Art and Entertainment.

A TV presenter is a person who 1)           [introduce, inform] or 2)       [voice, host] programs on television. They are the famous public faces of television that 3)           [engage, confident]with the unseen audience and 4)               [present, pronunciation]to them live and recorded shows across various genres. These presenters work across international, national, regional areas and 5)        [manner, inform]the audiences about the programs. TV presenters should have a well-groomed appearance, 6)           [confident, attract]and pleasing personality, and a good 7)       [act, voice] and 8)               [pronunciation, inform]. Presenting on television is a very demanding and high-pressure job – these professionals have to work irregular hours, constantly be under bright lights and camera, and yet put up a confident and pleasant look whenever they 9)         [appear, attract]on the screen. The actual nature of a presenter’s job depends upon the programs they present, such as news, sports, reality show, etc. Although there are several similarities shared by all presenters irrespective of the program genre, they have to 10)           [act, confident]as a link between the program items and the audience by introducing or hosting a program in an interesting 11)        [TV, manner]. Often celebrities may be roped in by channels to present a show in order to 12)         [attract, watch]viewership. In my opinion, to be a good TV presenter is quite difficult, but really exciting

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Current affairs programmes usually ................... the latest news.

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Rumours are usually .................................. by word-of-mouth or any media.