Question

Well done, Alan! secret codes. 9 Read and say True or False. Correct the false sentences. 1 Alan's very bad at maths. 2 Alan loves doing puzzles and codes. 3 At secondary school, Alan works hard at all subjects. 4 Alan studies English at Oxford University. 5 The 'Turing machine' is a way of calculating numbers. 6 Alan develops one of the first computers at Cambridge University.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. False. Alan's not bad at maths.

2. True. Alan loves doing puzzles and codes.

3. False. Alan works hard at all subjects during secondary school.

4. False. Alan studies at Cambridge University, not Oxford.

5. True. The 'Turing machine' is a way of calculating numbers.

6. True. Alan develops one of the first computers at Cambridge University.

Answer 2

Let's go through each statement and determine whether it's True or False:

1. False - Alan is not necessarily bad at maths. There is no information provided about his math skills in the given statements.

2. True - It is stated that Alan loves doing puzzles and codes.

3. True - It is mentioned that at secondary school, Alan works hard at all subjects.

4. False - The information provided does not specify that Alan studies English at Oxford University. It is more commonly known that Alan Turing studied mathematics at Cambridge University.

5. True - The statement correctly describes the "Turing machine" as a way of calculating numbers. Alan Turing is famous for his contributions to the theory of computation, which includes the concept of the Turing machine.

6. True - Alan Turing did indeed develop one of the first computers at Cambridge University. His work on the Turing machine and the development of the Bombe machine during World War II are notable examples of his contributions to computer science.

So, to correct the false sentences:

1. Alan's math skills are not mentioned, so we cannot determine if he is bad at maths.
2. Alan Turing did not study English; he studied mathematics at Cambridge University.