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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE
Topic:
Cell Phones/ Texting/ Mobile
If several answers are acceptable, choose the
best
one:
1. A ________ is a phone that you have to open in order to talk.
flip phone
cell phone
bendable phone
2. I knew it was her because her number ________ on my phone.
came
came up
came to
3. ________ refers to the amount of time one uses (talks on) a cellphone.
Texting
Dialing
Airtime
4. I was supposed to meet Bill at the library, but he ________ me that he would be late.
texted
text
text message
5. How much was your cell phone ________ this month?
account
charges
bill
6. Everytime I write a text message, everything shows up in ________ letters.
capitol
capital
major
7. Using "u" instead of "you" in a text message is an example of ________.
an abbreviation
a short
a short word
8. Americans say "cell phone", but people in the United Kingdom say ________.
mobility
mobile
handy
9. ________ hours are the times when a cell phone user pays a discounted rate for calls.
Off-color
Off-peak
Offset
10. Most cell phone companies limit the number of ________ you can send in a text message.
messages
words
characters
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