MKR 2nd Course 3 Term Automation

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Факультет лінгвістики

№1Кафедра англійськоїмовитехнічного спрямування

Модульна контрольна робота

для студентів 2 курсу хіміко-технологічного факультету

спеціальність «Автоматизація та комп’ютерно-інтегровані системи»

Розробила:викладач КАМТС №1Матковська Г.О.

, 2013Київ

Module test (2 year, 3 term) Automation and computer-integrated systems

TEST 1

Listening

Listen to the part of the lecture and decide whether the statements (1-5) are True or False.

1. The man who created Facebook has won a magazine’s award. T F2. Mark Zuckerberg, at 26, is the youngest ever winner of this award. T F3. 12% of the world population use Facebook. T F4. Zuckerberg has a huge team helping him keep Facebook going. T F5. There was a possibility Julian Assange could win the award. T F

_____/10 points

Reading

Read the text and decide whether the statements (1-5) are True or False and for questions 6-10 choose the answer (A, B, or C) which you think fits best according to the text.

A database is a collection of related data, and the software used in databases to store, organize and retrieve the data is called the database management system, or DBMS. However, we often use the word database to cover both meanings. A database can manage any type of data, including text, numbers, images, sound, video and hyperlinks. Information is entered into the database via fields. Each field holds a separate piece of information, and the fields are grouped together in records. Therefore, a record about an employee might consist of several fields which give their name, address, phone number, date of birth, salary and length of employment with the company.

Records are grouped together into files which hold large amounts of information. Files can easily be updated - you can always change fields, add new records or delete old ones. An electronic database is much faster to consult and update than a card index system and occupies a lot less space. With the right software, you can keep track of stock, sales, market trends, orders and other information that can help your company stay successful. A database program lets you create an index - a list of records ordered according to the content of certain fields. This helps you to search the database and sort records into numerical or alphabetical order very quickly.

1. DBMS is the software used in databases to store, organize and retrieve the data. T F2. Texts, numbers, images, sound and hyperlinks cannot be managed with help of database. T F3. An information field about an employee contains several records. T F4. Files hold large amount of information, they are composed of records. T F5. Index facilitates the search through a database. T F6. What is the database management system according to the text?

a) it is a collection of related datab) it is a type of softwarec) it is a machine, used for data storage

7. What types of data can a database manage?a) some text files, numbers, images, sound, video and hyperlinksb) any kind of data, including text files, numbers, images, sound, video and links to websitesc) any sort of data except images, sound, video and hyperlinks

8. How can information be entered into a database?a) it can be entered using special fields, that are further grouped into recordsb) it can be entered via files, containing personal details such as name, address, date of birth etc.c) it can be entered with help of a card index system

9. What are the advantages of an electronic database?a) it can operate without any softwareb) it can give access to the personal details of any employeec) it doesn’t occupy a lot of space and can be easily updated

10. What is a database index created for?a) it provides fast searchb) it helps you to store data quicklyc) it enables fast search and sorting data according certain parameters

__ / 30 points


Use of English (part 1)

Read the statements below and chose the best variant (A, B, or C) to fill in the gaps.

1. Chat and (…) Messaging technologies allow you to have real-time conversations online.a) Instant b) Inter c) Inner

2. When you set up an account with an ISP, you are given an email address and a (…).a) dial b) access c) password

3. The name given to (…) email messages is spam.a) solicited b) unreasonable c) unsolicited

4. On the web page itself, most sites feature (…) image links and hypertext links.a) clicking b) clickable c) clicked

5. This software may not be fully (…) with older operating systems.a) used b) compressible c) compatible

6. This program displays a message when it detects (…).a) spyware b) spy c) suspense

7. (…) is the online harassment or abuse, mainly in chat rooms or newsgroups.a) Cyberstalking b) Cyberslacker c) Cyberculture

8. (…) is the number of pixels in an image.a) Resolving b) Resolution c) Restoring

