Which of the following is the correct meaning of the phrasal verb "bring up" as used in the context of media vocabulary?

• To start to be broadcast

• To start discussing a subject

• To give things to people in a group

• To turn and look at the pages of a magazine quickly

What does the word "editor" relate to in the context of media vocabulary?

• Someone who writes humorous articles

• Someone who announces news

• Someone who edits, editorial, or edited content

• Someone who broadcasts live events

Which phrase best describes the word pattern "announce" as used in the media?

• Announce sb to sth

• Announce sth (to sb); announce that

• Announce with sb

• Announce for sb

If a journalist "makes up" a story, what are they doing?

• Publishing a story

• Inventing an explanation or story

• Editing a story

• Broadcasting a story

Which of the following is a correct collocation with the word "control" in the context of media vocabulary?

• In the control of sth

• Under the control of

• Control for sth

• Control with sth

Which word pattern is correctly matched with "persuade"?

• Persuade sb to do sth

• Persuade for doing sth

• Persuade by doing sth

• Persuade with doing sth

What does the phrasal verb "flick through" mean?

• To turn and look at the pages of a magazine quickly

• To publish something

• To give things to people in a group

• To start discussing a subject

Which of the following is NOT a correct form of the word "power" as listed in the vocabulary?

• Powerful(ly)

• Powerless(ly)

• Empower

• Powerment

If you "stand out" in the media, what does it mean?

• To be published

• To be easy to see because of something

• To turn a page so that the other side is visible

• To add information in the spaces on a form

Which of the following best describes the use of "view" in media vocabulary?

• To control something

• To have or hold a view; to see the view; in my view

• To edit a newspaper

• To broadcast a program