Стр.104 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс

10 Complete the sentences with the correct quantifiers from the box.

very few; a few; very little; none; every; whole; a number; quite a few; most

1. This newspaper’s full of photographs and advertising: there’s ______ real news.
2. I’d really like to be a photographer and spend the ______ day taking photographs!
3. Only ______ of our features are written by our journalists: we get ______ of them from freelance writers.
4. There are ______ mistakes in this TV guide: I’ve found one on ______ page so far.
5. I’m afraid we can’t use your article: ______ of our readers are interested in ferrets.
6. The photographer gave me ______ photos to use with this story, but ______ of them is quite right.

11 Choose the correct answers (a–d).

When it comes to writing a news story, there are 1) ______ important rules which 2) ______ journalists are taught. Firstly, they learn to use an upside down pyramid: this ‘inverted’ pyramid represents the news story. In this structure 3) ______ the most newsworthy information comes first, then, as the story goes on, the details are explained. The first paragraph, or ‘lead’, should contain enough information to give the reader a good overview of 4) ______ story. This means that if the editor cuts the last paragraph because of space limitations, the reader will still have a summary of the story and 5) ______ additional details. Another ‘key’ thing reporters learn is to make sure they ask the five ‘W’ questions: what, who, where, when, why. 6) ______ good news story provides answers to 7) ______ of these questions. If it doesn’t, the writer can be sure that it will come back to them for 8) ______ revision. Finally, they learn to keep their sentences and paragraphs short, and not to use 9) ______ heavily descriptive language. When a story is finished, they go through it and try to remove 10) ______ words which aren’t necessary.

1. a few
   b several
   c a lot
   d little
2. a most
   b all
   c no
   d any
3. a every
   b quite a few of
   c all
   d a lot
4. a all
   b every
   c a lot
   d the whole
5. a no
   b a few
   c few
   d very few
6. a Most
   b All
   c A great deal of
   d Any
7. a each
   b the whole
   c every
   d several
8. a any
   b little
   c a little
   d a few
9. a lots of
   b a lot
   c a number of
   d no
10. a each
    b most of
    c every
    d any

SPEAKING AND LISTENING

1. Look at the examples of photojournalism: which concept below does each one represent for you? Discuss your ideas in pairs, giving reasons.
   1. Tsunami commemoration ceremony in Thailand
   2. Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon
   3. The London bombings
   4. Stonehenge in England
   5. Anti-war protest in London
   6. The Olympic opening ceremony in Sochi

   happiness; peace; human achievement; courage; harmony; hope

2. T070 Listen and choose the photos and the concepts that the two people are talking about.

   Ana — photo ______, concept ______

   Ivan — photo ______, concept ______

3. T070 Listen again and match the speakers, Ana and Ivan, with the phrases in Speak Out.

   SPEAK OUT

   Presentation skills:

   Emphasis

   auxiliary do

   I do remember it

   it does have

   adverbs

   really amazing

   the people really look as if

   incredibly brave

   absolutely stunning

   they even went on travelling

   we’ll never ever have

   so and such

   They seemed so strong, and so resilient.

   It was such a tragic end to the year.

   patterns with what and it

   What I remember most clearly is

   What’s particularly striking about it is

   It’s this sense of infinity that makes

   It was this courage of theirs that made