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WorksheetsS10C | Unit: 8 Words_Quiz
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What does slander refer to?
Making false spoken statements
Praising achievements
How can you keep up with the coolest news?
Turn a blind eye to news updates
Stay in the know by checking out news sources
What's the latest buzz in breaking news?
Events or developments that are not considered significant to the public
The most recent and important events or developments that are currently unfolding
What's the lowdown on spilling the beans?
To reveal a juicy secret or important information
To keep everyone in the loop about any news
What's the lowdown on a newsflash?
A social update or report with no formal setting
A quick and unexpected update or report on a recent event or development
What does it mean to have fun with editing?
Distributing a piece of content
Making changes, additions, or deletions to a piece of content
What's a more exciting way to "spill the beans"?
To let the cat out of the bag about a big event
To reveal a big secret
What does "newsworthy" describe?
Predicted future developments
Important or interesting events
What's a more exciting way to say 'scan the headlines'?
Censor news content
Take a quick peek at the main points or titles
What's a more exciting way to describe censoring?
Spreading information like wildfire
Putting a lid on information
How did the author spend time editing the manuscript?
Adding unnecessary details
Enhancing clarity and coherence
What is the definition of libel?
Spreading false written or printed statements
Suppressing information for public safety
What caused the emergency response efforts to kick into action in the scenario?
A planned get-together
An unexpected tremor
What's the fun scoop on 'scooping a story'?
Being the first to obtain and publish a juicy news story
Suppressing boring news information
What is a press release?
Internal company memo
Official statement or document for media
What thrilling announcement did the CEO reveal at the press conference?
Exciting partnership
Future expansion plans
How would you describe information that is "spread all over the front page"?
Ignored by readers
Covered extensively, indicating significance
What does 'newsworthy' mean?
Events or information that is not considered 'cool' enough to be reported by the media
Events or information that is considered 'awesome', 'important', or 'relevant' enough to be reported by the media
What is a press release?
An official statement or document issued by an organization to the media
Creating a piece of content
If a news story "grabs the headlines," what does it imply?
Attracts widespread attention
Is boring and unimportant
How did she ecstatically announce her hard-earned promotion?
With a heavy heart
With pure excitement
What does it mean to "edit"?
To restrict information
To refine or improve content
Why did the famous person decide to sue the gossip magazine in the story?
For invading their privacy
For spreading false and damaging rumors
