The BBC was founded in _____., 1922, 1936, What is the BBC?, A local newspaper, The oldest national broadcaster in the world, The BBC has become a trusted _____ for people everywhere., fiction, news source, The BBC is a symbol of national _____ for British people., identity, entertainment, What happened in 1953?, The BBC stopped broadcasting, Families bought TVs to watch the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, The BBC started broadcasting after _____ War II., Cold, World, Many people didn’t think that television would become _____., popular, forgotten, In 1953, families bought televisions to watch the live broadcast of Queen _____., Victoria, Elizabeth II, The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II made the BBC even _____., less, stronger, The BBC is known for its news _____ and current affairs., reports, gossip, People keep up with what is happening in the UK and around the _____., world, city, The BBC also produces dramas, _____ and music shows., commercials, documentaries, People can learn from documentaries about _____, animals, sports and science., nature, politics, The first BBC broadcasts were on the _____., television, radio, The BBC became a symbol of _____ identity., religion, national, The BBC produces a wide _____ of programmes., limitation, range, The BBC reports current _____ programmes., fiction, affairs, The BBC was founded more than _____ years ago., 50, 100, The BBC produces radio, TV and _____ programmes., print, online, Where do BBC programmes appear today?, All over the world, Only in the UK, What kinds of programmes, besides news, does the BBC produce?, Only weather forecasts, Dramas, sitcoms and game shows, What has the BBC become for people everywhere?, A popular fiction writer, A trusted news source, When did the BBC start broadcasting on television?, After World War II, After World War I, What did many people think about television at first?, They thought it would replace books, They didn’t think it would become popular, What do BBC programmes help people do?, Keep up with what is happening in the UK and abroad, Learn how to cook, What does the BBC produce hundreds of?, news, Educational documentaries, What topics do BBC documentaries cover?, Documentaries, dramas, sitcoms, Nature, music, sports and science, What did the coronation event make the BBC?, An even stronger part of national identity, A small local station, What kind of broadcaster is the BBC?, Private, National, What is the BBC not just about?, News, Sports, Where does the text say BBC programmes are shown today?, all over the world, only in small towns, What does the abbreviation “BBC” stand for?, British Banking Company, British Broadcasting Corporation, What event helped to unite the British nation in 1953?, The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, The wedding of Prince Charles, What types of shows, besides documentaries, does the BBC offer?, Dramas, sitcoms and game shows, Only cartoons for children, Where were the first BBC broadcasts?, On the Internet, On the radio, What is the BBC well-known for?, Its gossip magazines, Its news reports and current affairs programming.

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