Training Exercises

TM FIT 1-20

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. to deny access
2. to assemble
3. available data
4. alias
5. background

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
access
	to adapt
			alternatively
	to authenticate
		available

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. to certify	A. code
2. alternate	B. access
3. auxiliary	C. route
4. bar	D. name
5. account	E. memory

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Study the minimum and select the most interesting category. Start a thematic glossary of terms pertaining to the category (not less than 50 words from this and other sources).

VI. Do a mini-research and classify the types of memory.

VII. Match the given terms with their definitions:

1. bar code	A. a function to level/straighten the text
2. available data	B. an alternative name, nick
3. alignment	C. a line coding given to products to encrypt information about them
4. alias	D. a program which adds additional features to the main program
5. accessory	E. information which a user can access

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. to deny access - to permit access	A. general and specific
2. device - auxiliary device	B. cause and effect
3. backup copy - available data	C. contrast
4. account – account name	D. method and purpose
5. identification – bar code	E. part and whole

IX. Say what can be:

1. adapted
2. amplified
3. allocated
4. assembled
5. authenticated

X. Say what the following is used for:

1. account name
2. alignment
3. auxiliary memory
4. backup copy
5. alias

TM FIT 21-40

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. binary
2. blank
3. bottom-up programming
4. bug
5. case-insensitive

II. Decode the acronyms:

1. CD-ROM
2. CD-E
3. CD-R
4. CD-RW
5. AROM

III. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
blank
	to browse
		buggy
buffer
			sensitively

IV. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. batch	A. card
2. bit	B. click
3. button	C. file
4. cache	D. address
5. call	E. density

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the difference between:

1. bottom-up programming – top down programming
2. break out – break in – break down
3. buggy hardware – buggy software
4. byte – gigabyte – kilobyte - megabyte
5. case sensitive – case insensitive

VII. Match the given terms with their definitions:

1. binary code	A. a place where the copied or cut information is temporarily stored
2. byte	B. unformatted disk or a disk without recorded data
3. buffer	C. a disk for uploading
4. buggy hardware	D. a system of encoding information with the help of Os and Is
5. blank disk	E. to get the access to computer system illegally
6. boot disk	F. a device that doesn’t work because of defects or spoilage
7. break in	G. the unit of information measurement

VIII. Say what the following is used for:

1. binary code
2. blank disk
3. build-in modem
4. certificate
5. call address

IX. Say when and why the following is done:

1. break in
2. break out
3. browse
4. broadcast
5. bottom-up programming

X. Name the kinds of compact disks.

TM FIT 41-60

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. downtime
2. compatible
3. connection
4. data verification
5. data retrieval

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
character
		compatible
	to compute
customer
	to connect

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. copyright	A. key
2. cursor	B. drive
3. default	C. law
4. disk	D. option
5. display	E. mode

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and use it in a sentence.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

cyberspace	DVD	to customize
data verification	disk drive	digit
chat room	Incompatible	directory

VII. Match the given terms with their definitions:

1. to compute	A. to destroy, erase
2. to disconnect	B. number, figure
3. to customize	C. searching and selection of information in a computer
4. to delete	D. to tune, set for the user’s needs
5. digit	E. to count, calculate
6. data retrieval	F. a parameter which is pre-installed and not specially set
7. default option	G. to separate, break

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. word - character	A. equivalence
2. buggy software – incompatibility	B. general and specific
3. mode – display mode	C. cause and effect
4. to compute – co calculate	D. contrast
5. copyright - copyleft	E. part and whole

IX. Say what can be:

1. connected
2. customized
3. displayed
4. computed
5. verified

X. Say what the following is used for:

1. default option
2. device adapter
3. digital camera
4. data retrieval
5. DVD

TM FIT 61-80

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. hardware
2. to drop
3. to enhance
4. to erase
5. error-prone

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
	to enhance
		erasable
expansion
	to format
		extended

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. hardware	A. tolerant
2. error	B. compatibility
3. fault	C. bar
4. file	D. log
5. format	E. handling

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Give the terms suiting the definitions below:

1.	A. paper variand
2.	B. to improve, make better
3.	C. mistake, defect
4.	D. a free program
5.	E. to enlarge, increase

VII. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and give its definition.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

encapsulation	uptime	fault
float	to drop	feedback
font	drive	freeware

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. hard copy – soft copy	A. general and specific
2. error detection – error correction	B. cause and effect
3. toolbar – format bar	C. contrast
3. to expand – to extend	D. equivalence
4. handling – file handling	E. part and whole

IX. Say what can be:

1. dropped
2. enhanced
3. expanded
4. folded
5. compatible

X. Why do you think the following is done:

1. error detection
2. feedback
3. file handling
4. text editing
5. file erasing

TM FIT 81-100

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. image
2. input
3. invalid
4. download
5. log in

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
	to link
		loadable
maintenance
	to monitor

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. input	A. distortion
2. image	B. delivery
3. invalid	C. guide
4. message	D. area
5. maintenance	E. password

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the difference between:

1. hard copy - backup copy - soft copy - master copy
2. input - output
3. laptop – notebook - palmtop
4. to reload – unload – download - upload
5. log in - log off

VII. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and give its English equivalent.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

главный компьютер	скачать с Интернета	ПЗУ
информационный мусор	вход в систему	оригинал
дорожный компьютер	обычная почта	редактор дискуссии

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. input - processing	A. part and whole
2. monitor - computer	B. general and specific
3. computer- notebook	C. cause and effect
4. junk mail - spam	D. contrast
4. input - output	E. equivalence

IX. Say what the following is used for:

1. hard copy
2. HTML
3. log in
4. master copy
5. ROM

X. Say what can be:

1. input
2. uploaded
3. downloaded
4. maintained
5. monitored

TM FIT 101-120

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. offline mode
2. to paste
3. real memory
4. recoverable error
5. print out

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
	to print
program
	to recover
pattern
		powered

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. password	A. mode
2. network	B. database
3. offline	C. identification
4. programmable	D. memory
5. real	E. access

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the difference between:

1. online mode – offline mode
2. impact printer – nonimpact printer
3. print out – hard copy
4. real memory - ROM

VII. Give the definitions suiting the terms below:

1. netiquette	A.
2. peripheral device	B.
3. programmable database	C.
4. queue	D.
5. recoverable error	E.

