CHOCOLATE GAME

TRANSLATION

THE INTERNET IS CHANGING

THE WAY IN WHICH TEENS
SOCIALIZE IN CANADA.

Ipsos-Reid is carrying out a

survey
of
1,226
online
teenagers between 12 and 17
in Canada.

THE INTERNET IS CHANGING

THE
SOCIAL
FABRIC
OF
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
AMONG
TEENS.

Ipsos-Reid is taking a detailed look at the

online activities of teens 12-17 years of
age and it is examining how they are using
the
Internet
for
things
such
as
downloading music, education, shopping,
playing games, and to get in touch with
others.

Teenagers are sending and receiving email (73% are doing so at least a few
times per week)

They are using instant messaging (70%).

Furthermore,
teenagers
are
also
participating in a host of other social
activities.

They are playing online games against

friends or strangers, posting to online
forums or visiting web logs or blogs.

REWRITE THE
SENTENCES

Ipsos-Reid is carrying out a survey of

1,226 online teenagers between 12 and
17 in Canada. (negative)

THE
INTERNET
IS
NOT
CHANGING THE SOCIAL FABRIC
OF
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
AMONG
TEENS. (interrogative)

Ipsos-Reid is taking a detailed look at the

online activities of teens 12-17 years of
age. (interrogative)

It is examining how they are using the

Internet. (negative)

Are they downloading music, education,

shopping, playing games? (affirmative)

Teenagers are sending and receiving email frequently. (interrogative)

They arent using instant messaging.

(affirmative)

Are teenagers are participating in other

social activities? (negative)

They are playing online games against

friends or strangers. (interrogative)