Insight -pre-intermediate Unit 9 Vocabulary And Grammar

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Insight -pre-intermediate Unit 9 Vocabulary And Grammar - Quiz

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Write words connected with the press for the definitions below.1 information that tells people about a product or service ___________________2 a piece of writing on a particular topic ___________________3 a type of newspaper printed on a large size of paper, containing serious stories ___________________4 a type of newspaper printed on a smaller size of paper, containing not much serious news ___________________5 the person who writes articles for a newspaper ___________________6 the person who decides which news stories should appear in the newspaper ___________________ 7 a piece of writing that gives an opinion on a book, film, restaurant, etc. ___________________8 a place in a newspaper where you can read about celebrities and their lives ____________
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Circle the correct answers.9. News stories are investigated / broadcast / gathered on the internet before they appear in newspapers.10. It’s very important that journalists publish / report / confirm all the details before they write a story.11. When I did my internship in the local newspaper, we had to investigate / gather / broadcast a crime. 12. Researchers help journalists and reporters to publish / gather / report information that they need to prepare their news stories. 13. The actors themselves interviewed / investigated / confirmed the rumour that they were seeing each other. 14. All the international news stations are reporting / publishing / interviewing the plane crash.
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Complete the text with the words below. There is one word that you do not need. scenes cast special effects plot blockbusters soundtrack script film sets crew As most of Hollywood’s finances are kept secret, it’s difficult to say which film has been the most expensive to date. But at the top of the list are Hollywood 15___________________ , including Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. It’s estimated that the budget for the film was $300 million dollars and rumour has it that no other film has topped that. The16 ___________________ centres around the crew of the Black Pearl rescuing Captain Jack Sparrow, and preparing to fight the East India Trading Company who want to get rid of piracy. The 17___________________ includes many high-profile actors, including Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley. The 18___________________ was made up of over 500 people, working in 22 different locations used for the 19__________________ ; some of them as exotic as Dominica and the Bahamas. Some 20___________________ were also shot at Universal Studios in Hollywood. The film has been praised for the 21___________________ , mainly because it’s not immediately obvious that things were done with the use of graphics and technology. The 22___________________ was composed by Hans Zimmer and includes songs performed by Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley
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Complete the sentences with said or told.In a recent survey, 61% of teenagers that I talked to 23___________________ that they got the latest news from the radio. They 24___________________ me that the next place was TV (58%) and then social networking sites (Twitter and Facebook). 26% 25___________________ that they read the news in a printed newspaper. In another survey, 95% of teens 26___________________ the researchers that they wanted to be involved in writing and commenting on the news. They 27___________________ that they wanted to be part of what was happening around them. Around half of the teens 28___________________ in the survey that they thought writing a blog would help them become a journalist
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Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. A new survey carried out by McAfee has revealed some shocking results about children’s online habits. 76% of parents of young children said that they 29___________________ (not / have) time to check what their children 30___________________ (do) online. An alarming number of mothers said that they 31___________________ (not / know) how to check what sites their children 32___________________ (visit) while they 33___________________ (not / look). After the results were published, many of the parents said that they 34___________________ (monitor) their children’s online habits in the future.
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Complete the sentence with question tags.35 You have your own website, ___________________ ?36 The kids aren’t online at the moment, ___________________ ?37 Kids under the age of thirteen can’t have a Facebook account, ___________________ ?38 Parents will check what their children do online, ___________________ ?39 She started her own online business at the age of fourteen, ___________________ ?40 The school has started an online security course for students, ___________________?
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The given correct answer is "article". The word "article" refers to a written composition on a specific topic that is published in a newspaper, magazine, or website. It is a common term used in the field of journalism and writing.

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A broadsheet is a type of newspaper that is larger in size compared to a tabloid. It usually contains more serious and in-depth news articles, analysis, and opinion pieces. Broadsheets are known for their traditional layout, with multiple columns of text and a focus on informative content. They are often perceived as more reputable and authoritative sources of news due to their extensive coverage and detailed reporting.

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Tabloids are a type of newspaper or magazine that focuses on sensational stories, gossip, and celebrity news. They often have a smaller, compact size and use eye-catching headlines and photographs to attract readers. Tabloids are known for their controversial and sometimes exaggerated content, which appeals to a wide audience.

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The word "review" is the correct answer. However, without any context or specific question, it is not possible to provide a specific explanation for why "review" is the correct answer. It could refer to a review of a product, a review of a movie, or any other type of review. Therefore, without further information, a more detailed explanation cannot be provided.

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Gossip columns refer to sections in newspapers or magazines that provide information and rumors about the personal lives of celebrities or public figures. These columns are popular among readers who enjoy staying updated on the latest news and scandals in the entertainment industry. They often contain juicy stories, celebrity gossip, and speculation about relationships, breakups, or other personal matters. Gossip columns serve as a form of entertainment and offer readers a glimpse into the glamorous and sometimes controversial lives of the rich and famous.

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The given answer "hasn't it" is a contraction of "has not it" or "has it not." It is commonly used in English as a tag question to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. In this case, the speaker is likely asking for confirmation or agreement about something that has been previously mentioned or discussed.

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