Insight -pre-intermediate Unit 9 Vocabulary and Grammar

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Insight -pre-intermediate Unit 9 Vocabulary and Grammar - Quiz

This quiz from Insight - Pre-Intermediate Unit 9 focuses on vocabulary and grammar related to the press. It assesses knowledge of terms like advertising, broadsheets, and tabloids, and roles such as journalists. Essential for learners enhancing English language skills and understanding media dynamics.

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A broadsheet is a type of newspaper that is larger in size compared to a tabloid. It usually contains more serious and in-depth news articles, analysis, and opinion pieces. Broadsheets are known for their traditional layout, with multiple columns of text and a focus on informative content. They are often perceived as more reputable and authoritative sources of news due to their extensive coverage and detailed reporting.

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The word "review" is the correct answer. However, without any context or specific question, it is not possible to provide a specific explanation for why "review" is the correct answer. It could refer to a review of a product, a review of a movie, or any other type of review. Therefore, without further information, a more detailed explanation cannot be provided.

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The given correct answer is "article". The word "article" refers to a written composition on a specific topic that is published in a newspaper, magazine, or website. It is a common term used in the field of journalism and writing.

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The given answer "hasn't it" is a contraction of "has not it" or "has it not." It is commonly used in English as a tag question to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. In this case, the speaker is likely asking for confirmation or agreement about something that has been previously mentioned or discussed.

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Tabloids are a type of newspaper or magazine that focuses on sensational stories, gossip, and celebrity news. They often have a smaller, compact size and use eye-catching headlines and photographs to attract readers. Tabloids are known for their controversial and sometimes exaggerated content, which appeals to a wide audience.

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Gossip columns refer to sections in newspapers or magazines that provide information and rumors about the personal lives of celebrities or public figures. These columns are popular among readers who enjoy staying updated on the latest news and scandals in the entertainment industry. They often contain juicy stories, celebrity gossip, and speculation about relationships, breakups, or other personal matters. Gossip columns serve as a form of entertainment and offer readers a glimpse into the glamorous and sometimes controversial lives of the rich and famous.

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