Key
Question 1
a) False. the 500 million people who use it uploaded more than 2.7 million photographs ... in one ramdomly chosen 20 minute period.
b) False. Lady Gaga was the most ‘liked’, closing 2010 with 24.7 million indications of approval from her Facebook fans. She also has more than 7 million followers on Twitter.
c) False. The identity of the most liked celebrity on Facebook will have come as little surprise …….., as she has arguably harnessed the power of social networking sites as a promotional tool more effectively than any other star.
d) True. ... US charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 2
a) Of the total 61 million people who changed their Facebook status indicator, 28.4 million declared that they had a partner, 36.7 people got married and 6 million people said that they were engaged to be married.
b) In Digital Life Sacrifice, various famous people did not communicate with their fans via Facebook or Twitter from December 1st on. They said they would not reconnect digitally until people had donated $1m to the charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 3
a) reveal
b) harness
c) mark
Question 4
a) More than 2.7 million photographs were uploaded by 500 million people who use Facebook.
b) Lady Gaga said that she would not update her Facebook page until $1m had been raised.
c) Although everyone thought that the campaign would raise $1m immediately, in fact it took nearly a week.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Lady Gaga most ‘liked’ on Facebook
Key
Question 1
a) False. the 500 million people who use it uploaded more than 2.7 million photographs ... in one ramdomly chosen 20 minute period.
b) False. Lady Gaga was the most ‘liked’, closing 2010 with 24.7 million indications of approval from her Facebook fans. She also has more than 7 million followers on Twitter.
c) False. The identity of the most liked celebrity on Facebook will have come as little surprise …….., as she has arguably harnessed the power of social networking sites as a promotional tool more effectively than any other star.
d) True. ... US charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 2
a) Of the total 61 million people who changed their Facebook status indicator, 28.4 million declared that they had a partner, 36.7 people got married and 6 million people said that they were engaged to be married.
b) In Digital Life Sacrifice, various famous people did not communicate with their fans via Facebook or Twitter from December 1st on. They said they would not reconnect digitally until people had donated $1m to the charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 3
a) reveal
b) harness
c) mark
Question 4
a) More than 2.7 million photographs were uploaded by 500 million people who use Facebook.
b) Lady Gaga said that she would not update her Facebook page until $1m had been raised.
c) Although everyone thought that the campaign would raise $1m immediately, in fact it took nearly a week.
Question 1
a) False. the 500 million people who use it uploaded more than 2.7 million photographs ... in one ramdomly chosen 20 minute period.
b) False. Lady Gaga was the most ‘liked’, closing 2010 with 24.7 million indications of approval from her Facebook fans. She also has more than 7 million followers on Twitter.
c) False. The identity of the most liked celebrity on Facebook will have come as little surprise …….., as she has arguably harnessed the power of social networking sites as a promotional tool more effectively than any other star.
d) True. ... US charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 2
a) Of the total 61 million people who changed their Facebook status indicator, 28.4 million declared that they had a partner, 36.7 people got married and 6 million people said that they were engaged to be married.
b) In Digital Life Sacrifice, various famous people did not communicate with their fans via Facebook or Twitter from December 1st on. They said they would not reconnect digitally until people had donated $1m to the charity Keep a Child Alive.
Question 3
a) reveal
b) harness
c) mark
Question 4
a) More than 2.7 million photographs were uploaded by 500 million people who use Facebook.
b) Lady Gaga said that she would not update her Facebook page until $1m had been raised.
c) Although everyone thought that the campaign would raise $1m immediately, in fact it took nearly a week.
China Protects its Language from English
KEY
Question1
a. False. “Its website stated English has, "severely damaged the standard and purity of the Chinese language and disrupted the harmonious and healthy language and cultural environment, causing negative social impacts".
b. True. “It is banned to mix at will foreign language phrases such as English words or abbreviations with Chinese publications”
c. True.” Officials from GAPP issued clear guidelines on how all Chinese publishers must now act.“
d. False.“ One editor at a Beijing publishing house said the translations would be time-consuming and confusing.“
Question2
a. English is invading Chinese publications because China is growing economically and socially. This increasing use of English words is not only affecting the essence of the Chinese language but is having a bad effect on society.
b. Publishers will have to avoid the use of any foreign words or phrases in combination with Chinese.
