Topic: Web Videos 1

An exercise to help you learn & practice the most up-to-date IT (information technology)-related words and expressions. This exercise is on the terminology relating to the growing phenomenon of web videos (online videos).

Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.

1. As __________________ services became the norm, more and more people started watching videos online.
  broadband
  broad-scope
  broad

2. Certain shows are now made __________________ ( = especially) for online viewing.
  expressly
  special
  express

3. Subscription __________________ like Netflix are very popular these days.
  servers
  serves
  services

4. Most online video viewers aren't willing to sit in front of their __________________ for 60 minutes straight.
  monitoring
  monitor
  tv shows

5. A lot of online videos are ______________ towards ( = made for) younger viewers.
  made
  guarded
  geared

6. Huawei recently ______________ a chip which is designed to improve the quality of online video.
  unveiled
  let loose
  admitted

7. My connection speed is really bad now. I can't watch any ______________ ( = good quality) videos until I get a better signal.
  high-resolution
  effective
  successful

8. The new advances in this field mean that online video providers will soon be able to ______________ with HDTV.
  competition
  concur
  compete

9. This video ______________ software is great! I hardly notice any loss in quality.
  compress
  compression
  concentration

10. Youtube and other such services automatically compress video files so they can be ______________ to your computer.
  broadband
  streamed
  stream


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