12. Sınıf İngilizce Coming Soon Test 1

If you eat too much, you - - - -. 

Don’t stay out too late or you - - - - tomorrow morning.

If you notice something out of the ordinary on your social network, - - - -. 

I - - - - Mary what you said. I promise.

They - - - - to France, they - - - - to Turkey.

I’m hungry now. I - - - - something.

Julia:
̶ My son didn’t study hard for his exam.
Kate:
̶ So, he - - - - the lesson.

Nicole:
̶ What are you going to do on Saturday night?
Jack:
̶ Well, I haven’t decided yet. I think, I - - - -.

Cyber crime is one of the biggest threats to people nowadays. With organizations becoming more and more technology dependent, experiencing an increase of 22% in cyber crime cases in a year is not surprising. Your home is filled with many valuable items but your computer and email account contain crucial personal information, important work documents, and even your passwords. There are various threats under the title of cyber crimes. Take phishing for the first instance. It involves tricking a computer user into performing some risky action that undermines all their previous security precautions. Secondly, keylogging... you might be sent an innocuous e-mail, even one that looks like it has come from an organization or individual you trust. These e-mails contain links or attachments that, when clicked on, cause malicious code to be downloaded. It could be designed to sit quietly on your computer and steal passwords or banking logins.

The main idea of the text is - - - -.

Cyber crime is one of the biggest threats to people nowadays. With organizations becoming more and more technology dependent, experiencing an increase of 22% in cyber crime cases in a year is not surprising. Your home is filled with many valuable items but your computer and email account contain crucial personal information, important work documents, and even your passwords. There are various threats under the title of cyber crimes. Take phishing for the first instance. It involves tricking a computer user into performing some risky action that undermines all their previous security precautions. Secondly, keylogging... you might be sent an innocuous e-mail, even one that looks like it has come from an organization or individual you trust. These e-mails contain links or attachments that, when clicked on, cause malicious code to be downloaded. It could be designed to sit quietly on your computer and steal passwords or banking logins.

Cyber-crimes are - - - -. 

Cyber crime is one of the biggest threats to people nowadays. With organizations becoming more and more technology dependent, experiencing an increase of 22% in cyber crime cases in a year is not surprising. Your home is filled with many valuable items but your computer and email account contain crucial personal information, important work documents, and even your passwords. There are various threats under the title of cyber crimes. Take phishing for the first instance. It involves tricking a computer user into performing some risky action that undermines all their previous security precautions. Secondly, keylogging... you might be sent an innocuous e-mail, even one that looks like it has come from an organization or individual you trust. These e-mails contain links or attachments that, when clicked on, cause malicious code to be downloaded. It could be designed to sit quietly on your computer and steal passwords or banking logins.

Cyber-crime is - - - -.

Cyber crime is one of the biggest threats to people nowadays. With organizations becoming more and more technology dependent, experiencing an increase of 22% in cyber crime cases in a year is not surprising. Your home is filled with many valuable items but your computer and email account contain crucial personal information, important work documents, and even your passwords. There are various threats under the title of cyber crimes. Take phishing for the first instance. It involves tricking a computer user into performing some risky action that undermines all their previous security precautions. Secondly, keylogging... you might be sent an innocuous e-mail, even one that looks like it has come from an organization or individual you trust. These e-mails contain links or attachments that, when clicked on, cause malicious code to be downloaded. It could be designed to sit quietly on your computer and steal passwords or banking logins.

The author implies in the text that - - - -.