Traditional media includes television news, radio programs, and newspapers which form a sort of institution in modern democracies. The reporters and editors usually have formal training in journalism, and they hold a lot of responsibility to report the truth about current events.
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Match the terms with their definitions.
a statement telling someone that you will definitely do something
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complete or full
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more then two but not very many
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one of the parts that form something
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Newspaper sales __________ when the economy is bad.
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Some people only read the __________ of an article so they don’t know the details of the story.
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When the prime minister wants to make a statement, she speaks to ___________.
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While the newspaper is published __________, most magazines are only published monthly.
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Many countries have laws that protect the practice of __________ so that media can freely publish the news.
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The __________ section of the paper has articles about music, art, movies, and lifestyle.
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The __________ told the reporter to rewrite the article because it was too biased.
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The __________ section of the newspaper has all the information about recent news.
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The __________ government made a law for the whole country.
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I can’t believe you did that! You _________ to keep my secret.
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__________ reporters arrived on the scene.
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The __________ team was suspended for cheating.
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My favorite __________ of the newspaper is sports.
Term | Part of speech | Definition |
culture | noun | the beliefs, customs, arts, etc., of a particular society, group, place, or time |
current events | noun | important events that are happening in the world |
daily | adj | happening, done, made, used, or existing every day |
decline | verb | to become lower in amount or less in number |
editor | noun | a person whose job is to fix or improve something |
entire | adj | complete or full |
headline | noun | the title written in large letters over a story in a newspaper |
journalism | noun | the activity or job of collecting, writing, and editing news stories for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio |
national | adj | of or relating to an entire nation or country |
promise | noun | a statement telling someone that you will definitely do something |
publish | verb | to prepare and produce (a book, magazine, etc.) for sale |
section | noun | one of the parts that form something |
several | adj | more than two but not very many |
the press | noun | newspapers, magazines, and radio and television news reports |
whole | adj | having all the parts |