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A computer that fits on a desk, used by individuals at work or at home, is ___.

A device inside a computer that stores large amounts of information is ___.

A document on the Web giving information about a person or institution is a ___.

A film describing events leading up to ones in a film made earlier is a ___.

A group of people who have the same interests, who e-mail one another live as a group is ___.

A hard-hitting documentary series starts tonight at 10 p.m. Viewers might be shocked at scenes of… .

A huge portion of the internet containing linked docu,ents, called pages, is ___.

A lightweight portable computer small enough to fit in your hand is ___.

A lightweight portable computer that usually fits in a briefcase is ___.

A machine for transfering pictures and texts into a computer is ___.

A meeting place on the Internet for discussion of a particular topic is ___.

A pair of silver George II candlesticks fetched 17 000 pounds. Bidding was slow for Victorian oil paintings but a landscape by Somers went for 55 000 pounds.

A piece of equipment that sends information from one computer along telephone lines to another computer is ___.

A program on the grid you create with it to perform mathematical operations is ___.

A small plastic disk that stores information is ___.

A writer or broadcster who gives their opinion of a production, performance, record or book in a review or, more formally, a notice is a ___.

Across:1. kind of tree (5), 2. child (3), 4. performed (5)… .

Although best levels were not held, shares ___.

An apparatus that allows information to be read from a disk or stored is ___.

Breach of privacy outside someone’s house is ___.

Business newspapers often publish ___ of vacancies companies have.

Choose the right answer: A short wave or a VHF radio can___many interesting stations.

Choose the right answer: A: I don’t like to watch TV. - B: I don’t___.

Choose the right answer: A___is a magazine that comes out once a week as an addition to a newspaper.

Choose the right answer: A___is advance information, warning.

Choose the right answer: A___is responsible for seeing that the continuity between one scene and another in a film is correct - for making sure that people do not suddenly wear different earrings.

Choose the right answer: A___is someone who works in a newspaper office and decides on how the pages should be laid out, how stories need to be out, what headlines should be used and so on.

Choose the right answer: A___is the name given to an academic magazine.

Choose the right answer: A___is written opinion of a book, play, film, etc.

Choose the right answer: Although our___was expensive, we’ve taken some priceless film of our children.

Choose the right answer: Anyone who hasn’t___the computer will have a problem in finding a good job.

Choose the right answer: Are you___the Internet?

Choose the right answer: Before showing the film on TV they___it.

Choose the right answer: British evening papers give full___of major sporting events.

Choose the right answer: Children of ten prefer looking at___to reading books.

Choose the right answer: Columns and other nonnews matterare called___.

Choose the right answer: Do you send___e-mail?

Choose the right answer: Do you write to many___?

Choose the right answer: E-mail makes keeping___contact really easy.

Choose the right answer: Every national newspaper has a mobile___of reporters.

Choose the right answer: Have you got an extra___of today’s newspaper?

Choose the right answer: He asked us to turn the radio___because he was tying to sleep.

Choose the right answer: He doesn’t even get up from the sofa to change channels; he just presses___on the___.

Choose the right answer: He has a___television.

Choose the right answer: He regularly___the theatre column.

Choose the right answer: How many ___of the magazine have you already got?

Choose the right answer: I like___this magazine

Choose the right answer: I never___away old letters.

Choose the right answer: I sent a letter last week and received a___this week

Choose the right answer: I want to watch the football game___channel Six.

Choose the right answer: If the TV programme doesn’t interest you, you___it over to another channel.

Choose the right answer: If you want to watch TV you___it.

Choose the right answer: I’ve advertised___in the paper. I hope I can sell it.

Choose the right answer: Jane owns four___televisions.

Choose the right answer: Kolokol,___by A.I. Hergen, appeared in London on July 1st, 1857.

Choose the right answer: Let’s go and buy___television!

Choose the right answer: Literaturnaja Gazeta is___by Union of Russian writers

Choose the right answer: Local newspaper devote a lot of___to reports of local events.

