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a)
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BEHIND
THE SCENES
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THE SCENES
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PREPARE QUESTIONS
PREPARE QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE
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VARIETY OF
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PLENTY OF
PLENTY OF CHANCES
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IN ADVANCE
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CELEBRITY
CELEBRITY FIGURES
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CHANCES
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A WIDE
A WIDE VARIETY OF
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FIGURES
CELEBRITY FIGURES
Sensational1 ______________________________
like Paris Hilton or Britney Spears create a lot of
stuff to magazine editors, which sells well to the public.
PLENTY OF CHANCES
b) What makes being a TV presenter appealing2 is that it offers ____________________________
to
travel.
c)
PREPARED HIS QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE Otherwise3, he wouldn’t have been
The TV presenter had __________________________________.
able to ask the movie star such good questions on air.
A WIDE VARIETY OF
d) In his new job, Bob had ______________________________
opportunities. He’d travel a lot, get a
handsome salary, meet very important people, have personal assistants etc.
e) After the assistant manager had resigned, all the work in the office went very badly. He was the man
BEHIND THE SCENES
______________________________,
but when we discovered, it was a bit late.
1.
2.
Intended to interest, excite, or shock people
Interesting; attractive
3.
Used when saying what might have happened
if something else had not happened
a)
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DO
DO SOME RESEARCH
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’s SCRIPT
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ON
ON AIR
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A QUICK DECISION
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THINK
THINK ON ’S FEET
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AIR
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REHEARSE
REHEARSE ’S SCRIPT
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SOME RESEARCH
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CALL FOR
CALL FOR A QUICK DECISION
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ON ’s FEET
THINK ON ’s FEET
A good online TV presenter has to be able to ______________________________
and make the right
decision in a short spell of time should1 an unexpected problem arise2 during an interview.
DOES SOME RESEARCH
b) If a TV presenter ______________________________
on the guest of the programme in advance, he
can find more interesting questions to ask.
c)
ON AIR
Before doing a TV show ______________________________,
TV programmers have to think well and
take all the precautions3 against anything that might go wrong.
d) TV show presenters Hande Ataizi and Cem Davran were on air interviewing the sensational model
Sevda Demirel. When the tension between the two ladies elevated4 to a physical contact, Sevda
CALL FOR A QUICK DECISION
smacked5 Hande. Of course, this ______________________________.
REHEARSE ’s SCRIPT
e) Carla is ______________________________
for a school play.
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2.
3.
If
To begin to happen; occur emerge (ARISE-AROSE-ARISEN)
something that is done in order to prevent something
dangerous or unpleasant from happening
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5.
Climbed
To hit someone with your open hand
a)
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BE OUT
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NERVE
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NO SET ROUTE
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STAY CALM
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BE ON
BE OUT PARTYING
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A SHORT CONTRACT
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UNDER PRESSURE
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RACKING
STAY CALM UNDER PRESSURE
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INTO THE PROFESSION
BE ON A SHORT CONTRACT
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NERVE RACKING
NO SET ROUTE
INTO THE PROFESSION
PARTYING
Two opposing Turkish mediums Keto and Medyum Memiş were being hosted1 on air for a TV show. When
Keto verbally offended2 his opponent and Memiş answered this with a heavy punch on Keto’s face, it
STAY CALM UNDER PRESSURE
was almost impossible for the presenter to _____________________________.
OUT PARTYING
b) According to the written media, Paris Hilton is always ______________________________.
Or, is this
only the party girl image that the media is deliberately3 putting on her while she might have much
better virtues4 to highlight?
c)
People with completely different backgrounds can be a TV presenter. In other words, there is
NO SET ROUTE INTO THE PROFESSION As far as you have some specialist knowledge on what you
_________________________________.
are presenting, excellent communication skills and ambition, you may be one.
IS ON A SHORT CONRTACT
d) As Ron ______________________________,
he is in and out of work quite frequently.
NERVE RACKING
e) Ronda comes across some ______________________________
situations at the customers’ service
department she is employed, but she’s always managed to stay calm under pressure.
1.
2.
To provide the place and everything that is needed for
a visitor or event
make someone angry or upset by doing or saying
something that they think is rude, unkind
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4.
To do something on purpose
A particular good quality in someone's character
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MARK  OUT FROM
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STIFF
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GET NOTICED
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VOLUNTEER WORK
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PRODUCE
MARK  OUT FROM
THE REST OF THE CROWD
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AHEAD OF OTHERS
STIFF COMPETITION
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THE REST OF THE CROWD
GET NOTICED AHEAD OF OTHERS
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A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
VOLUNTEER WORK ON A HOSPITAL
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ON A HOSPITAL
PRODUCE A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
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COMPETITION
VOLUNTEER WORK ON A HOSPITAL
Jim is doing some _____________________________
to gain some practical1 work experience so that
he will have some advantage over other applicants after he graduates from school.
