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

Exercise 5
1) e; 2) f; 3) g; 4) h; 5)i; 6) j; 7) b; 8) c; 9) d; 10) a
Exercise 6
1- taking the world by storm; 2 – surfing the net; 3 – to getting their wires crossed; 4- pulling the wool; 5- behind the closed doors; 6 – are going viral; 7 – to lift the curtain; 8 – to turn a blind eye
Exercise 7
1) e; 2) f; 3) a; 4) g; 5) c; 6)b; 7)d

Exercise 8
1) look up; 2) flick through; 3) fill in; 4) bring up; 5) come on ; 6) come out; 7) turn over

Exercise 9
1)c; 2) f; 3) a; 4) d; 5) d; 6) e; 7)b; 8) j; 9)h; 10) i

Exercise 10
1) boot up; 2) back up; 3) popped up; 4) wiped up; 5) print out; 6) log in;
7) hacking into; 8) go down; 9) zoom out; 10) scroll down


Lesson 12
Exercise 3
Media violence - Violence is behaviour that is abusive, threatening, or hurtful, by way of physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, spiritual, or regulatory (restrictions, rules, laws) means. Media images and messages containing such content are violent.
Mass Media - Means of communication aimed at a very large audience. Examples include mass-market paperback books , television, movies, newspapers, Internet.
Media - The plural of medium. Means of communication, including audio, visual, audio-visual, print, and electronic means.
Media literacy - An informed and critical understanding of the nature of the media, the techniques used by them, and the impact of these techniques…
Media text - A product that is communicated through a medium.Examples of media texts might include the following forms: billboards, televisions shows, magazines, newspapers, photographs and websites.
Media bias - A term used to describe a real or percieved bias of journalistsand news producers within mass media, in the selection of which elements will be reported and how they are covered.

Exercise 4
1-mass media; 2-ad (ads); 3-is biased; 4-tabloid; 5-hedaline; 6-broadcast; 7-yellow journalism; 8-print media; 9-hack; 10-slogan; 11-column; 12-propoganda; 13-sponsor; 14-media literacy; 15-rag.