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. computer – mouse	A. part and whole
2. error correction - recovery	B. general and specific
3. online mode – offline mode	C. cause and effect
4. pattern - template	D. contrast
5. language - netspeak	E. equivalence

IX. Say what can be:

1. pasted
2. printed
3. programmed
4. recovered
5. queued

X. Name the kinds of printers.

TM FIT 121-140

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. to release
2. to remove
3. to scale back
4. to scan
5. security

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
	to remove
replacement
			selectively
	to reflect
		reserved

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. restricted	A. border
2. root	B. access
3. screen	C. guide
4. reference	D. directory
5. remote	E. information

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the meaning of the following words beginning with re-:

1. remove
2. replace
3. release
4. restore
5. restrict

VII. Give the definitions suiting the terms below:

1. register	A.
2. remote access	B.
3. to scale back	C.
4. screen saver	D.
5. search engine	E.

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. remove – replace	A. part and whole
2. periphery – scanner	B. general and specific
3. Internet – search engine	C. cause and effect
4. restricted information - security	D. contrast
5. press a button – release a button	E. equivalence

IX. Say what can be:

1. released
2. removed
3. replaced
4. restored
5. scanned

X. Say what the following is used for:

1. release
2. route
3. scale
4. security
5. restriction of information

TM FIT 141-160

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. shut down
2. soft copy
3. bootleg software
4. set
5. to surf

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
		shared
signature
			specifically
storage
	to suspend

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. session	A. area
2. software	B. highjacking
3. shadow	C. mode
4. storage	D. maintenance
5. suspend	E. memory

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the difference between:

1. hard copy – soft copy – master copy
2. shareware – freeware – pirate software
3. target language – programming language
4. settings - setup

VII. Match the given terms with their definitions:

1. settings	A. a combination of keys for quick work
2. shareware	B. parameters
3. shortcut	C. a program which is distributed without the compliance with the copyright law
4. shut down	D. an image on the screen
5. soft copy	E. interval
6. bootleg software	F. programs that are distributed free for users to try them
7. space	G. completion of the computer work

VIII. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and use it in a sentence.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

session	shift	signature
set	server browsing	silicon chip
shadow memory	target language	soft

IX. Say what can be:

1. switched
2. specified
3. shifted
4. shared

X. Say what the following is used for:

1. session log
2. silicon chip
3. serviceability
4. settings
5. signature

TM FIT 161-180

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. template
2. to terminate
3. tool bar
4. to tune
5. tracking

II. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
		terminal
	to trail
update
	to transmit
transaction

III. Make up phrases by matching the words in the left column with those in the right:

1. throughout	A. period
2. tool	B. capacity
3. trial	C. face
4. turnkey	D. bar
5. type	E. system

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Give the terms suiting the definitions below:

1.	A. to work at home with the help of computer connection with the office
2.	B. to end, stop
3.	C. to convey from one place to another
4.	D. to adapt to the prevailing conditions
5.	E. to fit into current systems

VII. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and give its English equivalent.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

пропускная способность канала связи	магистральный кабель	дистанционная передача данных
след перемещения объекта на экране	система «под ключ»	обработка транзакций
приемопередатчик	гарнитура	выключать питание

VIII. State the type of logical relations between the following words:

Example	Type of logical relations
1. to work – to telecommute	A. general and specific
2. to terminate – to start	B. equivalence
3. tracking – monitoring	C. part and whole
4. transceiver - transmitter	D. contrast

IX. Say what can be:

1. terminated
2. tracked
3. transferred
4. updated
5. turned off

X. Say when and why people do the following:

1. telecommute
2. transaction processing
3. troubleshooting
4. turn off
5. tune

TM FIT 181-200

I. Give synonyms and/or antonyms:

1. usable
2. to verify
3. virtual
4. to zoom
5. valid

II. Decode the acronyms:

1. WWW
2. ASAP
3. ASCII
4. CUL8R
5. VR

III. Word family. Fill in the missing words of the same root where possible:

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
user
		valid
	to verify
vision
		volatile

IV. Fill the web diagram with the words that can be used with the given word:

V. Pick out the appropriate words and add them to your thematic glossary.

VI. Do a mini-research and explain the difference between:

1. end-user – power user
2. to verify – to validate
3. upgrade - update
4. workstation – supercomputer

VII. Give the definitions suiting the given terms:

1. power user	A.
2. volatility	B.
3. wait mode	C.
4. workstation	D.
5. validation	E.

VIII. Crosses and naughts. Play the game in 2 teams.

1. Copy the given table on the board.
2. Team 1: Select a word and give its Russian equivalent.
3. Team 2: Verify whether or not your opponent's answer is correct and put an X or O in that square for a correct answer.
4. Get 3 crosses or naughts in one row and win the game.

virus detection system	end user	validation
volatile memory	virtual world	user guide
window layout	wait mode	workstation

IX. Say what can be:

1. valid
2. verified
3. zoomed
4. volatile
5. wrapped

X. Say what the following is used for:

1. virtual mall
2. virus detection system
3. voice mail – answering machine
4. user-friendly interface
5. user manual

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