Giúp tui nha TÔ TIẾNG ANH - NGUYÊN ANH THƯ, PHẠM THỊ HƯƠNG THÂM,Task 6. Match each word on the left with the word that has OPPOSITE meaning on the righ TÔ TIẾNG ANH - NGUYÊN ANH THƯ, PHẠM THỊ HƯƠNG THĂM,4. The company's new advertising campaign was _____ effective that sales doublod,

"1. interactive
2. printed
3. profit-making
4. reliable
5. remote
6. continuously
7. typical
8. guilty","a. unreliable
b. non-interactive
c. local
d. nonprofit-making
e. infrequently
f. innocent
g. digital
h. uncommon"

,within a month.,8. The news spread across social media platfoens _____ a viral meme, gaining,widespread amention.,6. The news reporter reportod the news _____ she were reading from a script.,7. Social medis is _____ a powerful tool that it can shape poblic opinions in a matter of,hours,8. The influencer posed for photos _____ she were a professional model.,Task 7. Complete each sentence with a suitable word from Task 6. Task 3. Rewrite each sentence using adverbial clauses of resalt: so... thar or such...thar,1. Fact-checking is crucial to maintain a _____ news source. 1. The radio broadcast was entertaining. It kept listeners engagod for hours. (swch),2. Some media outlets may be accused of biassed reporting, leaving them ___ -,influencing public opinion. 2. The marketing strategy was effective. It boosted the sales significantly. (so),3. News websites are _____ updated with the latest information. Th,4. Online forums provide an _____ platform among many people for discussions.,5. Only few people read _____ newspapers now. They usually read online news. 3. The article was infoemative. It clarified the complex topic for the readers. (so),6. They want to deliver the information to _____ areas. - The,7. The _____ news cycle involves regular reporting and analysis.,8. Many media outlets depend on _____ strategies to maintain operations. 4. The advertisement was persuasive. It convinced everyone to try the new product. (such),Task 8. Choose the correct word to complete each sentence. -II,1. The article, as / from opposed to the headline, provided in-depth analysis. 3. The social media campaign was successful. It attracted millions of followers. (so),2. The traditional media landscape, on / by contrast, differs significantly from the digital era.,3. Online news platforms often offer information free in / of charge. →The,4. The editor is to / in charge of overseeing the content published in the newspaper. 6. The TV show was hilarious. It made the audience burst into laughter. (so),5. The editorial was at / in favour of stricter regulations on media content.,6. Citizen journalism is on / to the rise, providing alternative perspectives on current events. 1 The,7. The problems of fake news are here to stay / dive so we must find a better way to control them. 7. The documentary was moving. It brought tears to the eyes of many viewers. (swch),8. The celebrity focused on personal projects; despite / meanwhile, rumours circulated in the meda -,Task 9. Complete each sentence using the correct form of the word in brackets.,1. A well-designed _____ can significantly boost sales. (PROMOEE) 8. The digital billboard was big. Everyone could see it on the street. (sweh),2. To convey a strong message, speakers often _____ key points. (EMPHASIs. 31,3. The media coverage made him feel _____ of his actions. (GUILT),IV. READING,4. The ____ news coverage keeps the public informed about ongoing events.,(CONSTANCY) Task 1. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct,5. _____ is crucial for journalists to maintain public trust. (CREDIBLE) option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.,5.,III. GRAMMAR Misinformation comes in direct and indirect forms. It can be direct (1) _____ it,Task 1. Complete each sentence with as if or like. purposefully targets brands or their products. Examples of direct misinformation include negative fake,1. The journalist wrote the investigative article _____ it were a detective story. customer reviews or fake news campaigns (2) _____ brands.,2. The podcast host discussed the scientific discovery _____ it were a journey to outer It was fake news (3) _____ lod to the "pizzagate" scandal in 2016, for example. This,space. involved unsubstantiated accusations (4) _____ child abuse against prominent individuals linked,3. She reported the breaking news so well that she seemed _____ a journalist for many to a Washington DC pizzeria. While last year, the brand Target was (5) _____ accused of selling,years. "Satanic" children's clothes on social media.,4. The news anchor reported the breaking news _____ she saw it directly. The (6) _____ of direct misinformation can be far reaching, leading to (7) _____,5. The documentary about wildlife was realistic _____ viewers could see it directly. breakdown in brand trust. This erosion is particularly pronounced when misinformation (8) _____,Task 2. Complete each sentence with a suitable word using adverbial clauses of result or from seemingly trustworthy sources, forcing brands into crisis management mode.,manner. For example, in late 2022, Eli Lilly's stock price fell (9) _____ 4.37% after a fake Twitter,1. The radio interview was _____ engaging that it attracted a large audience to tune i account impersonating the pharmaceutical company falsely announced that insulin would be given,2. It was _____ a heated debate that many people joined in. away for free. Investors (10) _____ and the company was forced to issue multiple statements to,3. The new software operates smoothly, _____ it were designed specifically for user regain their trust.,convenience. Source: https:/ theconversation com/how-subtle-forms-of-misinformation-affect-what-we-buy-and-,how-much-we-trust-brands-219725,42 43

