Day 3

Exercise 1

1. C
2. D
3. D
4. C
5. B
6. B

Exercise 2

1. In the first paragraph we are told that iris-recognition is completely reliable and better
than fingerprinting. At the end of the second paragraph, it is said that it is not entirely
reliable and that we should not trust this new technology.
2. This weakens the argument because it contradicts what it says. Making iris-recognition
look like a new technology but not reliable.

Exercise 3

1. B
2. A

Exercise 4

1. Information
2. Nationality
3. Probability
4. Recognition
5. Considerable
6. Unmanageable
7. Structural

Exercise 5

1. Identity
2. possibility
3. creative
4. Technological
5. recognition
6. reliable

Exercise 6

1. status
2. attained
3. submit
4. established
5. structure
6. extract
7. diverse
Exercise 7

1. submit
2. extract
3. structure
4. diverse
5. status
6. attained
7. stablished