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What has the Internet changed?
What has the Internet changed?
Our lives, our work, and our families
The Internet is only beneficial for children.
The Internet is only beneficial for children.
False
Which term refers to an elderly person who uses the Internet a lot?
Which term refers to an elderly person who uses the Internet a lot?
To have something at your ______ means to have easy access.
To have something at your ______ means to have easy access.
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What does 'LOL' stand for in Internet slang?
What does 'LOL' stand for in Internet slang?
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What is digital privacy?
What is digital privacy?
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What does 'IMHO' stand for?
What does 'IMHO' stand for?
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What is a digital native?
What is a digital native?
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Many studies show that violent video games do not lead to ______ in real life.
Many studies show that violent video games do not lead to ______ in real life.
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Study Notes
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- Access a bundle of three online courses.
- Explore the Digital Human Podcast on BBC.
- Learn how the Internet has changed lifestyles and business.
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Vocabulary for IELTS Speaking: The Internet
- To browse: Searching websites; typically for enjoyment or research.
- Privacy: Important in the digital age; emphasizes password protection and respect for personal information.
- Safety: Highlights the need for secure online practices.
- Reliability: Concerns trustworthiness of information found online.
- Trolls and Cyberbullies: Negative interactions that occur online; involve insults and victimization.
Common Phrasal Verbs
- Actions like scrolling, clicking, and swiping are fundamental to online navigation and interaction.
- Logging in and out are essential steps in secure access to online platforms.
Internet Slang
- Common abbreviations include LOL (laugh out loud), BRB (be right back), and IMHO (in my humble opinion) used in online conversations.
IELTS Speaking Discussion Topics
- Discuss the advent of remote work, virtual platforms, and easy online communication.
- Elaborate on the rise of online courses, shopping, and banking accessibility.
Listening Activity: Internet and Children
- Investigate the potential negative influences of the Internet on children.
- Focus on safety and privacy concerns, emphasizing the importance of guidance from parents and educators.
Idioms Related to the Internet
- “From the horse’s mouth”: Reliable information directly sourced.
- “At your fingertips”: Easy accessibility of information.
- “Double-edged sword”: The Internet offers both benefits and drawbacks.
- “Digital native”: Individuals who grew up with technology compared to “digital immigrants.”
Observations on Children and the Internet
- The Internet provides numerous learning opportunities; however, parental oversight is crucial to safeguard children from online threats.
- Concerns about social media impacting self-esteem and mental health, particularly among teenagers, are increasingly prevalent.
- Debates continue regarding the effects of video games on behavior, with some studies suggesting benefits in skills rather than promoting violence.
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Prepare for your IELTS speaking test with this vocabulary quiz focused on the Internet. Learn essential terms related to online safety, privacy, and digital interactions. Improve your ability to discuss modern lifestyles affected by the Internet.
