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МатематикаВопрос:
3. Are the sentences facts (F) or opinions (O)? 1) TV programmes today are more interesting than those ten years ago. 2) More than 37 million people read tweets about the Oscars ceremony. 3) Viewers can change the ending of some dramas. 4) Interactive TV programmes will be exciting for viewers in the future.
Ответ:
- O — this is a subjective judgement.
- F — the article gives this number.
- F — the article states that viewers can influence some endings.
- O — it expresses a prediction and evaluation.
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- 2. Read the article again. Choose the best answers. 1) Paragraph 1 tells us that people … a) prefer to watch sport live rather than on TV; b) enjoyed TV more in the 1950s; c) discuss things they see on television. 2) Television is changing because a lot of viewers … a) don’t like the programmes on TV today; b) like using their mobile devices; c) have more than one TV in their homes. 3) Why is real-time TV still popular? a) It isn’t difficult to get it on tablets and smartphones; b) Viewers like to chat about the shows online; c) The TV shows are improving. 4) Million Pound Drop uses the Internet … a) to see how many people are watching; b) to find good quiz questions; c) to find people for the show. 5) In one new TV show … a) the studio audience chooses the winner; b) the viewers change the show as it goes on; c) people who don’t vote can’t see the end of the show.
- 4. Match the underlined words in the article with the meanings. 1) a person in a competition; 2) communication/talking to people; 3) a comment on Twitter; 4) happening at the moment; 5) topics/problems; 6) person who watches TV.
- Study skills: Why can it be useful to set yourself a time limit the first time you read a text?
