G bakieva, M. Rahmanova, sh. Turgunova language aspect

Fill in the gaps with appropriate words from exercise #4:

1. 
   They put an ______________________ in the Morning News, offering a high salary for the right person.
   
2. 
   Reebok is a major ____________________ of the Olympics.
   
3. 
   Before the elections almost every political party represents its campaign __________________.
   
4. 
   I’ve come across with most surprising _____________________ in my life: “Space Aliens meet with President”.
   
5. 
   They have mounted a _____________________ campaign against Eastern government.
   
6. 
   Today our young generation is more interested in buying __________________ newspapers rather than the serious ones.
   
7. 
   Today’s sensational interview will be ___________________ live across the Europe.
   
8. 
   Sunday newspaper ______________________ uncovered the story.
   
9. 
   He writes a weekly ______________________ for the O’zbekiston ovozi.
   
10. 
    He writes for the local _______________________.
    

6. 
   Fill in the gaps using the words in the brackets:
   

radio, messages, cultural, viewpoints, traditional texts, mass media,

As a reader, you can learn the news of the world from 1._____________ such as newspapers, magazines, 2._____________ , or television, and regardless of the delivery method, the information disseminated by news sources often reflects our social and 3._____________ views. These views rely heavily on generational ties, educations, careers, heritages, and interactions with other people.
Hundreds of years ago, far fewer mass media sources existed, so the social and cultural views expressed tended to be more narrowly focused than they are today. Over time, however, mass media has expanded to include a bounty of 4._______________, and some might argue that so many views make it hard to figure out where to focus or what to think.
In some instances, the 5._______________ presented by the mass media are similar to the messages or themes presented in 6._______________ such as novels, short stories, plays, and poetry you typically read in your high school classes. In other instances, the messages differ.

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