Identity Theft and Personality Tests
1. Vocabulary
Wi-Fi Hotspot and Credit Cards
- Wi-Fi Hotspot
- Credit Card
- Bank Account
- Log On
- Phishing
- Fraudster
- Scam
- Spending Spree
- Debt
- Credit Rating
Personality and Identity
- Personality
- Friendships
- Appearance
- Gender
- Possessions
- Ethnicity
- Values
- Beliefs
- Peer Group
- Nationality
2. Grammar: can, can't, have to, must, don't have to
- He can't be from France. He doesn't speak French!
- If you look carefully, you can see where they damaged the door.
- To protect your identity, you have to / must shred old bank statements.
- Let's pay the bill later. We don't have to pay it right now.
- Look at all these shopping bags! He really must enjoy spending sprees.
- You can't use this Wi-Fi hotspot unless you have the password.
- The printer in the library isn't working, but I can print this at home.
- If you want to open a bank account, you have to / must bring photographic ID.
3. Grammar: had to, could, didn't have to
- had to
- could
- had to
- didn't have to
- could
- didn't have to
- could
- had to
- didn't have to
- had to
4. Grammar: must, might, could, can't
- can't
- can't
- must
- might / could
- must
- might
5. Grammar: must be, must belong, might have, could have
- must be
- must belong
- must feel
- might have / could have
- might speak / could speak
- must be
6. Reading: Multiple Choice
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7. Reading: True or False
- Harry Baines could tell you some very worrying stories about identity theft. (True)
- Recent studies show that victims of bank or credit card fraud suffer less than those whose personal information has been stolen. (False)
- The FL is using very good technology and is also working with other international agencies. (True)
8. Speaking
Students' own answers
9. Listening: Multiple Choice
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10. Listening: Comprehension
- Personality tests can help with careers by showing people what they're good at.
- They're useful on dating websites by helping people to find others who are like them.
- Nick doesn't trust them because they aren't based on science.
- Maya mentions that the industry is worth a lot of money to prove that it's important to a lot of people.
- Nick's point about fast food is that just because a lot of people like something doesn't mean it's good.
11. Speaking
Students' own answers