TV survey. Read the following questions with your partner and note down his/her answers in English.. Read the following statements, discuss them and try to reach an agreement.. TV survey. Read the following questions with your partner and note down his/he

TV survey

Read the following questions with your partner and note down his/her answers in English.

· How many hours a day do you spend in front of the box?

· What programmes do you enjoy watching?

· What type of programmes do you avoid?

· What criteria do you use for deciding what you watch?

· To what extent are you influenced by advertising?

· As a family or amongst friends, how do you resolve the problem of conflicting interests when each wants to watch a different programme?

Read the following statements, discuss them and try to reach an agreement.

Statement	yes no to some extent on the contrary...	because... above all if... although... however... ...
Today most people watch too much television.
Television widens and enriches your knowledge.
Television can encourage passivity.
It stops or inhibits conversation in the family.
Television stations broadcast too much violence.
Television often stops people from reading.
Sitting in front of the TV is a good way of relaxing.
Television exerts too much influence over people.