9. New publishing systems use high-quality (…) fonts.a) scalable b) growing c) magnifying

10. To insert text into a document use a type (…).a) brush b) stick c) tool

_____/10 points



1. It is common knowledge that water (…) at 100 degrees Celsius.a) boils b) is boiling c) will boil

2. Every Monday the postgraduate students of our department (…) their experiments in the lab.a) are carrying out b) is carrying out c) carry out

3. Sir Humphrey Davy (…) light bulb, also known as the Davy lamp, in the XIX century.a) had invented b) has invented c) invented

4. Laboratory practice in the organic chemistry (…) at 9 a.m.a) starts b) is starting c) will start

5. Prof. Johnson (…) the lecture at the moment.a) delivers b) is delivering c) are delivering

6. The laboratory assistant (…) pouring distillate water in the bottle.a) just starts b) has just started c) is just starting

7. We decided (…) the research together, because both of us were interested in water treatment technologies.a) carrying out b) carry out c) to carry out

8. These test tubes were used in our experiment, and now they need (…) .a) to clean b) clean c) cleaning

9. Some students would like (…) in the international exchange program.a) to participate b) participating c) participate

10. Alex finished (…) laboratory glassware and went home.a) being washed b) washing c) to wash

_____/20 points

Translation

Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian.

1. The sharpness of an image depends on the density of pixels, or resolution.2. Vector data can be handled by drawing programs like Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw or Macromedia Freehand.3. To create the DTP document, the designer begins by selecting a template or by specifying the settings of a new

document (the page size, margins, columns, paragraph styles, master pages, etc).4. Animators use computer animation software to create animated cartoons or add effects in movies and

videogames.5. Businesspeople use presentation graphics to make information more interesting visually - graphs and diagrams

can be more effective ways of communicating with clients than lists of figures.


6. PDF stands for Portable Document Format and allows people to view, search and print documents exactly as the publisher intended.

7. Typically, a layout program is used to import texts created in word processing programs; drawings and illustrations created in CAD, drawing or paint programs; and photographs.

8. You would need a video editing program like iMovie to cut your favourite segments, re-sequence the clips, add transitions and other effects.

9. First, the DTP designer decides the basic form of the document (the type of document, general design, colour, fonts, images required, etc.).

10. Video computing refers to recording, manipulating and storing video in digital format._____/10 points

Writing

You have read an advertisement on the site studyopportunities.com about a British International School in Brighton inviting students for a two-month course of English. You would like to clarify some questions that are vital to your decision. Write a letter of about 180-200 words. In your letter say why you are writing and ask about:

The fee to pay and lodging; The opportunity to learn other languages; Class size and school uniform; Social, cultural and sporting programs; A school catalogue.

_____/10 points

Speaking

_____/10 points

TOTAL

______ / 100 points


TEST 2

Listening


1. Julian Assange has won a magazine’s award. T F2. Over 20% of the world population use Facebook. T F3. Time chose Zuckerberg because he was more positive than Assange. T F4. Time’s editor said our trust in authority increases year by year. T F5. Zuckerberg believes we could have more friends in the future. T F

_____/10 points

Reading


Every day, people send each other billions of e-mail messages. If you're online a lot, you yourself may send a dozen or more e-mails each day without even thinking about it. Obviously, e-mail has become an extremely popular communication tool.

According to Darwin Magazine, the first e-mail message was sent in 1971 by an engineer named Ray Tomlinson. Prior to this, you could only send messages to users on a single machine. Tomlinson's breakthrough was the ability to send messages to other machines on the Internet, using the @ sign to designate the receiving machine.

An e-mail message has always been nothing more than a simple text message – a piece of text sent to a recipient. In the beginning and even today, e-mail messages tend to be short pieces of text, although the ability to add attachments now makes many messages quite long. Even with attachments, however, e-mail messages continue to be text messages.

To check your messages, you use some sort of e-mail client. Many people use well-known, stand-alone clients like Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora or Pegasus. People who subscribe to free e-mail services like Hotmail or Yahoo use an e-mail client that appears in a Web page. If you're an AOL customer, you use AOL's e-mail reader.

