Theorie:

To speak about mass media, study the appropriate vocabulary. Part 2
  
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Genre - a type of art or writing with a particular style;
 
Scriptwriter - someone who writes the words for films or radio or television programmes;
 
Arouse - to make someone have a particular feeling or reaction;
 
Resist - to stop yourself from doing something that you want to do;
 
Touch - if something kind that someone says or does touches you, it makes you feel pleased or a little sad;
 
Quiz show - a programme on television in which people play games to try to win prizes;
 
Audience - the type of people who watch a particular TV show, read a particular book, etc;
 
Individual - considered separately from other things in a group;
 
Firm - not soft, but not completely hard;
 
Interfere - to try to control or become involved in a situation, in a way that is annoying.
 
Examples:

It's a subject which has aroused a lot of interest.

This magazine is aimed at a teenage audience.

We don't have any firm plans for the weekend yet.

I know he's worried about us, but I wish he wouldn't interfere.