Understanding News Vocabulary

Why is it important to understand news vocabulary?

• To improve pronunciation skills

• To develop a sense of satisfaction from reading English newspapers

• To impress friends with new words

• To learn how to write news articles

What does the term 'unethical' imply?

• A type of legal document

• Actions that are considered wrong or bad

• A strong sense of morality

• Something that is legally allowed

What is the meaning of 'illicit'?

• Something that is permitted

• Something that is banned or not allowed

• A type of legal agreement

• A form of ethical behavior

What is 'libel'?

• A true statement that enhances someone's reputation

• A legal document

• A type of news article

• A published false statement that harms someone's reputation

What does 'P.R. disaster' refer to?

• A successful public relations campaign

• A public relations strategy

• A type of media event

• A situation that results in negative media coverage

What is 'expenses fraud'?

• A legal way to save money

• Deception for financial gain through false expense claims

• Claiming legitimate expenses for reimbursement

• A type of financial investment

What does 'offshore hedge fund' imply?

• A legal investment within the country

• An investment that avoids taxes by being located outside the country

• A government bond

• A type of savings account

What is 'nepotism'?

• Promoting people based on merit

• Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in politics or business

• A form of public relations

• A type of political strategy

What does 'impeachment' mean?

• A type of legal document

• A form of public apology

• The process of removing a public official from office

• A promotion to a higher office

What is the consequence of a political 'resignation'?

• The politician receives a warning

• The politician is promoted

• The politician steps down from their position

• The politician continues in office