1. More than ten millions e-mails are sent daily. T F2. Ray Tomlinson was a person invented online communication. T F3. The @ sign was a trade mark of the e-mail service. T F4. E-mails are text messages with optional attachments. T F5. In order to communicate via e-mail you need an e-mail client software. T F6. Are the e-mail messages popular among the Internet users today?

a) yes, one may receive one message a weekb) yes, people send each other a lot of e-mails dailyc) not really, but its popularity is growing

7. When was the first e-mail message sent, according to Darwin Magazine?a) it was sent in 1971, the sender was Ray Tomlinsonb) it was sent to Ray Tomlinson in 1971c) it was sent in 1971, the recipient was an engineer

8. Who is Ray Tomlinson?a) a person who was the first to send messages to users on a single machineb) an engineer who was the first to use @ sign to send messages to users on a single machinec) an engineer who was the first to send messages to other machines on the web

9. What does an e-mail message consist of?a) it consists of a plain text messageb) it consists of a text message that necessarily contains attached filesc) it consists of a text message with optionally attached files

10. What is Eudora?a) a stand-alone e-mail clientb) a web-based e-mail servicec) Tomlinson’s girlfriend

__ / 30 points




1. FTP is used to (…) files over a TCP/IP network.a) transmission b) transfer c) support

2. You can make the message more expressive by including (…), also called smileys.a) digits b) emotions c) emoticons

3. A (…) system allows users to share files on their computers.a) face-to-face b) peer-to-peer c) hand-in-hand

4. Once you are online, you can (…) the Web, visit chat rooms or send and receive emails.a) browse b) skim c) scan

5. A cybercafé is a café where you can have (…) to the Internet and related services.a) entrance b) excess c) access

6. The only way to protect a message is to encode it with some form of (…).a) subscription b) description c) encryption

7. IP (…) - making one computer look like another in order to gain unauthorized access.a) spoofing b) spooking c) spooning

8. (…) is a technique that generates realistic reflections, shadows and highlights.a) Reflecting b) Rendering c) Reimagining

9. Designers start a project by making a (…).a) wireframe b) wire c) wiring

10. Text (…) is the ability to put text around graphic objects in a variety of ways.a) fluid b) shape c) flow

_____/10 points



1. It is well-known that acids (…) with bases to produce salt and water.a) is reacting b) are reacting c) react

2. Every week we (…) interesting lectures delivered by the eminent scientists.a) attend b) are attending c) are going to attend

3. In 1668 Sir Isaac Newton (…) his first reflecting telescope, also known as the Newtonian telescope.a) completed b) had completed c) has completed

4. The introductory lecture in philosophy (…) at 3 p.m.a) is finishing b) finishes c) will finish

5. Catherine (…) the liquid into the bottle right now.a) is pouring b) pours c) pour

6. The students (…) writing their module test.a) are already finishing b) already finish c) have already finished

7. The engineer stopped (…) the specimen, because it started to decompose.a) heat b) to heat c) heating

8. Have you finished (…) your lecture notes?a) to read b) reading c) read

9. Michael considers (…) for a postgrad program in Cambridge University.a) to apply b) applying c) apply

10. The tutor taught us (…) calculations using modern software.a) perform b) to perform c) performing

_____/20 points

Translation


1. Vector data can be handled by drawing programs like Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw or Macromedia Freehand.2. Animators use computer animation software to create animated cartoons or add effects in movies and

videogames.3. To create the DTP document, the designer begins by selecting a template or by specifying the settings of a new

document (the page size, margins, columns, paragraph styles, master pages, etc).4. If you click on a hypertext link, you can jump to another screen with more information about a particular subject.5. You would need a video editing program like iMovie to cut your favourite segments, re-sequence the clips, add

transitions and other effects.6. Electrical engineers use graphics to design circuits, in order to present data in a more understandable form.


7. CAD is also used in the aerospace, architecture and industrial sectors to design everything from aeroplanes and buildings to consumer products.


9. Many radio stations broadcast live over the Internet using streaming audio technology, which lets you listen to audio in a continuous stream while it is being transmitted.

10. If you like entertainment, you'll love the latest multimedia video games with surround sound, music soundtracks, and even film extracts.

