Skills for Success Unit 3 Student
Book Answer Key
Information Technology Management
University of the Philippines Visayas - Cebu High School (UPVC)
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Reading and Writing 3
Unit 3 Student Book Answer Key
other people face to face or to
perform a task by hand. Our lives
are more satisfying when we control
technology, not when technology
controls us.
2. Technology can help people do their
work more easily and quickly. It can
also help people communicate. You
can be connected with friends
around the world in a few seconds.
But technology can take people
away from interacting with others in
the real world. Sometimes people
spend more time online than they
do talking with friends and family.
VOCABULARY SKILL
Activity A., pp. 70–71
1. The GPS navigation system stores
data about highway exits and speed
limits.
2. When an accident occurs, the police
must decide who is responsible.
3. Are there any limitations to using
robots and machines for everyday
tasks?
4. It is rare for many people not to use
technology in their daily lives.
5. Researchers have created
experiments that study how
driverless cars respond to accidents.
6. It may be difficult for consumers to
accept driverless cars, but
eventually, they may become
popular because they have many
benefits.
Activity B., p. 71
1. a. G
b. S
2. a. G
b. S
3. a. S
Q: Skills for Success
Second Edition
b. G
4. a. G
b. S
5. a. G
b. S
WRITING SKILL
Activity A., p. 73
1. In the near future, driverless cars
may change the way people drive.
2. a. The sensors see the road and
make decisions about turns and
stops, and the GPS navigation
system tells the car where to go.
b. Also, it is not clear who is at fault
when a driverless car causes an
accident.
c. The success of these cars will
eventually depend on consumers,
not car manufacturers.
3. The writer has a negative reaction. I
know this because she says that she
does not agree that they are the
cars of the future.
4. She thinks people would prefer to
be in control and would worry about
the car’s computer making mistakes.
Activity B., p. 73
1. It was to see if she could avoid
watching evening TV for one winter.
2. The author feels good about her
new lifestyle. She has more time to
enjoy other activities, such as
reading and calling her friends.
3. The author wanted to choose how
she wanted to live.
4. She read lots of books, had more
time to read and sleep, did
volunteer work more often, enjoyed
quiet time, and watched good DVDs
more attentively.
5. She spoke with her friends more.
AK-15
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Reading and Writing 3
Unit 3 Student Book Answer Key
Q: Skills for Success
Second Edition
6. The author is uncertain about what
will happen in the future.
GRAMMAR
Activity A., p. 75
1. Underlined: do, mop, mow
Circled: and
2. Underlined: a person, another
vehicle
Circled: or
3. Underlined: long walks, barbeques,
reruns
Circled: and
4. Underlined: too tired, not too tired
Circled: but
5. Underlined: channel-surfing,
watching
Circled: and
Activity B., p. 76
1. Her friends were puzzled but
supportive.
2. I didn’t know what was on TV and I
didn’t care.
3. People should watch TV with
moderation and a critical eye.
4. Do you blame the driver, the car, or
the car manufacturer?
5. Drivers can make bad judgments,
get sleepy, or run red lights.
6. Driverless cars are already on the
road and could soon end up at a
dealer near you.
AK-16
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