IV Read the text and translate the words in italics into English.

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Journalism has been central to Carleton's __1__миссия from the university's earliest days: three of the six degrees awarded at the university's first convocation, held in 1946, were Bachelors of Journalism.

In the years since, there has been steady growth in the School of Journalism and Communication. It added a __2__ Магистр журналистики program in 1974 for students who already had extensive journalism experience. And in 1988 the modified __3__ программа to incorporate university graduates without journalistic backgrounds was introduced.

In 1977, the School of Journalism at Carleton University formally launched __4__ программа подготовки студентов the academic study of mass communication, leading to a __5__ степень Бакалавра гуманитарных наук. A Master of Arts program was added in 1991, and in September 1997, the school introduced its PhD program.

Today, the School has nearly 900 undergraduate and graduate students __6__ специализирующихся in its journalism and mass communication programs.

The mass communication program at Carleton concentrates on the history, theories, political economy, technology and impact of communication.

In the second-year workshop on basic reporting, students learn techniques to find stories, conduct interviews and gather, organize and report information – the __7__ основы of print, online, radio, and television journalism.

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V Choose the best alternative.

1. Training for journalism in the UK is offered in two main ways: …

1. Long-term and part-time;

2. Pre-entry and mid-career;

3. Distance learning and special training

2. The EJTA comprises …

1. 60 journalism centers around Europe;

2. 24 universities across Europe;

3. 60 schools of Journalism all around Europe.

3. The main aim of the EJTA is …

1. To organize seminars and conferences about the important issues on journalistic profession;

2. To stimulate European cooperation in journalism education and mid-career training;

3. To organize research at a European level on important issues in journalistic training.

4. The NCTJ is …

1. A governmental organization subordinate to the Ministry of Education;

2. A non-profit organization;

3. An independent charitable organization.

5. The membership to the EJTA is …

1. Institutional;

2. Individual;

3. Governmental.

6. The ACEJMC membership includes …

1. Schools of journalism and mass communication in the USA;

2. International mass communication organizations;

3. National and international organizations representing different media and educational institutions in journalism.

7. The main function of the ACEJMC is …

1. To evaluate and accredit journalism and mass communication programs in the USA;

2. To make recommendations on professional training in journalism in the USA;

3. To establish standards in evaluating academic programs of university schools of journalism.

8. In order to get the NCTJ diploma all candidates must complete …

1. 5 core subjects;

2. 2 major and 5 elective subjects;

3. 5 mandatory and at least 2 optional subjects.

9. The NCTJ products and services include …

1. Contracts on organization of training for journalism in the UK;

2. Course accreditation, distance learning, training, careers information, etc.;

3. Requirements and establishing new training schemes for journalism.

10. The world class Columbia Graduate School of Journalism was founded with the financial assistance of …

1. General Robert E. Lee;

2. William Hearst;

3. Joseph Pulitzer.

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number of mistakes	grade
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