C1 Mintafeladat

Smoking in films

0. There is a campaign in the UK .
   1. to ban films with characters who smoke
   2. to classify films featuring smokers over 15
   3. to give age classification to films portraying smoking
1. The negative influence of films showing smoking .
   1. needs further research to be proved
   2. has been first proved by the British Cancer Society
   3. has been accepted by several health organisations in the world
2. Smoking in films .
   1. enhances other negative influences on young smokers
   2. is perceived by the young as a sign of adulthood
   3. promotes illegal products among the young
3. The critic points out that movie characters puffing on a cigarette .
   1. are expected by people in their 30s or 50s
   2. make new soap operas more realistic
   3. are depicted as less attractive today than before
4. Film-makers use smoking .
   1. to document the actual life style of the upper class
   2. as one of the props in working class dramas
   3. as a stereotypical habit of certain characters
5. The critic finds .
   1. the film classification system highly problematic
   2. the classification of swear words even more urgent
   3. the classification of smoking controversial but necessary
6. Films about the 1970s featuring smoking .
   1. are automatically classified as less than 18
   2. might be treated differently
   3. are exempt from the new law
7. Prof. Britton thinks that "Avatar" is one of the films that .
   1. definitely needs parental guidance
   2. contains unrealistic scenes of smoking
   3. is full of smart tobacco ads

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