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1Question

What can the narrator make the other person do in "Back To Me"?

Réponse

Make them mad, scream, cry, leave, or hate them.

2Question

What can the narrator not make the other person do?

Réponse

Come back to the narrator.

3Question

What did the narrator initially think about needing the other person?

Réponse

They thought they did not need the other person.

4Question

What does the narrator realize later about their initial thought?

Réponse

That it was untrue they did not need the other person.

5Question

What does the narrator admit about their mistakes?

Réponse

They always make the same mistakes.

6Question

What does the narrator wonder about their relationship with the other person?

Réponse

Whether they ever deserved the other person.

7Question

How do many British people get their newspapers daily?

Réponse

They buy them at newsstands or have them delivered by a newsagent.

8Question

What is a regular habit in many British families on Sundays?

Réponse

Reading the Sunday paper with all its supplements.

9Question

Into which two categories have British newspapers traditionally been divided?

Réponse

Quality papers and popular papers, or tabloids.

10Question

Why are quality papers like The Times often called broadsheets?

Réponse

Because of their large size.

11Question

What type of language do broadsheets use compared to tabloids?

Réponse

Broadsheets use formal language, tabloids use colloquial language.

12Question

What is the main aim of broadsheets versus tabloids?

Réponse

Broadsheets aim to inform, tabloids aim to entertain.

13Question

What kind of language and content do tabloids use?

Réponse

Tabloids use sensational language and focus on celebrities, scandals, sex, gossip, and games.

14Question

What is the traditional format size difference between broadsheets and tabloids?

Réponse

Broadsheets have a large A2 format, tabloids have a smaller A3 format.

15Question

By how much has newspaper circulation decreased?

Réponse

By at least 5%.

16Question

How many national newspapers are sold daily in Britain?

Réponse

Three million.

17Question

What defines technophiles in news reading?

Réponse

They use smartphones or tablets to read news on their own.

18Question

How many technophiles are there and what fraction of the population do they represent?

Réponse

There are 6 million technophiles, representing 1 in 3 of the population.

19Question

How are technophiles described demographically?

Réponse

They are young, affluent, male, and educated.

20Question

What type of media do technophiles read?

Réponse

They read online newspapers and magazines.

21Question

How do technophiles pay for online news?

Réponse

Through online subscriptions.

22Question

Que signifie « Newspapers » en français ?

Réponse

Journaux.

23Question

Que signifie « Delivered » en français ?

Réponse

Livré.

24Question

Que signifie « Overseas news » en français ?

Réponse

Nouvelles de l’étranger.

25Question

Que signifie « Coverage » en français ?

Réponse

Couverture.

26Question

Que signifie « Headlines » en français ?

Réponse

Gros titres.

27Question

Que signifie « Colloquial » en français ?

Réponse

Familier.

28Question

Que signifie « Disclose » en français ?

Réponse

Révéler.

29Question

Que signifie « Predict » en français ?

Réponse

Dire ce que l’on pense qui arrivera dans le futur.

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