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Communications ( CE1 Anglais)Versión en línea Test your knowledge on touch games, sounds, and tech. por YAKILI LMS 1 In CE1, students learn basic computer use like opening a document. Yes No 2 SMS cannot be sent from mobile phones. Yes No 3 A telephone helps people talk to each other over long distances. Yes No 4 SMS messages can be sent by mobile phone. Yes No 5 A letter is not a traditional means of communication. Yes No 6 A letter is a traditional way to send messages. Yes No 7 The Internet is dangerous and never used for learning. Yes No 8 The computer does not need any electricity. Yes No 9 A computer has a keyboard and a screen. Yes No 10 In English, 'sk' is a consonant blend as in 'sketch'. Yes No 11 The /sw/ sound is in the word 'cat'. Yes No 12 The 'touch and follow' game can be played indoors. Yes No 13 A computer can connect to the internet to chat with friends. Yes No 14 The /sw/ sound in 'swan' is pronounced with only the lips. Yes No 15 Sketching is not related to /sk/ sounds. Yes No 16 The chapter on Communications has nothing about sending messages. Yes No 17 Sound /sw/ is never used in English words. Yes No 18 A computer can be used to write documents. Yes No 19 The sound /sk/ is not a blend of two consonants. Yes No 20 You must always switch off the computer before turning it on. Yes No 21 The CE1 curriculum does not include any computer use. Yes No 22 The word 'swan' starts with the letter 'a'. Yes No 23 Drums are never used for communication. Yes No 24 A traditional means of communication is texting on a mobile phone only. Yes No 25 The prefix 'sk' is never used at the start of any word. Yes No 26 The chapter 'Communications' helps you learn how people send messages. Yes No 27 Emails replace spoken language entirely. Yes No 28 A follow-up game is the same as a memory game. Yes No 29 Traditional means of communication include talking, writing letters, and drums in some cultures. Yes No 30 Drums can be a traditional means of communication. Yes No 31 The 'touch and follow' game is played by a leader who is touched and followed by others. Yes No 32 A message can be sent by voice or text. Yes No 33 Wagging tails of dogs is a traditional means of communication. Yes No 34 A computer replaces all forms of communication completely. Yes No 35 A computer cannot be used to play games. Yes No 36 You never use a keyboard when using a computer. Yes No 37 The sound /sk/ is spelled 'shk' as in 'sketch'. Yes No 38 A telephone cannot be used to talk. Yes No 39 A computer cannot display images. Yes No 40 You can listen to spoken messages with your ears. Yes No 41 A computer helps teachers in class to show pictures. Yes No 42 The word 'sketch' ends with 'ch'. Yes No 43 The 'touch and follow' game involves writing letters on paper only. Yes No 44 In /sw/ words, the sound is found in 'swim' and 'swan'. Yes No 45 The Internet is a modern tool for communication. Yes No 46 The sound /sk/ is pronounced as /ks/ in all languages. Yes No 47 The sound /sk/ is spelled 'sk' as in 'sketch'. Yes No 48 The word 'swim' does not contain /sw/ at all. Yes No 49 The 'touch and follow' game uses a ruler as a guide. Yes No 50 In the chapter Communications, you learn only about animals. Yes No

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In CE1, students learn basic computer use like opening a document.

SMS cannot be sent from mobile phones.

A telephone helps people talk to each other over long distances.

SMS messages can be sent by mobile phone.

A letter is not a traditional means of communication.

A letter is a traditional way to send messages.

The Internet is dangerous and never used for learning.

The computer does not need any electricity.

A computer has a keyboard and a screen.

In English, 'sk' is a consonant blend as in 'sketch'.

The /sw/ sound is in the word 'cat'.

The 'touch and follow' game can be played indoors.

A computer can connect to the internet to chat with friends.

The /sw/ sound in 'swan' is pronounced with only the lips.

Sketching is not related to /sk/ sounds.

The chapter on Communications has nothing about sending messages.

Sound /sw/ is never used in English words.

A computer can be used to write documents.

The sound /sk/ is not a blend of two consonants.

You must always switch off the computer before turning it on.

The CE1 curriculum does not include any computer use.

The word 'swan' starts with the letter 'a'.

Drums are never used for communication.

A traditional means of communication is texting on a mobile phone only.

The prefix 'sk' is never used at the start of any word.

The chapter 'Communications' helps you learn how people send messages.

Emails replace spoken language entirely.

A follow-up game is the same as a memory game.

Traditional means of communication include talking, writing letters, and drums in some cultures.

Drums can be a traditional means of communication.

The 'touch and follow' game is played by a leader who is touched and followed by others.

A message can be sent by voice or text.

Wagging tails of dogs is a traditional means of communication.

A computer replaces all forms of communication completely.

A computer cannot be used to play games.

You never use a keyboard when using a computer.

The sound /sk/ is spelled 'shk' as in 'sketch'.

A telephone cannot be used to talk.

A computer cannot display images.

You can listen to spoken messages with your ears.

A computer helps teachers in class to show pictures.

The word 'sketch' ends with 'ch'.

The 'touch and follow' game involves writing letters on paper only.

In /sw/ words, the sound is found in 'swim' and 'swan'.

The Internet is a modern tool for communication.

The sound /sk/ is pronounced as /ks/ in all languages.

The sound /sk/ is spelled 'sk' as in 'sketch'.

The word 'swim' does not contain /sw/ at all.

The 'touch and follow' game uses a ruler as a guide.

In the chapter Communications, you learn only about animals.