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Sexist adverts are to be banned from the UK. Neil and Dan teach you the language the world's media is using to discuss this story.
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News Review
Sexist advertisements to be banned in the UK
Adverts which show men and women in 'old-fashioned' gender stereotypical roles, for example a woman cleaning a house alone, are to be banned from the UK for maintaining gender inequality.
Language challenge
‘Old-fashioned’ sexist ads are to be banned in the UK. Which of these words is NOT a synonym of old-fashioned?
a) archaic
b) outdated
c) time-honoured
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The story
The Advertising Standards Authority has signalled its readiness to ban commercials which perpetuate sexist stereotypes.
Examples given by the authority include ads which show women having sole responsibility for cleaning and men failing to carry out simple household tasks.
The ASA’s chief executive, Guy Parker, said portrayals which reinforced outdated views of gender roles can play a part in causing inequality.
Key words and phrases
watchdog
organisation responsible for making sure people maintain standards and follow the law
perpetuate
make something continue
unveil
make known for the first time
To do
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News Review quiz
3 Questions
Now you've watched the video, try to answer these questions about the language in the news.
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Now you've watched the video, try to answer these questions about the language in the news.
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make known for the first timeQuestion 1 of 3
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make something continueQuestion 2 of 3
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Now you've watched the video, try to answer these questions about the language in the news.
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organisation responsible for making sure people maintain standards and follow the lawQuestion 3 of 3
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Language challenge - answer
c) time-honoured
End of Session 2
Join us in Session 3 for Pronunciation in the News - our video which teaches you pronunciation using the latest BBC World News bulletins.
Session Vocabulary
watchdog
organisation responsible for making sure people maintain standards and follow the law
perpetuate
make continue
unveil
make known for the first time


