أسئلة: Unit 4: Screen Time

What does the term "eye strain" refer to in the context of digital devices?

• Physical discomfort caused by looking at screens for too long
• A healthy balance between gaming and studying
• A rule about turning off phones before sleep
• An outdoor activity without technology

Choose the correct First Conditional form to complete the sentence: If you ______ too much time on your phone, you will feel tired.

• spend
• will spend
• spent
• are spending

Which sentence correctly uses "too + adjective"?

• This game is too exciting to stop playing.
• He is too much old to have a phone.
• We don't have too time for homework.
• The screen is clean too watch.

Complete with the correct modal verb for an external rule: Students ______ turn off their phones during exams.

• have to
• mustn't
• don't have to
• can

What is the primary meaning of "digital balance" as discussed in Lesson 1?

• Using screens moderately while maintaining physical and mental health
• Spending all day on video games and social media
• Never using any electronic devices at all
• Buying expensive smartphones and tablets

Choose the correct word: "We don't have ______ time for both homework and video games."

• enough
• too
• must
• mustn't

Which of the following is considered a healthy alternative to screen time?

• Outdoor activities and reading books
• Playing mobile games until midnight
• Watching television without breaks
• Checking social media before sleep

Identify the correct negative prohibition form: "You ______ use your phone during class. It is against the rules."

• mustn't
• don't have to
• have to
• should

What does the phrasal verb "unplug" mean in the context of digital habits?

• To stop using electronic devices and disconnect for a while
• To connect a new charger to a smartphone
• To download a new game application
• To fix a broken computer screen

Choose the correct sentence structure for the First Conditional:

• If you set a daily limit, you will have more free time.
• If you will set a daily limit, you have more free time.
• You have more free time if you will set a daily limit.
• If you setting a limit, you have free time.

What does "addicted" mean when describing a heavy screen user?

• Unable to stop using screens even when it causes problems
• Using a device for only ten minutes a day
• Following a healthy daily schedule
• Balancing study time with outdoor sports

Choose the correct adjective + enough combination:

• He isn't old enough to have his own smartphone.
• He isn't enough old to have his own smartphone.
• He is too enough old to have a smartphone.
• He has old enough to have a smartphone.

Which of these sentences expresses a lack of necessity (absence of obligation)?

• You don't have to finish the game today; you can continue tomorrow.
• You mustn't play games during the exam.
• You must finish your homework now.
• You have to turn off your phone in class.

What is the main purpose of an advice paragraph about screen time?

• To explain a problem and give helpful tips to manage device usage
• To advertise new video games and smartphones
• To tell a fictional story about a magical computer
• To list historical dates of technology inventions

Choose the correct completion: "If you feel tired from looking at screens, ______ a break."

• take
• will take
• took
• taking

Write a sentence using the First Conditional structure to show the result of spending too much time playing video games.

Explain the grammatical difference in usage between "too" and "enough" with examples based on the lesson.

State the difference between "mustn't" and "don't have to" with a short example for each.