Suzie thinks that all newspapers publish fake news. 

Suzie’s course only teaches students how to report the news.

Tim suggests that unemployment is a problem in the newspaper industry. 

Tim says that reports on celebrities help to support more serious journalism. 

Suzie wants to be a sports journalist. 

Human-interest stories enable newspaper to carry out investigations.

It costs a lot of money to read online news reports and articles.

Newspaper subscriptions are cheaper than buying a print paper.

Newspapers can get a good name by printing stories about celebrities.

Serious journalism will be very different in the future.

1. Maria studied all week, understood the material, and felt confident after the exam.

   → She ________ the test.

The school is completely quite and empty.

1. There are dark clouds, strong winds, and you can hear thunder.

   → It ________  soon.

The lights are off, the door is locked, and no one is answering the phone. They __________  at home.

1. The baby is crying, and it hasn’t eaten for hours.

   → It ________  hungry.