Question

9 Fill in the crossword and find out what all the words have in common. 1 There's an interesting _ in today's Financial Times about Hungarian workers in Britain. 2 Have you seen today's _ ? There's been a terrible plane crash. 3 I'm very angry about this text. I think I'll write a letter to the _ of this paper. 4 Excuse me. May I read your _ of The Times?. I didn't manage to get one today. He's never at home - he 5 Jim is a has to go wherever things are happening. There are about fifty women's 6 do you want? Elle? Cosmopolitan? 7 My uncle always buys two daily what they write. 8 I always buy my Economist from the same here. Which one to compare ​

Answer 1

1. ARTICLE
2. NEWS
3. EDITOR
4. COPY
5. REPORTER
6. MAGAZINES
7. NEWSPAPERS
8. VENDOR

The words all have a connection to journalism and media. They relate to different aspects of news reporting, publishing, and reading materials commonly found in the media industry.

Answer 2

Sure, here is the crossword filled in:

1. There's an interesting article in today's Financial Times about Hungarian workers in Britain.
2. Have you seen today's news? There's been a terrible plane crash.
3. I'm very angry about this text. I think I'll write a letter to the editor of this paper.
4. Excuse me. May I read your copy of The Times? I didn't manage to get one today. He's never at home - he has to go wherever things are happening.
5. Jim is a journalist.
6. What do you want? Elle? Cosmopolitan?
7. My uncle always buys two daily papers.
8. I always buy my Economist from the same stand.

All the words in the crossword have something in common: they are related to newspapers, journalism, or reading material commonly found in newspapers.