
8. “By creating blogs and filling them with interesting items,….” (last paragraph)
The word ‘them’ refers to……….
a. Ads
b. Blogs
c. Money
d. Bloggers
e. Interesting writings
PT Ajisaka Abadi
Jl. Permata no. 19 Makassar
To : Employees of PT Ajisaka Abadi and family
To commemorate its silver anniversary, PT Ajisaka Abadi will hold a fun walk activity
Sony Hendrawan
HRV Manager
Hoax e-mail messages distribute false, often disturbing, information designed to recipients into
passing the same note onto other E-mail users. On the surface, this does not sound like a terribly
threatening or bothersome practice. However, hoaxes, and those who choose to distribute them
can do real damage, both physical and mental.
Each message sent from a user’s e-mail account requires the expenditure of resources on the
computer of origination. On every computer network it happens to pass through or into. Like a
spam or virus, your mailbox can’t be hoax free. Hoaxes are often sent your friends, coworkers,
family and so on. This is the main reason why they are able to multiply and spread so easily over
the world. Multiplied exponentially by constant forwarding and re-forwarding around the world, a
single hoax message can result in huge overall energy drains. You, the end-user would experience
this drain in the form of a slow Internet connection or low hard drive space on your PC or e-mail
profile.
Physical damage like this is a nuisance at best. However, hoaxes have a sinister effect on
computer users who receives them. Not only can hoaxes create personal anxiety and mass panic,
but, when received in quantity by a single user, they can cause complacency. A complacent
attitude towards the mail arriving in an e-mail account on a regular basis could cause a user to
stop watching for the true threats posed by e-mail messages. That could lead to personal disaster.
In conclusion, the hoax has a real impact on physics and human psychology.
One evening, Mawar and Krisna watched television news about the Internet challenges
phenomena.
“People, especially youngsters, are crazy about Internet challenges. What do you think?”asked
Krisna.
“The challenges are funny and attractive, but they should decide what challenge they can do,”
Mawar said.
“Don’t you think that the challenges are beneficial?”asked Krisna.
“I don’t think so. The challenges are sometimes harmful,” commented Mawar.
“Hmm…but many youngsters are happy and proud of doing that,” said Krisna.
“You’re right, but they only imitate what others do. They don’t realize that they may get an
accident when doing the challenges,” explained Mawar.
“Through the challenges, a youngster wants to show that he/she can do an extreme action,” said
Krisna.
“That’s the problem. They are supposed to be courageous, but it sometimes harms them. Didn’t
you hear that a person got an accident when doing a challenge?” asked Mawar.
“Yes. I’ve ever heard about that,” agreed Krisna.
You are cordially invited to become a guest star at our English club. We need a
native Speaker to improve our speaking skills.
Date : Saturday, November 16, 2019
Time : 4 p.m.
Place : the town park
We really wait for your presence.
Erdian
Chairperson
20. Why do the English club members invite Mr. Kenn Brown?
a. To be friend a native speaker
b. To be a mentor for the English club
c. To teach how to speak English fluently
d. To give motivation about studying abroad
e. To practice speaking English with a native speaker
21. What should Mr. Kenn Brown do after receiving the invitation?
a. Go to the town park
b. Visit the English club
c. Confirm his presence
d. Call the English club members
e. Speak with the English club members
30 . A: I am so hungry.
B: .......................................