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DPJ U1 L1 | Books & Smartphones - Final warm up

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  • Why do we use examples in a debate?
    To waste time
    To show a real idea
    To tell a story
  • What specific kind of information can children learn from books that is difficult to find with a smartphone?
    How to play games.
    A person's entire life
    New math formulas.
    The weather forecast.
  • What does “supporting argument” mean?
    A fun story
    A question
    A reason for your opinion
  • Which is a good reason for smartphones?
    “Smartphones help me learn with apps.”
    “I don’t like books.”
    “Phones are loud.”
  • Which is a good reason for books?
    “Books are old.”
    “Books help us focus and don’t hurt our eyes.”
    “I never read.”
  • What should you say in a conclusion?
    “Let’s play a game!”
    “Next time I will bring a toy.”
    “That’s why I believe books are better.”
  • The text suggests that smartphones can explain difficult concepts easily by using what?
    Videos of famous events.
    Detailed text.
    Long biographies.
    Words printed on a page.
  • How can reading books help children with their verbal skills?
    It helps them learn new words to use when they speak.
    It makes learning simpler and more fun.
    It shows them videos of famous events.
    It helps them take good photos.
  • Which is a good example sentence?
    “For example, I watched a video about volcanoes.”
    “I don’t like it.”
    “That’s not true!”
  • According to the text, why is using smartphones is more enjoyable?
    They help children learn specific information.
    They are just words printed on a page.
    They allow children to improve their verbal skills.
    They have many different applications for games and videos.
  • What is a good way to start your opinion?
    “I think ___ is better because…”
    “This is boring.”
    “No, that’s wrong!”