WorksheetsUnit 4. Amazing stories (Vocabulary)
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 8mins
A picture, video or message that tries to sell you something or tell you about an event.
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A story or report in a newspaper, magazine or website.
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Big, important news that just happened and everyone is talking about.
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To send out a TV or radio show for everyone to watch or listen to.
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A movie you watch at the cinema or on TV.
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The big title of a news article that tells you what it’s about.
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A person who writes news stories or tells them on TV or radio.
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A video that people can watch online as it’s happening.
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A book with lots of pictures and stories about things like sports, fashion or hobbies.
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Ways to share news and information with lots of people, like TV, radio, and the internet (medios de comunicación masiva).
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Letters or packages sent to someone.
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A TV or radio show that tells you about what’s happening in the world.
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A website where you can read news stories.
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A show you can listen to online about different topics, like stories or interviews.
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Paper with news, pictures and ads that people read to know what’s happening.
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A device that plays music, stories or news you can listen to.
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A small, flat computer you can carry around to play games, read, or watch videos.
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A short message you send to someone on your phone.
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A person who says mean things online to annoy others.
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Talking about other people’s private lives, often sharing secrets.
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A person who writes books that tell stories.
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Someone who finds out what’s happening and tells people about it on TV, radio or in a newspaper.
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A person who writes things down, especially long ago when not many people could write.
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