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Question 1 of 51
1. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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My husband denied the last cream cake, (eat)
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Question 2 of 51
2. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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My parents told me late. (not be)
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Question 3 of 51
3. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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The tour guide recommended the Picasso Museum. (visit)
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Question 4 of 51
4. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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I agreed in front of my neighbour’s garage. (not park)
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Question 5 of 51
5. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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The police accused him of them the truth. (not tell)
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Question 6 of 51
6. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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My boyfriend asked me him to the station. (take)
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Question 7 of 51
7. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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The teacher threatened them extra homework if they didn’t stop talking. (give)
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Question 8 of 51
8. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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Jane promised my book the next day. (return)
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Question 9 of 51
9. Question
Complete with the gerund or the infinitive of the verb in brackets.
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The woman admitted the man’s watch, (steal)
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Question 10 of 51
10. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘I really don’t think you should leave your job,’ Jack’s friend told him.
Jack’s friend his job.
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Question 11 of 51
11. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘Why don’t we go for a walk?’ said Katie.
Katie for a walk.
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Question 12 of 51
12. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘Shall I make the lunch?’ her husband said.
Her husband the lunch.
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Question 13 of 51
13. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘Don’t park in this street,’ the man said to us.
The man there.
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Question 14 of 51
14. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘I’m sorry I was so rude,’ I said.
I so rude.
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Question 15 of 51
15. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘Would you like to have dinner with me?’ Andy asked Sarah.
Andy with him.
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Question 16 of 51
16. Question
Report the direct speech using one of the reporting verbs from the box.
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‘I’m going with you to the doctor’s,’ Alice said to me.
Alice to the doctor’s with me.
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Question 17 of 51
17. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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I’m surprised none of the liked the film; I thought it was great!
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Question 18 of 51
18. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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The was verv embarrassed when he couldn’t pronounce the politician’s name.
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Question 19 of 51
19. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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The got very excited when the first goal was scored.
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Question 20 of 51
20. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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My brother is a for The Sunday Times.
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Question 21 of 51
21. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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The newspaper decided not to print the reporter’s story because it was too politically sensitive.
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Question 22 of 51
22. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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I’ve stopped watching that show because I can’t stand the
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Question 23 of 51
23. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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Laura works from home as a
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Question 24 of 51
24. Question
Complete the sentences with jobs in the media.
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Have you ever written an email to an asking for advice?
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Question 25 of 51
25. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
1. Singer to_______Brazilian model.
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Question 26 of 51
26. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
2. Minister to_______after revelations about personal life.
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Question 27 of 51
27. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
3. Police________wife after man disappears.
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Question 28 of 51
28. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
4. Hollywood stars_________presidential candidate.
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Question 29 of 51
29. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
5. US stock market_________by new company scandal.
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Question 30 of 51
30. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
6. Ex-footballer_________to win reality show.
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Question 31 of 51
31. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
7. Supermarket_________to attract customers by slashing prices.
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Question 32 of 51
32. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
8. Players_________over referee’s decision.
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Question 33 of 51
33. Question
Complete the headlines with a word from the box.
9. Celebrity couple_________after five years.
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Question 34 of 51
34. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!CorrectIncorrect -
Question 35 of 51
35. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
2 ______
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 36 of 51
36. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 37 of 51
37. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
4 ______
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 38 of 51
38. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 39 of 51
39. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
6 ________
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 40 of 51
40. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
7 __________
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 41 of 51
41. Question
Read the article and complete it with the missing headings.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
8 ________
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 42 of 51
42. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
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deal with something (introduction)
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Question 43 of 51
43. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
about twelve (paragraph 1)
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Question 44 of 51
44. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
moré intelligent (paragraph 2)
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Question 45 of 51
45. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
sometimes (pararaph 3)
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Question 46 of 51
46. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
an increase in your salary (paragraph 4)
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Question 47 of 51
47. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
remain in control of (paragraph 5)
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Question 48 of 51
48. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
a time or date before which something must be finished (paragraph 6)
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Question 49 of 51
49. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
repeated exactly as it was written (paragraph 7)
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Question 50 of 51
50. Question
Find the words or phrases in the text to match definitions 1-9.
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Journalism: the best job ever
Not everyone can handle a career in journalism – it can be stressful and the hours are long – but it’s a fantastic, and popular, career choice. Here are eight reasons why.
1 ________
The first thing you do in your working day is sit down and find out what’s been happening in the world since you went to sleep the night before. Reading a dozen or so news outlets and blogs with your morning coffee is a better way to start the day than sitting in traffic in the rush hour!
2 ________
When you start writing a new story, you know nothing, or very little, about it. But by the time you hand your finished article to the editor, you’re an expert in that story. You’re constantly learning and getting smarter when you’re a journalist
3 ________
On a single day, you could be at your desk researching some new story. Or you might cover a press event with a photographer, or interview a contact for a developing story. From time to time you might even be asked to review a restaurant or cultural event. You never know what the day is going to bring.
4 ________
One of the highlights of the job is interviewing really interesting people you wouldn’t normally have the chance to talk to: from ‘ordinary’ people who have done something extraordinary, to sportspeople, artists, and musicians. And you don’t have to worry about what you say to everyone you meet, either – if you ask a politician a question they don’t like, you could get a pay rise.
5 ________
fit’s a big, fast world, and it’s important to be where the news is happening, particularly with events that have a global significance like conflicts or protests. Not all journalists travel a lot, but many do. Situations change quickly these days and it’s important to stay on top of the story.
6 _______
A newsroom is a fast-paced environment and a journalist works to a tight deadline, so there’s always a certain adrenaline rush If you are the type of person who works best under pressure, it’s the best job ever
7 _______
It’s a great feeling to have your name in a published article, or to have something you’ve written quoted in another article. And when someone tells you that they’ve read your article and they like what you’ve written, that’s even better.
8 _______
If you have an urge to write and you are curious about the world around you, a career in journalism is the obvious choice. The best journalists are the ones who really try to understand every aspect of a story, and then explain that story well. A good, well written article can influence the way people think-
Question:
a strong need or desire (paragraph 8)
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Question 51 of 51
51. Question
Listen to an extract from a programme about famous mistake on TV. Answer the questions.
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i. During which programme did the mistake occur?
ii. In which year did the mistake occur?
iii. Who is Michael Fish?
iv. What did the woman ask about when she called?
v. What was Michael’s answer?
vi. How strong were the worst winds?
vii. How many people died in the storm?
viii. How many trees fell down?
ix. Where did Michael Fish appear in 2012?
x. Where can you see the original weather broadcast made by Michael Fish?
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