Q1 - In the first line, the writer says 'it is claimed' because they agree with the statement. everyone agrees with the statement. no one agrees with the statement.
they want to distance themselves from the statement.
Q2 - Reality television has always been this popular.
has been popular since well before 2000. has only been popular since 2000.
has been popular since approximately 2000.
Q3 - Japan
is the only place to produce demeaning TV shows. has produced demeaning TV shows copied elsewhere. produced Big Brother.
invented surveillance focused productions.
Q4 - People have criticised reality television because it is demeaning.
it uses exotic locations.
the name is inaccurate. it shows reality.
Q5 - Reality TV appeals to some because it shows eligible males dating women. it uses exotic locations.
it shows average people in exceptional circumstances.
it can turn ordinary people into celebrities.
Q6 - Pop Idol
turns all its participants into celebrities.
is more likely to turn its participants into celebrities than Big Brother.
is less likely to turn its participants into celebrities than Big Brother. is a dating show.
Q7 - The term 'reality television' is inaccurate for all programs.
just for Big Brother and Survivor. for talent and performance programs.
for special-living-environment programs.
Q8 - Producers choose the participants on the ground of talent.
only for special-living-environment shows. to create conflict among other things.
to make a fabricated world.
Q9 - Paul Burnett
was a participant on Survivor. is a critic of reality TV.
thinks the term 'reality television' is inaccurate.
writes the script for Survivor.
Q10 - Shows like Survivor are definitely reality TV. are scripted.
1.They are late, aren't they? 2.You are OK, aren't you? 3.You are Mr Smith"s pupil, aren't you? 4.They are responsible for the trip, aren't they? 5.We are responsible for the flowets, aren't we? 6.They aren"t Mrs Brown"s children, are they? 7.You aren't ill, are you? 8.You are not the cleverest pupil in the world, are you? 9.They are not bad, are they? 10. We are not little, are we?
I visit Moscow - Present Simple I am visiting Moscow. - Present Progressive I will visit Moscow. - Future Simple I will be visiting - Future Progressive I will have visited - Future Perfect I visited Moscow - Past Simple I was visiting Moscow -Past Progressive I had visited Moscow - Past Perfect I have visited Moscow - Present Perfect I have been visiting Moscow -Present Perfect Progressive I had been visiting Moscow - Past Perfect Progressive I will have been visiting Moscow - Future Perfect Progressive I told him I would visit Moscow - Future in the Past
2.You are OK, aren't you?
3.You are Mr Smith"s pupil, aren't you?
4.They are responsible for the trip, aren't they?
5.We are responsible for the flowets, aren't we?
6.They aren"t Mrs Brown"s children, are they?
7.You aren't ill, are you?
8.You are not the cleverest pupil in the world, are you?
9.They are not bad, are they?
10. We are not little, are we?
I am visiting Moscow. - Present Progressive
I will visit Moscow. - Future Simple
I will be visiting - Future Progressive
I will have visited - Future Perfect
I visited Moscow - Past Simple
I was visiting Moscow -Past Progressive
I had visited Moscow - Past Perfect
I have visited Moscow - Present Perfect
I have been visiting Moscow -Present Perfect Progressive
I had been visiting Moscow - Past Perfect Progressive
I will have been visiting Moscow - Future Perfect Progressive
I told him I would visit Moscow - Future in the Past