Vocabulary & Information Sources

1. Name three different sources of information mentioned in the lesson.

2. What is the main difference between a newspaper and a magazine, according to the text?

3. What does an "online library catalogue" allow you to do?

4. In the contents page (Activity 3), which chapter would you read to learn about improving your health?

5. What kind of information would you find in an encyclopedia?

Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Passive)

6. Change this sentence into the passive voice: "The principal has signed the report cards." 7. Complete the sentence in the Present Perfect Passive: A faster way of retrieving information ______ (not / find) yet.

8. Form a question in the Present Perfect Passive: (the reservations / make) for the train seats?

9. Rewrite in the active voice: "The studies of students have been affected by online games." 10. Change into the passive voice: "A computer virus has deleted all my essential documents."

Grammar: Prepositions 11. Fill in the blank: You have a special meeting today ______ the interval. (before / after / against)

12. Fill in the blank: The responsibility of preventing dengue is ______ all of us. (beyond / upon / during)

13. Write a sentence using the preposition against.

14. What is the difference in meaning between during the interval and after the interval? 15. Use the preposition beyond to describe a location.