Read the text and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap
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II. Read the text and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
One of the problems with mobile phones, some people say, is that people want them to be switched on all
the time as a matter of (6) ......
.... and this can be annoying to others. We all probably feel
this when a phone goes off in the cinema or theatre, so audiences are usually reminded several times to
(7) ..........
....... that their phones are off or will ring silently. In schools there is the risk that
pupils will spend more time sending text messages to their friends than paying attention to the lesson, and
reports have suggested that teachers are fighting a (8).....
..... battle, so much so that in
some schools phones have been completely (9) .....
using new technology in a positive fashion. Phones or tablets with internet (10) .....
can be used in the classroom to look up information or download what the teacher has displayed on the
electronic board at the front of the class. Pupils can organize their work with the (11)....
of electronic media in the same way that business people organize theirs.
B fact
6. A ease
7. A assure
8. A false
9. A banned
10. A entry
11. A service
B insure
B pointless
B turned off
B access
B favour
. However, it is really a matter of
C urgency
C ensure
C sheer
C removed
C permission
Caid
D convenience
D reassure
D losing
D permitted
D entrance
D relief
II. Read the text and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
One of the problems with mobile phones, some people say, is that people want them to be switched on all
the time as a matter of (6) ......
.... and this can be annoying to others. We all probably feel
this when a phone goes off in the cinema or theatre, so audiences are usually reminded several times to
(7) ..........
....... that their phones are off or will ring silently. In schools there is the risk that
pupils will spend more time sending text messages to their friends than paying attention to the lesson, and
reports have suggested that teachers are fighting a (8).....
..... battle, so much so that in
some schools phones have been completely (9) .....
using new technology in a positive fashion. Phones or tablets with internet (10) .....
can be used in the classroom to look up information or download what the teacher has displayed on the
electronic board at the front of the class. Pupils can organize their work with the (11)....
of electronic media in the same way that business people organize theirs.
B fact
6. A ease
7. A assure
8. A false
9. A banned
10. A entry
11. A service
B insure
B pointless
B turned off
B access
B favour
. However, it is really a matter of
C urgency
C ensure
C sheer
C removed
C permission
Caid
D convenience
D reassure
D losing
D permitted
D entrance
D relief