Language Hub Upper-Intermediate Unit 10

In many countries, _____ newspapers are traditionally smaller in size and their stories are shorter.

• broadsheet

• tabloid

• headline

The _____ of tabloid newspapers are often more shocking and many of the stories focus on people and celebrities.

• broadsheets

• headlines

• editors

_____, on the other hand, are often larger in size, with more intellectual and in-depth news content.

• Headlines

• Tabloids

• Broadsheets

Much of the _____ in broadsheets focuses on serious stories rather than celebrity gossip.

• source

• coverage

• fake news

In both tabloid and broadsheet newspapers, the _____ decides what gets published and can have a huge influence on their readers.

• editor

• source

• coverage

Many newspapers in the UK tend to be _____ towards one of the main political parties.

• sold

• covered

• biased

Is it OK for journalists to write articles that are _____ or should they be objective?

• covered

• edited

• subjective

We should pay attention to the _____ of a newspaper article.

• source

• search engine

• editor

People have less _____ in sources like the BBC or CNN than they used to.

• genuine news

• fake news

• faith

Teaching students to think critically would help them better identify _____.

• fake news

• real editors

• social media