Britain - The media
Which of these is regarded as a 'quality" newspaper?
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Which of these is not regarded as a 'quality' newspaper?
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Which newspaper is famous for its 'page three girls'?
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Where does BBC television get its money from?
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Which of these is not a TV soap opera?
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Which BBC radio station has the most in-depth news coverage?
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Which of these has the largest sales?
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Put the following clauses and phrases into the correct order to complete a paragraph summarizing the nature of television programming in Britain.
TV channels in Britain are generally free from government interference. They are also free from commercial interference. For example, advertisers have no influence on programming. The one thing the main channels are not free from is public taste,
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Perhaps this is why British TV makes some of the best documentaries in the world.
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Fill in the gaps in this text with words from the list below.
confessed feared fearsome former grilling persistence satisfied scandal
snorting resign
There are all kinds of reasons why British government ministers have to from their posts. They might have been involved in a , they might be sticking to a promise they made to resign if they did not achieve something specific, or they might just be perceived to be performing poorly. But there is another possible reason - they are afraid of a particular interviewer. The most political interviewer on the TV is Jeremy Paxman, the presenter of the Newsnight programme. Noted for his in the face of stonewalling, he once asked a government minister the same question thirteen times in succession because he was not with the response he was getting. But on the BBC's Radio 4, John Humphrys has just as a reputation. His forte is interrupting ministers and derisively at their answers. In 2005, it emerged (in a TV interview!) that a Education Secretary knew that if she had stayed in her job, she would have had to face a from Humphrys. It was this, she , that tipped her over the edge into resigning.
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Match. British words and phrases
Find the word or phrase which is used to mean or describe:
1 the number of copies of a newspaper that are sold ... | ... comics | |
2 an informal word for a man which emphasizes male interests ... | ... bloke | |
3 a TV comedy which shows regularly with the same characters and setting ... | ... paper round | |
4 a part-time job, typically done by young teenagers, delivering newspapers to houses ... | ... circulation | |
5 a name often used to describe the more popular daily newspapers ... | ... sitcom (situation comedy) | |
6 publications which consist of picture stories ... | ... tabloids |