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16.03.2023 08:10

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Read the text and mark the statements as T(true), F(false) or DS (doesn't say)

We are living in a world of technologies now and can't remember our life being different. The humanity has made many discoveries and invented lots of mechanisms and devices which have simplified our life significantly. We got acquainted with light and sound and explored their characteristics which helped us to use them effectively. The radio, the TV, the telephone was invented and enabled us to get in touch with each other, learn about what is happening in our native city and all over the world. The humanity never stopped on the way to unexplored places and even planets! We devised a satellite and made a rocket to travel to the moon and round the Earth. Special equipment lets us make photos of the faraway planets and study their environment. The most recent breakthrough in technology is supposed to be the internet. It has broadened our abilities and opened new horizons. We connect with people from other countries without any problems, search for any information and get it in one click, and have many other opportunities accessing the net from our smartphones, tablets, and computers. However, other realms of science have also been developing. Medicine, biology, archeology and many other sciences have achieved great results. We do have everything to maintain a high quality of life now. Many processes have been automated and people have got rid of many unpleasant things and difficulties they used to face in the past. True, false or doesn't say?
1. The humanity has made many discoveries and invented lots of mechanisms.
2. Many other sciences have achieved great results.
3. Nowadays people can't connect with people from other countries.
4. The internet influences negatively the development of teenagers "thinking skills".
5. People can't imagine their lives without different technical divices.
6. Special equipment lets us make photos of the faraway planets and study their environment.​