Read the text and the sentences after it. Say what facts are true, false or not stated in the text.

1) The BBC was not organized to make money. True

2) The BBC includes both radio and television. True

3) The BBC has five national radio stations. Not stated. The text states that it includes a number of national and local radio stations, but does not specify the exact number of national stations.

4) There are seven local TV stations in the UK. Not stated. The text includes a number of national and local radio stations.

5) The BBC works for the UK only. False. The text mentions BBC World Service and BBC Worldwide Television.

6) The BBC is regularly used by the political parties. True. The text says "all the main political parties can give political broadcasts on it".

7) All the radio channels specialize in different things. True. The text describes different radio channels, each having its own music.

8) To listen to serious music people turn on Radio 1. False. Radio 3 has classical and modern music, talks on serious problems, old and new plays.

9) You can hear talks and discussions on just one radio channel. False. Radio 4 gives current news reports, talks and discussions.

10) BBC 1 television channel presents less serious programmes than BBC 2. True. BBC 2 offers more serious programmes than BBC 1.

11) BBC documentaries are shown worldwide. True. BBC documentaries like The Blue Planet and Planet Earth won different awards and are popular in many countries of the world.