I. Match the parts of the word combinations. 1) to win A) on television 2) to broadcast B) opera 3)...

Let's break down the exercises step by step:

I. Match the parts of the word combinations.

1) to win

• D) prizes
  The correct match is "to win prizes," which means achieving awards or recognition in a competition or event.

2) to broadcast

• A) on television
  The correct match is "to broadcast on television," referring to the act of transmitting a program or event over television networks.

3) game

• E) show
  The correct match is "game show," a type of television program where contestants play games or answer questions to win prizes.

4) to be popular

• C) drama
  The correct match is "to be popular drama," which could refer to a drama that has gained widespread appeal and viewership.

5) TV

• F) programmers
  The correct match is "TV programmers," referring to individuals or teams responsible for scheduling and planning television content.

6) soap

• B) opera
  The correct match is "soap opera," a serialized drama typically broadcast on television or radio, known for its ongoing storylines and melodramatic themes.

II. Make up sentences from the words.

1) Television is a fast means of spreading news and information.
This sentence highlights the role of television as an effective medium for quickly disseminating news and information to a broad audience.

2) Public TV usually focuses on education and culture.
This sentence emphasizes the typical content focus of public television channels, which often prioritize educational and cultural programming.

3) Commercial TV stations mostly broadcast entertainment programmes.
This sentence describes the primary content of commercial television stations, which often prioritize entertainment to attract viewers and advertising revenue.

III. Read the sentences. Choose and write the letter of the correct answer.

1. The Edinburgh festival will be attractive for those _A are interested in art.

   • A) who
     The word "who" correctly introduces a relative clause referring to people interested in art.

2. I usually go to the restaurant __ is near my house. They serve a really nice chicken there.

   • C) which
     "Which" is used here to introduce a defining relative clause about the restaurant.

3. Look out! This is the dog ___ bit John last Wednesday!

   • B) that
     "That" is used in defining relative clauses to refer to animals or things.

4. I have no idea ___ picture it is.

   • C) whose
     "Whose" is used to indicate possession, asking about the owner of the picture.

5. This is the hotel ____ the President stayed last month.

   • C) where
     "Where" is used to refer to a place in a relative clause.

6. I was preparing for the Geography exam ____ the telephone rang.

   • B) when
     "When" is used to indicate the time something happened.

I. 1) to win prizes 2) to broadcast on television 3) game show 4) to be popular drama 5) TV opera 6) soap opera programmers

II. 1) Television is a fast means of spreading news and information. 2) Public TV usually focuses on education and culture. 3) Commercial TV stations mostly broadcast entertainment programmes.

III.

1. B) whose
2. A) where
3. B) that
4. D) what
5. C) where
6. B) when