Text Language Quiz

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[Arvind Kumar]

Text messaging is becoming an increasingly popular form of communication in the UK and around the world, especially amongst young people. You are often really keen to learn how to text in English and the students may also be interested in teaching you some of their ways of texting in their language.

Task 1 is a short quiz to get students into the topic.
Task 2 is a matching activity which introduces students to a lot of the texting abbreviations in current usage in Britain.
Task 3 gives students the chance to practice writing text messages and
Task 4 is a lead-in for the reading text in
Task 5 which look at how text messaging is being used in some innovative contexts in the UK.
Task 6 is a fun way to teach students the language of punctuation through emoticons

Task 1 R u a text expert?
Try this quiz about text messages to find out if you are a text expert
!1) SMS is another way of saying ‘text message’. What does SMS stand for?
a) Silly message system
b) Short messaging service
c) Sending message service

2) When did text messaging begin?
a) 1985
b) 1990
c) 1995

3) On average, how many text messages did each British person send last year?
a) 158
b) 294
c) 416

4) What percentage of British teenagers have a mobile phone?
a) Less than 50%
b) Over 60%
c) Over 75%

5) Is it possible to become addicted to text messaging?
a) Yes
b) No
c) Maybe

Task 6 Emoticons
Emoticons are another way to send text messages. Emoticons are little pictures made out of punctuation marks. Here are some examples:
:-) = happy face
:-( = sad face
;-D = winking grin
@--^--- = a rose

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