_____/10 points

Writing



_____/10 points

Speaking

_____/10 points

TOTAL

______ / 100 points


TEST 3

Listening



_____/10 points

Reading










__ / 30 points





2. When you set up an account with an ISP, you are given an email address and a (…).a) passer b) passnumber c) password









_____/10 points













_____/20 points

Translation












Writing



_____/10 points

Speaking

_____/10 points

TOTAL

______ / 100 points


TEST 4

Listening


1. Julian Assange has won a magazine’s award. T F2. Over 20% of the world population use Facebook. T F3. Time chose Zuckerberg because he was more positive than Assange. T F4. Time’s editor said our trust in authority increases year by year. T F5. Zuckerberg believes we could have more friends in the future. T F

_____/10 points

Reading


Every day, people send each other billions of e-mail messages. If you're online a lot, you yourself may send a dozen or more e-mails each day without even thinking about it. Obviously, e-mail has become an extremely popular communication tool.

According to Darwin Magazine, the first e-mail message was sent in 1971 by an engineer named Ray Tomlinson. Prior to this, you could only send messages to users on a single machine. Tomlinson's breakthrough was the ability to send messages to other machines on the Internet, using the @ sign to designate the receiving machine.

An e-mail message has always been nothing more than a simple text message – a piece of text sent to a recipient. In the beginning and even today, e-mail messages tend to be short pieces of text, although the ability to add attachments now makes many messages quite long. Even with attachments, however, e-mail messages continue to be text messages.

To check your messages, you use some sort of e-mail client. Many people use well-known, stand-alone clients like Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora or Pegasus. People who subscribe to free e-mail services like Hotmail or Yahoo use an e-mail client that appears in a Web page. If you're an AOL customer, you use AOL's e-mail reader.

1. More than ten millions e-mails are sent daily. T F2. Ray Tomlinson was a person invented online communication. T F3. The @ sign was a trade mark of the e-mail service. T F4. E-mails are text messages with optional attachments. T F5. In order to communicate via e-mail you need an e-mail client software. T F6. Are the e-mail messages popular among the Internet users today?

a) yes, one may receive one message a weekb) yes, people send each other a lot of e-mails dailyc) not really, but its popularity is growing

7. When was the first e-mail message sent, according to Darwin Magazine?a) it was sent in 1971, the sender was Ray Tomlinsonb) it was sent to Ray Tomlinson in 1971c) it was sent in 1971, the recipient was an engineer

8. Who is Ray Tomlinson?a) a person who was the first to send messages to users on a single machineb) an engineer who was the first to use @ sign to send messages to users on a single machinec) an engineer who was the first to send messages to other machines on the web

9. What does an e-mail message consist of?a) it consists of a plain text messageb) it consists of a text message that necessarily contains attached filesc) it consists of a text message with optionally attached files

10. What is Eudora?a) a stand-alone e-mail clientb) a web-based e-mail servicec) Tomlinson’s girlfriend

__ / 30 points




1. FTP is used to (…) files over a TCP/IP network.a) transmission b) transfer c) transferable

2. You can make the message more expressive by including (…), also called smileys.a) emos b) emotions c) emoticons

3. A (…) system allows users to share files on their computers.a) face-to-face b) peer-to-peer c) hand-in-hand

4. Once you are online, you can (…) the Web, visit chat rooms or send and receive emails.a) browse b) browser c) transfer

5. A cybercafé is a café where you can have (…) to the Internet and related services.a) accessible b) excessive c) access

6. The only way to protect a message is to encode it with some form of (…).a) subscription b) description c) encryption

7. IP (…) - making one computer look like another in order to gain unauthorized access.a) spoofing b) spooking c) spooning

8. (…) is a technique that generates realistic reflections, shadows and highlights.a) Reflecting b) Rendering c) Reimagining

9. Designers start a project by making a (…).a) wireframe b) wire c) wiring

10. Text (…) is the ability to put text around graphic objects in a variety of ways.a) fluid b) shape c) flow

_____/10 points



1. It is well-known that acids (…) with bases to produce salt and water.a) is reacting b) are reacting c) react

2. Every week we (…) interesting lectures delivered by the eminent scientists.a) attend b) are attending c) are going to attend

