Quiz: TV INTERVIEWS (english vocabulary)


TV INTERVIEWSOnline version TV INTERVIEW + SECOND CONDITIONAL by Akemi Paola Pina Caamal 1 What is the main purpose of the introduction in a TV interview? a Ask personal questions b Greet the audience and introduce the guest c Talk about hypothetical situations d End the interview 2 Which role does the host have? a Answer questions b Act like a character c Record the interview d Guide the conversation and ask questions 3 Which sentence is a correct second conditional? a If I am the director of a series, I will change the ending b If I were the director of the series, I would change the ending c If I was the director, I change the ending d If I will be the director, I would change the ending 4 In which part of the interview does the host ask about personality? a Development b Introduction c Closing d Greeting 5 What is the function of hypothetical questions? a To talk about real facts b To describe routines c To imagine unreal situations d To introduce the guest 6 Which question uses the second conditional correctly? a What do you do if you are famous? b If you were famous, what would you do? c What will you do if you are famous? d What are you doing if you were famous? 7 Which of the following is a good development question? a Welcome to the show b What is your character like? c Goodbye and thank you d If you were invisible, what would you do? 8 Identify the part a Introduction b Development c Hypothetical d Closing 9 Identify the part a Introduction b Development c Hypothetical d Closing 10 Which question is more creative for a TV interview? a What is your name? b Where are you from? c If you could change your story, what would you do? d How old are you? Feedback 1 The introduction is where the host says hello and presents the guest. 2 The host controls the interview and asks the questions. 3 It uses the correct form (If + past, would + base verb) and expresses a hypothetical idea, like a celebrity giving an opinion. 4 In the development, the host explores the guest’s personality. 5 Hypothetical questions use imagination (not real situations). 6 It follows the structure: If + past, would + verb. 7 Development questions focus on personality and details. 8 This is the introduction because the host welcomes the audience and introduces the guest. 9 This is hypothetical because it uses If… would… to talk about an imaginary situation. 10 Hypothetical questions make interviews more interesting.

1

What is the main purpose of the introduction in a TV interview?

a

Ask personal questions

b

Greet the audience and introduce the guest

c

Talk about hypothetical situations

d

End the interview

2

Which role does the host have?

a

Answer questions

b

Act like a character

c

Record the interview

d

Guide the conversation and ask questions

3

Which sentence is a correct second conditional?

a

If I am the director of a series, I will change the ending

b

If I were the director of the series, I would change the ending

c

If I was the director, I change the ending

d

If I will be the director, I would change the ending

4

In which part of the interview does the host ask about personality?

a

Development

b

Introduction

c

Closing

d

Greeting

5

What is the function of hypothetical questions?

a

To talk about real facts

b

To describe routines

c

To imagine unreal situations

d

To introduce the guest

6

Which question uses the second conditional correctly?

a

What do you do if you are famous?

b

If you were famous, what would you do?

c

What will you do if you are famous?

d

What are you doing if you were famous?

7

Which of the following is a good development question?

a

Welcome to the show

b

What is your character like?

c

Goodbye and thank you

d

If you were invisible, what would you do?

8

Identify the part

a

Introduction

b

Development

c

Hypothetical

d

Closing

9

Identify the part

a

Introduction

b

Development

c

Hypothetical

d

Closing

10

Which question is more creative for a TV interview?

a

What is your name?

b

Where are you from?

c

If you could change your story, what would you do?

d

How old are you?

Feedback

1

The introduction is where the host says hello and presents the guest.

2

The host controls the interview and asks the questions.

3

It uses the correct form (If + past, would + base verb) and expresses a hypothetical idea, like a celebrity giving an opinion.

4

In the development, the host explores the guest’s personality.

5

Hypothetical questions use imagination (not real situations).

6

It follows the structure: If + past, would + verb.

7

Development questions focus on personality and details.

8

This is the introduction because the host welcomes the audience and introduces the guest.

9

This is hypothetical because it uses If… would… to talk about an imaginary situation.

10

Hypothetical questions make interviews more interesting.

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TV INTERVIEWSOnline version

by Akemi Paola Pina Caamal

What is the main purpose of the introduction in a TV interview?

Which role does the host have?

Which sentence is a correct second conditional?

In which part of the interview does the host ask about personality?

What is the function of hypothetical questions?

Which question uses the second conditional correctly?

Which of the following is a good development question?

Identify the part

Identify the part

Which question is more creative for a TV interview?

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