Part 1 basic vocabulary

Ex.2 Translate the definitions into Russian and find their shorter English equivalents

A control or setting on a mobile phone which can be set at ‘digital’ or ‘dual’ ( ); a cover for a mobile phone that you can open or close by turning it over ( ); a measurement in space, for example the height, width or length ( ); a point, especially in an electrical system, where two parts connect; the state of being connected together ( ); a service for sending text messages on mobile phones ( ); a very small keyboard or set of buttons used for operating a small electronic device such as a mobile phone ( ); an electronic system which can store telephone messages, so that sb can listen to them later ( ); details about yourself; where you live, your phone number, etc. ( ); having or using two parts or aspects ( ); one of the buttons (keys) on a mobile phone which you press in order to move up or down inside the display screen ( ); that can be taken off ( ); the ability to find your way easily around somewhere/something ( ); a written message that is sent from one mobile phone to another ( ); the action of sending sth out from one person, machine or thing to another ( ); the front part of a mobile phone ( ); the sound or music that you program your mobile phone to play in order to tell you that sb is phoning you ( );

the study or use of electronic equipment, especially computers, for collecting, storing and sending out information ( ); the window where words, pictures, etc. are shown on a mobile phone ( ).
UNIT 12 Writing e-mails

Ex.1 Study the active vocabulary

Ex.2 Translate the definitions into Russian and find their shorter English equivalents

A copy of a letter, an e-mail, etc. that is sent to sb else as well as the person it is addressed to ( ); a document or file that you send to sb using e-mail ( ); a person who receives sth ( ); a piece of writing that will probably be changed and improved before the final version ( ); a secret word or series of numbers that you type into a text box in order to use a program or a computer ( ); a text box where you type in words or data ( ); involving more than one person or thing; having many parts ( );

that you can choose to do or not to do ( ); the topic or heading of an e-mail; the person or thing that is being talked about ( ); to produce a piece of writing, etc. ( );

with nothing inside ( ).
UNIT 13 E-mail addresses and servers

Ex.1 Study the active vocabulary

Ex.2 Translate the definitions into Russian and find their shorter English equivalents

A computer and/or software that runs an e-mail system ( ); arriving ( ); a system of rules for transmitting data between two devices ( ); able to be operated on its own without being connected to a larger system ( ); an Internet service that reads an e-mail address and translates it into an identifying number (the IP address) that matches the e-mail address ( ); an IP address, written using text. It must have at least two parts, for example ‘hotmail.com’ ( ); connected to the Internet ( ); connected to, or made available via, the Internet and the World Wide Web ( ); going away from a particular place, or being sent ( ); not connected to the Internet ( ); to be an abbreviation or symbol of sth ( ); to carry out a task or take care of sth ( ); 1. a computer that is linked to a server and so can connect to a network to ask for files such as e-mail messages, Web-pages and programs, and can also access stored data 2. a person who uses the services or advice of a professional person or an organization ( ).
UNIT 14 Sending files over the Internet

Ex.1 Study the active vocabulary

Ex.2 Translate the definitions into Russian and find their shorter English equivalents

A unit for measuring computer memory (=2²⁰ byte) ( ); a unit of storage approximately equivalent to one single printed character – letter, number or space ( ); a way of doing sth ( ); to look for or to look at information on the Internet ( ).
UNIT 15 viewing and downloading files

Ex.1 Study the active vocabulary

Ex.2 Translate the definitions into Russian and find their shorter English equivalents

A motion picture that is made from a series of drawings, computer graphics, or photographs of inanimate objects (as puppets) and that simulates movement by slight progressive changes in each frame ( ); a program or part of a program that does a particular task or service ( ); able to be used together ( ); happening by itself, without needing a person to operate any controls ( ); software which you can download free from the Internet, without having to pay for it ( ); software which you can download from the Internet without having to pay for it until you have tried it for a time and decided that you want to continue to use it ( ); the last part of a file name, which shows you the format of the file, for example .avi for video, .doc for MS Word files, etc. ( ); the money you pay for a service or for professional advice ( ).
UNIT 16 Music on the Internet

Ex.1 Study the active vocabulary