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Internet Slang Quiz

A few weeks ago I took a fun look at some of the more common English Internet slang. This week I would like to review that new vocabulary with a quiz based on that feature.

For a challenge, try taking this quiz without reading through the feature. Once you have taken the quiz, return to the feature and read through it again. Try taking the quiz again, and you should be well on your way to having this new vocabulary under your belt (idiom=understood well).

If you haven't had the chance to look at the feature , first read through the feature and then return here to take the quiz.

Here we go!

One of the most important things on the Internet is speed. How do you obtain speed on the Web? Well, for one thing your a) trackball b) telephone line c) modem d) CPU

needs to be as fast as possible. Another important thing is that your a) server b) provider c) connector d) telephone company
also needs to have a fast connection. What does this all mean? Well, if a) bandwith b) frequency c) connector d) mail man
is slow then whenever you get to a site that is a a) fat cow b) heavy contender c) bandwith hog
you might be up all night waiting for the data to a) gush b) trickle c) overwhelm d) enter
through to your computer!!

Enough of this technical a) insight, b) blab, c) CPU, d) chocolate cake,

let's talk about some things you might find once you are on the Net. Well, if you are interested in speaking English make sure to go to a a) meeting point b) zoom-in c) chat room d) MACK
where they speak English and join in the fun! There is a great a) MUCK b) MUD C) WANG D) DONG
that has been created especially for ESL students. If you run into a a) grrrl b) boyyy c) mssss d) martian

don't be surprised by any thing you might hear! I personally like a) smirking b) listening c) lurking d) visiting

a little before I take part in the conversation. These days you might even run into a a) smoker b) bot c) participator d) wingly-ding

online. They are getting more sophisticated and surprising these days, especially if you are a a) newbie. b) wannabe. c) never-was. d) could-be.

In any case, if someone a) jumps on b) gets into c) lays in d) logs on

that you don't like you can always a) hit the sack b) hit the road c) hit the eject button d) hit the return

and go somewhere else. For example you could try a a) interpaper b) ezine c) magaline d) metazine

or go and visit someone's a) provider b) biopage c) homepage d) noteblock

for some entertainment.

That wasn't so hard was it?

So, how have you done?

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