Ciberseguridad, eBooks, Seguro Médico, Bullying y el Camino de Santiago: Guía de Inglés B1

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The Internet

  1. According to the text, updating our anti-virus software and firewall is the best way of avoiding viruses' infections.
  2. Clicking on this kind of emails gives hackers the opportunity of controlling remotely our computer in order to steal our private information.
  3. We shouldn't take them into account because they are probably a dangerous trick.

F (1-3)

T (13-14)

Vocabulary: unsafe, pretend, establishment, actually

  1. Experts advised us not to open any e-mails from unknown senders.
  2. What do hackers use to steal millions of dollars from bank accounts?
  3. I would try to repair it.
  4. to smoke.

Will the Book...?

  1. The ebook is easier to move from side to side and more accessible, and if you have internet, you can access your ebook's accounts and you can read your books.
  2. If you buy an ebook, you won't have to buy a book and therefore it will not be necessary to fell trees.
  3. The first reason is that it is easier to store books in it and it is cheaper than the book.

F (9-10)

F (15)

Vocabulary: obsolete, trends, delivery, destroy

  1. Ebooks are being adopted by many schools.
  2. Although...
  3. She got her new book printed yesterday.
  4. borrow.

Affordable?

  1. People risk losing their medical cover as individuals and small companies find it harder to pay.
  2. It will make them include treatment for illnesses the client already has.
  3. No, Obama's plan must be supplemented with other government action involving agriculture, education and the environment.

F (5-6)

F (10-11)

Vocabulary: options, improves, lack, up, was driving

  1. The doctor said not to take... the next day.
  2. So...
  3. How much money do you have in your wallet?

Bullying

  1. No, bullying also includes rudeness, saying nasty words and other unpleasant behavior.
  2. Factors which may lead to bullying include how strong or weak children are, as well as their social background.
  3. No, they aren't. Most research says that informing schoolchildren and helping them change the way they behave would be successful.

F (4, 6, 7)

T (14-15)

Vocabulary: broad, friendly, suitable, quite

  1. I have just been told the truth.
  2. I would have told my parents.
  3. How much do most employees earn?
  4. was being laughed at.

The Way of...

F (4-5)

F (12)

Vocabulary: quiet, pilgrim, of, landscape

  1. It was such a noise at the party that I couldn't sleep.
  2. Who did most pilgrims walk with?
  3. People can collect the passport from the pilgrim's office.
  4. to sleep.

Steve Jobs...

F (11)

T (12-13)

Vocabulary: actually, loin, deposit, at

  1. Linda warned Steve to be careful with that knife.
  2. Although...
  3. When did Steve Jobs die?
  4. If I had had enough money, I would have bought the new iPad.