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Вопрос:
8. Find the verbs (1-4) in the article. Match them with the correct definition (a-e). There is one extra definition. 1 fund 2 ban 3 evacuate 4 extend a to officially say something can't happen b to make longer c to give information d to give money e to move people from danger to safety
Ответ:
1 - d (fund - to give money)
2 - a (ban - to officially say something can't happen)
3 - e (evacuate - to move people from danger to safety)
4 - b (extend - to make longer)
Похожие
- 5. Read the sentences from the article. A In addition to news the World Service broadcasts drama, sports and educational programmes. B In countries around the world where the news is tightly controlled or censored C The BBC is known all over the world for its fair and informative reporting D World Service radio programmes are broadcast twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Do you think the article will be about BBC: a television programmes b radio broadcasts c radio and television d radio programmes
- 7. Match the sentences in Exercise 5 with the correct paragraphs.
- 8. Find the verbs (1-4) in the article. Match them with the correct definition (a-e). There is one extra definition. 1 fund 2 ban 3 evacuate 4 extend a to officially say something can't happen b to make longer c to give information d to give money e to move people from danger to safety
- 9. Read the article again. Tick true and cross false. 1 The BBC is famous for its independent news programmes. 2 In Britain BBC radio and TV aren't paid for by advertising. 3 The World Service is paid for by the British government. 4 You can listen to the World Service at any time. 5 You can only hear the World Service in Europe. 6 BBC staff stopped working in 1985 because they disagreed with the government. 7 Some governments don't allow their citizens to listen to the BBC. 8 You can only listen to news on the World Service. 9 The World Service has been used to send information to British people away from home. 10 After the tsunami, a few people looked for information on the BBC website.
- 15. Complete with the words from the Word List. Noun 1 argument 2 3 broadcaster 4 5 6 7 recommendation 8 resemblance Verb argue babysit campaign discuss penalise
- 16. Tick the three nouns which are people.
- 17. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words from Exercise 15. 1 My brother and I always argue about what to watch on TV. We never have a sensible __________ where we both quietly say what we think! 2 There have been several __________ to improve the content of TV programmes. 3 In Britain there are strict __________ if you don't buy a TV licence. 4 The __________ between the twins is amazing.
- 18. Circle the correct prepositions. 1 I am shocked at/to/on some of the programmes which are on TV when children are watching. 2 If you want to connect at/on/to the Internet, you will need a telephone line or broadband access. 3 Would you take part in/on/to a documentary about family life? 4 You say that young people are unhealthy. I say that, at/on/to the contrary, young people exercise a lot and eat healthy food. 5 At/In/On my opinion, there are too many advertisements on TV. 6 I'm phoning in connection by/over/with your article about teenagers and money. 7 We were all disgusted on/to/with the journalists who waited outside the victim's home. 8 I agree that a lot of the news is horrible, but, at/on/to the other hand, we need to know what is happening in the world. 9 If you don't like the programme, why don't you turn on/off/up the TV? 10 First at/to/on all there was radio, then there was television. 11 Have you ever written a letter at/on/to a magazine?