Question

Giúp tui nha TÔ TIẾNG ANH - NGUYÊN ANH THƯ, PHẠM THỊ HƯƠNG THÂM,Task 6. Match each word on the left with the word that has OPPOSITE meaning on the righ TÔ TIẾNG ANH - NGUYÊN ANH THƯ, PHẠM THỊ HƯƠNG THĂM,4. The company&#x27;s new advertising campaign was _____ effective that sales doublod,

"1. interactive 
 2. printed 
 3. profit-making 
 4. reliable 
 5. remote 
 6. continuously 
 7. typical 
 8. guilty","a. unreliable 
 b. non-interactive 
 c. local 
 d. nonprofit-making 
 e. infrequently 
 f. innocent 
 g. digital 
 h. uncommon"

,within a month.,8. The news spread across social media platfoens _____ a viral meme, gaining,widespread amention.,6. The news reporter reportod the news _____ she were reading from a script.,7. Social medis is _____ a powerful tool that it can shape poblic opinions in a matter of,hours,8. The influencer posed for photos _____ she were a professional model.,Task 7. Complete each sentence with a suitable word from Task 6. Task 3. Rewrite each sentence using adverbial clauses of resalt: so... thar or such...thar,1. Fact-checking is crucial to maintain a _____ news source. 1. The radio broadcast was entertaining. It kept listeners engagod for hours. (swch),2. Some media outlets may be accused of biassed reporting, leaving them ___ -,influencing public opinion. 2. The marketing strategy was effective. It boosted the sales significantly. (so),3. News websites are _____ updated with the latest information. >> Th,4. Online forums provide an _____ platform among many people for discussions.,5. Only few people read _____ newspapers now. They usually read online news. 3. The article was infoemative. It clarified the complex topic for the readers. (so),6. They want to deliver the information to _____ areas. -> The,7. The _____ news cycle involves regular reporting and analysis.,8. Many media outlets depend on _____ strategies to maintain operations. 4. The advertisement was persuasive. It convinced everyone to try the new product. (such),Task 8. Choose the correct word to complete each sentence. -II,1. The article, as / from opposed to the headline, provided in-depth analysis. 3. The social media campaign was successful. It attracted millions of followers. (so),2. The traditional media landscape, on / by contrast, differs significantly from the digital era.,3. Online news platforms often offer information free in / of charge. →>The,4. The editor is to / in charge of overseeing the content published in the newspaper. 6. The TV show was hilarious. It made the audience burst into laughter. (so),5. The editorial was at / in favour of stricter regulations on media content.,6. Citizen journalism is on / to the rise, providing alternative perspectives on current events. 1> The,7. The problems of fake news are here to stay / dive so we must find a better way to control them. 7. The documentary was moving. It brought tears to the eyes of many viewers. (swch),8. The celebrity focused on personal projects; despite / meanwhile, rumours circulated in the meda ->,Task 9. Complete each sentence using the correct form of the word in brackets.,1. A well-designed _____ can significantly boost sales. (PROMOEE) 8. The digital billboard was big. Everyone could see it on the street. (sweh),2. To convey a strong message, speakers often _____ key points. (EMPHASIs. 31,3. The media coverage made him feel _____ of his actions. (GUILT),IV. READING,4. The ____ news coverage keeps the public informed about ongoing events.,(CONSTANCY) Task 1. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct,5. _____ is crucial for journalists to maintain public trust. (CREDIBLE) option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.,5.,III. GRAMMAR Misinformation comes in direct and indirect forms. It can be direct (1) _____ it,Task 1. Complete each sentence with as if or like. purposefully targets brands or their products. Examples of direct misinformation include negative fake,1. The journalist wrote the investigative article _____ it were a detective story. customer reviews or fake news campaigns (2) _____ brands.,2. The podcast host discussed the scientific discovery _____ it were a journey to outer It was fake news (3) _____ lod to the "pizzagate" scandal in 2016, for example. This,space. involved unsubstantiated accusations (4) _____ child abuse against prominent individuals linked,3. She reported the breaking news so well that she seemed _____ a journalist for many to a Washington DC pizzeria. While last year, the brand Target was (5) _____ accused of selling,years. "Satanic" children&#x27;s clothes on social media.,4. The news anchor reported the breaking news _____ she saw it directly. The (6) _____ of direct misinformation can be far reaching, leading to (7) _____,5. The documentary about wildlife was realistic _____ viewers could see it directly. breakdown in brand trust. This erosion is particularly pronounced when misinformation (8) _____,Task 2. Complete each sentence with a suitable word using adverbial clauses of result or from seemingly trustworthy sources, forcing brands into crisis management mode.,manner. For example, in late 2022, Eli Lilly&#x27;s stock price fell (9) _____ 4.37% after a fake Twitter,1. The radio interview was _____ engaging that it attracted a large audience to tune i account impersonating the pharmaceutical company falsely announced that insulin would be given,2. It was _____ a heated debate that many people joined in. away for free. Investors (10) _____ and the company was forced to issue multiple statements to,3. The new software operates smoothly, _____ it were designed specifically for user regain their trust.,convenience. Source: https:/ theconversation com/how-subtle-forms-of-misinformation-affect-what-we-buy-and-,how-much-we-trust-brands-219725,42 43

