Extra Grammar Exercises May 21st Ada-03
Extra Grammar Exercises May 21st Ada-03
Extra Grammar Exercises May 21st Ada-03
LESSON 1
1. If the weather ______ better this morning, we would be kayaking right now.
a. would be
b. will be
c. was
d. had been
3. You wouldn’t have missed the bus if you ______ attention to the announcements.
a. would be paying
b. would have been paying
c. had been paying
d. would pay
4. If the tour I took last year______ in Rome, I wouldn’t be going there now.
a. stopped
b. had stopped
c. would have stopped
d. would stop
To determine if a website is encrypted, look for “https” at the start of the web address (the “s” is
for “secure”). Some websites use encryption only on the sign-in page, but if any part of your
session isn’t encrypted, your entire account could be vulnerable. Look for “https” on every page
you visit, not just when you sign in.
Section F
Tips for using Wi-Fi securely
• Log in or send personal information only to websites you know are fully encrypted. If you find
yourself on an unencrypted page, log out right away.
• Don’t stay permanently signed in to an account. When you’ve finished using an account, log
out.
• Do not use the same password on different websites. It could give someone who gains access
to one
of your accounts access to many of your accounts.
• For more control over when and how your device uses public Wi-Fi, consider changing your
settings
so your device doesn’t connect automatically.
1. What is the first example the writer gives of online fraud caused by a lack of security?
2. The writer uses the example of credit card fraud to illustrate ____.
a. that some kinds of fraud are not as easily resolved as credit card fraud
c. that users should be aware of the level of security of sites they access on public Wi-Fi
4. Which of the following phrases is used to mean “anyone can have access”?
c. that a website might have some encrypted and some un-encrypted pages
d. use the same log-in information for multiple websites and accounts