The word “succumbed” means …………. 
A.set up for
B.brought up to
C.taken up by
D.given in to

Which of the following does the author describe as limited in what it could do? 
A.radio 
B.magazines 
C.movies 
D.television

The passage implies that magazines …………. 
A.are less visual than radio
B.put television out of business
C. influence television programs 
D.have a limited range of subjects

The word “circulations” is closest in meaning to ………….. 
A.The number of blood banks selling magazines 
B.The number of readers of a magazines 
C.The number of international magazines 
D.The number of sold copies of a magazines

According to the passage, which of the following magazines is no longer printed? 
A.The Saturday Evening post
B.The Reader’s Digest 
C. The Nation 
D.The National Geographic

From the passage it can be inferred that …………..
A. movies have replaced magazines
B.the author is fond of magazines
C.Almost all magazines are printed in English
D.home decorating magazines are dramatic

The word “it” in paragraph 2 refers to ………….. 
A.television 
B.publishing
C.entertainment
D.radio

Italian citizens lead their counterparts in the UK, France and Germany in supporting moves to bring the service standards and practices of government’s  departments closer to those achieved by the best private sector companies. 
A.lead their counterparts
B.supporting moves
C.practices of government’s 
D.those achieved

Aspen, where the limousines have four-wheel drive and an empty plot can cost ten million dollars, has been declared the more expensive town in America.
A.where
B.four-wheel drive
C.has been
D.more expensive

………………. films about writers are so dull is that writers don’t dress up to practice their craft. 
A.Everybody says
B.One of the reasons 
C.It is often claimed
D. Because