GET NOTICED AHEAD OF OTHERS
b) Kimberly was able to _____________________________
with her outstanding2 qualities, previous
work experience and pretty looks.
c)
STIFF COMPETITION
There is a _____________________________
among the staff to get ahead of others and be
promoted. Ironically, it seems friends in the office are not only friends, but rivals3 as well.
MARK YOU OUT FROM THE REST OF THE CROWD
d) Doing a degree in a distinguished4 university will ___________________________________.
As a
result, you will be noticed more in the society.
e) Everyone is busy collating5 information, writing articles, finding pictures and interviewing people to
PRODUCE A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
_____________________________.
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2.
3.
Relating to real situations and events
Excellent; distinguished
Smn. or sth. that you compete with; opponent;
competitor; challenger
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Successful, respected, and admired
To gather information together
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PROBLEMS
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IN TEN YEARS
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MEET
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SET UP
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OUT
PROBLEMS ARISE
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THE DEADLINE
IN TEN YEARS FROM NOW
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ARISE
MEET THE DEADLINE
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FROM NOW
SET UP SOME INTERVIEWS
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SOME INTERVIEWS
OUT OF WORK
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OF WORK
OUT OF WORK
As Kathy’s contract1 has ended, she is _____________________________
now.
SET UP SOME INTERVIEWS
b) July has been very busy for the last two days, trying to _____________________________
with some
famous film stars. The talks are going to be the main body of her programme next week.
c)
PROBLEMS
ARISE
No matter how much precaution you take, some ______________
may still ______________
if you
are presenting a programme on air. This is true for even the most experienced presenter.
MEET THE DEADLINE
d) The staff has been working overtime in order to _____________________________.
If they can’t get
the job finished in due time2, their company will lose their contract with an important customer.
IN TEN YEARS FROM NOW
e) _____________________________,
there will be much fewer cars in the streets as petrol will be a
much more expensive commodity3 to buy.
1.
An official document signed between two parties stating
certain agreements on things such as payment or
working conditions
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3.
In the agreed upon time, not later
A product that is bought and sold
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AT
AT TIMES
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WORKING CONDITIONS
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UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY QUALIFICATION
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TIMES
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TRYING
TRYING WORKING CONDITIONS
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AFFAIRS
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ONLINE
ONLINE BROADCASTING
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BROADCASTING
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CURRENT
CURRENT AFFAIRS
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QUALIFICATION
CURRENT AFFAIRS
Like other professionals1, artists have to follow ______________________________,
as well. This
helps them produce their art more up to date with today’s world, which means it will sell more.
ONLINE BROADCASTING
b) ______________________________
has its own difficulties. Things might go wrong in front of the
cameras, which are simultaneously2 sending the pictures to millions of viewers.
c)
TRYING WORKING CONDITIONS
From time to time, every worker may suffer from ______________________________
and may want
to pack their things and leave the job for good.
UNIVERSITY QUALIFICATION
d) You don’t need to have a _____________________________
to be a TV presenter. If you have
extraordinary communication skills, intelligence and the ability to do research, you can easily be one.
e) Larry, who is working on a five-year contract, is quite pleased with his job although working conditions
AT TIMES
may get trying3 _____________________________.
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2.
Well trained people who are good at their work
Happening at the same time
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Annoying or difficult in a way that makes you feel
worried, tired etc
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WHAT THE JOB REQUIRES
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WHAT THE JOB
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WATERS
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STUNT
STUNT DISCIPLINES
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TO LEARN
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FREAK
FREAK WEATHER
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DISCIPLINES
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SHARK INFESTED
SHARK INFESTED WATERS
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THE STUNTS
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DO
DO STUNTS
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INVOLVES
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APPETITE
APPETITE TO LEARN
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WEATHER
APPETITE TO LEARN
If young people have enough _____________________________
there is no reason for them not to
be successful in their future because knowledge has the potential to bring its owner a great success in
the modern world.
WHAT THE JOB INVOLVES
b) “If you bunk off1 quite so often and don’t do _____________________________,
your contract won’t
be extended2 at the end of the year,” said the boss to the employer who had set a lazy example to the
others in the company.
c)
It is the primary duty of the meteorologists to warn people in good time before some
FREAK WEATHER
_____________________________
strikes3 a particular area.
d) As the actor could not perform the risky actions in the scenario, the producer had to hire a very
DO THE STUNTS
talented man to _____________________________.
STUNT DISCIPLINES
e) In order to be good at all _____________________________
such as jumping off high places or diving
in flames, you need to get a good training and practise a lot.
f)
A good stunt person is always required to appear instead of the real actor in some perilous4 scenes
SHARK INFESTED WATERS
such as diving in _____________________________.
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2.
To leave somewhere early without permission
To make sth. continue for a longer time
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4.
To have a sudden, harmful effect on a person or an area
(STRIKE-STRUCK-STRUCK)
Dangerous; risky