Mass Media In Our Life, A. Nesvit, p.145-148

facts or details about somebody or something.

a set of large printed sheets of paper containing news, articles, advertisements, ect.

sources of information and news such as newspapers, magazines, radio and television, that reach and influence large numbers of people.

the process of sending and receiving messages through the air, using electromagnetic waves.

The mass media don't

The mass media

Any reporter

Some people

a tabloid

a magazine

quality paper

a TV programme

larger in size, have detailed articles and have more pictures.

smaller in size, have shorter articles and have no pictures.

larger in size, have shorter articles and have more pictures.

smaller in size, have shorter articles and have more pictures.

are interested

is interested

aren't interested

are interesting

surf the Internet

watch TV

listen to the radio

look through the magazine

False

True

Doesn't say

False

True

Doesn't say

False

True

Doesn't say

дивитися телевізійну програму

 транслювати телепрограму

читати програму телепередач

a reporter

a celebrity

a writer

untrue or half-true

the main source of news

wonderful

it helps us learn new things

it can spread false information

it help us spread news and information quickly

it helps people around the world understand each other

it destructs you from studying

it helps us learn new things

it can spread false information

it destructs you from studying

it help us spread news and information quickly

it helps people around the world understand each other

it destructs you from working

it destructs you from spending time with your family