Underline the correct item.
1 Nobody knows how it happened, but the shop caught fire last night.
2 Stop that man! He stole my purse!
3 The suspect is denying all knowledge of the crime.
4 The victim has agreed to drop all the charges.
5 It's a police officer's duty to protect people from harm.
6 My neighbour warned me about recent burglaries in our area.
7 Robbie has been charged with vandalism twice before.
8 Young man, I sentence you to three years in prison.
Fill in: disappointed, worried, surprised, annoyed, frightened, relieved.
1 I get annoyed when my neighbour's dog won't stop barking.
2 I always feel relieved once my children are all in the house.
3 Little Tania is frightened of strangers, so she doesn't speak to them.
4 We're disappointed because the new crime film is sold out at the cinema.
5 I was very surprised to see you last night. I thought you were on holiday.
6 Jack has phoned the police because he's worried about Lauren.
Use the right words in the sentences below. (Boolean algebra, computer science, links, computation, instruction, program, monitor, routine, encompasses, sequence, problems, artificial intelligence, noticeable, focus, binary, currents, processors)
1. A program has a sequence of instructions that must be executed.
2. For many years the Intel and AMD processors have had the ability to execute more than one instruction per clock cycle.
3. The monitor is the most noticeable part of a personal computer.
4. Artificial Intelligence is a branch of science that deals with helping machines find solutions to complex problems in a more human-like fashion.
5. When a device generates an interrupt, the CPU hardware stops running an ordinary program and jumps to an interrupt handling routine in the Device Driver.
6. Artificial intelligence is generally associated with computer science but it has many important links with other fields.
7. Binary numbers and Boolean algebra are natural to use with modern digital computers, which deal with switches and electric currents which are either on or off.
8. The field of theoretical computer science encompasses both the classical theory of computation and a wide range of other topics that focus on more abstract, logical, and mathematical aspects of computation.
