Arts, Literature, Media

Jack believes a good newspaper should contain serious reporting, so he only reads ….. .

• broadsheets

• gasettes

• tabloids

• bulletins

….. drawings achieve their effect with the use of dry, burnt sticks.

• Watercolour

• Charcoal

• Acrylic

• Ink wash

Don’t ….. the trolls by replying to annoying comments on the Internet.

• touch

• pick

• feed

• drop

When people say they’re as hungry as a wolf, it’s only a(n) ….. of speech.

• portrayal

• attitude

• process

• figure

The actor was so nervous on stage that he forgot his ….. .

• lines

• script

• monologue

• words

Freda’s fantastic painting really stole the ….. at the exhibition.

• scene

• stage

• show

• story

Meeting the nine o’clock deadline for his news article was a tall ….. for the journalist.

• task

• perspective

• order

• aspiration

Newspaper advice ….. publish readers’ problems and offer them help.

• columns

• reviews

• pages

• sheets

Mandy flipped ……………….. some magazines while she was waiting to see the doctor.

• off

• through

• across

• in

The main actor pulled ……………….. of the film production because he had a better offer.

• out

• in

• through

• of