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 December 9 – 13

 In 200-250 words or less, prepare your personal statement on the topic below:

Even though nobody likes to talk about problems,  everybody still talks about their problems with other people! Problems are actually a good topic for discussion since they could help others relate to each other and even present solutions too. A few fine examples of questions are:How do you deal with your problems?

What problems do you come across in your school or life?

Do you feel that problems are opportunities? Why or why not?

What was the last problem you solved and how did you do it?

“Problems don’t matter. Solutions do.” Do you agree or disagree?

Problems are a natural part of life, and even though we don’t like talking about them, we still discus them with others. I often face difficulties, especially when it comes to balancing different tasks. To deal with them, I try not to panic but instead analyze the situation and look for a solution. I believe that problems are opportunities to become better and learn something new.

For example, recently I had a project, and the team couldn’t agree on who would do what. Instead of stressing out, I suggested having a few meetings to discuss and divide the tasks. In the end, we worked well together, and the project was completed successfully. This showed me that in every problem, there is a solution if you approach it calmly and wisely.

I agree with the saying, “Problems don’t matter. Solutions do.” What really matters is not what happens, but how you react to it nd what actions you take to fix the situation.

Your digital footprint
Do the preparation exercise first.
Match the words with similar meaningsand write a–h next to the numbers 1–8.

1. a track – e) a trail
2. to show – a) to reveal
3. to leave – g) to abandon
4. complicated – c) complex
5. a purpose – b) a function
6. information – h) details
7. appropriate – d) suitable
8. an employer – f) recruiter

Exercise 1. Circle the best answer to these questions.
1.When you go online, you …

b. leave a trail showing where you’ve been and what you’ve been doing.

2.If people search for information about you, they can find your …

c. digital footprint.

3.Someone could pretend to be you if you don’t log off when …

a. abandoning a site.

4.You should make your passwords difficult to guess by …

b. making them complex.

5.If a user reports inappropriate content, …

a. web managers usually react immediately.

6.You should report abusive remarks on the internet …

b. in all cases.

7.To remember your favourite websites, you can use the …

b. bookmark function.

8.Think carefully before …

c. sharing personal information online.

Exercise 2.In 250 words or less prepare your personal statement on the topic below.
How do you take care of your digital footprint?

Taking care of my digital footprint is very important to me. I always use strong passwords with letters, numbers, and symbols and never share them with others. On shared devices, I log out of my accounts to keep my identity safe. I also clear my browser history and use bookmarks for my favorite websites.

When posting online, I use nicknames or avatars instead of my real name and photo. I avoid sharing personal information like my address or phone number. If I see inappropriate content, I report it to keep the online space safe.

I also think about how my posts might look to future employers or schools. By being careful, I make sure my digital presence stays positive and secure.