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МатематикаВопрос:
Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 2 People hack into computers to commit crimes.
Ответ:
Fact (F)
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- 1 In the first paragraph we are told that ... a people don't know about the risks to computers. b people worry too much about the risks to computers. c people are often told about the risks to computers.
- 2 Kevin Mitnick thought that hacking into computers a was exciting and enjoyable. b was a good way to make money. c was a way to get a job.
- 3 Some people believe that the US government ... a gave Mitnick the wrong punishment. b put the wrong person in prison. c didn't discover all his crimes.
- 4 What does Mitnick do today? a He hacks into computers secretly. b He is employed to hack into computers officially. c He doesn't use computers any more.
- 5 Mitnick's opinion is that ... a hackers today have a different attitude to his. b hackers today aren't as good as he was. c hackers today can't keep up with the advances in technology.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 1 Mitnick was given an unfair punishment.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 2 People hack into computers to commit crimes.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 3 Mitnick didn't use computers after prison.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 4 Mitnick could start a war from prison.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 5 Hackers will always be ahead of security.
- Are the following statements fact (F) or opinion (O)? 6 Mitnick spent a period of his life in prison.
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 1 software that protects a computer
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 2 have contact with friends
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 3 making music or a noise by pushing air through your mouth
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 4 found guilty of a crime
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 5 something that is secret
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 6 something people disagree about
- Match the underlined words from the article with these definitions. 7 be more worried than necessary
