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C. 1. ⓐ 2. ⓒ 3. ⓓ 4. ⓑ Lesson 5 Magazines: Paper to Pixels Warm Up pp. 100-101 A Viewing ⓒ B Sharing Opinions Sample Position 1: Yes, they can survive. Print magazines can survive by offering unique content, like high-quality photos or collectible editions, and combining with digital media through online extras or subscriptions. Position 2: No, they cannot survive. Digital media is cheaper and easier to access, so print magazines will eventually disappear. Position 3: I think both are possible. Print magazines can survive by combining their traditional formats with digital platforms to reach a wider audience. C Vocabulary for Reading 1. misinformation 2. formula 3. trustworthy 4. notification 5. appealing 6. niche Reading pp. 102-107 Q1 They are more appealing to teens because of their short formats, engaging videos, and interactive content. Q2 Paul suggests choosing a niche you’re passionate about, planning your content with a script or outline, and having basic equipment like a good camera or smartphone, microphone, and lighting. Q3 Paul suggests creating an eye-catching thumbnail, using popular and relevant hashtags, and being honest to avoid spreading false information. Q4 They directly affect our daily lives and well-being. Q5 We can help stop it by being mindful and questioning what we read. Work with the Reading p. 108 A. (1) digital (2) interactive (3) niche (4) genuine (5) misinformation (6) expert Language Focus p. 109 A Vocabulary 1. harmful 2. helpful 3. reliable 4. available B Structure 1. She won the lottery, which surprised everyone. 2. He forgot his friend’s birthday, which made his friend upset. 3. They decided to move to another city, which caused a lot of excitement. Answers I 147