3. In 1668 Sir Isaac Newton (…) his first reflecting telescope, also known as the Newtonian telescope.a) completed b) had completed c) has completed

4. The introductory lecture in philosophy (…) at 3 p.m.a) is finishing b) finishes c) will finish

5. Catherine (…) the liquid into the bottle right now.a) is pouring b) pours c) pour

6. The students (…) writing their module test.a) are already finishing b) already finish c) have already finished

7. The engineer stopped (…) the specimen, because it started to decompose.a) heat b) to heat c) heating

8. Have you finished (…) your lecture notes?a) to read b) reading c) read

9. Michael considers (…) for a postgrad program in Cambridge University.a) to apply b) applying c) apply

10. The tutor taught us (…) calculations using modern software.a) perform b) to perform c) performing

_____/20 points

Translation


1. Vector data can be handled by drawing programs like Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw or Macromedia Freehand.2. Animators use computer animation software to create animated cartoons or add effects in movies and

videogames.3. To create the DTP document, the designer begins by selecting a template or by specifying the settings of a new

document (the page size, margins, columns, paragraph styles, master pages, etc).4. If you click on a hypertext link, you can jump to another screen with more information about a particular subject.5. You would need a video editing program like iMovie to cut your favourite segments, re-sequence the clips, add

transitions and other effects.6. Electrical engineers use graphics to design circuits, in order to present data in a more understandable form.


7. CAD is also used in the aerospace, architecture and industrial sectors to design everything from aeroplanes and buildings to consumer products.


9. Many radio stations broadcast live over the Internet using streaming audio technology, which lets you listen to audio in a continuous stream while it is being transmitted.

10. If you like entertainment, you'll love the latest multimedia video games with surround sound, music soundtracks, and even film extracts.

_____/10 points

Writing



_____/10 points

Speaking

_____/10 points

TOTAL

______ / 100 points


TEST 5

Listening



_____/10 points

Reading










__ / 30 points





2. When you set up an account with an ISP, you are given an email address and a (…).a) passer b) passnumber c) password









_____/10 points













_____/20 points

Translation












Writing



_____/10 points

Speaking

_____/10 points

TOTAL

______ / 100 points


KEY

Audio script

Time magazine has named Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, as their Person of the Year 2010. Zuckerberg, 26, is the second-youngest winner of the accolade. He won the award for connecting 12 percent of the planet on his social networking site. This is an impressive statistic considering the site has yet to make any impression in China. Mr Zuckerberg said on Wednesday, naturally on his Facebook page: "Being named as Time Person of the Year is a real honor and recognition of how our little team is building something that hundreds of millions of people want to use to make the world more open and connected. I'm happy to be a part of that." The young entrepreneur owns a quarter of the shares of Facebook and is a multi-billionaire.

It was uncertain for a while who would win Time’s annual honour. Readers voting in the online poll chose the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange as the winner. However, Time panelists chose Mark Zuckerberg. Time’s editor Richard Stengel explained they chose Zuckerberg because he was a more positive figure than Assange and because he changed “how we all live our lives in ways that are innovative and even optimistic”. He wrote on Time’s website: "There is an erosion of trust in authority, a decentralizing of power and at the same time, perhaps, a greater faith in one another.” Mr another…” he said. Mr Stengel continued: “Zuckerberg sees the world as filled with potential friends.” Perhaps only the Facebook creator himself knows how much more he can do.

TEST 1, 3, 5

Listening1. 2. 3. 4. 5.t f t f t

Reading 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.t f f t t b b a c c

English in Use (part 1)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.a c c b c a a b a c

English in Use (part 2)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.a c c a b b c c a b

TEST 2, 4

Listening1. 2. 3. 4. 5.f f t f t

Reading 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.t f f t t b a c c a

English in Use (part 1)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.b c b a c c a b a c

English in Use (part 2)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.c a a b a c c b b b


SPEAKING

The Internet and email The Web Chat and conferencing Internet security Graphics and design Desktop publishing Multimedia Web Design Java Program design and computer languages

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