READING TEST
READING 1: Word Wizard
Word Wizard is an award-winning word processing program. Everyone agrees it is easy, speedy and
effective.
Starting from a blank page, you can create a simple document or use the many advanced features. This
program makes it easy to edit, format or erase text. You can also save and print documents. In addition,
there is a spell check, a grammar check, and a thesaurus. You will be amazed at all the versatile features
it has to offer.
But Word Wizard does more than create a simple document. It has templates to meet every computer
user's needs. Looking for a job? There is a template to create a very professional resume. Are you
starting your own business? Word Wizard has templates for colorful and eye-catching business cards.
Word Wizard helps manage your business, too. Templates for meeting agendas, fax covers, memos,
calendars, and reports save you time and money! Check our website for even more template options.
Task 1: Match the words in column A with the suitable definition in column B.
A B
1. Agenda A. the first sheet sent with a fax 1.
2. Memo B. a description of a meeting or other information .........
3. Report C. a short letter 2.
4. Template D. a list of things to be addressed in a specific time .........
5. Fax cover E. a preformatted file containing fields ready for information to be entered 3.
into them .........
4.
.........
5.
.........
Task 2: Read the guide. Decide if these statements are true or false.
1. The main purpose of the text is to describe a program’s capabilities. A. True B. False
2. Creating calendars is mentioned as a function of the word processing program. A. True B. False
3. Creating memos is not mentioned as a function of the word processing program. A. True B. False
4. Additional templates are available at the Word Wizard website. A. True B. False
5. Document creation instructions are not available at the Word Wizard website. A. True B. False
READING 2
Read the course descriptions. Then do tasks 1 and 2.
Computer Technology Classes
• Introduction to Web Design
In this course students will learn the basics of web design. Basic fundamentals of web design are taught,
including the use of hyperlinks, tables, and CSS. Learn how to edit and create webpages using text and
images. Students will learn to think creatively about content. The designs for website appearance will be
made based upon that content. This class is mandatory for Computer Technology majors.
• Introduction to Web Development
This course teaches students the fundamentals of building websites. Information covered includes
coding with html and xml. Students will learn how to increase website functionality and usability.
Techniques for improving website visibility and navigation are also covered. This class is mandatory for
Computer Technology majors and builds on the Introduction to Web Design class.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Web Design.
Task 1: Answer the questions briefly.
1. What is the purpose of the passage?
.................................................................................................................
2. What will the learners gain after attending a Web Design course?
.................................................................................................................
3. What is not covered in Web Development?
.................................................................................................................
4. How can students enhance website functionality and usability?
.................................................................................................................
5. Is a Web Development course a prerequisite for a Web Design course?
.................................................................................................................
Task 2: Multiple choice: Choose the correct answer.
1. A programming language used to format the style of a webpage is ...............
A. navigation B. usability C. content D. CSS
2. The material in a document or site is called ......
A. navigation B. usability C. content D. code
3. To create a computer program is to ..........
A. navigate B. code C. develop a web D. design a web
4. The act or process of planning a website is called ........
A. visibility B. appearance C. usability D. web design
5. How well something works is called ...........
A. navigation B. functionality C. usability D. visibility
READING 3
Read the course descriptions. Then do tasks 1 and 2.
Using the Compunet Browser
The first step to using the Compunet browser is to launch the application. Locate the browser icon and
click it. The browser will open to its home page. The home page will be the Compunet website. You can
change this to any site you prefer.
At the top of the browser, you'll see the address bar. It displays the URL of the webpage that is open. To
find a different webpage, locate the search bar. Enter key terms about the idea or pages you are looking
for.
The webpages you visit are saved in the browser history. Cookies will also be stored. These two features
help load websites faster. You can save any pages you visit frequently bookmarks. Then you won't have
to type in the URLs any more.
Compunet's browser can open multiple tabs. But remember that opening many tabs can interfere with
aproper functioning. Add-ons are also available to increase the functionality of the browser.
Task 1: Multiple choice: Choose the best answer for each question:
1. What is the main idea of the passage?
a. To list the pros and cons of different browsers.
b. To give instructions on using a browser.
c. To suggest solutions to common browser problems.
d. To show improvements to a web browser.
2. Which of the following does not help load websites faster?
a. The history
b. Cookies
c. Tabs
d. Bookmarks
3. What are the two features that help load websites faster?
a. The history and tabs
b. The history and bookmarks
c. The history and cookies
d. Cookies and tabs
4. According to the guide, what can reduce functionality?
a. Changing the homepage
b. Opening multiple tabs
c. Using too many add ons
d. Deleting the cookies
5. According to the guide, what can increase functionality?
a. Add-ons
b. Multiple tabs
c. Cookies
d. Homepage
Task 2: Match the words or phrases (1-5) with the definitions (a-f). There is one extra definition.
A B
1. Tab A. A list of visited internet sites 1.
2. Webpage B. A function that allows web users to open multiple sites on one browser .........
3. Bookmark C. A space to type or display an address 2.
4. Address bar D. A document or page on a website .........
5. Website E. A URL that is set aside for easy access 3.
F. A collection of webpages .........
4.
.........
5.
.........