Timi · Accepted Answer

Here are the matched words with opposite meanings:

1. interactive - B. non-interactive
2. printed - G. digital
3. profit-making - D. nonprofit-making
4. reliable - A. unreliable
5. remote - C. local
6. continuously - E. infrequently
7. typical - H. uncommon
8. guilty - F. innocent

Here are the completed sentences with a suitable word:

1. Fact-checking is crucial to maintain a reliable news source.
2. Some media outlets may be accused of biased reporting, leaving them influencing public opinion.
   -> No word was added, but the sentence could be improved for grammar: Some media outlets may be accused of biased reporting, which influences public opinion.

3. News websites are constantly updated with the latest information.
4. Online forums provide an open platform among many people for discussions.
5. Only a few people read printed newspapers now. They usually read online news.
6. They want to deliver the information to remote areas.
7. The modern news cycle involves regular reporting and analysis.
8. Many media outlets depend on commercial strategies to maintain operations.

Here are the answers to the task:

1. as
2. in
3. of
4. in
5. in
6. on
7. stay
8. meanwhile

Here are the answers to Task 9:

1. A well-designed promotion can significantly boost sales.
2. To convey a strong message, speakers often emphasize key points.
3. The media coverage made him feel guilty of his actions.
4. The constant news coverage keeps the public informed about ongoing events.
Credibility is crucial for journalists to maintain public trust.

1. The journalist wrote the investigative article as if it were a detective story.
2. The podcast host discussed the scientific discovery as if it were a journey to outer space.
3. She reported the breaking news so well that she seemed like a journalist for many years.
4. The news anchor reported the breaking news as if she saw it directly.
5. The documentary about wildlife was realistic as if viewers could see it directly.

Here are the answers:

1. The radio interview was so engaging that it attracted a large audience to tune.
2. It was such a heated debate that many people joined in.
3. The new software operates smoothly, as if it were designed specifically for use convenience.

Here are the answers to the passage:

1. B. when
2. B. launched
3. B. leading
4. A. of
5. B. falsely
6. B. impact
7. A. a
8. B. comes
9. B. by
10. D. panicked