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#1. (…) is a television journalist who delivers the news on camera.

1) Editor; 2) Reporter; 3) Network correspondent; 4) Copyreader; 5) Anchor.

#2.The newspaper included scientific and clinical articles, abstracts from foreign journals, news items and (…).

1) editorials; 2) broadsheets; 3) supplements; 4) ledes; 5) journals.

#3.(…) is a contract for receiving papers.

1) Subscription; 2) Circulation; 3) Supplement; 4) Series; 5) Tabloid.

#4.But with audiences in the millions, enough people see the (…) and buy enough products to make the system work.

1) bylines; 2) captions; 3) ledes; 4) commercials; 5) kickers.

#5.The opening scenes of the program were (…) in Northern Oregon.

1) shot; 2)beated; 3) printed; 4) published; 5) edited.

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#1.A new TV (…) called "The Hamilton Dynasty" will be starting next autumn.

1) subscription; 2) circulation; 3) supplement; 4) series; 5) news wire.

#2.(…) is one who gathers news for television but does not report on the air.

1) Editor; 2) Off-camera reporter; 3) Correspondent; 4) Copyreader; 5) Anchor.

#3.The newspaper has a daily (…) of 55,000.

1) subscription; 2) circulation; 3) supplement; 4) series; 5) tabloid.

#4.(…) are aimed at an educated middle and upper-class readership.

1) Editorials; 2) Broadsheets; 3) Supplements; 4) Ledes; 5) Adverts.

#5.(…) is a line giving the journalists’ name at the top of their report.

1) Byline; 2) Caption; 3) Lede; 4) Dateline; 5) Title.

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#1. Thousands of ( …) make their way to the Eiffel Tower in Paris every year.

1) spectators; 2) onlookers; 3) observers; 4) sightseers; 5)audience.

#2.Visitors can see many fascinating relics in the museum on ( … ) of a small charge at the entrance.

1) cost; 2) showing; 3) delivery; 4) payment; 5) price.

#3. The theatre ( … ) stood up and cheered at the end of the play.

1) watchers; 2) sightseers; 3) crowd; 4) audience; 5) onlookers.

#4. Some film stars will do anything to be in the public ( … ).

1) service; 2) light 3) eye; 4) interest; 5) attention.

#5. My first ( … ) of the new soap opera was that it was rather boring.

1) view; 2) impression; 3) look; 4) sight; 5) understanding.

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#1. There are some styles that seem to last for ever, while others are simply ( … ) trends.

1) long-lived; 2) well-lived; 3) short-lived; 4) quick-lived; 5) bad-lived.

#2. On the second day of our trip we went to see the ( … ) of the ancient city.

1) ruins; 2) wrecks; 3) remnants; 4) tracks; 5) tails.

#3. The ( … ) from our hotel window was absolutely breathtaking.

1) outlook; 2) sight; 3) view; 4) landscape; 5) locality.

#4. There was a two-hour ( … ) to our flight, so we missed our appointment.

1) postponement; 2) delay; 3) interruption; 4) change; 5) cancellation.

#5. He went on a two-day business ( … ) to Majorca.

1) travel; 2) trip; 3) journey; 4) voyage; 5) tourism.

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