Someone who is reserved is..., quiet and not very outgoing, rude, noisy, A person who dislikes socializing is..., antisocial, optimistic, bustling, Someone who is careful with money is..., thrifty, extravagant, well-off, A person with plenty of money is..., well-off, poor, antisocial, If you genuinely apologise, you are..., sincere, sarcastic, arrogant, To secretly follow someone is to..., stalk, approve, redraft, If someone writes false damaging stories, you can..., sue for libel, track down, gossip, A film premiere is..., the first public showing of a film, the last scene of a film, a TV interview, Press intrusion means..., reporters invading someone's privacy, free advertising, a TV programme, Paparazzi are..., photographers who follow celebrities, police officers, newspaper editors, Someone in the public eye is..., well known to the public, hidden from everyone, retired, Knowledge means..., information and understanding, money, fame, Before using someone's photo, you should ask for..., permission, advice, luck, Relatively means..., fairly or quite, completely, never, To invade someone's privacy means to..., enter it without permission, protect it, improve it, A free press is..., news media that can report freely, a free newspaper, a TV channel, Investigative journalism involves..., deep research into important stories, writing fiction, sports reporting, The press refers to..., newspapers and news media, the police, the courts, A press regulator..., helps enforce media rules, writes gossip columns, makes films, The tabloid press usually focuses on..., celebrities and sensational stories, science journals, textbooks, A story is in the public interest if it..., benefits society, makes lots of money, is funny, To harass someone means to..., continually bother them, help them, thank them, An arrogant person believes they are..., better than other people, shy, careful, Someone who is self-assured is..., confident, nervous, confused, A calculating person..., carefully plans to get what they want, is generous, is careless, A courageous firefighter is..., brave, lazy, gullible, Someone who is foolhardy takes..., stupid risks, careful decisions, good advice, A pushy salesperson is..., too forceful, very shy, kind, A packed train is..., full of people, empty, expensive, A bustling market is..., busy and lively, closed, quiet, An extravagant person spends money..., freely and wastefully, carefully, never, Gossip is..., unofficial talk about other people, a news report, a legal document, A sarcastic comment is usually..., meant to mock someone, sincere, polite, An optimistic person expects..., good things, bad things, nothing, A pessimistic person expects..., the worst, the best, success, An accusing voice sounds..., as if blaming someone, friendly, shy, A critical review points out..., faults and weaknesses, jokes, celebrations, An approving smile shows..., agreement, confusion, fear, An intrusive question is..., too personal, helpful, easy, To redraft a report means to..., write it again, print it, delete it, Police tried to ______ the missing witness., track down, approve, gossip, Which pair are opposites?, optimistic – pessimistic, arrogant – self-assured, packed – bustling

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