Choose the right answer: Local papers ___local, national, and world news.

Choose the right answer: Main news stories in this paper never___over into a following page.

Choose the right answer: Mrs. Wise thinks there is___violence on TV.

Choose the right answer: Much___in small newspapers is received from news agencies.

Choose the right answer: My friend always writes the most___letters.

Choose the right answer: My television___.

Choose the right answer: Newspapers give wide___to world events in all countries

Choose the right answer: Our faculty wall newspaper is ___by the students themselves.

Choose the right answer: Serious news in “popular” newspapers is given in___form or suppressed altogether.

Choose the right answer: She said that___wrote back to her.

Choose the right answer: Short news___occupied two columns on an inside page.

Choose the right answer: Ted asked his son___the remote control.

Choose the right answer: Telephones, e-mail and faxes are types of___.

Choose the right answer: The BBC World Service___throughout the world.

Choose the right answer: The US press is characterized by an increasing concentration of power; the stronger papers___the weaker ones.

Choose the right answer: The editor held a conference with his staff to plan the next day’s news___.

Choose the right answer: The headlines of “quality” newspapers are___statements, and not editorial yells as in “popular” newspapers.

Choose the right answer: The main news story was___on the front page.

Choose the right answer: The major news story had a___headline.

Choose the right answer: The papers devote their front ___to the pictures.

Choose the right answer: The rise of the periodically published newspapers came with the invention of___.

Choose the right answer: The so-called “popular” tabloids of Britain give a great deal of their space to___.

Choose the right answer: The sports page speaks for itself: its___is lively, remarkably full and many-sided.

Choose the right answer: The times is a ___paper and caters for the interests of the Tories.

Choose the right answer: The “quality” press represents the interests of the___and of major political parties of Britain.

Choose the right answer: The___is a person, or a corporation, who undertakes the printing of books, newspapers, etc., and their distribution to the public.

Choose the right answer: The___is responsible for the arrangement of the news and features, the size and position of headlines. etc.

Choose the right answer: The___is responsible for the choice of the news, events and stories the reporters cover.

Choose the right answer: There are a lot of periodicals___in various. Subjects such as politics, finance, economics, science, etc.

Choose the right answer: Think of it___. If the Internet were a book___a webside would be a page in it.

Choose the right answer: This magazine is___to housewives.

Choose the right answer: Two reporters were sent to cover the foods___.

Choose the right answer: We call the written lines in silent or foreign films___.

Choose the right answer: We talk all the time since he moved___.

Choose the right answer: We talked all night___about old days.

Choose the right answer: What are the main international problem___today and what is Russia’s stand___them?

Choose the right answer: When surfing channels you use a___.

Choose the right answer: Who is a a couch potato?

Choose the right answer: Who is a videot?

Choose the right answer: Who is an anchorperson?

Choose the right answer: You can hear BBC news___all over the world.

Choose the right answer: You get so many exciting letters and postcards.

Choose the right answer: You like to___and watch the talk shows.

Choose the right answer: ___is the general term for editorial matter other than leading articles or features.

Choose the right answer: “Popular” newspaper use gigantic___and heavily illustrated___.

Choose the right answer: “Popular” newspapers are mass-sall sensational publications with huge___.

Commercial TV gets its money ___ advertising.

Commercial programmes ___ this channel are financed ___ different companies which do not have anything to do ___ the arrengement or content of these programmes.

Company shares are listed or quoted on the ___.

Do you ever visit any ___ for pop stars or film stars?

He received a number of international literary awards, culminations in the Nobel Prize for literature in 1986. He leaves a widow and two sons.

He’s a popular journalist, so he’s not a ___ journalist. He’s the equivalent of a small-town gossip columnist.

Hidden instructions in a program designed to destroy information is ___.

Hundreds of supporters shouted “Free her now” when Kiran awalia was ___ bail.

I ___ a good program from the Internet the other day. Would you like a copy?

I belong to a great ___. I e-mail those who are interested in 1960s music every day.

I tried to send the photos by e-mail as an ___ but the server was ___.

