Television has proved that people will look at anything rather than each other US columnist Ann Landers.

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Television has proved that people will look at anything rather than each other US columnist Ann Landers

«square-eyed generation»

11.current affairs programmes 12.a laptop 13.the remote control TV equipment TV programmes modern gadgets 1.Cable or satellite TV 2.the news 3.chat shows 4.soap operas 5.documentaries 6.a computer 7.an e-book 8.reality TV programmes 9.game show 10.record a programme 11.current affairs programmes 12.a laptop 13.the remote control 14.sports programmes

a) advertisements (that use attractive people to sell products like cars or perfumes) b) government advertising campaigns (e.g. against things like drink-driving) c) programmes with live sport coverage (e.g. football or hockey matches) d) thrillers e) children’s programmes f) interviews with politicians g) chat shows h) game shows i) soap operas

ARE YOU A TELLY ADDICT? 1 Do you watch TV for more than twenty hours a week? 2 Have you ever watch TV all night? 3 Do you ever work or study with the TV on? 4 Have you got a TV in your bedroom or the kitchen? 5 Do you always have to have the remote control? 6 Do you sometimes have dinner in front of the TV? 7 Do you know exactly when all your favourite programmes are on? 8 Have you ever missed something important because you wanted to watch TV?

Answer key 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. T 6. F