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Write an interview report after watching the video "Daniel Radcliffe Answers the Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED".
Report 10 Daniel's questions and answers.
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Reported Speech
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1. When did you buy your first newspaper?
2. What’s your favourite newspaper?
3. How often do you read it?
4. Did you use to read any newspapers before that?
5. What do you like most about your newspaper?
Note down their answers. Report the answers in the form of a short article. Use the Reported Speech!
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Newspapers
Let’s look through the newspaper under the title…
It’s a daily/weekly national/international/ local newspaper
issued/published on …(date)
The newsparer provides us with…
It consists of ... pages.
On the front page there is/are ...
supplement
advertisement
... made the news. ...
I found the newspaper important / of no value.
It goes without saying, it is (not) worth reading.
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Art
Our
world has become a very visual one – we have art all around us. Understanding art
is understanding our world.
The
arts are a great subdivision of culture. It is a broader term than art, which usually
means only the visual arts. The arts include visual arts, literary arts and the
performing arts, like music, theatre, and film.
In
my opinion art plays a large part in making our lives infinitely rich. Art
stimulates different parts of our brains to make us laugh or cry, calm down or
start shouting. You could say “Art is something that makes us more thoughtful
and well-balanced humans.”
The
most frequent association with the word art is painting. Painting has had a
long and glorious world history as an independent art. As for me, not long ago
I got interested in modern art (abstract art). I got enchanted by the flying
shapes and colourful patterns of the works by Mark Chagal, Pablo Picasso,
Salvador Dali, Jackson Pollock, Kazimir Malevich. Understanding abstract art is
easy: all it requires is an open mind and a big imagination. You have to open
up your intuition to see where the painting takes you. Abstract art allows the
viewer to decide what the artwork is about, on a very personal level. Abstract art
is open to interpretation, and that is one of the beautiful things about it!
In
conclusion I’d like to quote Pablo
Picasso: “Everyone wants to understand art. Why not try to understand the song
of a bird?” Picasso has a point. Art can’t be explained in words, because its
influence on people is very personal.
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