Q.1.
Where could you post your story on a computer?
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Give it to a friend.
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On the classroom wall.
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In a book.
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On a blog.
Q.2.
You want to post a story on the internet. Who should help you?
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A student.
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An adult.
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Your friend.
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Your little sister.
Q.3.
You want to post a story. You want to post it on the internet. What do you need?
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Paper.
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A computer.
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A pencil.
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A pen.
Q.4.
Why do you post your stories on the internet?
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Students can only see them on the internet.
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Books are not good.
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They cost money.
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They are easy to see.
Q.5.
Where could you post your story on a computer?
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Facebook.
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Put it on a wall in the classroom.
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Read it to the class.
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Put it in a book.
Q.6.
Your friend wants to help you. She wants to write a story with you. How can your friend help?
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Both write the story.
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You write the story alone.
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Your friend writes the story alone.
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The best student writes the story.
Q.7.
Look at the picture. What does the envelope mean?
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A book.
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An iPad.
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An email.
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A wall.
Q.8.
You put a story on your blog. Who can read your story?
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All people.
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Students in your class only.
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Friends only.
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Your teacher only.
Q.9.
You are at school. Your teacher wants you to write a story. She wants you to write with a group. Who can help you?
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Your teachers.
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Your parents.
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Your friends.
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Your sisters.
Q.10.
Look at the picture. What are they using?
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A tablet.
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A book.
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A cell phone.
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Paper.