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VOCAB

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Patricia Doniz Ortiz

Mexico

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Unscramble Letters UNIT 2Online version VOCAB by Patricia Doniz Ortiz 1 A person designated to speak on behalf of a group, organization, or company, often providing information to the media and the public E O P P R E S S K N O S 2 A clear expression of something in speech or writing, often issued to convey official information or an opinion T E N E A M S T T 3 A meeting or session during which information is provided or shared, often involving updates or instructions, especially for the media or officials B I R G I E N F 4 Relating to or characterized by sensationalism; typically refers to media or reporting that exaggerates or dramatizes events to provoke public interest or excitemen I N S E T A S N S O L I T A 5 Not biased or prejudiced; treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and jus T R A A M L P I I 6 Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; based on observable phenomena and facts J O I E E C T V B 7 To make information, articles, books, or other content available to the public, typically through print or digital media S L P H B U I 8 To withdraw or take back a statement or claim that has been previously made, often to correct misinformation R T E T R C A 9 To disclose or release confidential or sensitive information to the media or public, usually without authorization E S K Y A O A T L R 10 To officially express or document a statement or opinion, making it public O R R N O O E D G C 11 Information shared with the understanding that it is not to be made public or attributed to the source. T D H E C O F R F O R E 12 The title or main heading of a news article, designed to capture attention and summarize the conten A E L D E I H N 13 A light, entertaining, or non-serious news story that lacks substance or depth, often meant to entertain rather than inform F F I U F P E E C L 14 The most important or prominent news story featured at the beginning of a news program or publication, often considered the lead story P T O R S O T Y

Unscramble Letters

UNIT 2Online version

VOCAB

by Patricia Doniz Ortiz

A person designated to speak on behalf of a group, organization, or company, often providing information to the media and the public

E O P P R E S S K N O S

A clear expression of something in speech or writing, often issued to convey official information or an opinion

A meeting or session during which information is provided or shared, often involving updates or instructions, especially for the media or officials

Relating to or characterized by sensationalism; typically refers to media or reporting that exaggerates or dramatizes events to provoke public interest or excitemen

I N S E T A S N S O L I T A

Not biased or prejudiced; treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and jus

Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; based on observable phenomena and facts

To make information, articles, books, or other content available to the public, typically through print or digital media

To withdraw or take back a statement or claim that has been previously made, often to correct misinformation

To disclose or release confidential or sensitive information to the media or public, usually without authorization

E S K Y A O A T L R

To officially express or document a statement or opinion, making it public

O R R N O O E D G C

Information shared with the understanding that it is not to be made public or attributed to the source.

T D H E C O F R F O R E

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

UNIT 2

Unscramble Letters

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Unscramble Letters

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UNIT 2Online version

by Patricia Doniz Ortiz

A person designated to speak on behalf of a group, organization, or company, often providing information to the media and the public

A clear expression of something in speech or writing, often issued to convey official information or an opinion

A meeting or session during which information is provided or shared, often involving updates or instructions, especially for the media or officials

Relating to or characterized by sensationalism; typically refers to media or reporting that exaggerates or dramatizes events to provoke public interest or excitemen

Not biased or prejudiced; treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and jus

Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; based on observable phenomena and facts

To make information, articles, books, or other content available to the public, typically through print or digital media

To withdraw or take back a statement or claim that has been previously made, often to correct misinformation

To disclose or release confidential or sensitive information to the media or public, usually without authorization

To officially express or document a statement or opinion, making it public

Information shared with the understanding that it is not to be made public or attributed to the source.

The title or main heading of a news article, designed to capture attention and summarize the conten

A light, entertaining, or non-serious news story that lacks substance or depth, often meant to entertain rather than inform

The most important or prominent news story featured at the beginning of a news program or publication, often considered the lead story

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