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ON THE PHONE                                                                               READING




                Exercise 2     Circle the correct option in each sentence according to the text.


                  1.   Mobile phones aren’t very light / heavy. It is easy / difficult to carry them.
                  2.   Researches show that most / some adult people in Turkey use smartphones.
                  3.   Disturbing concentration is one of the cons / pros of smartphones.

                  4.   Phone calls / Phone cons take too much time between teenagers.
                  5.   When teenagers want to meet up, they call / meet each other.
                  6.   Adults share their media / smartphones on their social media accounts.

                  7.   One of the cons of smartphones is requiring much / expensive money.
                  8.   Adults / Teenagers are more active than adults / teenagers with their phones.






                Exercise 3     Choose the correct options according to the passage.

                1.   It is stated in the passage that ___________ .

                    A)  teenagers keep in touch with their friends via smartphones
                    B)  adults never use social media
                    C)  you can’t have a phone conversation with a smartphone
                    D) both teenagers and adults only use their mobile phones for fun







                2.   Smartphones ___________ .
                    A)  don’t have any cons
                    B)  can be used for various purposes

                    C)  are very good for concentration
                    D) are cheap






                3.   ___________ is one of the cons of smartphones.

                    A)  Keeping people in touch
                    B)  Being easy to carry
                    C)  Causing addiction

                    D) Helping people to do their work



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