Reading Test_10

The writer is annoyed that they make up false stories.

The writer wishes they wouldn’t focus on all the negative news. 

The writer considers the coverage fair and balanced.

The writer chooses to rarely read the news at all.

teenagers are to blame for the way they are reported in the media.

the number of young people committing serious crimes is rising.

the newspaper reporting of young people tends to emphasize the negative.

every week the press make up stories about hooliganism and youth crime.

By either saying they support it, or by giving financial support.

By helping to educate young people in a positive way.

By working with teenagers on schemes to help others.

By providing a positive role model for teenagers to look up to.

raise money to help young people change their lives.

help young people take on jobs in the media.

stop newspapers spreading inaccurate stories about teens.

change the way young people are seen in the press.

It helps persuade ordinary adults to take part in the YOPEY campaign.

It makes other teenagers want to do something good too.

It raises money for schemes to help other people in need.

It helps deprived youngsters get real jobs in the community.

Opinion

Fact

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False