Question3
a. disrupted b. at will c. Vague
Question4
a. They are increasingly using foreign languages in newspapers.
b. One editor said “Translations will be time-consuming and confusing.“
c. If English were not abusing their language, the department wouldn´t have taken action.
Question1
a. False. “Its website stated English has, "severely damaged the standard and purity of the Chinese language and disrupted the harmonious and healthy language and cultural environment, causing negative social impacts".
b. True. “It is banned to mix at will foreign language phrases such as English words or abbreviations with Chinese publications”
c. True.” Officials from GAPP issued clear guidelines on how all Chinese publishers must now act.“
d. False.“ One editor at a Beijing publishing house said the translations would be time-consuming and confusing.“
Question2
a. English is invading Chinese publications because China is growing economically and socially. This increasing use of English words is not only affecting the essence of the Chinese language but is having a bad effect on society.
b. Publishers will have to avoid the use of any foreign words or phrases in combination with Chinese.
Question3
a. disrupted b. at will c. Vague
Question4
a. They are increasingly using foreign languages in newspapers.
b. One editor said “Translations will be time-consuming and confusing.“
c. If English were not abusing their language, the department wouldn´t have taken action.
China Protects its Language from English
KEY
Question1
a. False. “Its website stated English has, "severely damaged the standard and purity of the Chinese language and disrupted the harmonious and healthy language and cultural environment, causing negative social impacts".
b. True. “It is banned to mix at will foreign language phrases such as English words or abbreviations with Chinese publications”
c. True.” Officials from GAPP issued clear guidelines on how all Chinese publishers must now act.“
d. False.“ One editor at a Beijing publishing house said the translations would be time-consuming and confusing.“
Question2
a. English is invading Chinese publications because China is growing economically and socially. This increasing use of English words is not only affecting the essence of the Chinese language but is having a bad effect on society.
b. Publishers will have to avoid the use of any foreign words or phrases in combination with Chinese.
Question3
a. disrupted b. at will c. Vague
Question4
a. They are increasingly using foreign languages in newspapers.
b. One editor said “Translations will be time-consuming and confusing.“
c. If English were not abusing their language, the department wouldn´t have taken action.
Question1
a. False. “Its website stated English has, "severely damaged the standard and purity of the Chinese language and disrupted the harmonious and healthy language and cultural environment, causing negative social impacts".
b. True. “It is banned to mix at will foreign language phrases such as English words or abbreviations with Chinese publications”
c. True.” Officials from GAPP issued clear guidelines on how all Chinese publishers must now act.“
d. False.“ One editor at a Beijing publishing house said the translations would be time-consuming and confusing.“
Question2
a. English is invading Chinese publications because China is growing economically and socially. This increasing use of English words is not only affecting the essence of the Chinese language but is having a bad effect on society.
b. Publishers will have to avoid the use of any foreign words or phrases in combination with Chinese.
Question3
a. disrupted b. at will c. Vague
Question4
a. They are increasingly using foreign languages in newspapers.
b. One editor said “Translations will be time-consuming and confusing.“
c. If English were not abusing their language, the department wouldn´t have taken action.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Maserati Gran Cabrio [Vid and Pics]
A friend of mine "is fool" for MASERATI CARS.Today he send me pictures and one video of the Maserati Gran Cabrio.Sincerely, I think this car is amazing, very beautiful, so I'll share with you this amazing Maserati Gran Cabrio. I hope you like.Maserati Gran Cabrio [6 Pictures]:Maserati Gran Cabrio [Video]:
Thursday, January 6, 2011
new car Audi A1 2011
Audi A1 - Picture 1Audi A1 - Picture 2Audi A1 Audi A1 audi review:The restricted club of the small compact premium cars has a new pretty boy. Called Audi A1 and is the latest proposal from Audi for a type of customer that defines the
Saturday, January 1, 2011
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