If ___ parties or politicians get reelected, they receive a fresh mandste from the electorate for a new term of office.

If some critics like something and others don’t, it gets ___.

If you use a ___ in order to achieve your goal, you use subtle means whose purpose may not be immediately clear to others and which often involve taking a risk.

If you want some photos of the USA, you could just try ___ the Web. You’ll be amazed how many you can find.

In London the dollar ___ by a tiny margin at the outset.

It’s so easy to use a ___ when you want to send photographs to friends by e-mail. It’s just like using a photocopier.

I’m always impressed by people who carry their ___ on planes and work on them during the flight.

I’ve lost a lot of data. I wonder if my computer has a ___.

John Butcher, Conservative MP for Coventry South West, has campaigned in the Midlands for habitual violent offenders to be ___ bail.

Media attention of an intense kind is blanket ___.

Mix two egg yolks wit butter in a frying-pan over a lowgas. Add sugar and then… .

Mr Richard Caulder (West Hull, Labour) asked if the Minister of Transport could inform the MPs of train-fare concessions for pensioners. However, the Speaker declared that… .

News ___ at regular intervals.

Now is the time to plant roses. Put trees in at least 2 apart and cover roots with 6” of soil.

Our front page today gives details of the government’s new economic proposals. Our readers may think, as we do, that these measures are too little and too late. We say to the government, not for the first time, it is time… .

Premier to probe Riddle of “spics in ministry”.

Prince Edward (left) enjoys a joke with actor Sam Cool (centre).

Programs that you put into a computer to make it run is ___.

Road holding and fuel cinsumption are good but otherwise the performance lacks zip.

Robson equalized with a header from five yards just before the half-time whistle.

Someone held in prison without being charged or tried is in ___.

Someone who commits a lot of crimes and goes on committing them is a ___.

Starting overcast with intermittent rain followed by sunny spells, max. temp. 21 C°.

The BBC is financed ___ payments which are made ___ all people who have TV-sets.

The cheapest bucket-shop air-return to Hong Kong is now about 480 pounds and Hong Kong is a good base to visit Macao, China and Taiwan. The best season is… .

The final stages in a competitive situation or a conflict, especially when the final outcome is not clear, are the ___.

The memory available on a computer to store and use information temporarily, usually measured in megabytes, is ___.

The other day I ___ some photos I’d taken so that I could send them to a friend in America.

The synonym to the word “editorial” is ___.

The word is that Clinton Roo, 32, playboy son of US steel billionaire Dwight Ross, has left his girlfriend, actress Lee-Ann Vom Post, 26, and is now in Europe.

Those ___ disks don’t store nearly enough information.

To navigate around the internet, sometimes aimlessly, is ___.

To transfer data or software from a large computer to a small one is ___.

Today is a good day to do business but a bad one for romance. Don’t take members of the opposite sex today too seriously.

Viewers ___ commercial TV have to watch advertisements ___ petrol, washing machines, soap and many other items which they do not require ___ and ___ programmes.

When market prices are rising or making gains, or gaining ground, journalists, traders and investors talk about a ___.

When prices are falling or losing ground, traders talk about a ___.

When scanning the photos I just ___ the mouse and the program ___.

Where there are no clear winners or losers in a competitive situation, or no apparent solution to a conflict, there is ___.

Writing and storing printed text on a computer is ___.

Yesterday at 7 p.m. Her Majesty gave a dinner-party at Windsor Castle for members of the Spanish Royal Family. At noon today Her Majesty will receive the new Ambassador of the Republic of Venezuela at Buckingham Palace.

a list of common questions and helpful answers is ___.

audiences traditionally show their appreciation at the end of a performance and sometimes during it by ___.

computer equipment or machinery is ___.

if it looks as if there will be no clear winner or if there is no clear winner in the final outcome, commentators talk about a ___.

if you play ___ in a business or political situation, you act or negotiate in an aggressive way, and if you play ___, you don’t.

you really need to use your ___ disk for all the data you want to store.