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click on the video to get to know essential Internet vocabulary.
Write them out, look up in a dictionary to learn.

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What’s the difference between signing in and signing up? How do we use Google, Facebook, and email as verbs? What’s streaming? What does it mean to look something up?

                                          

Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions.

 You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.

1. Hold on, I just need to _______ _______ to Gmail to check my email.

sign upsign inlog out/sign out

2. If you don't know when The Land Before Time was released, just _______________ on Wikipedia.

buffer itdownload itlook it upusername it

3. Before I think of a password, I need to create a ____________ for my account.

message boardusernamenetstream

4. Mark never leaves his room. He just browses _____________ all day.

the netlog outsclickssign ups

5. If you want to open up a document in Windows, you need to double ________ it.

hitpunchstreamclick

6. As soon as we get home, we're going to __________ this short film to YouTube.

downloaduploadstreamclick

7. __________ me later.

GoogleDownloadFacebookWikipedia

8. I ___________ my own name yesterday, and my Facebook page appeared first.

googledemaileduploadedstreamed

9. I don't have American sports stations on my TV, so I usually just ____________ games on my laptop.

uploadstreamdownloadlog out

10. My computer's taking forever to load this video. It has been _______ for over a minute.

clickingusernaminglooking upbuffering