The Internet

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THE INTERNET

A TYPICAL WEBPAGE

What do you use Internet for?

E-mailing

researching

education and self-improvement

Friendship and dating

Electronic newspapers and magazines

Games

downloading files

job hunting

shopping

Discussion groups

The Internet is a system of physical _______ travelling all around the world.

1. DATA
2. CABLES
3. SATELLITES
4. WEBPAGES

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of

1. Packets
2. Folders
3. Files

What percentage of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 70%
3. 85%
4. 95%

What happens when a fibre optic cable (🦈) stops working?

1. The request is rerouted
2. The request is sent back
3. The request remains pending

What browser do you normally use?

Chrome

Firefox

Edge

Safari

Opera

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The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

A _________ is a tool that allows you to access the internet

1. Operating system
2. Network
3. Video file
4. Web browser

Most of the time, you will move through the internet by clicking on...

1. Links
2. Folders
3. Tabs
4. Keywords

How do you open a link in a new tab?

1. Left click on the link
2. Select the new tab button
3. Right click on the link
4. Double click on the link

Where do you go to access saved Bookmarks and your browser History?

1. The menu button
2. The file button
3. The home button
4. The star button

On the next slide you will drag and drop the types of internet connections to their name...

The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

The internet is a system of physical ________ traveling all around the world

1. Data
2. Cables
3. Satellites
4. Webpages

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

Your computer receives data from webpages in the form of...

1. packets
2. folders
3. files

Most of the time, you will move through the internet by clicking on...

1. Links
2. Folders
3. Tabs
4. Keywords

What percent of the world's internet "traffic" travels under the sea?

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 85%
4. 95%

Address bar

Hypertext links

Back button

Forward button

Refresh button

Home button

Image links

Search box

Zoom button

Favourites button/bookmark button

User Icon

Which website do you visit the most?

www.liveworksheets.com

The Internet of Things

ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE CONCEPT OF INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)? WHAT IS IT?

What kind of objects are connected to the internet nowadays?

1. Daily-life objects
2. Specialised Objects

What kind of information can a city trash can collect?

1. send alerts when they have been misused
2. send alerts when they are full
3. send alerts when they are damaged

What kind of information can a bridge collect?

1. how to repair the damage to the structure
2. where the damage to the structure is

What is one of the security concerns regarding door locks?

1. You may get left out if you lose your mobile phone
2. Someone can get access from a different location

What is the "privacy" issue?

1. The data collected isn't too vast
2. We do not know what data is being collected

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BRAINSTORMING

Based on the information presented on the text, how can the 

Internet of Things be used for...?

Home security

Home during summer/winter

Traffic

Take care of your pet

Agriculture--------------------------

THE INTERNET

COMCAST

Chapter 4 & future with will

Future Simple

Form	Use	Example:
Will (not) + Infinitive	predictions	- The Internet of Things will transform the home, connecting everyday devices together. - We won’t travel as much as we do now because aeroplane fuel will be so expensive in the next years.
	decisions taken at the moment of speaking	- I feel so tired now, so I will stay home tonight. - Next time, I will be more careful with the monthly report.
	making requests (in questions)	- Will you help me move this furniture, please?

Future: Will

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SIMPLE TENSES

PAST SIMPLE

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE SIMPLE

(WILL)

-DO/DOES

-S 3RD P SING.

-FACTS

-HABITS

-ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

-DID

-IRREGULAR VERBS / AFFIRMATIVE

-ADVERBS AND EXPRESSIONS OF TIME (YESTERDAY, 2 WEEKS AGO...) 

-FINISHED ACTION

-WILL + INFINITIVE

-PREDICTIONS

-DECISIONS TAKEN AT THE MOMENT OF SPEAKING

-OFFERINGS (?)

-ADVERBS AND EXPRESSIONS OF TIME (TOMORROW, NEXT WEEK...) 

CAN THE INTERNET DECREASE THE GAP BETWEEN RICH AND POOR PEOPLE?

On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of browser features to their location on the browser window

Modem

DSL cable

Dial-up cable

Fiber Optic cable

Cable Internet cable

Wireless Router

Cellular

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Answer the following questions according to the reading.

What has led Comcast to provide free
internet to a big number of Americans?

1. The injustice in America.
2. A new government law.
3. The Covid-19 pandemic.
4. A rival internet provider.

2. The phrase SUCH AS in
paragraph 2 is used to

1. express quantity
2. introduce an example
3. express contradiction
4. introduce a consequence

3. A student with a lot of noise at
home will be more likely to

1. quit his/her studies.
2. pay for a Comcast internet service.
3. move to Chicago as they have 200 lift zones.
4. go to a community centre to join his/her online classes.

Covid-19

Online learning services

Low-income parents with kids can’t pay internet

Lockdown

Comcast provides free internet

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
During the Covid-19 emergency, have
similar measures been taken to help poor people in Colombia? Are these measures necessary?