 147  You and your friend are discussing different sources of information. Which do you think is the best one? |
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This is what you think about each of them: |
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TV |
•They usually show the same news on all channels. |
+ • You can not only listen to the news but see the events with |
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• I’m not interested in politics and there isn’t much news |
your own eyes. |
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about ordinary people on TV. |
• You can’t listen to other people’s opinions about the event. |
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• 1 prefer Internet because TV news are often out of date. |
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Internet |
•There is only short information there. No details. |
• I can leam hot news. |
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• Computers affect our eyesight. |
•You can read the information from different sources. |
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• It’s rather expensive. |
•You can easily find even yesterday’s issue of any |
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newspaper. |
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Radio |
•You can’t see what is happening with your own eye. |
•There are often “hot lines” on the radio. |
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• You have to believe the journalist’s opinion. |
•The news are not usually recorded beforehand. |
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Newspaper •There are usually yesterday’s news there. It’s no use • Broadsheets usually supply us with reliable information,
reading them. «You can buy a newspaper to your taste.
•They do not bring newspapers in time and some issues arc «You can put it off at any time and turn to it later, often lost.
SKILLS TO BE TESTED:
The student is expected to demonstrate her/his ability to:
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