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Question
Do you have fun playing video/mobile games? Which games do you play?
Solution
Yes, I enjoy playing video games on my phone. Though I am strongly interested in gaming and its culture, mobile games are strange. The purpose of mobile games is to consume your time. A lot of them provide gamers rewards for participating each day. These are the games that I like to play: For example,
- Tetris: It is a timeless puzzle game where players rotate and arrange falling blocks to complete horizontal lines.
- Minecraft: A sandbox game that allows players to build, explore, and survive in a blocky, procedurally generated 3D world.
- Super Mario Bros: A classic platformer where Mario, or sometimes his brother Luigi, adventures through the Mushroom Kingdom to rescue Princess Toadstool from Bowser.
- Temple Run: An endless runner game where the player navigates an adventurer through ancient temple ruins, avoiding obstacles and collecting coins.
- Clash of Clans: A strategy-based mobile game where players build and defend their villages while attacking others to earn resources.
- FIFA Mobile: A mobile football simulation game where players manage and compete with their teams in various leagues and events.
- Counter-Strike: A team-based first-person shooter known for its competitive gameplay, where players are terrorists or counter-terrorists.
- Pac-Man: An iconic arcade game where the player navigates Pac-Man through a maze, eating dots and avoiding ghosts.
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| Tejaswini | Hi, Santosh. What are you thinking about? |
| Santosh | Hi, Teju. Next week’s Didi’s birthday. We want to give her a surprise gift. |
| Tejaswini | Great idea! What is your surprise gift? |
| Santosh | Well, we don’t have any big shops here, there’s little to choose from. Nothing new or surprising. |
| Tejaswini | So why don’t you try online shopping? |
| Santosh | Is it safe? |
| Tejaswini | Yes, it is. If we take proper care, it is one of the most convenient ways of shopping. Plus, you will get so much variety. |
| Santosh | True. But I don’t know how to do it. |
| Tejaswini | It’s ok. I will show you. Do you have an internet connection? |
| Santosh | Yes. |
| Tejaswini | That’s good, then. We can do it in five easy steps. Let’s start. |
(b) Write in a step-by-step manner, how Tejaswini and Santosh bought a gift for Didi online.
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| Advantages | Disadvantages | ||
| 1. | Time-saving | 1. | Delay in delivery |
| 2. | 2. | ||
| 3. | 3. | ||
| 4. | 4. | ||
| 5. | 5. | ||
Write in a step-by-step manner, how Tejaswini and Santosh bought a gift for Didi online.
