Answer the questions.

1. Do you and your family magazines?

2. What information can you find in them?

3. You read magazines every day, don’t you?

4. Do you buy them or do you subscribe to them?

5. Many magazines are published in Ukraine, aren’t they?

6. What magazine would you choose if you were interested in sports?

7. Do you personally have a newspaper or magazine to fit your interests?

You know that papers and magazines have lots of sections. Read these headlines and try to guess what sections they belong to, matching the both columns.

1. New Plastic Surgery Miracles.	a) Section “Families” (in a newspaper).
2. Dieting? The pill you must take.	b) “Midwest Living” (Everything about Midwest and Midwesterners).
3. Focus on Health.	c) TV and Cable Guide (magazine or newspaper)
4. Where Have All the Manners Gone?	d) “Woman’s World” or section “Health” in a newspaper.
5. 1,000 children get HIV each day, study says. (Brussels, Belgium)	e) Section “Daily Briefing World.” in a newspaper.
6. Storm Tips.	f) “Cosmopolitan.”
7. Fireworks, Music And Fun on the Fourth.	g) “Woman’s World”(the Woman’s Weekly)
8. Don’t Touch That Phone!	h) “Woman’s World” or section (How to Resist Calling Him First).
9. Roam Free in South Dakota.	i) Weather.

4. Can you match the left and the right columns?

There are some paragraphs from certain articles in the left column and the names of these articles and magazines in the right column. Can you guess which article each paragraph belongs to?

1. Always remember that what makes one person confident won’t necessarily work for everyone. After all, we’re all individuals. Be yourself at all times - you’ll feel a lot more confident.	a) “Almanac” (“Des Moines Sunday Register”. Section “Iowa Woes”. June 29, 1997).
2. Every family should have a historian. After all, shouldn’t future generations know who you were, what you believed, the significant events in your life, and what it was like to live in the late 20-th century.	b) “Memory of 1993, Haunts Novotna”. (Section “ Sport” “Los Angeles Times”. July 5, 1997)
3. Norman L.Schoondyke, 58 died of cancer Friday at home. Service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Southtown Funeral Home, with burial at Avon Cemetery.	c) “Confidence!” (“First” December 30, 1996)
4. The Polk Country Board of Supervisors is going to vote on a proposal to distribute profits Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino to local from school districts, apportioned by how many students they have in Polk County. *	d) “Life Stories” (“Des Moines Sunday Register”. Section “Life Style”. June 29, 1997)
5. “My outlook towards tennis has changed a lot”, Jana said.” Tennis is not everything; there is a life outside of tennis”.	e) “Polk County Mulls Allocation School”. (“Bull’s Eye” Section “The Most Local News.” July 2, 1997).

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